Opening of Junior Day Club at Winchester Club
Social notes announce IMesigna as the date for the Junior Day Club opening at the Winchester Club. The playground for ages 1 to 10 will be open 1 to 6 p m on that day with Miss Martha Roe directing the day’s activities. A bus will run from Winchester daily at 1 pm returning at 6 pm amid preparations and equipment donations from local residents.
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Imesigna
Winchester Club
Martha Roe
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Ion
Mesdames W. , Bossemmian, Sr
Ralph Lar Ce
Byrd, Jr
L. Lart, Jr
H. K. Benham
George Smith
Winchester
Jack and Jill School to Graduates Five Teens in Class of Jack and Jill
Fifteen graduates from the Jack and Jill school will receive their diplomas tomorrow at 11 30 a m. The annual exhibit featuring the flow show is planned with patrons invited. Diploma recipients include Ned Brown Reggie Baker Doug Bell Freieman Aimee Gibson Kerlin Elizabeth Lacy Jey McKay Anita Penny Punkie Robinson Capers Bill Shendon Allen Billy Stine and Todd
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Jack and
Jill Ool
Ual
Ned Brown
Reggie Baker
Doug Bell
Freieman
Aimee Gibson
Kerlin
Elizabeth Lacy
Jey McKay
Anita Penny
Punkie Robinson
Capers
Bill Shendon
Allen Billy Stine
Todd
Junior Woman's Club June meeting postponed in Clarke County
The June meeting of the Junior Woman's Club of Clarke County was moved from Thursday June 12 to Friday June. It will be hosted by Guardian Service and held at the Berryville community building. Details will be announced.
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Clarke County
Thurs
Guardian Service Sup
Comity Bilding
Berryville
Faforris E. Cather Jr Visits Mother in Rich
Faforris E. Cather Jr from the University of Rich arrives to spend several weeks visiting his mother Georgia Cather at 302 South Braddock Street. He recently joined Tau Kappa Alpha, an honorary forensic fraternity.
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Faforris E. Cather, Jr
University of Rich
Georgia Cather
South Braddock St
Mr. Cather
Tau Kappa Alpha
Winifred Bailey Weds Oliver Ritter at First Baptist
Miss Winifred O Bailey daughter of Mrs Carroll S Smith of Winchester and Washington wed Oliver Thomas Ritter son of Mrs O T Ritter of this city in a 1230 p m ceremony at First Baptist Church. Dr E T Clark officiated with a peony and palm setting and organist Hoye Riley played wedding music.
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First Baptist Church
Winifred O. Bailey
Carroll S. Smith
Winchester
Washington
Oliver Thomas Ritter
O. T. Ritter
Mr. Ritter
E. T Clark
Hoye Riley
C. T. Owens
Paynes Chapel WSCS To Meet Week Earlier
The WSCS of Payne's Chapel church will meet at 8 p m Friday at Mrs. Wilson Treuary s Ridgeway home West Virginia a change in meeting time is noted The annual memorial service is set for 3 p m Sunday at the church and the public is invited
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WSCS
Payne's Chapel
Wilson Treuary
Ridgeway
W. Va
Winchesters Engage in Summer Notices of Weddings and Socials
Invitations reveal the marriage of Miss Katherine Greatorex Despard to John Townsend Burwell Jr at St George's Rumson set for June 21. The Despards host a reception on Buena Vista Ave. Rumson after the ceremony. The item also lists numerous local residents visiting, studying, or hosting guests in Winchester Clarke county, including students from Baylor University and Mary Washington College, with club news and birthday party notes.
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Mr. Ritter
Handley High School
Virginia Intermont Junior College
Bristol
Ritter
Handley
United States Army
Potomac State College
Keyser, W. Ve
Sigma Phi Omega
Kenilworth Inn
West Virginia
Frank Yeakle
Thomas Whitham
George Casilear
Harold Patton
Charles S. Hurst
Howard Cather
Jean Hamman
Betty Jo Hildebrandt
Winchester
Clarke County
Katherine Greatorex Despard
Lesson In English Word Study Morbid Indulgence
Newspaper style overview detailing daily vocabulary notes by W L Gordon. Defines morbid indulgence and common word usage errors with examples and pronunciation guidance. Observed emphasis on using a word three times to earn it and guidance on verb tense and spelling.
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Delany
BPWC Installs Officers at June Winchester Banquet
The Winchester Business and Professional Women's Club holds a June picnic supper at Mrs. Elizabeth Barr’s home 126 North Washington Street city at 6 p m Tuesday June 24. New officers and committee chairs include Julia Beavers recording secretary Virginia Hughes news service Sallie Scales education and vocation Mary Yeakley Shutts finance Louise Castleman international relations Elizabeth Barr hostess committee Ruby Punk assistant and Andrew Bell history committee. Charter presented to charter membershipBanquet outlined community event and leadership slate.
