Local residents plan visits and home changes across states
Col and Mrs John Smith and children Caroline and Owen of Pensacola Fla depart for Falls Church to make their home. Mr Lewis Barton and Mrs Barton visit on S Stewart St. Mrs Raymond D Saxe of Courtfield Ave is a patient in Richmond. John F Arnold earns honor roll at Washington and Lee University. Cynthia Kay Teets born to Grover Teets Jr of Clearbrook. Families visit Moorefield Peters burg and Kline W Va. Dr John McL Adams spends weekend at Rehoboth Beach Del.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Caroline and
Owen
Pensacola
Fla
H. P. Maccubbin
Falls Church
Raymond D. Saxe
Courtfield Ave
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Richmond
John F. Arnold
Washingto and Lee University
Lester D. Arnold
Stewart St
Arnold
Grover Teets, Jr
Clearbrook
Cynthia Kay
Teets
Lucy Brace
John McL. Adams
Rehoboth Beach, del
Dave Crocker
J. D. Steele
M. K. Sandy
Memorial Hospital
Methodist Church
Ralph Guard
Phoee Seaman
Charles Sandy
Goldie
Mary Ritenour
Betty York
Gertrude Sargent
Jessie Welsh
Maureen Seal
Eleanor Franklin
Mae Jane Markley
Ralph Strosnider
Eldridge Lemley
Harrisonburg
John Fries
Joe Gilbert
Lambden Ave
Kenneth Seal
Robert Sargant
Harry Ritenour
Tommy Ewing
Charles Layman
Fred Markley
Kenneth Swain
Garland Parker
Lee Gregory
Pittsurgh
Gervis Lemley
John Knowles
Connie
Albuquerque, N. M
Know
Round Hill Methodist Youth Fellowship elects officers
David Fishback was elected president at the recent meeting. Richard Wines becomes vice president, Nelson Phelps secretary, Judy Fishback assistant secretary, Cecil Renner treasurer, Carolyn Robinson assistant treasurer, and Mickey Copp reporter. Patsy Lamp and Gladys Wiggins named to program material committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fishback
Round Hill Methodist Youth Fellowship
Richard Wines
Nelson Phelps
Judy Fishback
Cecil Renner
Carolyn Robinson
Mickey Copp
Patsy Lamp
Gladys Wigginton
Witness
Calendar of events at War Memorial Building and local groups
Community notices list meetings and socials at the War Memorial Building and area venues. Events include sales meetings, a Youth lounge, yard parties at Chestnut Grove and Cedar Creek churches, Eastern Star and Masonic events, VFW, bridge, Lions and Exchange clubs, Alcoholics Anonymous, Moose and Rebekah lodges, and Daughters of the American Revolution activities with leaders and times noted. The Fort Loudoun chapter met with plans for November visit and yearbook printing. 19 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
George Hotel
Exchange Club
George Washington Hotel
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Hiram Lodge
AF & AM
Masonic Temple
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Emma Ridgeway
Maurice B Tonkin
June social events include skating party and housewarming
During June a skating party at Berryville and a housewarming for Mr and Mrs Thurston Collins at their Millwood Ave home drew sixteen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston Collins
Hazel Robinson
Woodrow Copp
Mrs
Wines
Berryville
Millwood Ave
Circles of First Presbyterian Church Meet Next Week
Female circle leaders at First Presbyterian plan joint and individual meetings across the week. Listings show leaders such as Miss Anna Allen Mrs Homer Alberti Mrs E W Barr and others meeting at various rooms and addresses including Featherbed Lane 112 E Piccadilly 95 Lee St Martinsburg Pike 312 W Leicester 322 W Cecil St 308 Virginia Ave 521 Dunlap and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Anna Allen
Homer Alberti
E. W. Barr
Featherbed Lane
Frank Grieve
William Rooker
E. Piccadilly
Russell Newcome
Philip Glaize
Lee St
Frank Bailey
I Fred Stine
Martinsburg Pike
Henry Goode
Mary Bittinger
W. Leicester &J
Births Reported for July 5 Mr and Mrs Godlove and Mr and Mrs Whitacre
Birth announcements list a son Russell Keith for Mr and Mrs Junior Godlove of Buffack Road, and a daughter Donna Ann for Mr and Mrs James Whitacre of 574 N Loudoun Street. Mrs Godlove and Mrs Whitacre are identified by former surnames Betty Snifflette and Hazel Saville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Godlove
Buffack Road
Russell Keith
James Whitacre
N. Loudoun St
Donna Ann
Whitacre
Hazel Saville
Modern Etiquette Q A Advice on Dining Room Etiquette
Q A reader asks about chair placement under the table between meals and is told there is no rule against it. The column notes bride and groom figures are common on wedding cakes but not exclusive. It suggests returning hospitality by hosting the friends at a hotel or restaurant.
