Committees Named by Winchester Moose Chapter Women of the Moose
Senior Regent Mrs Keller Nichols announces year long committee chairmen across Mooseheart Moosehaven and Academy of Friendship including publicity library social service child care ritual homemaking and membership. Church groups meet with plans for yard and family picnics and a Welcome Wagon picnic chaired by Mrs Bagby and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Keller Nichols
Winchester
Women of the Moose
Mooseheart
Robert Palmer
Garnett S. Miller
Gerald Vates
Mildred Burke
Sam McCall
James Sawyer
Andrew Higgs
Moosehaven
Philip Foster
Glenn Kern
Calendar of events at War Memorial Building and area venues
Community listings show a busy schedule July 1 to July 16 with events at War Memorial Building George Washington Hotel and local clubs. Highlights include Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club meetings Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Red Cross annual meeting Lord Pairfax Garden Club and various lodge and garden club gatherings plus AA and SPCA activities and a Winchester Clarke Garden Club meeting led by Mrs James Helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Red Cross
George. Washington Hotel
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Lord Pairfax Garden Club
Tunstall Powers
Hiram Lodge
Af&am
Board of Control of Exchange Club
F. Boscawen St
Stephens City Fire Company
Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Home
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Eagles
Eagles Home
George Washington Hotel & Pm
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
War Memorial Building
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
James Helm
Boyer
Legion Home
Golf Club
Social News From Mrs Knight’s Luncheon and Local Notices
Mrs Benjamin M Knight and Mrs J Victor Arthur Jr hosted a Saturday luncheon at Mrs Knight s West Cecil Street home honoring Miss Gretchen Armstrong and Miss Nancy Slonaker both brides to be in September Armstrong to Daniel Martin Redmond and Slonaker to Harold Frierson Hunter Jr Newlin twins Dewey William and John Henry born July 11 to Mr and Mrs Henry Clay Newlin of Route 3 Dr and Mrs Donald C Towlen hosted Dr and Mrs Lloyd Towlen and children of Baltimore Md visiting recently Mrs Minnie B Oates Ethel Forney Delia Johnson and W G Pletcher traveled to Harrisburg Pa for an extended stay John E Hershberger son of Mrs Mary G Hershberger of this city was named president of the Optimist Cub of Northwest Baltimore after taking a job as manager of a dry cleaning plant there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin M. Knight
J. Victor Arthur, Jr
Mrs. Knight
W. Cecil St
Gretchen Armstrong
Nancy Slonaker
Miss Armstrong
Daniel Martin Redmond
Slonaker
Harold Frierson Hunter, Jr
Henry Clay Newin
Route 3
Dewey William
John Henry
Newlin
Catherine Newlin
Donald C. Towlen
Lloyd Towlen
Baltimore
Minnie B. Oates
Ethel Forney
Delia Johnson
W. G. Pletcher
Harrisburg
John E. Hershberger
Mary G. Hershberger
Sidney Johnson
Raymond Houff
Purcellville
Betty Kephart
Pamela Thompson
Dennis Thompson
Front Royal My's
John Anders
Edward Lloyd
Allen Estep
Washington, D. C
Jay Journell
Winchester
Journell
Philip Grim
Elwood Parlett
Nancy
Terry
Joseph Courtney
Stanley
Lewis Courtney
Nelson Sowers
Mary Beth Luxford
Arlington
J. R. Strode
Strode
Garnett
Alexandria
T. H. Grays
Raymond Talley
Ray and
Gail
Gaithersburg
Clarence Gray
Stella Fink
Oscar Shelton
Betty and
Mike
Danville, Va
C. van Deventer
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Allen
Helfrick and Maynard Named To Lead August Meeting
PF A Helfrick and Mrs C W Maynard have been named to lead the group which will not meet in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. A. Helfrick
C. W Maynard
Births Reported in Berryville Area Notable July Births
To Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith a boy Anthony Travis. To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ray Shiner a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. Leo Leach a girl Theresa Jane. To Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Racer a boy James Arthur. To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Seal a girl Deborah Kay. To Mr. and Mrs. Floyd V. Reid Jr a boy Timothy Alle. Mrs. Reid is the former Mrs Geneva Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Smith
Rt. 2
Berryville
Anthony Travis
Lawrence Ray Shiner
Berryville Ave
Shiner
Shirley Ann Grove
Leo Leach
Highland Ave
Theresa Jane
Leach
Ruth Bennett
Vernon Racer
James Arthur
Racer
Virginia Keffer
Elmer Seal
Sharp St
Deborah Kay
Seal
Mt Pleasant Church Plans 100th Anniversary Homecoming
Mt Pleasant E U B Church members prepare for the annual homecoming and the church’s 100th anniversary on July 21. The day starts with Sunday School at 10 a.m., an address by a former pastor, lunch, and visiting pastors with special music planned. Local social notes follow with multiple brief visit and dinner reports among Mt Pleasant area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Hayfield
John Perry
Kathryn Williams
