Moscow designer doubts American fashion. prefers home tastes
Clara Pobedin skais, a Moscow fashion designer at a New York luncheon during National Press Week, says Moscow hamburgers beat American ones and observes Moscow fashion shows. She notes men and women attend daily shows at Moscow department stores and contrasts wages, housework, and prices between the USSR and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothyroe
Associated Press
Moscow
Clara Pobedinskais
America
Fifth Avenue
Clara
New York
New York Dress Institute
National Press Week
Lydia Danlina
Alexi Bubichev
All Union House of Fashion
Clara Pobedinskaia
Presgraves Reunion Held August Ninth in Rouss Park
The 17th annual Presgraves reunion will take place August 9 at Rouss Park with all Presgraves relatives invited. Lunch is planned for 12:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presgraves
Rouss Park
Stonewall Busy Bees 4-H Club Meeting Set Tomorrow
The Stonewall Busy Bees 4-H Club will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Stonewall School to discuss club activities and plans for the coming week.
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Stonewall
Busy Bees
Hawkins Reunion at Sandy Ridge Church August 2
Hawkins reunion set for August 2 at Sandy Ridge Christ Church Cold Stream WA. Picnic lunch scheduled for noon followed by a program giving attendees a community gathering and church event.
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Sandy Ridge
Christ= Church
Cold Stream
W.a
BPW Board Dinner Meeting Set for This Evening
The Board of the Business and Professional Women's Club plans a 6 30 PM dinner at the home of Mrs. Henry Lowry located at 308 Sheridan Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Business and Professional Women's Club
Henry Lowry
Sheridan Ave
Three Yard Parties Planned For Weekend And August
Two yard parties are set for this Saturday with a 5 30 start at Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church between Jannece City and Middletown. Fried chicken suppers will be served. The Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church at Vaucluse hosts a yard party and chicken plate supper Saturday evening rain or shine. On August 8 at 4 30 p m EST Paynes Chapel Methodist Church holds a yard party at Ridgeway Church hall with fried chicken and country ham dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Jannece City
Middletown
Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
John Duckwall
Paynes Chapel Methodist Church
Ridgeway
Senseny Reunion Held August 2 at Walnut Springs
The annual Senseny reunion will be held on August 2 at Walnut Springs in Oranda. Several family members from the Senkeney line are expected to attend and share photos, stories, and memorabilia.
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Walnut Springs
Oranda
Please Phone Your Social Items To Mrs Lulu Williams
A small social column item requests readers to phone Mrs Lulu Williams at MO 2 3419 to share social notes, greetings, and announcements for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Lulu Williams
Calendar of events listings for July 23 and 24
Duplicate Bridge at Golf Club p.m. July 23. Storytelling Hour at Handley Library 10 30 to 11 30 a.m. Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel 1 p.m. Stonewall Busy Bees 4 H Club at Stonewall School 7 30 p.m. Women of Moose at Moose Home 8 p.m. July 24 Woodmen of the Might 8 p.m. Fraternal Order of Eagles at Eagles Home.
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Handley Library
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Stonewall
Busy Bees
Stonewall School
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Evening sports and events schedule at local clubs
At 7 30 p m the Slo Mo Shun Club and the Shawnee Bowmen host activities. An open house for teenagers runs from 7 30 to 10 pm with refreshments and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slo-Mo-Shun Club
Shawnee Bowmen
Personal Notices Highlight Local Birthdays and Reunions
MR. AND MRS. HARRY KACK LEY host Sharon’s second birthday with neighbors and relatives in Stephenson. Guests include Siebert, Sargent, Kackley, Combs, Windle, Silman, White, Orndorff, McCormick, Mason and others. Other items note travel, hospital stays, military reassignments, arrivals, and family reunions across Hagestown Romney and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McCormick
Doss and
Kirk
Robert Mason
Junior
Judy
Mr and Mrs Paul Williams Named in Local Notice
Mr and Mrs Paul Williams of North Loudoun Street are mentioned in a local notice segment. The fragment hints at a household event or recognition but lacks further details.
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Joseph E. Ritter
Loudoun &T
Alexandria
Ritter
Washington, D.C
Paul Williams
N. Loudoun St
Russian Child's Room Austere at New Soviet Exhibit
An austere children's room shown at the Soviet Exhibit in New York typifies new Russian apartments. It features two small hard day beds a desk and a varnished pine storage wall. Beds run end to end on one side to save space.
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New York
Arts and Crafts Show Planned on October 10
The Winchester Quota Club will stage an Arts and Crafts Show at Quarles Elementary School on October 10 and 11. Exhibits by residents of Winchester and nearby counties will cover needlecraft metalcraft jewelry woodwork leathercraft ceramics dried arrangements art photography rugs and more with a nominal entry fee to cover expenses. No prizes or food items. Proceeds fund local community projects and services by the Quota Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarles
Winchester Quota Club
Winchester
Berryville Births Add Two Newborns to Local Families
Birth notices report a boy to Mr and Mrs Andrew Fred Jones Route 1 Berryville and a girl to Mr and Mrs Harrison Fairfax Engle Route 2 Berryville. Mrs Jones is the former Ina Mae Fluckiger and Mrs Engle is the former Shelby Jean Wine.