Word Misuse and Pronunciation in English Lessons
W L Gordon outlines common word pitfalls and a daily vocabulary goal. He contrasts intimate with intimidate and explains mispronounced terms like coterie and menagerie. The piece defines words such as costly, dear, valuable and lists practice with the word sup ercilious ness and its usage.
Weather text and local visits in Reynolds Store area
The report notes cool weather and lists local visitors and patients. Mrs. Lynn Hawkins and family visited Mr and Mrs Mervil Dick. Mr and Mrs John Omps and son. Mrs Junior Dick and two sons. Mrs Guy Spriggs of Berkeley Springs also visited. Several residents, including Mrs Walt Moore and Mrs Clarence Shelburne, are ill or hospitalized at Winchester Memorial or Johns Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervil Dick
Lynn Hawkins
John P. Omps
Junior Dick
Guy Spriggs
Berkeley Springs
Walt Moore
Clarence Shelburne
Winchester Memorial Hospital
W. R. Humphreys
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Refugees form house building co operative in Nanaimo
A group of 25 Hungarian refugees in Nanaimo form a house building co operative. All are qualified journeymen and plan to construct about 20 brick homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanaimo
Hungary
Church to Honor Deceased Members
Three former Mount Carmel Baptist Church members will be memorialized at an 11 15 a m service Sunday. Honorees are Rev Chester M Comer Ellen Avery and Lloyd P Fisher Sr The Rev Melford Walker will preach the sermon with special music by a quartet including Mrs Lillian Brooks Mrs Lorraine Reed Charles Reed and J G Cartwright Families will take part in a candle lighting service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Chester M. Comer
Ellen Avery
Lloyd P. Fisher
Melford Walker
Lillian Brooks
Lorraine Reed
Charles Reed
J. G. Cartwright
Stephens City Community Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Robert Claytor hosted the Sunday School Co-Workers in Stephens City with routine business and plans for the July meeting. Girl Scout Troop 16 staged a marshmallow roast and nature study outings with leaders Maynard Hausenfluck and Sarah Shryock, plus extensive member lists and a hike to Mrs. Charles Bass’s home. Activities include troop hikes, home visits, family moves, hospital stays, and surprise housewarmings among Methodist and Lutheran groups, with multiple local residents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Robert Claytor
Lutheran Church
Robert Shifflett
Dan Brumback
William V. McCray
Joe Clevenger
Harold Teets
W. ©. Adams
Vernon Ridings
Ada Trussell
Eleanor Conard
Julian Gregory
Carolyn Seal
Anna Orndorff
Maynard Hausenfluck
Sarah Shryock
James Golliday
Charles Bass
Judy Ailes
Dixie Bean Hazel Bray
Susan Brumack
Georgia Carbaugh
Janet Ewing
Elizabeth Golliday
Sandra
Karen Hausenfluck
Karen Strickler
Bonnie Largent
Maryla Merritt
Carole Mills
Janet Petrie
Sharon Newin
Connie Largent
Elwanda Ginn
Linda Punk
Nancy Ritenour
Judith Hartley
Karent
Skyline Drive
Shenandoah
Elkton
Harrisonburg
James Carbaugh
Isabelle Strother
Marguerite Carbaugh
Sidney Carbaugh
George Monk
Shenandoah Acres
Stuart's
Jennings Morris
Rebekahs Install Lola S. Williams As Noble Grand
Lola S. Williams was installed as Noble Grand of Winchester Rebekah Lodge No. 21 at the Odd Fellows Hall on W. Boscawen St. Jeannie W Hoover, outgoing noble grand, received a gift for her term. Nancy Schulze named vice grand. other officers and staff listed. ceremony led by Katie Harman and Rosa Reid. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola S. Williams
Noble Grand of
Winchester
Rebekah Lodge No
Oddfellows Hall
W. Boscawen
Jeannie W Hoover
Nancy Schulze
Betty Kline
Rosa Reid
Hazel Himelright
Georgia Wright
Encie Edwards
Maude DeHeaven
Katie Harman
Frances Tevait
Betty Laign
Wilda Hose
Guardian
Nellie Pingley
Bessie Miller
Jeannie Hoover
District Lodge
The
Rebekahs
Marshall
Mrs. Harman
Anna Boxwell
Maude DeHaven
Joy Mason
Willams
Janie Parker
Flower
Erma Martir
Red Cross and Women's Swimming Classes Begin Monday
The Red Cross Water Safety program starts Monday at Willow Lawn Pool with boys from 8 to 9 am and girls 9 to 10 am. Women’s swimming classes run at 7 pm in Rouss Park Pool. Parents should have children ready in robes. no parents may enter pool area. Fifteen senior life savers and instructors on duty. returning children should bring cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Willow Lawn
Rouss Park
Paul Starrett Dies Built Empire State Building Empire
