Social Notes Send Carper Reed Mason Long to Ocean City
Mrs Leslie Carper and Mr Mrs John Reed along with Mr Edgar Mason and Miss Sarah Long depart for a brief holiday in Ocean City Maryland observing the season’s travel pattern and social rounds.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1952
Page
8
Mrs Leslie Carper and Mr Mrs John Reed along with Mr Edgar Mason and Miss Sarah Long depart for a brief holiday in Ocean City Maryland observing the season’s travel pattern and social rounds.
Major and Mrs Giles B Cook arrive from Louisiana and Macedonia Church hosts a yard sale on Front Street this evening at 6. Ralph Harry guest of honor at a dinner at Tokes Inn Thursday. Mr and Miss Helen Page Coble to attend events tonight at Christ Church.
In pers 2 ae ee at Church tomorrow. The Sunday School, however, will meet as usual.
Bufflick Road residents and visitors from Keyser W Va joined Sunday noon gatherings with the Roy Miller family. Mrs. Leo Nichols called on Mrs. James Russell, while Mrs. Henry Sea of Winchester and family dined with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark. Dolores and Shelva Jean Miller visited Miss Hilda Russell, and the Miller daughters called on Floyd Earls near Round Hill.
Mr and Mrs Clint Cater and Mrs ter were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Steee eee in Washington D C. They were hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter oore and Mr and Mrs I M Kerns in Hagerstown Maryland. Ardell Moore of this community was attacked by a fox in the afternoon but was not bitten.
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller and daughter from Tiffin Ohio are guests of relatives in the community. The Winchesters Memorial Hospital welcomed a daughter born Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C W Windle recently visited Mr. and Mrs. W H Bowers.
A fragment of Cecily Brownstone includes a Sunday supper menu with Pimiento cheese Rabbit on Toast Triangles Tossed Green Salad and Mincemeat and Lemon Gelatin. It provides a gelatin recipe using lemon flavored gelatin hot water mincemeat and chopped walnuts or pecans with steps to dissolve and chill.
A reader asks about reading the newspaper at breakfast and the propriety of double visiting cards for a wife with a Ph D. The column answers that reading the morning news is fine and that titles belong on the husband’s card, not the wife’s, and that a wife should include her husband’s name on a gift to a bride.
A vintage guide on lingerie care explains essential laundering to preserve elasticity. It advocates gentler methods, rinsing in clear water, rolling to remove moisture, and careful drying without wringing or direct heat on elastic areas. It emphasizes proper foundations after each wear.
A Shelter Island innkeeper Carlott Franzoni offers ten rules for vacationing women to maximize fun while avoiding trouble. His wife Mary Kelley, a millinery executive, backs the advice while noting it may not suit all. The list urges avoiding crowds, simple dress, quiet behavior, and caution with strangers, aiming to improve vacation experiences.
Readers are invited to focus on outdoor sports as the main events, with emphasis on accessible venues, varied disciplines, and the opportunities for spectators to enjoy fresh-air competitions outside traditional indoor arenas.
A short English lesson by W. L. Gordon discusses common word usage and pronunciation. It covers misused phrases like IT shall and whomever, mispronounced terms, misspellings, and the meaning of primordial meaning early or first to exist with reference to primordial man.
A local pastor and carpenter undertake a church building project in the town. The initiative centers on constructing a new place of worship with community support and volunteer labor. The timeline and exact location are not specified in the fragment.
The player Declan achieved a win in a November competition, noted as a key performance for the event.
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