Garden Club Notes on Lectures and Meetings in Winchester Areas
Social notes report Mrs. Henry M. Kistner of New York will lecture on Flower Arrangements for the American Home on September 16 in Winchester region clubs. The Winchester club met at Ridgewood Orchard to announce the visit and extend Warren County club invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Kistner
New York
Winches- Leecaethalp
Winchesest Aake Garden Club
Little Garden Club
Old Fredericktown
Warren County Club
William T. Slaughter
James C. Andrews
Garden Club of Virginia
H B. McCormac
Pleasant Valley
Louis Bromfield
Helen Cornell Specialized Cosmetics Store Listing
Specialized cosmetics for home beauty care offered at Brooks Pharmacy under Helen Cornell name. Products include 8 oz home-shampoo 85 cents 8 oz wave set 60 cents permanent wave kit 1.50 bubble bath 1.00 with Brooks Pharmacy contact phone number 6461.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cornell
Hebron Bible School Commencement Tonight
Hebron Baptist Church vacation Bible school will hold commencement at 8 p.m. tonight with over 100 children enrolled. In Randolph-Macon College news, Richard E. Grove and Ted C. Staples of this city were named to the spring term Dean's List.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron Bible School
Hebron Baptist Church
Winchester
T. McN. Simpson
Randolph-Macon College
Richard E. Grove
Ted C. Staples
Engagement announced for Mrs. Barbara Dennis Rawlins daughter
George Robertson Dennis of Mount Hampton Frederick announces the engagement of his daughter Mrs Louis Murray Rawlins Jr to John Williams Avirett IT son of the late Colonel and Mrs John Williams Avirett of Rose Hill Cumberland Mrs Rawlins widow of Captain Rawlins USAAF killed in 1942 She studied in the United States and abroad He graduated Episcopal High School Alexandria University of Virginia and Harvard Law School He is a member of the Bachelors Cotillion the Maryland Club and the Green Spring Valley Hunt Club He served with the General Counsel for the Navy and as Special Assistant and Aide to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy He holds the Legion of Merit and retired as a Captain He is related to Mrs Richard Griffith and to the late Judge Philip Williams and R Gray Williams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robertson Dennis
Mount Hampton
Frederick County
Louis Murray Rawlins, Jr
John Williams Avirett
Rose Hill
Cumberland
Rawlins
Barbara Brooks Dennis
USAAF
Baltimore
Taviett
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
University of Virginia
Harvard Law School
Maryland Club
Green Spring Valley Hunt Club
Department of the Navy
Richard Griffith
W. Clifford Street
Philip Williams
R. Gray Williams
Perry Chautemps Ties The Knot In Charles Town
Miss Gisele Chautemps daughter of former French premier Camille Chautemps married Dr. Thornton Tayloe Perry III at the bridegroom’s great uncle Thornton Tayloe Perry’s home in Charles Town. The couple plan a Washington honeymoon and will reside at 1919 Massachusetts Avenue. Attending from the area were Dr and Mrs P T Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisele Chautemps
France
Mme
Camille Chautemps
Thornton Tayloe Perry, III
Thornton Tayloe Perry
Charles Town
Ellen
Washington
Massachusetts Avenue
P. T. Grove
Academy Lane
Vacation Bible School begins at Congregational Christian Church
The Rev. Robert A. Whitten announces more than 50 children will take part in the vacation Bible school commencement exercises at the Congregational Christian Church at 8 p.m. tonight. The children will sing and recite and display handwork. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Memorial services honor old Pleasant School at Pleasant Grove
The annual memorial services for the old Pleasant School will be at Pleasant Grove on Sunday July 27. Edgar Oates of Petersburg West Virginia a former member will teach the Bible class at 10 a.m. Rev J E Klingman of Winchester will lead the 11 a.m. worship with dinner on the church grounds. Music and brief talks by former students follow at 2:30 p.m. Clark Miller Pleasant Grove Sunday School superintendent heads the event. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pleasant
