Calendar of Evening Club Meetings in Winchester
Weekly meetings listed for Winchester groups including Aerie No 824 Fraternal Order of Eagles at 211 N Loudoun and Rebekah Association at Odd Fellows Hall. Garden Clubs, Kiwanis luncheon, Little Theater Studio gathering, Elk’s Club weekly meeting, with times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Aerie No
Order of Eagles
N. Loudoun
The
Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Handley
Kiwanis Club
Little Theater
N. Cameron
Elk's Club
Community Notes And Social News From Winchester
The column reports on hospital plans for Rev. and Mrs. Ronald S. Wil lett including hospital stay in Richmond and return to Win eet. It covers a wine roast hosted by the United Brethren Church Young People’s Choir with Mr. Earnest Ryder as guest, choir recitals, and campfire songs. It notes J. Carlton I. Printz Jr. leaving for active military duty at Camp Lee, Shirley Carter Williams’ acceptance at Vassar, and the birth of Meg Harbouth to Carroll Harbouth. Other items include visits among local families, travel to Baltimore and Hagerstown, and social visits in Martinsburg and Ranson. The Winchester Ladies Golf team plans a home and home with Martinsburg, and local residents plan trips to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotme People's Choir
Young People's Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Capon State
Earnest Ryder
Wayne, Va
Rob
Bridges
Local residents share news of travels and service
Mr and Mrs James Linaburg and their children Thelma and Barbara Lee return from a two week visit in Winchester Middletown. Mrs Linaburg is formerly Mildred Clam. H B McCormac has moved from Roanoke to Camp Lee. John Carbaugh U S N arrived from Honolulu to visit family in Stephens City. Various other neighbors are noted visiting Washington Chicago Star Tannery and Hagerstown with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Linaburg
Thelma
Barbara Lee
Washington
Winchester
Middletown
Linaburg
Mildred Clam
Clyde Clem
John Carbaugh
U.S. N
Stephens City
Honolulu
H. M. Carbaugh
Aikens
Quary
Jean
Peggy
Mt. Holly
New Jersey
Clarke
Frederick Counties
Girls Athletic Association Picnic at Cedarville
Members of the Girls Athletic Association will hold a link at Cedarville on Thursday July 17. Arrangements are handled by Mrs. Virginia Ann Shockey Mrs. Edna Snider and Mrs. Martha Grim. Those needing or offering transportation should contact Mrs. Shockey at phone 5285. First picnic of the season aims for large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A
Enic
Cedarville
Virginia Ann Shockey
Edna Snider
Martha Grim
Important Women’s Society Meeting at Market Street Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Market Street Methodist Church will hold an important business meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Sunday School Room. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market St. Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
Market Street Methodist Church
Winchester Little Theatre Meeting Set at 8 PM
The Winchester Little Theatre will hold a meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the Studio at 213 Market Street. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre
Winchester Little Theatre
Market Street
Three Garden Clubs To Hold Meeting
Three garden clubs plan a special meeting at Handley Library Wednesday at 11 am to discuss war work. Also announced is a Gore High School Friday night performance of Kicked Out of College to benefit Gore Baptist Church featuring Sala mancana Spinens and cast members Maud Kerns and Jim Dorsey with music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
Old
Frederickstown
Little Garden Club
Handley Library
Gore High School
Gore Baptist Church
Announcements Must Be Signed for Publication
The Star will publish engagements and wedding notices only when signed by the submitter. Unsigned stories cannot be published. The newspaper disclaims responsibility for jokes or forgeries and warns it is illegal to provide misleading information. sign the submissions for protection.
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The
Star
Impromptu Picnic at Lover's Leap Hosts Cast of Notables
MILLWOOD July 15 Miss Page Huidekoper and Mr. Prescott Huidekoper hosted an impromptu picnic at Lover's Leap with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kent Jr., Mr. Frank Darrell, and many Clarke Frederick county residents. A separate dinner honored Mrs. Fiske prior to her London return. numerous social ties and upcoming weddings noted among Clarke area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Nelson
Vieda
Alcie Winslow
Rosalind Huidekoper
Messrs. Tyson
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Billy
Bobby Blair
E. K. Meade
Richard Dole
Tom Meade
Fraser Dougherty
Stacy Lloyd
Fiske
London
Henry P. Mitchell
Gretchen Thomson
Harry F. Byrd
Winston Frost
Gerald Webb
Warry Shaffer
Raymond Guest
Conndr
Blue
James Polk
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Page Huidekoper
Washington
Frank Kent
Baltimore
Darvell
England
Rifle Handling For Co. 115
Captain W A Baker announced that members of Co 115 Virginia Protective Force will receive rifle sighting and handling instruction tomorrow at 7 at the armory. A non com school will be held Thursday at 7 at the armory, with regular drill Friday at 7. Men missing several weeks face potential status action Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Baker
Co. 115
Virginia Protective Force
Baker
Etiquette Qs on Servants Coffee and Bridal Shower
Answers cover servant introductions to casual visitors coffee timing at informal meals and inviting only intimate friends to a bridal shower. The guidance emphasizes introductions to close guests, serving coffee with dessert, and restricting invites to close friends of the bride.
