Social calendar highlights from Winchester area
Thursday events include Winchester Girl Scouts meeting at Camp White Rock with campfire supper and program, Grace Lutheran Church Women’s Missionary Society gathering, American Legion R. Y. Conrad Post at George Washington Hotel, a Clarke County Garden Club card party at Scaleby, and a Margaret Collins Denny Class social at Braddock Street Church School.
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Winchester Girl Scouts Council
FE. B. Cooper
Camp White Rock
Women's Missionary Society
The
Grace Lutheran Church
Red Church
American Legion
R. Y. Conrad Post
George Washington Hotel
Local social notes highlight picnics and visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Frank Plank return from a mid western visit visiting relatives including Mrs Daniel Quick and Leo Quick and A E Sargent. The Winchester Wholesale Grocery Corp held a July Fourth picnic at Big Bubbling Springs Capon Bridge WV with guests and a talk on cooperation. General and Mrs Beverley Browne plan buffet supper in Warren County. Rosa May Schwartz and Holmes W White married at United Brethren Church. Tom Baldridge attends Boy Scout Jamboree in Washington. Winchester Travel and Guide Service members dine at Natural Bridge VA. Baptist Church ladies plan a yard party July 22. Meadow Brook Farm visitors and Dorothy Nassau to visit Gladys Haldeman.
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Mrs. Plank
Mid-West
Frank Plank
Est Boscawen Street
Mr. Plank
Daniel Quick
Mascontah, li
Leo Quick
East St. Louis
A. E. Sargent
Stewardson
Winchester Wholesale Grocery Corporation
Cash and Carry Grocery Company
Harrisonburg
Big Bubbling Springs
Capon Bridge
W. Va
R. Anderson
Winchester
W. A. Baker
Donald Petton
Betty
Charlotte Santmyers
Anderson
He Rsonburg
Edythe Devier
Samuel Wampler
H. L. Garber
Patsy
d'Sullivan
Rosa May Schwartz
Holmes William White
O’sullivan Rubber Co
Mentzen
United Brethren Church
Mann
Forse
Modern Etiquette Questions and Answers
A sequence for theater seating etiquette places the usher first, followed by the woman and then her escort. Guidance on removing fruit stones at table uses fingertip pressure to transfer the stone to the plate. It is proper for a man to have the prefix Mr engraved on his social card.
DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN WITH CLUES
Answer to previous puzzle is not provided. This clue list shows across and down items for a typical daily crossword puzzle with hints including writers, musical terms, tools, animals, and various objects.
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Daily Cross
C I O Goes Collegiate in Southern Ohio
John L Lewis is overseeing a new classroom program for C I O members in southern Ohio. A anonymous college professor leads sessions on Roberts Rules and orderly unionism while 34 of 49 locals participate. The program aims to educate workers, recruit faculty from regional colleges, and expand with weekly courses in bookkeeping and management.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
Ohio
Robert
Paul W. Fuller
C. I. O. Organiz
Southern
Account Confusion Marks Plant Strike Shootout
Conflicting accounts emerged after a plant strike turn violent. A wounded armyman Clyde Testerfield recalls rock and bottle throwing by strikers before gunfire erupted. Wetmore, Alcoa police chief, says guards fired at unarmed pickets, claiming wounded workers were struck by their own side in a cross fire.
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Clyde Testerfield
Last Rites For Mrs. Mary W. Rinker in Stephens City
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary W. Rinker at her Whittier Avenue home with Rev. Floyd M. Lucas officiating. Interment followed in Green Hill Cemetery. She died of a heart attack Tuesday at age 78, survived by her husband J. W. Rinker, sister Miss Cora Barley, and three brothers.