Paul Starrett, 90, died yesterday in Greenwich Connecticut. He built iconic structures such as New York Citys Empire State Building and many major buildings nationwide including the Pennsylvania Railroad Station New York Life and Metropolitan Life towers Macy s and the Plaza and Biltmore hotels. His firm erected the Lincoln Memorial and Statler hotels in several cities and other notable projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich, Conn
Paul Starrett
New York City
Empire State Building
Starrett
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Station
New York Life
Metropolitan Life
Bank of Manhattan
Flatiron
Macy's Department Store
Plaza
Biltmore
Commodore
Pennsylvania
Statler
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Cleveland
Detroit
Munsey
New Willard
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
Blackstone
Chicago
Baltimore
Cities
Billy Graham and Dale Evans stun Madison Square Garden crowd
A standing room crowd of 19,200 heard Billy Graham and Dale Evans in New York with Evans singing gospel songs and sharing her faith. Graham spoke on youth serving God with 576 decisions for Christ and totals for his Garden meetings rising to 27,582 in New York and 847,800 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graham
Dale Evans
Madison Square Garden
Miss Evans
Roy Rogers
Hollywood
Graham
Christ
Surgeons Restore Scalp After Boat Propeller Accident
Mrs. Lucretia Galbraith, 50, of San Francisco, had her scalp torn from her head when her long hair was caught in a cabin cruiser propeller shaft Sunday. Deputy Sheriff Lester Clark retrieved the scalp, surgeons reattached it, and doctors report her condition satisfactory. The incident occurred as she inspected bilges on the 30 foot cruiser T. R. Henry piloted. he halted the engine, freed her, and summoned aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pablo
Calif
Lucretia Galbraith
Galbraith
San Francisco
Brookside Hospital
San Francisco Bay City
Lester Clark
Boat Harbor
Clark
Mrs. Galbraith
Bond sales dip in June across Frederick Winchester area
June E and H Savings bond sales slipped in the Frederick Winchester area. M B Clowe Jr reports June totals of 49112 50 plus Clarke County at 1293 75. Year to date Fred Winchester reach 383826 about 60 percent of 640000. Clarke County 35388 about 37 percent of 95000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frderick-Winchester
Clark
Frederick-Winchester
Clarke County
Frederick Winchester
M. B. Clowe, Jr
Lewis F. Stolle
Community Guests Meet at Braddock Street Church
Mrs. M J Billmyer hosted Circle 4 of Braddock Street Methodist Church. Visitors included Miss Ann O Donnell of Brooknell Miss Dorothy O Donnell and Miss Edna Hinkins of Strasburg. Also present were Mrs. Walter Funk of Stephens City and Mr. Clyde Grubbs. Eddie Hinkins, patient at Memorial Hospital, is improving. Elmer Snarr remains a patient at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital in Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
M. J. Billmyer
Circle 4
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Ann O'Donnell
Brooknell
Dorothy O'Donnell
Edna Hinkins
Strasburg
Pearl Clagett
Walter Funk
Stephens City
Clyde Grubbs
Eddie Hinkins
Memorial Hospital
Elmer Snarr
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
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Sendeel
Personale
David Teviotdale
Mrs. Teviotdale
Lewis Barton
Barton
S. Stewart St
David C. Goss
Marvy Anderson
B. W. Bowie
Anne, Webb and
Timothy
Raleteh, N.C
Bowie
Roy A. Cather
S. Washington St
William C. Beatty
Maureen
West Coast
Mrs. Beatty
Seattle
Wash
Osa Hott
Danughter
Mary
Harry C. Renner
Moorefield
Petersburg
Kline
W. Va
Bobbie Conrad
Chestnut Grove Church
WSCS
Cedar Creek
Marloro
McKinley
City Hall
VFW
P. m
Charles P. Ritter
Virginia Ave
Foster Gain
Donald Stewart
Tennyson Ave
Julian Buncutter
T. F. Timberlake
Washington St
DAR
Presbyterian Circles
Charles Schutte, Jr
William G. Way
Russell Bell
At & P.m
Henry Bush
E. E. McIntyre
Earle Polhamus
Dunlap Ave
W. E. Beckner
Valley Shoe Salon
Loudoun St
Flamingo
Plla Mae Mowery
Louise
Beauty Salon
E. Piccadilly St
Roberta Lee
W. L. Gordon
N. of
Reynolds Store
Mrs. Mervil Dick
Refugees
By Carolyn L. Seal
Gaunt
Noble Grand
Les
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Shoe Center
St. Loudoun St
Lovett Brothers
Skimmer
Winchester Churches
Miller House
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lees & Mohawk’s Carpets
James Lee & Sons
Mohawk Carpets
Cather
Timberlake
Dial
Croll
Cacapon Lodge
Cacapon State Park
Patem
Maytag
Heart of the Maytag
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