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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1946

Page

6

Strode Daughter Weds Garland Mason in City Ceremony

Mrs. P. H. Strode announces the marriage of Mildred Hollingsworth to Garland Mason in a Cork Street Christian Church ceremony led by Rev. William J. Hadden. The bride wore white with gardenias. attendants included her sister Mrs. Charlotte Everett and niece Miss Anne Parker Barnett. Best man was John Morrison. The couple plans a Baltimore honeymoon and will reside here.

P. H. Strode Mildred Hollingsworth Garland Mason William J. Hadden Cork Street John Morrison Winchester Baltimore

Winchester groups plan meetings and reunion in August

The Winchester Quota Club holds a Thursday 6 pm meeting at the Baptist Church with a picnic at Rouss Park and delegate reports from St Louis. The Winchester Little Theatre meets at 8 pm in Handley Public Library auditorium. District nurses meet Friday at 3 pm at the Nurses’ Home. The Luttrell Reunion is set for August 18 at Shockeysville. attendees urged to come.

Winchester Quota Club The Baptist Winchester Little Theatre Handley Public Library Shockeysville

Youth Mission Group Meeting Tonight at Whitlock Home

The Young People's Missionary Society of the Congregational Christian Church will meet this evening at 705 North Braddock Street, Whitlock residence. It is the final gathering of the year and full attendance is urged.

Young People’s Missionary Society of The Congregational Christian Church Winifred Whitlock North Braddock Street

Sunday Guests At Hayfield Va Home

Sunday dinner guests at Mountain Vale Hayfield included Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee Ornorff of Clearbrook Mr. Edwin D. Orndorff of Middletown and Mrs. Nina Polhamus of Winchester. The hosts were Mrs. Katherine V. Orndorff and daughter Winifred. Newlyweds honored at a shower were Cpl and Mrs Herbert H. Davis who were recently married.

Hayfield Va E. Lee Ornorff Clearbrook Edwin D. Orndorff Middletown Nina Polhamus Winchester Katherine V. Orndorff Winifred Mountain Vale Hayfield, Va Anna Williams Cpl Herbert H. Davis Anna M. Williams Zirkle Williams Jeanne Mary Robert Rogers Robert, Jr Carl Renner Prank Sonner Strasburg Conley Orndorff Shirley James Claycomb Judy James, Jr Ruth Sonner Richard Green Rebecca Rogers Virginia Bowen Viola Granis Fred Dodson Peggy Orndorff Kenneth Orndorff Russell Williams Melvin Jackie Audrey Kenneth Richard Davis Stevenson Ala

Inskip Receives Ten Year Pin for Army Air Forces Service

Mr. Wilbur H. Inskip spent the weekend at his parents home in Stephens City. Employed by B. F. Goodrich, he is stationed in Roanoke. At a store personnel meeting, he received a ten year pin from supervisor R. H. Giles for ten years of service, including overseas duty in August 1944 with the Army Air Forces and returning December 1, 1945.

Parker H. Strode Mr. Strode Stephens City High School The Virginia Woolen Company Mr. Mason Edgar Mason Winchester Handley High School U S. Army Washington, D. C Wilbur H. Inskip George H. Inskip Stephens City B. F. Goodrich Company Roanoke Inskip R. H. Giles Army Air Forces

South End Fire Company Holds Picnic on Sunday

Members of the South End Fire Company and guests enjoyed an all day picnic with softball and horseshoe games in the afternoon. Evening entertainment featured a singing group as families and friends attended including Harry Rainsberger Jr and many neighbors.

South End Pire Company Harry Rainsberger Shirley Dougie Melvin Renner Howard Hart Bussie Dickie Mike Marvin Bucher Tommy Robert Green Jimmie Bob Layman Holmes Curl Clayton Bucher Bill Gochenour Billy Kenneth Curl Linda Clifton Gough John Lillis Jack Mary Elizabeth John L. Shine Evelyn Curl John Boyd Ann Winton Pope Norman Dorothy Herbie Kitty Benton Stickley Benton, Jr Janet Frank Lay Hink” Lewis Bill Argenbright Betty Jane Judy Albert

Wilbur Cather Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Wilbur Cather came home to Greystone Terrace from Richmond Medical College Hospital where he was a patient for three weeks. His condition is reported somewhat improved.

Wilbur Cather Greystone Terrace Richmond Medical College Hospital Mr. Cather Charlottesville Dorsey Hottle University Hospital

Mrs Hunter Everett Attends Sister’s Baltimore Wedding

Mrs Hunter Everett returns to Baltimore from a weekend with her mother Mrs P H Strode. She attended the wedding Saturday of her sister Miss Mildred Strode to Mr Garland Mason. Georgia Sirbaugh and Beulah Gill also return from Bethany Beach Delaware after a week away.

Winchester Norman Lockhart Baltimore, Md Mary Lockhart Georgia Sirbaugh Beulah Gill Bethany Beach Del Louise Bell Canada New York Berryville Leonard H. Bell Miss Bell Richmond Beulah Whitehead Norfolk

Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon

Lesson notes common misuses and pronunciation tips from W L Gordon. Highlights include correct forms like I was too excited to answer versus too much excited and proper spellings such as outrageous. Defines embryonic as undeveloped with example usage.

W. L. Gordon

Girl Scout Pioneer Unit Details Camp White Rock Day

Imogene Minton chronicles a Pioneer Unit day at Camp White Rock. Oldest campers cook breakfast, clean, and prepare camp tasks then attend swimming lessons and daily crafts. Members join in wood chopping, lashings, meal planning, and supper preparation before campfire and lights out.