Gen Breckenridge Chooses Summit Point Home
Gen James C. Breckenridge U S M C retired has bought the summer home of Miss Nellie Todd at Summit Point West Virginia near Hawthorne estate of Mrs A Pembroke Thomson. The family will move in after repairs. Local social notes record guests and visits of several Washington and Baltimore families at Ellwood Short Hills Cape May and Garden City with ongoing summer visits and luncheon plans.
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Berryville
James C. Breckenridge
Nellie Todd
Baltimore
Summit Point
W. Va
Hawthorne
A. Pembroke Thomson
Jean Elizabeth Neill
Mas
J. Baldwin Neill
Washington
John B. Neill
Miss Neill
Emily Trevor Johns
Emily Powers
Neill
Katharine Powell McDonald
Cape May
N. J
Francis Clinch
Frances Clinch
Charlottesville
Ellwood
John A. Chew
Chew
Washington B. Grove
Zivic Wins On Points In Philadelphia Bout
Boxing results list Fritzie Zivic defeating Johnny Barbara on points in Philadelphia. Other bouts include Lenny Nancini and Terry Young drawing in New York, Mike Belloise outpointing Al Red, Lee Savold besting Eryv Sarl in Pittsburgh, Buddy Scott stopping Tommy Pg in Tampa, Bob Montgomery outpointing Rae White in Baltimore, and Allie Stolz defeating Pete Galiano in Newark with a disqualification on Galiano.
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Philadelphia
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Johnny Barbara
Chicago
New York
Lenny
Boom Boom
Nancini
Brooklyn
Terry Young
Drew
Mike Belloise
al Red
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Eryv Sarlin
Tampa
Fla
Buddy Scott
Washington
Tommy Pg
Camp Blanding
Baltimore
Bob Montgomery
Philadllphia
Rae White
Newark
N. J
Allie Stolz
Pete Galiano
Galiano
Get in the Swim for Beauty and Health
The article extols swimming as a premier exercise for women offering play, full body movement, and benefits to digestion lungs and skin. It claims it corrects posture and developing back tone, urges complete immersion, cautions against overheating, and advises hair rinsing and sun care for swimmers.
Battle is staged by 88th Brigade at A. P. Hill
The 8 000 men and officers of the 88th brigade combat team under Brigadier General G M Alexander rest for a 24 hour field training battle at the A P Hill military reservation. The 176th and 116th combat teams clashed in a mock showdown with no blank ammunition as they battled to control a fortress position and high ground near Mica to Millboro.
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Bowling Green
88Th Brigade
G. M. Alexander
Lynchburg
A. P. Hill Military Reservation
Fort George G. Meade
Meade
176Th
Mica
Millboro
116Th
Raines Corner
Dial 3424 The Star Dial 3424
For all social personal and club notices dial The Star 3424 providing quick access to community information and notices.
Third Son of Mrs. Cooper Ends Training Period
Charles Francis Cooper, son of Mrs. Lyda Elizabeth Cooper of 723 South Cameron Street, has been granted leave from the U S Naval Training Station at Norfolk after completing Recruit Training on Friday July 11. He will return to the station to resume duties until transferred to a ship. He is the third Cooper son to enlist in the U S military, with Lorking Jackson Cooper and Charles in the Navy and another brother in the Army.
