Mrs Howe Riley Hosts Luncheon and Shower for Sue Anderson
Mrs Howe Riley gave a noon luncheon and kitchen shower honoring Miss Sue Anderson, who will wed Marshall L. Farmer on August 1 at 4 30 pm. Guests included Isabel Pyles, Washington. Winifred Largent. C R Anderson. F L Largent Sr.. Thurman Pierce. Douglas Butler. Robert Glass Jr.. Leonard Riley. W Riley Woodstock. C L Riley. O T Ritter. Katherine Hollis. and young Misses Elizabeth and Evelyn Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Riley
Sue Anderson
Marshall L. Farmer
Isabel Pyles
Washington
Winifred Largent
C. R. Anderson
F. L. Largent Sr
Thurman Pierce
Douglas Butler
Robert Glass Jr
Leonard Riley
W. ©. Riley
Woodstock
C. L. Riley
O. T
Birthday Parties Celebrate Ages Four at Two Homes
Master Woodie Shiley and George Pully hosted fourth birthday gatherings at their parents homes on Senseny Road and Greystone Terrace. Attendees included numerous Shiley Edmondson and related families, plus Miss Gertrude Sanderson of Richmond. The VFW auxiliary plans a monthly meeting and picnic at Recreation Park Wednesday at 5 p.m. Mrs Lena Allen chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodie Shiley
C. W. Shiley
Senseny Road
W. T. Smith
Weldon
Earl Shiley
Amy Lou
Edward
Sue Ann
Aubrey Shiley
Marshall
Virginia
Karl Edmondson
Billy
Sandra
VFW
Lena Allen
Calendar of Events for July Listings
Evening Star notes daylight saving time. July 18 8 p m Nurses Alumnae Assn in Nurses home large classroom band at Rouss 8 p m Madison Lodge IOOF. July 20 12 15 Lions Club Sarah Zane 2 30 Lord Fairfax Garden Club at Mrs I Fred Stine 8 p m Rebekah Lodge IOOF. July 21 12 30 Kiwanis Sarah 3 30 Winchester Clarke Garden Club Mrs Thomas Glascock Upperville 8 p m Elks at home.
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Nurses Alumnae Assn
Nurses Home
Rouss All
Madison Lodge
Ioof
Lions Club
Sarah Zane
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Fred Stine
Rebekah Lodge
Kiwanis
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Thomas Glascock
Upperville
Elks
Schedule of Home Agent's Weekly Activities and 4-H Meetings
The notice outlines weekly meetings for Home Agent's program and 4-H clubs across multiple small towns. Events include HD club demonstrations on yeast breads, work meetings, and club gatherings at schools and homes from Monday to Saturday with specific times and locations. A late note says the Fair committee meeting shifts to July 30 due to the Institute Rural Affairs, and members should indicate attendance.
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Better Methods
Hayfield
Mary Lee Winans
Stephens City
Middletown
Mary Jane Hoovers
White Hall
Stonewall High School
Evandale
Carroll
HD Club
Institute of Rural Affairs
Lord Fairfax Garden Club Meeting at Fort Collier
Lord Fairfax Garden Club to meet tomorrow at 2:30 p m hosted by Mrs I Fred Stine at Fort Collier on the Martinsburg Pike Mrs Kathreine Kern will discuss how flowers got their names and Mrs Dailey Sonaker will speak on arrangements Also note Rev and Mrs Fahnestock host school party at their home with a list of attendees.
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Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Fort Collier
I. Fred Stine
Martinsburg Pike
Kathreine Kern
Dailey S‘onaker
Jan Lovett Attending Young Writers Conference
Miss Jan Lovett of 454 N Loudoun St is among 29 young writers under 30 chosen for a one week workshop at Indiana University Bloomington with noted mentors. The program will be followed by a two week session for bidding authors with no age limit. John Frederick Nims of Notre Dame is among instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Lovett
Loudoun St
Jack Wilkins
Indiana University At Bloomington
John Frederick Nims
Poetry Magazine
University of Notre Dame
Stonewall Home Demonstration Meeting at Fort Collier
The Stonewall Home Demonstration Club will hold its meeting at 2pm at Fort Collier the home of Mrs. S. Fred Stine. Brucetown Young People attend summer assemblies with members listed from DLynenburg and Wakanda camps.
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Brucetown
Winchester Clarke Garden Club Meeting in Upperville
The Winchester Clarke Garden club meets at 3 30 p m Wednesday at the home of Mrs Vi MRS B Glascock Bow lingbioul Upperville with co host Mrs Warren Janrs. Speaker Mrs Pratt discusses English Gardens and an exhibit titled United Natarts balancements depicting one country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
B. Glascock
Upperville
Warren Janrs
Pratt
Sans Souci Club Holds Monthly Meeting at Brexton
A local monthly gathering of the Sans Souci Club was held at Brexton in Michigan. The meeting honored members Moshe Suddith and Miss Mae with congratulations and refreshments as attendees shared news and upcoming events.