Mt. Williams
Luther Mowery
Brucetown
Charles Lake
Allen Hershman
Hershman
Lonas Hershman
Mountain Falls
Melvin Butcher
Maryland
Doctor Percy Scholes Leaves Britain For Switzerland
Associated Press reports the music scholar Dr. Percy Scholes, author of The Oxford Companion to Music, has left Britain for Switzerland due to chronic bronchial illness. At 80, he reflects on Elgar Vaughan Williams and MacDowell, comments on Gershwin, and plans to finish his reminiscences while staying engaged with musical developments. He vows to learn about skiffle within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
England
Percy Scholes
Britain
Switzerland
Dr. Scholes
United States
Elgar
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Scholes
Benjamin Britten
William Walton
Edward Alexander MacDowell
Gershwin
U.S
Lausanne
Oxford Companion To
Adele Simpson Space Motif Collection Reveals 1957 Futurism
Adele Simpson unveils her fall 1957 collection inspired by space travel as America aims for the first earth satellite. Constellation suits in new orbit feature meteor red to ultraviolet colors with fur accessories and exotic Somali leopard imported from Ghana. An eventful finale showcases an evening gown Universe with jeweled constellation embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adele Simpson
America
Simpon
Adele
Ghana
Boyce By Elsie Courtney Boyce
The W S C 8 of the Methodist Church met Tuesday evening in the church. Mrs Charles Creamer and Mrs Robert Hughes led devotions. Several local families and visitors are mentioned, including the Suddiths with granddaughter Miss Cherrie Suddith visiting Richmond and a staff addition for Sara Fritts at the Winchester Evening Star.
Curb Market Extends Hours to Wednesdays in Kent
The Curb Market in the County Parking Lot at Kent and Bocowan Street will now operate on Wednesdays from 6:30 am, offering fresh garden vegetables cured meats and possibly baked goods, while continuing its Saturday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Bocawen Sta
Modern Etiquette Advice on Host Departure and Dining Etiquette
The article answers etiquette questions about goodbyes at home, bread breaking at table, and whether to rise for the national anthem in theaters. It advises closing the door when guests depart without abruptness, breaking bread with fingers rather than cut with a knife, and rising only if the anthem is played separately from the film.
Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
Words often misused distinguish continual from continuous. Continual implies recurrence while continuous means uninterrupted. There was a continual rain and the work required continuous labor from morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Spaniards on Columbus Fourth Voyage Name Costa Rica
The Spaniards who joined Columbus on his fourth voyage named Costa Rica the rich coast when they saw indigenous people wearing gold ornaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
Daily Word Lesson Acerbity and Pronunciation Tips
A brief vocabulary note explains the word acerbity meaning sharpness or harshness. It corrects mispronunciation of petrel and urges learning one new word each day with a pronunciation guide.
Twenty One Graduates at Winchester Day Nursery
Twenty one children were graduated from the Winchester Day Nursery on June 26 at the regular monthly Nursery Board meeting announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Day Nursery
Nursery Board
Winchester Day Nursery Graduation and Donations
Last Wednesday morning Mrs. E. W. Barr presided at the Winchester Day Nursery on Lincoln St. Twenty one graduates will enter first grades in September. New pupils still seek placements while donations from Wesleyan Sunday School Class provide a dozen new heavy china plates and three dozen plastic plates for older children. The nursery is an agency of the Community Chest with operating expenses funded accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Barr
Lincoln St
James Miller
Wesleyan Sunday School
Market Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paynes Chapel
WSCS
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Paynes Chapel Church
Moales
Kathy
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
Brucetown Methodist Church
Gordon Holebrand
Roy Campbell
Layman’s Fellowship
Congregational Christian Church
Lion's Shelter
Welcome Wagon Club
Welcome Wagon Newcomers’ Club
Kiwanis
B. C. All
I. Armacost
J. Lee
E. Bagby
Bobbie Conrad
Tomorow
Madison Lodge
VFW
Negro Nursery Board
Kiwanis Club
Colonial Garden Club
Winchester- Clarke Garden Club
Boyce
French Lee
Farene Babb
bBeford
R A. Scott
Worth
Bermuda
Seadoun
Mabel Perry
Gaunt’s Drug Store
John Gale
Associated Press
Dorothy Roe
AP Women’s
Cacapon State
Elsie Courtney
Roanoke
Fer Malis
Su, Osi
Curb Market
Roberto Lee
Lovett Brothers
Lovett Bros
Petrel
Pet
Peet
Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dacron
Cather
Timberlake
Dial
W. Boscawen
Helen R. Collier
D.C.T
Room
Shoecenter
Loudoun St
Lovett’s Shoe & Dress Shoppe
Joyce
Iyott
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