Girl Scout Pioneer Camp White Rock Peggy Galladay Ann Jones Jean Miller Ann Butler Cathie Solenberger Imogene Milton Peggy Miller Kit Miller Smoky Lowenstein Mess Hall Peggy Golliday

Fifty Years of Reading The Star Noted by Loyal Subscribers

The Star recalls loyal readers over five decades including Mrs. Harry C. Lupton who has followed since 1895 and Miss Mary Lou Steele whose family switched from The Item to The Star at its first issue. Other long time subscribers include Mrs. R. T. Barton Mr. Albert Baker and C H Hamilton with stories of their early entries and current recipients.

the Star Harry C. Lupton West Piccadilly Street Star Mary Lou Steele Hugh R. Lewis Georgiana Lewis Miss Steele Item R. T. Barton South Washington Street Albert Baker Sophie Baker The Fannie Page Baker North Cameron St Robert Parker West Cecil Street Meta Jackson Loudoun Street

Camp Wakanda Hosts Berryville Youths On Holiday

Berryville visitors and residents flocked to Camp Wakanda near Woodstock for a two week session. Local families and counsellors, including Rev. Geo S Lightner, directed activities while many Berryville youths named attended. Other weekend trips included Colonial Beach and Virginia Beach with relatives visiting from Norton and Winchester.

Berryville Garland Carter Douglas Carter Colston Carter Camp Wakanda Woodstock John Hardesty Marvin Longerbeam George S. Lightner

Residents Visit and Travel Notes From Berryville Snippet

Local notices detail residents returning home from Winchester Memorial Hospital and trips to Berryville, Washington DC, and Norfolk. Names include John Enders, Ethel Hereford, Ann Morgan, Raymond Shackleford, Hugh Owens, Edward Diffendaffer, Evelyn Martin, William Barnett, Patsy Carpenter, Mason Morris, Juanita Gardner, George Pope, Beulah Whitehead, Ted Blofeld, Louise Ricamore, Andrew LaVelle, Dorothy Weems, Malcolm Johnston, Louis Lickey, Elizabeth Sellers, Levi Marlowe, Fred Miller, Lemar Hardy, and others.

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Miss Strode Episcopal Conference Messrs Gray Pollard Ralph G. Pollard Washington Street City Courtney Santman Rufus M. Santman Bluemont Young People’s Conference Diocese of Virginia Christ Episcopal Church Miami Gro Bruce Gibson Fla Ritz-Carlton George Pally George ‘Ward Martha Gay Dorothy Boyd Maryellen Xr Patsy Dunn Sally Dunn Jean Anderson Dorothy Grove Jimmy Myers Ronny Duncan Emory Ronny Keyser David Keen B. F. Brown Toledo Ohio Mabel Firey Gray Avenue Brooks’ Pharmacy Front Royal Chambersburg, Pa Va. Ave Little Theatre Kernstown Methodist Church Elbert Stine William Grove Elbert Tusing Stine Thomas Campbell District 12 Graduate Nurses Association Nurses West Clifford Street Mt. Williams 4-H Ruth Feeley Russell Feeley Delilah Bell U Rugs & Ry Chas. Lillis Mgr South End Fire Company Son Texas Ray Rinker Washington Houston Ray Rinker, Jr Mollie Hottle Mrs. Irvin Hottle Gaunt’s Drug Store Virginia Ave By Imogene Minton Reading Star C. H. Hamilton Cameron Street Hamilton J. M. Gore Mr. Hamilton J. D. Snapp W.S. Carper Clarke Dick Hutteman Mrs. Fleming Wisecarver Colonial Beach Edith Russell Ritter Virginia Shenk Virginia Beach Pat Joyce Eddy Joyce Garnet Levi Ruth McDaniel Culpeper Nora Pierce John Ruppert Norton Joel D. Griffing Joel Griffing John Munce, Jr Edward Rowe Windy Point Amburg Col. Griffing Warrenton Waynesboro Danville Lynchburg Nicholas Morrison Ann Morrison Morrison Walter Wisecarver Ralph M. Ware Agnes Thompson Ernest Woodworth West Idaho Don Bauman Mrs. Bauman Mrs Will Carroll West Main Street A. B. Hummer Charles Whitsell Jack Enders Dawn Scho V. F. W. Carnival Lovett Brothers Winchester — Staunton Winchester Memorial Hospital John Enders Charles J. Enders Ethel Hereford Ann Morgan Washington, DC Raymond Shackleford Mervin Shackleford Merchant Marine Holland Hugh Owens Hyattsville, Md Mr. Owen J. B. Riddick Edward Diffenderfer Frederick, Md Jack Martin Evelyn Martin William Barnett Patuxent Naval Base Edward N. Barnett John Fishback New Jersey Patsy Carpenter William Carpenter D. D. Brown Mason Morris Juanita Gardner Ramsburg George Pope University of Virginia Mrs. Pope Popes Hawthorne House Harry Heskett West Main St Ted Blofeld Blofeld Lester Fitzwater Charleston W. Va Louise Ricamore Andrew LaVelle Dorothy Weems West Point LaVelles Miss Weem Bernard Weems Dan Thompson Malcolm Johnston Alexandria Louis Lickey H. H. Lickey Elizabeth Sellers Harry Sellers Cpl. Levi Marlowe Columbia S. C Agnes Marlowe William Levi Providence R. I Marlowe Rhode Island Fred Miller Hagerstown William B. Clagett the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the Children’s Shop S. Loudoun St Haldeman’s the Food Center Loudoun St V. F. W. Victory Carnival P. W Bell Clothes Store C. B. Smalts & Son National Avenue Winchester Furniture CO South Loudoun St Cather & Moling Timberlake Virginia Avenue J. A. Hotinger IT Mutual Insurance N. Loudoun Bt N. Loudoun St Worth’s South
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