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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1943

Page

6

Socials and Meetings Calendar for Winchester Area

Weekly schedule lists meetings for the Woman's Auxiliary at Winchester Memorial Hospital the American Legion Auxiliary I O O F Child Guidance Club and more with times from Monday to Wednesday events at homes churches hotels and clubs including Red Cross Lions Kiwanis and Elks activities and a slated talk by Mr Bennett.

Woman's Auxiliary Winchester Memorial Hospital American Legion Auxiliary W. B. Goode Peyton Street Thurston Clevenger Woodland Avenue

Miss Ann Williams to Arrive for Williams Stribling Wedding

Miss Ann Dunbar Williams arrives tonight for her sister Miss Shirley Carter Williams and Midshipman John Wright Stribling Jr wedding at Christ Episcopal Church. Ann Williams serves as maid of honor and will return to Millbrook to join Bennett Junior College graduating class on Monday June 14.

Miss Ann Dunbar Williams Shirley Carter Williams John Wright Stribling, Jr Christ Episcopal Church Miss Williams Ann Williams Millbrook Bennett Junior College

S H Bennett to address Camp and Hospital Council

Mr S H Bennett from National Headquarters of the Red Cross will speak tomorrow at eight in the Council Chamber about the Camp and Hospital Service aiding army camps and hospitals with equipment and emergency needs. A Red Cross member from Clearbrook has donated a piano for the soldiers recreation room at Vint Hill Camp near Warrenton. No money will be raised. gifts go to nearby army areas. Attendance urged. Mrs H B McCormack chairs Winchester blue ridge council.

Red Cross Grany and Eddy's Lions Club Golden Glow Braddock Street Methodist Church Ladies Aid U. B. Church Winchester Aerie No Order of Eagles Loudoun Street Council Chamber of Camp and Hospital Council Bennett Rebekah Association Odd Fellows Hall Vint Hill Camp Warrenton Army Area Council H. B. McCormack Winchester Blue Ridge Camp and Hospital Council

Technical Leader Georgia Richards At Daytona Beach Florida

Georgia Richards completes basic training at the Second Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Training Center on December 31 1943. She begins specialist courses and is assigned to the mess hall of the 156th Station Hospital Unit earning her first Leader rating within a month.

Georgia Richards Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Training Center Bakers and School 156Th Station T-Ldr Richards Winchester Memorial Hospital Winchester Wichita Clinic Hospital Wichita Texas Texas State College For Women Denton American Dieticians Association T-Sar Minnie Witt Richards Box 121 Grapleland U.S. Army

Emily Kathleen Welch Shepherd Weds John Marshall Pifer

Mrs Forney Welch Shepherd announces the marriage of her daughter Emily Kathleen to John Marshall Pifer on Tuesday June 1 at Knowles Chapel Winter Park Florida. Mrs Joseph Massie of Newport News hosted her daughter Elizabeth Massie WAVES member in Washington as weekend guest. Miss Emma Rollingson visited her parents Carl Rollinson in Waterford Virginia.

Forney Welch Shepherd Winter Park Fla Emily Kathleen John Marshall Pifer Knowles Chapel Joseph Massie Newport News Amherst Street Elizabeth Massie The WAVES Washington Massie R. E. Byrd Emma Rollingson Mrs Carl Rollinson Waterford

Appeal For Knitters Seeks 100 Sleeveless Sweaters for Red Cross

The Red Cross urges knitters to complete the quota of 100 sleeveless sweaters and 150 mufflers. Distribution day at the Production room over Gray and Eddy's is Tuesday June 8 from 11 to 4. Call Mrs. Earl Clowser or Mrs. J. R. Yerby to arrange yarn pickup.

Red Cross Gray and Eddy’s Earl Clowser J. R. Yerby

Hospital News Briefs From Winchester Memorial

Mr. and Mrs. John Whitacre of Cold Spring announce a son born Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Whitacre formerly Miss Ruby Roomsburg. A daughter arrives Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leach of Middlebury, Va. Mrs. Leach was formerly Miss Ellen Riley. Mr. E. R. Fleet of Keedysville, Md., is in Winchester Memorial Hospital after illness at his son’s home in Boyce and remains quite ill. Mrs. Fleet visits her son in Boyce. Misses Martha Kline and Louise Funk, student nurses at Winchester Memorial Hospital, visit parents in Strasburg for three weeks. Carroll Crisman, who had an appendectomy Saturday morning, is improving. Mrs. J. H. Clagett of near Berryville, a three-week patient recovering from a broken hip, is able to sit in a chair daily.

Armored Infantry Washington Walter Reed Hospital Tunisia Kern John A. Kern Ellensburg Wash Fort Knox Miss Funkhouser Catherine Funkhouser R. N Washington, D. C Philip Funkhouser Strasburg Ethyl Lee Martin Bartonsville Galliger Hospital Whitacre John Whitacre Cold Spring W. Va Winchester Memorial Hospital Ruby Roomsburg Richard Leach Middlebury, Va Leach Ellen Riley E. R. Fleet Keedysville, Md Boyce Kline Funk Martha Kline Louise Funk Crisman Carroll Crisman J. M. H. Clagett J. H. Clagett Berryville Wilbur L. Kern Ada E. Kern Pvt. Kern Sulfridge Field Mich James M. Orndorff Africa South Kent Street Mary Jane Dunlap Siler Frederick County de Orndorff Hagerstown

Braddock Street Church Women’s Society Meet on Rural Work

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Braddock Street Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the church school assembly room. Mrs O Jamison leads Circle No 4 and will run the program. All circles meet for business, followed by a social hour. Ladies Aid of U B Church also meets Tuesday at 8 p m at the church.