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Mary W. Rinker
J. W. Rinker
Whittier Avenue
Floyd M. Lucas
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Stephens City
Green Hill Cemetery
Hunter
Frank
Miller Barley
Luttrell
Ollie Cooper
James F. Beatley
Rinker
Adam Barley
Cora Barley
Cooperative Opens Tomato Packing Option Amid Strike
Cambridge Maryland July 8 The Hillsboro Queen Anne Cooperative Corp offers to process 20 acres of Dorchester County tomatoes at Vienna Maryland if farmers agree The move provides an alternate market after a Phillips Company strike closed five packing plants during the bean season
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Cambridge
Dorchester County
Phillips Company
Phillips
Hillsboro-Queen Anne
Death Removes Retired Farmer Near Berryville
Nathaniel Hamston Sibert 75 born Mount Olive Shenandoah county died at home of son in law J W Anderson near Berryville after a week of illness. Survived by daughter Mrs. Anderson and two sons J W Sibert and Roy Sibert as well as sister Mrs Bettie Gay and brother C R Sibert. Funeral Saturday at 11 with Rev W O Lutrell at Anderson home Hamilton area.
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Berryville
Nathaniel Hamston Sibert
Mount Olive
Shenandoah County
Hamilton
Loudoun County
J. W. Anderson
Sibert
Toms Brook
Mary Alice Keller
Loudoun
Anderson
J. W. Sibert
Roy Sibert
Leesburg
Dimm to Vote in August Primary Before Turning 21
Newport News voters report Milton Dimm will cast a ballot in the August 3 Democratic primary though he does not turn 21 until five minutes after Election Day. Richard Newman cited a precept that fractions of a day do not affect a citizen’s majority. Registrar K. K. Jones registered Dimm.
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Newport News
Milton Dimm
Richard Newman
K. K. Jones
Dimm
Hazards For Caddies at Meadowbrook Golf Course
Meadowbrook owner John Williams in Tuscaloosa installs a five foot alligator in the pond at the fourth hole to deter caddies from removing and selling golf balls, aiming to curb ball recovery and sales by players.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
John Williams
Meadowbrook
Brooks' Pharmacy Ad Promotes Ice Cream Specials
An old advertisement touts fountain offerings at Brooks' Pharmacy including jumbo ice cream sodas for 10 cents, milk shakes for 10 cents, double dip ice cream cones for 50 cents, and old fashioned plate ice cream in raspberry and lime sherbets, with the store phone listed as 766.
No Hope In Sight For West In Heat Spell
Heat wave continues across the middlewest and North Atlantic States with at least 14 deaths. Temperatures rose into the nineties after a slight overnight drop as hot winds from the plains persist. Washington Weather Bureau predicts the heat will persist through Friday with some areas seeing local thundershowers. Phillipsburg Kansas hit 196 degrees as the day’s nationwide hotspot.
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Chicago
Middlewest
North Atlantic
The
Mercury
Plains
Weather Bureau
Washington
Phillipsburg
Kas
Paul Kantner Struck By Automobile On Main Street
Paul Kantner a 14 year old son of J H Kantner of 348 National avenue darted from behind parked cars into Main Street and was struck by Boyd Ritter 22 driving Ola Ritter of 348 North Loudoun street s car The injuries were minor and Ritter was not held for reckless driving as Kantner failed to look before crossing managers stated the incident occurred yesterday afternoon
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Boyd Ritter
Ola Ritter
Loudoun Street
Paul Kantner
J. H. Kantner
National Avenue
Paul
Park Pool and Tennis Lessons For Children
Gene Dunn will instruct children at the Park pool to learn swimming on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Charles Beaver will offer beginner tennis instruction on the same days from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. The only charge is for court usage.
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Gene Dunn
Park Pool
Charles Beaver
Negro Midshipman Trivers resigns from Naval Academy
Representative Mitchell says George J. Trivers has resigned from the Naval Academy after concluding he could not perform midshipman duties. Mitchell, the only Black member of Congress, appointed Trivers. Captain Todd, acting superintendent, reports no unpleasantness surrounding the departure.
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Washington
Mitchell
D-Kd
George J. Trivers
Naval Academy
Congress
Trivers
Academy
Forde A. Todd
Burglar Interruption Finds Robed Robin in Home
Niagara Falls patrolman Harrington H. Thomas rushed to a burglar alarm to find a robin loose in the parlor knocking over vases while a frightened maid hid in an adjoining room. The woman said she had made the call.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Harrington H. Thomas
Rioting Breaks Out as Alcoa Mill Reopens
Adjutant-general R O Smith noted militiamen arrived from across the state and expected no further trouble. Wetmore said Aluminum Company guards caused the riot and planned civil and murder suits against city officials and guards. The clash followed a mill reopening after a walkout over wage increases from 45 to cents per hour, affecting about 3 000 workers.
