Salat Votes Conrad Hoover Post 21 Square Dance Benefit
American Legion Salat votes to hold a square dance at 9 tonight in the Armory to raise funds for the building. Mrs. P. G. Ireland will lead the worship at the Comrade Bible Class service tomorrow at 9 45 in Braddock Street Methodist Church sanctuary. Carson Clark family reunion held at Memorial Park Martinsburg with four generations present and many relatives from Round Hill Berryville Front Royal Winchester and Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Armory
P. G. Ireland
Comrade Bible
Braddock Street Methodist Church
F. H. Way
Carson Clark
Memorial Park
Martinsburg
Julian Anderson
Courtney Lowe
Steven
Deborah
Round Hill
Marie Peyton
Brenda Kay
This City
Stover Clark
Yvonne
Berryville
Walter Clarke
Arlington
Millie Brown
Fahnestock Clan Reunion Planned Near Strasburg
The 35th annual reunion of the Fahnestock clan will be held August 14 at Elizabeth Furaace five miles east of Strasburg in Shenandoah County. Ground access from the north uses Route 55 to Waterlick, then turning right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahnestock
Elizabeth Furaace
Strasburg
Shenandoah County
Waterlick
Winchester Moose Women Hold Regular Meeting With Community Support
Winchester Chapter 1367 Women of the Moose met Thursday evening at the Moose Home. Senior Regent Emma Line presided as a resolution praised local youth and charity work by Boy and Girl Scouts, Children’s Home Society, Negro Day Nursery, Winchester Day Nursery, Salvation Army and United Defense Fund. Members will back the Community Chest by donations and by serving on committees. A shower honored Mrs. Lee Holler and Mrs. James Sawyer received a prize. Family descendants of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Luttrell plan August 14 descendants’ service at Collinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Emma Line
Boy and Girl Scouts
Children’s Home Society
Negro Day Nursery
Winchester Day Nursery
Salvation Army
United Defense Fund
Lee Holler
James Sawyer
Gilbert DeHaven
C. G. Baker
Tomy Luttrell
A. W. Lamp
R. L. Braithwaite
Vernon Lee
Union Ladies Aid
Redland Church
Fred C. Braithwaite
Harry Armstrong
Arlington
Isabell Potts
Round Hill
Dennis
Ridgeway
W. Va
Paul Braithwaite
Diana Keller
W. D. Whitacre
Pikeside
Dan Folk
Falling Waters
Ellen Fout
E W. Braithwaite
Lena Lewis
Bob Fout
Merle Eaton
Ellen
Ed Lizer
Steve Lineweaver
Peachie Russell
Sammy
Harry Fout
E. W. Braithwaite
Charles Brill
Winton Kerns
Colonial Beach
Fredericksburg
Tommy Gayle
Local Clergyman to Officiate Providence Wedding
Dr. E T Clark and Rev E T Clark Jr depart tomorrow for Providence R I for the marriage of Rev James E Clark and Margaret Armstrong on Monday Dr Clark to perform the ceremony and Mr Clark as best man. Dinner hosts honor Miss Ann Duvall Peach and E Rhodes Huntsberry Jr amid wedding plans in August.
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E. T. Clark
City
E. T. Clark, Jr
Purcellville
Providence
R. I
James E. Clark
Margaret Armstrong
William Fletcher
Robert C. Fletcher
Frank Burkholder
Calendar of Events for August Evening Meetings
August listings show many local groups meeting nightly. Activities include Lions Club American Legion Legions Home Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Motel Murphys Camera Club Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous Kiwanis Flight G Air Force Reserve Squadron Golden Glow Elks Club and Legion Square Dance at Armory with times from 12 15 p m to 9 p m across venues such as George Washington Hotel Rouss Hall Murphy s Golf Club Baptist Church Armory and Armory.
