Tamkin Family Reunion At Historic Pavilion
Social and personal notes describe the Tamkin family reunion held at a historic pavilion with Sun day school activities led by Guy H. Kin. Grandchildren performed, Calvin Rit enour spoke on California churches, and a noon meal followed with watermelons and cantaloupe. Attendees included multiple Tamkin relatives from Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D C, with plans to meet again next year.
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Guy H. Kin
Watson Lee Tamkin
Donnie Tamkin
Wayne Tamkin
Warren Tamkin
William Tamkin
Raymond Tamkin
Calvin Ritenour
California
Derrick
W. P. Dove
Harrisonburg
G. H. Ritenour
Calvin and
Eva
Stephens City
Elmer Tamkin
Warren
Washington, D. C
Carl W. Tamkin
Watson Lee
Woodstock
G. H. Tamkin
Wayne
Albert Shipe
Robert
Curtis
Maureda
Donnie
Reba Maries
Strasburg
Hester Billman
Theda Gkin
Hagerstown
Na Everly
Phyllis and
Glenn
Halway
Lou Rinker
St. David's Va
Episcopalians To Hold A Birthday Tea
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church will hold a birthday tea at the Episcopal Church House in late July with tea in the garden and magic shows at 4.30 and 5.30. A fortune teller will also be present and the public is invited to attend. Nearby visitors include the Lacourses of Worcester and Mr Henry A Pultur staying with Mrs Clara Anderson.
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Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church House
Lewis Allen
Albert Lacourse
Worcester
Mass
James and
Mary
Henry A. Pultur
Clara Anderson
East Lane
Virginia
Modern Etiquette Q A House Rules And Social Calls
A shorthand etiquette column answers questions on polite behavior such as avoiding asking about purchases and expressing appreciation for hosts. The page then catalogs local residents visiting, returning, or traveling between Front Royal Winchester and nearby towns, listing individuals and their movements in a social notes format.
Be Yourself Or Be Nobody
An editorial urges women to discard affectations and stagey make up. It extols natural manners, honest presence, and well cared for skin over bragging, imitation, or heavy cosmetics, stressing facial care and avoiding dry, flaky skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Ducky
Social Notes From Waynesboro and Nearby Areas
Miss Violet Kingsbury and Carl Ferguson from Waynesboro Va visit Miss Kathleen Haymaker of White Post. Capt and Mrs D M Sprinkle host weekend guests H R Cole of Arlington Va. John W Reed of Welltown area is gravely ill at his son J L Reed home. Wayne B Omps and daughter Sharon Cather Omps relocate from 422 North Braddock to a newly completed home at 551 North Braddock Street.
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Cedar Creek Baptist Church
Marlboro
Rosanna Kathleen Snapp
Mattie Snapp
R. Benton Snapp
Valley Pike
Middleown
James Andrew Swing
John Swing
Bethel
Ohio
J. T. Powers
Martinsburg
W. Va
Swing
Middletown High School
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Frederick County
Middletown
Bethel High School
Duncan Tire Co
New England States
Winchester
Violet Kingsbury
Carl Ferguson
Waynesboro, Va
Kathleen Haymaker
White Post
Capt
D. M. Sprinkle
H. R. Cole
Arlington, Va
John W. Reed
Welltown
J. L. Reed
Wayne B. Omps
Sharon Cather Omps
North Braddock Street
O'Connell Couple Lead Win chester Play You Can t Take It With You
Irvan and Mrs. O'Connell star as Paul and Penny Sycamore in Winchester Little Theatre's first summer production You Can't Take It With You. The four night run at Handley High School auditorium starts Tuesday the 23rd and ends Friday the 26th with tickets from Rachel Jennings or Mrs Roy Ryden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvan O'Connell
Paul
Penny Sycamore
Winchester
Mrs. O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
O’connells
Handley High School
Rachel Jennings
Roy Ryden
Funds Allocated To Help Students With Education
The National Youth Administration allocated 2,240,281 dollars to finance NYA student work for 1940 41. Officials said the funds would provide part time work for about 500 000 needy students aged 16 to 24 to enable them to continue their education.
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Washington
National Youth Administration
NYA
Virginia Budget Allocations For Student Employment Programs
State documents show the National Vocational Act funds designated for student work programs. NVA assigns $12,509,161 for secondary school student employment and $13,731,120 for college student employment, with $100,000 earmarked for a special college and graduate aid program. Virginia receives $266,718 for school work and $286,740 for college and graduate work programs.
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Virginia
Ciano Reaching Germany for Berlin Peace Talk
Rome reports Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano will reach Berlin Friday for a conference linked to peace terms to Great Britain. The announcement comes via Rome radio and AP by Radio.
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Rome
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Berlin
Great Britain
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Mrs. McVicar, Jr
John Warren Rice
Charles P. McVicar
McVicar
Handley Avenue
Charles McVicar, Jr
Nancy Smith
Louise Ensogna
Florence Nightingale
Jackson Avenue
Elsie Ritter
Doris Boyce
Lillian Hodgson
Elizabeth Lonkous
Carlotta McCarty
Mary Virginia Hawkins
Louise Grove
Benner
Floyd Benner
William Ronald
Howard Nurton
Col
Godfrey Cheshire
Herbert Larrick
Thelma Dick
Norman Keeler
Norman B. Keeler
Jaiddistown
Presbyterian Parsonage
Julian T. Owen
Margaret Dick
William Luttrell
Keeler
South Braddock Street
Hettie Swimley Purcell
Opequon Meadows
Brucetown
Columbus
Grand Rapids
Mich
Brooks’ Pharmacy
C. B. Smalts & Son
James Swing
Anne Dahlgren
Anne Huntley Dahlgren
Alexander Gordon
Kenmore Manon
Front Royal
Memorial Hospital
Samuel F. Hoshour
North Carolina
Hotel
Clarence JL. Bohrer
Cumberland
C. M. Martin
Inda Fawcett
Kenneth Bohrer
Margaret L. Hodgson
Sheers, Voiles, and Bembergs
Harry K. Benham
New York City
Edward Barr
Tennyson Avenue
Kenneth Petrie
Chevy Chase, Md
R. L. Petrie
Blue Ridge View
Eliza Haddox
Washington Street
Samuel Shiley
W. H. Huber
Janet Rawlings
Dr. Rawlings
Wardensville
Mrs. Yeakel
Huberton
Richard Petrie
Jane
Simpson
Fairfax, Va
R. L. Ayler
R. E. Byrd
Baltimore
Kenmore Manor
Mrs. Gordon
C. Ridgely White
Milwaukee
Wis
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Edwin Smith, Jr
Mrs. C. L. Bohrer
Louise Wilson
John M. Steck, Sr
Fairmont Avenue
Winifred Kerlin
Moorefield
H. C. Oats, Jr
Parkway
Nancy Adams
Dayton
George L. Waters
Marie
Margaret
Lois Yost
Ann Douglas Seal
Betsy Porter
Miss Porter
Miss Seal
Mary Catherine Baker
Columbia Hospital
Pittsburgh
John Marchi
Miss Baker
E. E. Baker
Gray Avenue
Eaton
New York
Betty DeWitt
Marguerite Lodge
Helen Follett
Huntsberry
O’connell
Mrs
Little Theatre
Coca-Cola CO
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Gerrard
E. Harbaugh
Ciano
Germany
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Zenith
Miles Music Coo
W. Boscawen St
Sanitary Sevice Market
North Braddock St