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Alcoa
R. O. Smith
Wetmore
Aluminum Company
Shakespeare on Air Sparks Network War in July Broadcasts
CBS announces eight Shakespeare broadcasts starting Monday with director Brewster Morgan aiming for faithful renditions. NBC emphasizes modernized productions led by John and Elaine, while WOR-MBS outlines specials including a 1913 Roosevelt recording and a Jardine talk. Evening lineups feature Holt discussion, Virginia town meeting, and various music and variety programs.
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New York
CBS
Brewster Morgan
NBC
John
Elaine
Wor-Mbs
Theodore Roosevelt
R. Anderson Jardine
Duke of Windsor
Warfield
WEAF
Rush D. Holt
WJZ
America
University of Virginia
H. J. Voorhis
Clark M. Eichelberger
Rudy Vallee
Charles Winninger
Bob Burns
Music Hall
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George W. Dellinger
L. E. Dellinger
Buddy
Jo-Anne
Greeneville
8. C
C.W. Fritts
Clarke County
L. K. Dellinger
W Ww. Delyinger
Fairmont Avenue
Dr. Dellinger
South Carolina
Master Reynolds Legge
W. R. Legge
Courtfield Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Col University
E .B. Stickley
Vaudluce
City High School
Red
New York City
Columbia University
Antwerp
Belgium
Paul C. Spillman
Monique
Yvonne
Jackie Alex
Virginia Beach
Virginia Cover Russell
Beale Bentley Thomas
Virginia Steck
Joseph Hohannes
Sedon Nelson
Thomas Fleming
Clarksdale
J. B. Carr
H. K. Russell
South Stewart Street
Braddock Street
Methodist Church
J. B. Garber
M. B. Bromley
Cameron Street
James W. Renner
Bessie Thornton
Virginia Renner
Floyd Ginn
Maynard Renner
Edith Dempsey
Dayton
Skyline Drive
Massanetta Springs Church
State Teachers College
Miss Thornton
Dempsey
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Chuch School House
Virginia
Scaleby
Kenneth Gilpin
Boyce
J. Victor Arthur
Virgina Steck
Virginia Russell
Connie’s Beauty Shop
Rainwater
Claude B. Smalts
Browne
Beverley Browne
Warren County
Front Royal
Tom Baldridge
Executive Council
Natural Bridge
Winchester Travel and Guide Service
J. Lee Davis
Billy Duncan
James Webber
Walter Cain
Charles McKee
Billy Boyce
Charles Coux
Lawrence Patton
Hunter Bailey
Leary G. Baker
Grover Ridgeway
Maxine
Marguerite
Acoma
Meadow Brook ‘Arm
Claude Sibert
W. H. Huber
A. G. Mason
Margaret
Dorothy Nassau
Charles W. Nassau
Philadelphia
Mss
Gladys Haldeman
South Washington Street
Guido
Poland
United
Ian
J. D. Rinker
Cooperative
North Carolina
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Blowing Rock
N. C
Charles Beck
Lester Arnold
Arnold, Jr
Walter Shade
Jean
Bell Haven
Eastern Shore
Joseph Thomas
Duncan Gibb
Mary Branner
Edward Sowers
Gertrude Dennis
Frances Windell
Arata Ritemire
Beauty Culture Academy
West Virginia
Woodstock
Maurertown
N. H. Sibert
Roger W. Babson
Pilot Life Insurance CO
N. Loudoun St
R. G. Hengeveld, Gen. Agt
Brooks’ Pharmacy
West
Negro Middle Quits Academy
Burton K. Wheeler
Supreme Court
Rep
California
Gerald P. Nye
Paul Whiteman Band
Fort Worth
Tex
Commercial & Savings Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pifer Printing CO
Loudoun St
Sunshine Cleaners
E. Piccadilly
O’connell
Braddock ST
Haldeman
Haldeman’s
All Housewives
Crystal
Winchester Milling Corp
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