Pleasant Grove
Edgar Oates
Petersburg
W. Va
Old School
J. E. Klingman
Winchester
Clark Miller
Joyce to Teach Class at Burnt Presbyterian Albin
Russell A Joyce of Winchester will teach the adult Sunday school class at the Burnt Presbyterian church of Albin at 10 a m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell A. Joyce
Winchester
Burnt Presbyterian Church
Albin
Bengal Dominates Global Jute Supply
Five sixths of the world’s jute supply, used to make burlap and sacking cloth, originates in Bengal, highlighting the region’s pivotal role in a key textile material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengal
Around The City And County Social Roundup
Mrs. William K Routt Jr of Waynesboro and Miss Josephine Ebersole of Washington visit relatives in Berryville and Logwood. Irene Johnson heads home from a northwest trip. The Boyd family of Nashville visits Berryville. John Carr joins his wife and children with her mother in town. Bowles of Boyce visits Washington. Hawaii judge Lebar and family stay with Mollie Wood. Leatherman's surgery recovery at Memorial Hospital progresses. Norman D Hall and Betty Riley return from Pittsburg to relatives in Washington. Whitacre and Larrick family trip to Akron. Leslie Smith with O Sullivan Rubber Co recovering from illness. McCormac Jr and relatives host guests from Lewisburg with Goode family in Washington and Detroit trip. P Hunter Miller and party visit Arlington. Helen Garver Edmonds joins grandparents in Kernstown for weeks. Mrs W S Bromley returns from eye surgery at Memorial Hospital. daughter Elbert Magruder of Bethesda visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Smith
E. Cecil Street
O'Sullivan Rubber Co
H. B. McCormac Jr
McCormac
Guy Montgomery
Lewisburg
W. Va
P. Hunter Miller
Garver Ar
Nelson Warner
Arlington
Helen
Garver Edmonds
C. W. Ritter
Kernstown
W. 8S. Bromley
N. Loudoun Street
Memorial Hospital
Elbert Magruder
Bethesda, Md
Club and Class Notices from Winchester Quota Meeting
The Winchester Quota Club met informally at Braddock Street Methodist Church with Quotarian Mary Lou Steele in charge. A fried chicken dinner and watermelon feast followed, plus a preview of doll clothes by Ethel Rinker for St. Joan's Bazaar. Eleven members and three guests attended. The July Mt Williams Hayfield HDC meeting is rescheduled to July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Quota Club
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Mary Lou Steele
Ethel Rinker
St. Joan's
Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Ritenour
Lucy Hardesty
Elizabeth Barr
Betty Lois Barr
Lois Timberlake
Modern Etiquette Q and A for week-end guests and hosts
A guest should not arrange outside plans without first consulting the host to avoid interfering with any plans. A host should pay a restaurant bill unobtrusively and without flaunting wealth. A woman may send flowers to a man ill in a hospital.
Demonstration on Making Cream Cheese at Mrs Bell’s Home
A demonstration titled how to make cream cheese will be hosted at the home of Mrs Delilah Bell. Attendees will learn the preparation steps and practical tips for curdling and finishing a fresh spread. The event promises hands on guidance and actionable household technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delilah Bell
Birth announcements from HOSPITAL listings for July
Congratulations extend to Alberti Guthridge Luttrell and Griffin families on newborn twins and several other births. Recipients include Sarah Hamilton and Audrey DeHaven, Viola Dove, Geraldine Gray, Ormilda Miller, Betty Rosenberger, Tishia Elliott, and Bety Hott among listed mothers. Locations span Berkeley Springs, Winchester, Wardensville, Capon Bridge, Gainesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Alberti
Cork Street
Alberti
Sarah H. Hamilton
George Guthridge
Berryville Rt. 1
Guthridge
Audrey DeHaven
Edward Griffin
W. Cork Street
Griffin
Lorrine Campbell
Joseph Luttrell
S. Cameron Street
Luttrell
Viola Dove
Glenn Michael
Berkeley Springs
Michael
Geraldine Gray
William Fisher
Winchester Rt. 1
Fisher
Ormilda Miller
Hubert Dudley
Wardensville
W. Va
Winfred Haines
Capon Bridge
Allen
Bety Hott
Social notes from Clarke and Berryville families