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Sans Souci
Brexton
Souci
Fisica
J3ner
Ais
Boatie
Ates
Riiwal
Cleish Font Tecioa
Ome
Michovine Lee
Milli
Ower
Moshe Suddith
Miss Mae
Witt
Windesmek Sel Diun
Lalise Siifsty
Long Term Effects of Atomic Bomb Radiation Studied
Medical researchers study Nagasaki survivors to assess cancer risk and blood disorders from atomic bomb rays. Early findings show no leukemia increase two years after exposure. burns and scarring occur, while cancer fears remain unproven. Further work seeks prevention and treatment of radiation disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ex-teacher Mrs. Embrey Dies at 79 in Winchester
Laura C. Embrey 79 died yesterday after two months illness at 606 S Loudoun St Winchester. Widow of James N Embrey she was born in Delaplane Va and lived there before moving to Winchester 11 years ago. Survived by four sons Bruce Clyde Herman James. two daughters Carrie Wagner Isabelle Estes. six grandchildren. four great grandchildren. Services 2 PM EST at Linden Methodist Church with Rev Irvin Stonesifer and Rev Dewey Harron officiating. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Remains at Jones funeral home until 12:45 Tuesday when procession to church begins. Pallbearers are four sons and two grandsons Edward and James Embrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura C. Embrey
S. Loudoun St
James N. Embrey
John and
Jane Cochrell
Delaplane
Embrey
Winchester
Methodist
Cool Springs
Bruce Embrey
Marshall, Va
Clyde
Herman Embrey
James Embrey
Pennsylvania
Carrie Wagner
Isabelle Estes
Washie
Jiagren
Linden
Irvin L. Stonesifer
Dewey Harron
Richmond
Jones Funeral Home
Edward
Security Bond Sale Totals in City County Area
Winchester Frederic k county bond purchases through July 10 reached $244 656 according to the latest progress report on the Security Loan drive. Reports for adjacent counties were Clarke $25 000 Shenandoah $111 206 and Warren $67 387.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester-Frederick County
Clarke
Shenandoah
Warren
Weeds Threaten Health Prompt Action Urged
Public health notice calls for immediate weed reduction citing health risks. Authorities urge residents to cut weeds now to prevent disease and pests. Community efforts urged in neighborhoods and public spaces.
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Lesson in English outlined by W L Gordon covers usage and pronunciation notes. It highlights pronoun agreement, common misspellings, and word choices with guidance on forming clear sentences and expanding vocabulary.
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W. L. Gordon
Teenage Pattern 4613 Teener Frock Ad in Winchester Star
The advertisement promotes pattern 4613 for teenage sizes 10 12 14 16 with hip pockets and a tiny waist. It notes yardage for size 12 and asks twenty five cents to Pattern Dept New York 11th EY. Also offers Anne Adams Summer Book catalogs and a sun tan halter free pattern for fifteen cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
11Th EY
Anne Adams
Missionary Rally Set at Potomac Park Camp
A missionary rally by the Assemblies of God is scheduled for August 1 at Potomac Park between Martinsburg and Hagerstown. The camp will hold daily services through August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Park
Assemblies of God
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Artichoke Etiquette and Host Duties Tips
Roberta Lee answers how to eat artichokes using fingers for the leaf and sauce, with a fork for the heart. She also advises hosts to introduce all guests at small gatherings to help them acquaint themselves.
Closing options for a formal letter to a female acquaintance
The appropriate closing for a respectful personal letter to a woman is typically Faithfully yours or Sincerely yours. Faithfully conveys formality when the recipient is not a close friend, while Sincerely yours is common and slightly warmer for acquaintances.
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George 3d
Frances Fay Adams
Kay Plank
James C. Cather
Jimmy Myers
Barbara Sturn
Peter Sturm
Virginia Sturm
Sharon Graham
Robert Blosser
Dorothy Ann Boyd
David Keen
Marguerite Katharine Fisher
Douglas Fisher
Howard Huff
Ronnie
David
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Hubert Cather
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Harry Sartelle
This Sty
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N. Braddock St
Davis Grocery
Brook's Pharmacy
the Evening Star
Home Agent's
Buzzella Jackson
New York City
Buzzella Shop
Young Writers Conference
Carrie Hunter
John M. Baarcke
Margaret
Julia
Greenville S. C
Caroline Hunter
S. Washington St
Col Conrad
Col Bryan Conrad
West Point N. Y
Hunter McGuire
Dr. McGuire
D. S. Pratt
Carsons
A. C. Carson
Caroline Carson
Front Royal
Frances Page
Sissons
Frank Sission
Tilsa
James Nevitt
Amherst St
Nave
J.C. Oakes
S. Jackson O'Neal
Stonewall
Fort Celier
Stonewall Home
Jilly II
S. Fred Stine
Dieckman
Harry Dieckman
S. Stewart St
Take Webster
Apple Pie
Wits
Mullerini
Pretine
Hershey
Jerry
Fay
Adam
Manian
Walter Ances Sfek
Alegandria
O. Grove
Marvin Wlute
Mervel W. Adams Plumbing
N. Cameron St
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Features Syndicate, Inc
A. Henretty
Fred Neher
Norman
Cologne
Roberta Lee
Haldeman
Hill’s
Novelty & Toy Store
N. Loudoun St
American Express
the Commercial & Savings Bank
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Breyer
the Food Center
Cather
Cather's
Cather & Moling
Timberlake
Ghelnekila
Gorham Greenbrier
Wotrs
Berlou
Corrigan Rug Cleaners
Winchester FurniTure CO
Main ST
Thone
Tuoghay OY
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Lovett Bros
N. Loudeun St
W. Boscawen St