Braddock Street Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service United States O. Jamison Circle No. 4

Final U D C Meeting Set For Tuesday Afternoon

Turner Ashby Chapter U D C plans its final luncheon of the season at Macsfield the home of Mrs H B McCormick with an 1 pm start. Attendance hoped from all members.

Turner Ashby Macsfield H. B. McCormick

Stephenson Social Club Meets At Mrs Maud Prince Home

The Stephenson Social Club will meet Wednesday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs Maud Prince with Miss Kitty Prince as assistant hostess. Mrs Ada Payne will lead the devotional program and Mrs Virginia DeHaven will conduct recreation.

Stephenson Social Club Maud Prince Kitty Prince Ada Payne Virginia DeHaven

Miners Near Agreement as Pittsburgh District Returns

United Mine Workers District officials in Pittsburgh reported an agreement with operators "very near" as miners resume work after a one week layoff. About 80 percent of 36,000 area workers are expected to return today with more to follow in two weeks.

Pittsburgh United Mine Workers John P. Busarello Midland Pittsburgh Coal Company Houston Busarello Clyde Republic Steel Corporation Fredericktown William Hynes Uniontown Edward Sweeney Clearfield William Blizzard West Virginia John L. Lewis Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation U. S. Steel Corporation

Roosevelt to address delegates from Hot Springs Food Conference

President Roosevelt will speak over all radio networks at 5 15 p m eastern war time. The 15 minute address targets delegates to the United Nations Food Conference held at Hot Springs Virginia.

Washington Roosevelt Hot Springs

Soviet Second War Loan Over-Subscribed In First Day

Moscow reports the second Soviet war loan of 12 million rubles was over-subscribed by 2.561 million rubles in the first 24 hours. Inscriptions rise as public support grows. Official notes say ruble's outside conversion is complex though at 19 cents per ruble the loan equates to about 2.8 billion dollars.

Moscow Russia

Service Messages From Frontline Homes

Local update lists servicemen and family news from war deployments. Alvin Clark reports stationed in Hawaii and prefers it to camps, while Richard S. Farmer, James Orndorff, Lansing Anderson, Wilbur Kern, Lee Baker and others are noted at Camp Livingston, Fort Knox, Sulfridge Field and northern Africa. Addresses and relationships given.

Alvin Clark Armed Service Hawaii Virginia

Dies Near Great Church He Built

Bishop James E. Freeman 76 pioneer bishop of the Washington Episcopal Diocese died near the national cathedral he raised. He suffered a heart attack after months of ill health and will be buried in the cathedral crypt. Freeman helped raise 12 million dollars for the cathedral project and served parishes in Yonkers Minneapolis and Washington. Funeral set for 3 p.m. at the cathedral.

Washington James E. Freeman Ted Freeman Washington Cathedral

Syracuse Chiefs Advertise Parking During ban

Syracuse officials of the International League advertised in newspapers before yesterday's game despite the pleasure driving ban. The notice promised parking for bicycles, horses, buggies and other conveyances near the stadium.

Syracuse N. Y International League Syracuse Chiefs

General Dill Sees Hard Fighting Ahead

In Richmond Virginia on June 7 Field Marshal Sir John Dill head of the British joint staff mission in Washington warned that the United Nations still face a long difficult fight despite signs of progress. He stated that neither Germany nor Japan is beaten and noted the U boat threat appears to be weakening. The comments came at the opening of a British war poster exhibit at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.

Richmond John Dill Washington United Nations Germany Japan Hitler Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Miller School Students Cited For Health Certificates

Miller School announces students earning Five-Point Health certificates this year. lists include multiple grades with boys and girls named, plus a section noting students with perfect attendance across first to eighth grades.

Miller School James C. Gordon Ames Roger Lynwood Shade Donald Eugene Stotler Charles David Symons, Jr Ralph Edwin White Kirby Boyd Teets, Jr Jack Clark Williams Charles Iden Willis Jean Francis Anderson Judith Marie Anderson Shirley Ann Gilliam Phyliss Gailey Mason Virginia Pearl McDonald Shirley Beth Siebert Linda Eugenne Smith James Ritter Robert Sager John Williams Walter Allen Alger Betty Patton Janet Bowman Ruby Baggerly Mary M. Cornwell Patricia Pingley Henry Daniel Berg Charles Lindberg Caldwell Charles Edward Cochran John Lee Punk Lewis Allen Lineberg Jackson Kasper Jenkins, Jr Julia Ann Lintz Charles Alexandria Gardner Brannon Robert Wolfe Ohn Fletcher Lawrence Pope Grace Lewis Mary Ann Mcllwee Junella Shade Donald Luttrell James Miller Rodney Helsley Anna Dellinger Richard Keckley Marshall Michall Catherine Baughman Ruth Berg Geraldine McCarty Doris Alger Herbert Lee’ Willis Rumsey Elwood Michael Vernon Elwood McIntire Azeal Virginia Garrett Thelma Love Kerns Mary Mettye Kirk Margaret Freida Schroeder Helen Virginia Warner Lois Pauline Whitacre Joan Butler Garland Robert Cather John Kenneth Butler Esther Maxine Butler Ida Katherine Pierce Ruby Irene Shifflett Iretta Mae Cooper Vel Ruby Alice Kirk Jasper Berg Robert Lee Wolfe Mildred Kirk Azeal Garrett Mary Kirk Leonard William Cooper Ryland Scott Cooper William Eugene Larrick Wanda Jean Giles Mary Boyd Hudson Pearl Marie Carper Melen Marie Sfiman

Sacred bull and confident motes puzzle the clues

A cryptic clue set presents a sacred bull reference and a deliberate misstep leading to an affirmative note. The puzzle asks to align wordplay with thematic elements, guiding solvers toward a specific solution.

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