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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1942
Page
6
Calendar notes a 8:00 p.m. meeting of Winchester Aeрe No. 824 Fraternal Order of Eagles at 211 N. Loudoun and a corresponding Rebekah Association session at Gold Lions Hall. On Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. the Kiwanis Club holds a luncheon at the hotel.
The piece argues regular nightly use of fragrant cream and daily cold rinses prevent facial wrinkles. It links inner mood to facial lines, urging mental health, avoiding worry and jealousy, plus a routine of cream at night and cold water with an astringent in the morning.
Suggestions for an uncomplicated company fish dinner include chilled tomato juice with onion and Worcestershire, parsley potatoes with cream sauce or butter, buttered asparagus or spinach, and a crisp raw salad. Dessert options feature hot apple pie or pie a la mode.
Special evangelistic services are underway at Ebenezer Christian Church led by Rev. J. T. Watson with nightly 8 45 o clock messages. The meeting aims to conclude next Sunday with Rev. J. J. Goode urging broad attendance and public participation in services at Rock Enon on Sunday July 19 at 3 pm inviting all in the vicinity.
The Board of Supervisors ordered three parcels for sale due to delinquent taxes. Attorney J Sloan Kuykendall to advertise against last recorded owners for the C B Hancock estate Cedar Creek Valley Jerry Dunlap near Rock Enon and the Floyd Adams property Timber Ridge north of Gore. Transfer of 10000 from general fund to Frederick County School Board noted. no borrowing needed for current operating expenses.
Due to the war, the annual conference of vocational agriculture teachers is set for Massanetta Springs this week, instead of V P I. D J Howard state supervisor leads the program. Attendees from this section include W R Legge Northern Virginia supervisor, Fred Dobbins Step hens City, H G Ramsey Gainesboro, H M Davis Berryville, and J J Poster Front Royal.
Mrs Karl Boy-Ed and her daughter entertained at a buffet supper Sunday night at Calander. The event reflected social hospitality of the period.
Miss Helen Virginia White of near Hayfield will wed Halsey T. Green Jr. The couple’s families announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage. Miss White, a Stephens City High School 1940 alumna, is assistant manager at Sears Roebuck’s local order office. Green, Handley High School 1934 graduate, has managed the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in Stephens City and Boyce. The wedding is set for the latter part of July.
Mrs. James S. Goode formerly Miss Frances Louise Trott of Chevy Chase and Mr. Goode of West Monmouth Street returned from a wedding trip north to Washington where they will reside at 1725 17th Street N W. The ceremony took place June 25 at All Saints Episcopal Church Chevy Chase Circle. Mr. Goode is an accountant at Elliott Motor Lines. Other items note Cecil Grapes and Wallace Grapes returning from Baltimore with relatives, Carla Lee Friski returning home to Front Royal, and weekend visits among local families including Rev J T Watson and Justian Watson.
Mr and Mrs Earl Hines of Bufflick road host Mrs Raymond Sullivan of Baltimore for a vacation visit. Miss Betty Lee Hines returns home after a week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Smith De Haven of Ganotown West Virginia. The De Havens now have their grandson Ray Hines with them.
The Relief Methodist church youth group held an outing at Dr Boyd's camp on the Shenandoah River near White Post with games boating and a supper. Also announced are a G A Picnic at Front Royal on July 16 and various civic and church gatherings including Red Cross staff assistants meeting and a U B Church Sunday School picnic at Rouss Park on July 15 and a yard party at Opequon Chapel July 16 with fried chicken and ham suppers.
Mr and Mrs Harry R Greene with Miss Betty Crawford and Mr W W Glass Jr depart for Black Mountain North Carolina to be guests for several weeks at the Black Mountain Inn.
Mrs. William Rust Jr of Pitts burgh spends time at Summerville while her mother Mrs Richard E Dole is a patient in Winchester Hospital recovering from appendicitis. Her sister in law Mrs Henry Lewis of New York is also visiting. Mr Lewis shared the weekend with them.
Mr and Mrs George Shade entertained Sunday night at the home of Mr Earnest Carper Jr of Sunnyside. Guests included Miss Lucy Fries Luther Swartz Holmes Carper and Earnest Carper Jr.
The fifth annual Handley High School class of 1937 reunion will be held Saturday July 18 at the Southern Inn at 7 o'clock with a banquet and short program to follow. Reservations are needed and can be made by calling Miss Dorothy Larrick at 5776.
Miss Mary Gerhard a returned missionary of the Evangelical and Reformed Church and her sister Miss Elizabeth Gerhard of Lancaster Pa were guests Monday of Miss Mary Jane Gray. The Misses Gerhard were en route to Staunton to visit their brother the Rev William Gerhard.
The Ladies Aid of Jubilee Church of the Brethren will meet tonight at 7 30 at Mrs B S Coff man 1311 Valley avenue All members are asked to attend. A Bible class gathering follows at Our Saviour Lutheran Tuesday July 14 at 8 pm with devotion led by Mrs W J Lupton and hostess Mrs Grace Hepner Full attendance urged. A canning demonstration tomorrow at 2 30 pm by Miss Margaret Flickinger will be held in the Home Service Department of Northern Virginia Power Company cooking class.
The Kernstown Methodist Church class will meet at Mrs Clarence L Williams home Thursday at 8 o clock. Mrs Walter Smith will lead the devotional.
Miss Rose MacDonald, Clarke County War Savings chairwoman, calls a committee meeting for Thursday at 3 p.m. at Kentmere, with Bishop BlankenShip to preach July 19 and eight candidates to be confirmed at Grace Episcopal. Clarke County’s July bond-purchaser quota is 218 women.
Mrs A Garland Williams, former Home Economics teacher, instructs the Nutrition and Canteen class held on Monday and Friday afternoons in the Community Building. Those who have attended learn practical guidance.
The article lists numerous women including Mrs. KB P Berlin and Miss Margaretta Whiting among entrants. It notes only eight members qualified in the other class with names such as Miss Rose MacDonald and Mrs. A F Robertson.
China reports nothing to report from the field in its daily communique. Issued from Headquarters Linet Gen Joseph W Stillwell, the unit states no new activity or developments to note for the third consecutive day.
Crossword puzzle listing across and down clues covering multiple categories. Includes positions such as 1 across 5 across and 1 down 2 down with definitions like Snowshoes applaud and Arabic letter.
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