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Charles Francis Cooper
Lyda Elizabeth Cooper
Cameron Street
U. S. Naval Training Station
Norfolk
Naval Training Station
Navy Department
U. S. Navy
Cooper
Lyda E. Cooper
United States of America
Jackson Cooper
Charles
Navy
U. S. Army
Regards Boulevard as a Death Trap
Laurel Maryland July 15 Theodore R McKeldin Baltimore attorney says the Washington boulevard is a death trap and obsolete before completion He urges a decent highway between Baltimore and the nation's capital to replace the treacherous antiquated road at a Highland meeting of the Independent Order of Good Templars.
Storm Ravages Lost River Valley Near Lost City
A cloudburst in Lost River Post Office area caused thousands in damage along Fravers Run and Lost River. Rev M S Hodges and family evacuated to an upper floor as debris-filled flood waters entered the parsonage. L S Halterman, longtime Hardy County schools head, suffered the heaviest losses. adjacent farms and meadows were also damaged but no lives were lost.
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Lost City
W. Va
Lost River Post Office
Fravers Run
Lost River
L. S. Halterman
Hardy County
Halterman
Flooded farm road prompts rebuild after levee breach
The floor of Mr Halterman's barn and his ground feed department were ruined and the stands remain tilted like the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The State Highway Dept finished a new road from Bakers Run to Lost Ci and a half mile through the Halterman farm must be rebuilt. Flares burn to warn motorists as hundreds visit the scene on Sunday.
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S. R. S. Wilson
Ronald S. Willett
Richmond Sehere
Wilson
St. Jakes Hospital
Rev. Wilson
Wineet
J. Carlton I. Printz Jr
Camp Lee
Shirley Carter Williams
Ter
Phililliams
Vassar
Carroll Harbouth
Milton, Pa
Firth
Meg Harbouth
Cosie Hummer
Lee Coffman
Balti- Pp. Md
Eldridge Pugh
Charles Street
R. A. Ashley
Shawnee Avenue
Nelson Page
L. M.allen
Messrs
Howard, Lewis and
Douglas Allen
Hagers
Elizabeth Ross
Wash, D. C
J. T. Engle
Amherst Street
Marie Garber
Evelyn-Ann Crabill
Iss Garber
Leslie Alger
Ranson, W. Va
R. W. Russell
Baltic
George B. Masters
Morgan Street
Ida Grace Swann
T. M. Swann
Washington Street
Fredericksburg
Gladys Garber
Park
Martinsburg le
Maine
Earl Bunting
Fromington
D. C
Conan Charles Robinson
Dakota
Griffin
Ington
Bunting
Barbara Bunting
Lucy Fries
Willie
Mary
In Fries
George Aries
Clarkeville
Brooks
Oxfords
AAA
Huntsberry
George Smith
H. D. Puller
H. B. McCormac
Army
Roanoke
Charles Athey
H. Elmer Griffin
Earl Bailey
Norman Swartz
Hagerstown
Walter Clowser
H. B. Bailey
John Dewey
R. T. Barton
Stewart Street
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Lover’s Leap
Virginia Harris
Blue Ridge Club
Pat Smith
Elizabeth Beverley
Jean Carrington
Jean Randolph
Peter Chew
John Thompson
Billy and
Richard Byrd
Bill Kerfoot
Beverly Whiting
Jeff Beardall
Agnes Mitchell
Mrs. Sherman Joost
New York City
William F. Randolph
Kirkwood
Katherine Gratz
Ford William Thompson, Jr
St. Louis
Miss Randolph
William PF. Randolph
Claire
Anderson Gratz
Mary Institute
Stuart School
Boston
Mass
Rosalie
Jane Cary Randolph
Charles McGee Tyson
Logan Fox
Chestnut Hill
Francis Grant
Margaret Dole
A. B. Bevan
William Bell Watkins, Jr
David Donovan
Anne Meade
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Roberta le
Gen. Breckenridge
J. M. H. Clagett
Garden City
Long Island
Egerton Shichester
Anne B. C. Moore
Samuel Chew Williams
Bayard Stevens
Short Hills
Nancy Stevens
Charles Town
Robert Compton
Bibsie Compton
Vermont
F. L. Aylor
Roberta Aylor
Edmund Lerch
Wyomissing
Associated Press
Helen Follett
Zerbina Wright, Jr
Big Combat Team
Underwood
Underwood’s Bakery
DIAL
Cnmhe Colonial Beauty Shoppe
E. Piccadilly St
Pffe Company
Ine
Torrent
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
General - Electric
All United Food Stores
United Food Stores
Barbara Bell
Barbara * Bell
Winchester Evening Star
N. Y
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