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Andrew Fred Jones
Berryville
Jones
Ina Mae Fluckiger
Harrison Fairfax Engle
Engle
Shelby Jean Wine
Modern Etiquette Q A on neighbor gifts and manners
Roberta Lee offers practical etiquette guidance. Welcoming new neighbors is courteous though not mandatory. At banquets decline coffee with a polite no thank you. engagement gifts for a fiancé commonly include jewelry or small accessories like cuff links or a tie clasp.
Minnehaha Council Hosts Pocahontas Visit
Minnehaha Council No. 1 of the Improved Order Red Men entertained Mrs. Florence Owens, the real Pocahontas of the Great Council of Virginia, during a Monday evening visit in Friendship Hall. Delegations from Alexandria Martinsburg and Norfolk attended with gifts and recognitions. a reception followed the meeting.
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Minnehaha Council No. 1
Degree of Pocahonta
Great Council of
Virginia
Florence Owens
Friendship Hall
Betty Kline
Tepee
Katie Harmon
Ruth Steele
Hazel Himelright
Owens
Harmon
Himelright
Brumback
Anna Boxwell
Council
Alexandria
Silver Moon Council
Williams Receives Bachelor of Commercial Science Degree
John H. Williams of 410 North Lou doun Street earned the Bachelor of Commercial Science from Strayer College Washington. He belonged to Phi Theta fraternity. Williams is employed by the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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John H. Williams
N. Loudoun St
Strayer College
Washington
Phil Theta
International Fraternity
Williams
Commonwealth of Virginia
Household Hints Spars with Odd Browning Tip
In Columbus a dubious tip appears claiming lettuce will not brown if its head is placed in a plastic bag before refrigeration. The quirky household hint raises eyebrows about practical food storage advice in the era.
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Columbus
Ohio
Branner Reunion Set at Senseny Park Kiwanis Shelter
Descendants of George W. and Christina F. Branner plan their annual reunion this Saturday at the Kiwanis Shelter in Senseny Park. All relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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George W
Christina F. Branner
Kiwanis
Senseny Park
Teviah Sachs Bolton dies at 57 former Walt ham Watch Co president
Teviah Sachs Bolton age 57, former president of the Walt ham Watch Co, died Tuesday from a heart ailment. He had lived in Barrington Rhode Island.
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Bolton
Teviah Sachs
The
Waltham Watch Co
Sachs
Barrington, R.I1
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Bermudas
Buzzella’s Shop
Golf Club
MR. and
Harry Kack
Hubert Lewis
Bufflick Road
Laurie Peters
Walterboro
D.C
Aston Boggs
Columbia, Ga
Mrs. E. T. Clark
Raymond
Maine
Eugene B. Frye
Germany
Mr. Frye
Harry C. Renner
Leonard Douglas
Iron Gate, Va
Renner
Osa Hott
W. Va
Mr. Renner
Wesley Theological Seminary
Marvin Goodman
Mark
San Leandro
Calif
Davis Reese
Hagerstown
Goodman
Ruby Smith
City
L. H. Stotler
Jerome Stotler
Rochester, N.Y
New England States
Floyd Dodson
Fairmont Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Williams
Greenville, N.C
E. M. Yost
Bunker Hill
P. E. Miccleton
Arlington
Kathleen Bush
J.E. DuPuy
Samuel Forrest
Strasburg
Sally Reynolds
Forrest
Sally McCord
Zea
Betty Eaton
Mary Alice
Hott
Hampshire Park
Romney
Miss Hott
Glen Hott
Beulah B. Mills
Richard M. Mills
Burkittsville
Norman Y. Mills
Mary Miller
Gladys Fay Rhodes
Goldie Adams
Jeanette Owens
James Gross
Chestnut Grove
Jerry Tevalt
Fannie Orndorff
Susan Garber
Mary Eversole
Charles Mills
Castile
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Janet Harrison
W. Piccadilly St
Marjorie Duncan
Burton Mercer
Parkway
Robert McC. Glass
Washington St
C. W. Page
W. Monmouth St
R. L. Pizzano
Peyton St
D. M. Reardon
E. Cork St
Mary Rosenberger
Mary Louise Steele
E. Braddock St
Salome Crisman
S. Stewart St
Quota Club
Talls
Lucille
W. Boscawen St
Roberta Lee
Minnehaha Council
Pocahontas
Oleis
Branner
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Timberlake
Ty Price
Morgan-Jones
ValVy Or
Shoecenter
Cor
Loudoun & Boscawen
Beauty Center
Helen RB. Collier
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