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Madison Lodge
Rouss Hall
George Washington Motel
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
American Legion
Legion
Board of Control of Exchange Club
Eagles
Loyal Order of Moose
Camera Club
Murphy’s
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Air Force Reserve Squadron
Golden Glow
Elks Club
Duplicate Bridge
Golf Club
Legion Square Dance
Armory
Family visits and travel plans announced
Mrs W. P. Kells returns to McKeesport after visiting her niece Mrs E E Harbaugh in Winchester area. Mr and Mrs G F Kershner and son G F Kershner Jr of Parker City Okla leave Summit Point after visiting Mrs Kershner's father A L Withers. they plan to move to Houston Texas soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Kells
McKeesport
E. E. Harbaugh
W. Clifford St
G. F. Kershner
G. F. Kershner, Jr
Parker City
Oklo
Alberti Returns Home After Camp Lupton Visit
Homer Ellis Alberti returns to his parents on Parkway after spending two weeks at Camp Lupton at Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Ellis Alberti
Mrs
Homer Alberti
Parkway
Camp Lupton
Woodstock
Local Residents Share Travel and Health News
Mrs Ethel Holler Ambrose returns to Callahan Florida after visiting sister in law Mrs Mary Holler and other relatives. She toured Washington DC with daughter Miss Ann Ebert Holler. Olivier Swanson of 309 South Loudoun Street is reported improving at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Theodore Roethke and wife plan a September voyage from New York to Florence Italy for a Fulbright teaching year with travel via Gibraltar Spain and southern France. Mrs Roethke is the former Beatrice O Connell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Irvan O Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Holler Ambrose
Callahan
Fla
Mary Ebert Holler
Olivier Swanson
S. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Theodore Roethke
Edmonds, Wash
New York
Florence
Italy
Roethke
Gibraltar
Spain
France
Beatrice O’connell
Irvan O'Connell
Births July 29 Seabright and Webster families welcome daughters
Birth notices report a girl born to Mr and Mrs Donald Seabright 252 Opequon Ave with Mrs Seabright formerly Margaret Fleming and a girl born to Mr and Mrs Willard Webster 17 Glaize Ave with Mrs Webster formerly Orpha Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Seabright
Opequon Ave
Seabright
Margaret Fleming
Willard Webster
Glaize Ave
Webster
Orpha Jenkins
Virginia museum cleans statues with tea treatment
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts moved two marble maidens Pandora and Ceres for cleaning. After washing them to soap-cake white, curators considered tea staining to restore a luster, and artists approved the tea painting solution which reportedly worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Pandora
Ceres
Local social notes from Cross Junction and nearby towns
Cross Junction and surrounding communities share visits and homecomings. Residents return from Massachusetts Ocean City and Colonial Beach while others host and travel between Winchester Round Hill and Alexandria. Hospital staff updates note Dr. Whitacre’s return to duty and multiple family gatherings occur at Braithwaite and Whitacre households.
Doctor offers due bill for appendectomy after engagement party
In Louisville Kentucky photographer Charlie Pence, while taking engagement photos at a physician's home, is approached by the doctor who offers to pay for an appendectomy as thanks. The scene unfolds during the cocktail event as Pence receives the unexpected gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Charlie Pence
Pence
Secrets of Charm Travel Packing Do's and Don’ts
Practical travel tips emphasize planning and organization to ensure pleasant trips. Actors include making a packing list, checking wardrobe, and leaving with the essentials. Steps cover luggage checks, repairs, light house cleaning, and leather care with saddle soap and wax.
Travel tips for efficient packing and wardrobe planning
Travel advice covers water for plastic bags, minimizing luggage, tips on saving tips and space, color coordinated wardrobe, car travel organizers, and essential items. It also promotes FIGURED FOR YOU fashion guidance with a payment offer for a detailed instructions and garment selection.
Stephenson Stonewall Home Demonstration Club Picnic
The Stonewall Home Demonstration Club held its annual picnic and regular monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon at Hopewell Friends Church in Clearbrook. Visitors included Rev J S Peebles, Lorenzo Price, L K Dellinger, Loraine Butler, Mamie Butler, and others.