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Winchester Business and Professional Womans Club
Elizabeth Barr
North Washington Street
City
Andrew Bell
Julia Beavers
Virginia Hughes
Sallie Scales
Mary Yeakley Shutts
Louise Castleman
Ruby Punk
Slip Pattern 4500 Offers Easy-To-Sew Lingerie
This notice advertises Pattern 4500 by Onne Ohlams with three pattern parts and side-panel elim ination for a flattering slip or panties. It lists sizes 34 through 50 and fabric yardages for a 39 inch slip and 1 1 8 yards for panties. Send 25 cents to Pattern Dept New York for details and order. Also promotes The Anne Adams Pattern Book offering a free bathing suit pattern.
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Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Winchester BPW Club Hosts Charter Night at George Washington Hotel
The Loudoun County BPWC and Winchester BPW Club held a charter night May 22 at the George Washington Hotel. Guests included city officials, district officers, and club members. Miss Earline White delivered the keynote on women’s service and growth through organized groups. A gift gavels and floral tributes capped the event.
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Guet
George Washington Hotel
C. R. Anderson
Rotary
McSherry Lupton
Kiwanis
Virgil Strader
Lion
Ben Cather
Exchange
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Mary Lou Steele
Winchester Quota
Loudoun County
BPWC
Naomi Hatcher
Mabel Sampson
Frances Webber
Eleanor Booner
Ann Hatcher
Betty Hatcher
Miller
Edna Kennedy
Alexandria
State Federation
Irene Pancoast
Bell
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Bermuda
Federation
BPW
Loudoun Country Club
Hatcher
BPW Club
Winchester Bpw Club
Winchester Kiwanians
Memorial Hospital
Why Logan's orders are read on Memorial Day
In 1868 General John A. Logan issued a general order designating May 30 1868 for decorating graves of comrades who died in defense of their country during the Civil War. The Memorial Day practice honors fallen soldiers by strewing flowers or other decorations on their graves.
Winchester Ministerial Association Installs New Officers
The Winchester Ministerial Association installs new officers led by Rev. W. E. Eisenberg with Rev. William J. Hadden and Dr. T. J. Hawkins assisting. New officers include Rev. F. G. Senger as vice president and Dr. Lewis F. Havermale as secretary treasurer. The group will resume monthly meetings in September.
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Winchester Ministerial Association
W. E. Eisenberg
William J. Hadden
T. J. Hawkins
F. G Senger
Lewis F. Havermale
Modern Etiquette Advice on Decorum and Signatures
A reader asks about discreet restroom etiquette and avoiding impropriety. Replies advise using a subtle handkerchief, never inspecting it, and disposing quickly. Other questions cover whether business letters must be signed in ink and if doilies save laundering for summer luncheons.
Seven Lions to Get Attendance Pins
Berryville Virginia June 5 seven Lions who have not missed a meeting during the past year will receive perfect attendance pins at 6 45 p m today when the Clarke County Lions meet at the Southern Cafe. District Governor Kenneth B Cruser is expected to be present. Principal business will be the election of officers.
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Berryville
Clarke County Lions
Southern Cafe
Kenneth B. Cruser
Round Hill Bible School Begins Monday
The Vacation Bible School at Round Hill Methodist Church starts 9:30 a.m. Monday. Pastor Rev. John Teter announces the program inviting girls and boys ages 4 to 14. Classes will be taught by Mrs. Kathryn Barton and Rev. and Mrs. John Teter.
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Round Hill Methodist Church
John Teter
Round Hill
Kathryn Barton
Fork Etiquette Tip Limits Food on Fork at Once
Guidance instructs not to place more than one kind of food on a fork at a time to maintain proper dining manners. The rule emphasizes singular discrete bites and orderly presentation during meals.
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Baylor University
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Blanca
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Bob Jones College
Cleveland
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Jefferson Street
Jewish Woman’s Club
Jack Stern
Harold Foreman
Charlotte Adkins
Roanoke
Elizabeth Brumback
Lee
Gertrude Barton
Prbsent
Sandra
Bobby Weir
Buddy Pierce
Donnie Mitchel
Butch Fadely
Chipper Burton
Natalie
Patsy Grim
Patsy Newlin
Patsy Patton
Georgianna Cross
Larry
W. L. Gordon
Winchester B. P. W. C
Winchester Business and Professional Women’s Club
Purcellville
Mother” Club
Warline White
National Federation
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Old Dominion Gobelin Whitman
Gaunt’s Drug Store
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Ministerial Assn
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Round Hill Bible School
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