Several Clarke county residents host relatives and friends from across the region. A mix of travel updates includes Dolly Ann Stickles returning to Warrenton, Admiral Mumma and family visiting Beverley Hills kin, and Betty Lil Jones arriving from Union City for a week with the Mummas. Funeral notices honor Mrs. Kite of Shenandoah and Mrs. Levi of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton C. Mumma, Jr
Mumma
M. Cc. Mumma, Sr
Beverley Hills
Calif
Betty Lil Jones
Union City
Tenn
Berryville Social Notes Highlight Local Movements
Miss Marie Pierce visits Berryville then returns to Lancaster accompanied by Mrs Emma Carroll. Mrs W E Henson plans to attend Madison College summer school in Harrisonburg. Nancy Lu Carper leaves for Richmond to visit relatives. Col Joel D Griffing departs for Camp Perry Ohio with Ohio National Guard instructors. E A Sweeney of Brooklyn visits Berryville with parents. Miss Virginia Carson Owens nurse trainee visits Jacksonville Fla with Mrs Gilbert Oden then returns home. Doreen Russell expected to return from Oden visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Marie Pierce
Lancaster
Emma Carroll
W. E. Henson
Harrisonburg
Madison College
Joel D. Griffing
Camp Perry
Ohio
Ohio National Guards
Griffing
Joel Griffing, Jr
Port Clinton
Virginia Carson Owens
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Gilbert Oden
Jacksonville
Fla
Doreen Russell
Oden
Funeral services for Henry C. Kline in Stephenson
Services for the late Henry Claude Kline 73 of Stephenson who died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital will be held at 2 p m Sunday at Jones funeral home conducted by Rev Frank Fulcher Pallbearers include John Fishpaw Harvey Fishpaw Charles McCann Harry McCann Walker McC Bond and Fred Ridgeway Interment will be at Mt Hebron cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Claude Kline
Stephenson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frank Fulcher
Jones Funeral Home
John Fishpaw
Harvey Fishpaw
Charles McCann
Harry McCann
Walker McC.bond
Fred Ridgeway
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
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Winchester-Clarke Club
Carl Massey
Lucy Kurtz
Rutherford
Henry W. Rutherford
Daniel Kackley
James C. Baker
U. S
Mr. Rutherford
Berryville Pike
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Huntsberrys Shoe Store
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
Bulova
Wewr Bulova
Edward
Capper Jeweler
Perry-Chautemps
Bible School
Joyce
Chigser
Gaunt’s Drug Store
William K. Routt, Jr
Waynesboro
Josephine Ebersole
Louis H. Grimm
Logwood
Irene Johnson
Fairmont Avenue
Northwest
Henry Boyd, Jr
Nashville, Tenn
Boyd
Henry Boyd
John Carr
Mr. Wilson Bowles
Boyce
Woodford Zachary
Lewis Stribling Lebaron
Hawaii
Honolulu
Mollie Wood
Daniel S. Leatherman
Tennyson Avenue
Norman D. Hall
Pittsburg
Raymond Whitacre
Robert
Evelyn
Bobby Larrick
Leslie Larrick
Akron
S. J. Goode
James S. Goode
Sally
Detroit
Mrs. Goode
Chevy Chase
Wickes
Roy Wickes
Donald Jackson
John L. Kater
Dancing
John Marshall
The
Front Royal
Jack Fretwell
Roberta Lee
Winchester Memorial
Dolly Ann Stickles
Henry Osler
Warrenton
Theodore Miller
Shenandoah
Miller
Charles Kite
Mrs. Kite
Marcella Miller
Amsterdam
N. Y
A. M. Morris
Maria Morris
J. T. L. Jones
West Academy Street
Nancy Huyette
New York City
Charlottesville
Mrs. Levins
New Jersey
Lyle Armel
Summit Point
Garland Williams
Jane Funk
Henderson, N. C
Betty Deal Carbaugh
Mary Boone Peyton
St. Luke’s Hospital
Peyton
Clarke County
Washington, D. C
Bessie Howell Levi
Green Hill Cemetery
Geo. S. Lightner
Camp Wakana
Charles William Foltz
Woodrow Hahn
Barbara
Sam
Mimballton
Hahn
Lucy M. Wheeler
F. C. Huyette
San Luis Obspio
Mr. Huyette
John Huyette
Fredericksburg
Portsmouth
Mary Ann Davis
Richmond
Joyce Davis
Donna Mcnffee
Iowa City
Iowa
Frank C. Huyette, Jr
San Luis Obispo
Nancy Lu Carper
Mrs. E. A. Sweeney
Brooklyn
Leghorn
W. Boscawen St
H. C. Kline
Haldeman’s
Hill’s Eee
SA Offer
Zianne Corea
Fairplay
L. J. Luby
Miller St
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Goodwear
Cather & Moling
Timberlake
Lovett Bros
Loudoun St
Ee Vwrer
Florida
Rel
Suzexce
Tere
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