Patrolmen Nab Jailbreak Pair During Lunch Break
Two Danbury patrolmen assigned to a city wide search for two county jail escapees ditched the hunt for a noontime meal and instead spotted and arrested the fugitives on their way to a restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury, Conn
Vacation School Ends at Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Church closes its summer program after a July 5 start with 225 children attending daily religious instruction, Mass, Rosary, and recreation. Sister teachers from Pittsburgh and Student Brothers from Holy Trinity Mission Seminary led classes, with Father Julius Cilinski supervising. Transportation covered 430 miles daily, and a final week trip to Gore Virginia featured a Catholic Trailer Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parish
Charles Aikin
City Recreation Department
Winchester City Park
Sister of the Holy Ghost
Pittsburgh
Holy Trinity Mission Seminary
Jordan Springs
Julius Cilinski
Sacred Heart Church
M. Severin
M. Gonzaga
M. Clarissa
M. Annunciata
Cyril
M.s.ss.t
Alfred
Peter
Susan Dick
Helen Sullivan
Fred Sturm
Gore
Modern Etiquette Q and A Highlights
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions on guest phone charges seating order at dinner and roles at weddings. The guest pays for long distance calls after consulting the hostess. A gentleman should seat the lady first before sitting. A husband of the matron of honor is not required to serve as an usher.
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
Daily vocabulary guide noting misused phrases pronunciation and spelling tips. Includes definitions and examples such as malapert meaning impudent and brazen with guidance on usage and word study principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Detroit Police Capture Escaped Prisoner Thomas Tiggett
Police nabbed Thomas J. Tiggett after a bungled lumber yard burglary. He was found at a Detroit station under a wanted circular noting he escaped from Southern Michigan Prison and was ordered returned there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Thomas J. Tiggett
Tiggett
Southern Michigan
Arlington Woman Cups Second State Golf Championship
Mrs. Margaret Allen of Arlington defeated Mrs. A. B. Bower of Richmond 5 and 4 in the 36 hole Virginia state women s amateur final to claim her second state title. The Hot Springs event showcase two birdies and 21 pars highlighting Allen s steady play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Woman Cups
Hot Springs
A. B. Bower
Richmond
Virginia
Sphinx
Arlington
Margaret Allen
Winmer Secures Second Consecutive Title in Close Victory
The winmer claimed her second straight title with a narrow win. Details remain sparse in the fragment, but the victory reinforces her recent dominance and marks back-to-back championship success.
Turnip Weighs 512 Pounds in Clarke County Farm Field
Thomas Bolden foreman on T. B. Byrd’s Millwood farm reports a 5.5 pound turnip this year. He says it surpasses a cantaloupe in size and is the largest he has seen. Claude Tinsman of Kernstown, with 40 years of farming, agrees he has never seen such a large turnip.
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Thomas Bolden
T. B. Byrd
Millwood
Claude Tinsman
Kernstown
Lakeville
W. A. Bradford
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Women of Moose
Luttrell
Henry L. Luttrell
Collinsville
Vernon H. Haas
Honolulu
Chicago
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Wile
Haas
Northern Virginia Hairdressers Association
Unit No
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Hill & Dale
Mademoiselle
Cross Junction
Shirley Cloyd
Carolyn Cloyd
Massachusetts
Joe
Lee
Ocean City, Md
Frank Whitacre
Janie
David
Betty Spanos
Diana and
Ginger Keller
Charles Taylor
Washington
A. W. Taylor
Beauty Queens
AMO
Carlene King Johnson
U.S.A
Hillevi Rombin
Sweden
Hollywood
John Robert Powers
Secrets of Charm
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Gaunt
Union Vesper Services
The
Association of Churches of Winchester and
Ministerial Association
Miller House Lawn
First Baptist Church
WM. E. Eisenberg
Grace Lutheran Church
Roberta Lee
Lovett Brothers
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Fection
Winmer
Clarke
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cather’s Department Store
Timberlake
Loudoun &St
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Cai
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Anderson
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