Births Reported in Winchester Memorial Hospital
Social notes list multiple births with new daughters and sons announced by parents in Winchester and surrounding towns. Names include Marvin Kines and Ethelene Perwell, Douglas Grimm, Donald Walon, Gilbank Hamilton, John Lind, Garland Snyder, John Houser, Orland Mills, Earl Shiley, Moe Schaffer, and spouses, with corresponding maiden names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Kines
Charles Town
Kines
Ethelene Perwell
Douglas Grimm
West Street
City
Donald M. Walon
Winchester
R. 1
Gilbank
Hamilton
Front Royal
Melda Baker
Fishers Till
John Lind
Rt. 1
Lind
Lillie Lee Earman
Miss Dora Lampp Weds Russell Dunlap In City Church
Miss Dora Alice Lampp daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Lamp of Stephenson married Russell Howard Dunlap son of Mrs E J Dunlap at Congregational Christian Church South Bradcock street The ceremony featured candles palms and ivy with music by Miss Betty Cather and Mrs Whitten Vocal solos included Because and O Perfect Love The bride wore white satin with illusion edged veil and carried white rosebuds The bride’s sister Mrs Kenneth Lamp was maid of honor and Mrs Lamp wore aqua with black accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Scrivener
Clearbrook
Frances Virginia
Garland S. Mason
Stanley C. Mason
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
Annie Scrivener
Elwood Mason
Mary Jane Aikens
William J. Hadden
Cork Street
Dora Alice Lampp
Clarence Lamp
Stephenson
Russell Howard Dunlap
E. J. Dunlap
City
Congregational Christian Church
South Bradcock Street
Robert A. Whitten
Betty Cather
Whitten
Grover Daughery
Evening Star
St. Mary’s
Kenneth Lamp
Lamp
Cara Nome Beauty Week Private Consultation Invite
The Cara Nome Specialist Miss Wilma Shiver invites a private consult from June 16 through 21 with no charge or obligation. Appointment via phone 6461 at Brooks Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara Nome
Wilma Shiver
Brooks
Frye Fletcher Wedding Ties Two Families in Atwell Avenue
Miss Rhoda Fletcher daughter of Mr and Mrs Holmes Fletcher of Atwell Avenue wed Eldred D Frye son of Mr and Mrs A C Frye of Greenwalt Avenue in First Brethren Church. The ceremony featured the double ring vows with Rev Paul E Dick officiating and families present. The couple will live on Greenwalt Avenue after a Niagara Falls honeymoon. Both are Handley High School graduates. Mrs Frye works at Dellinger Brothers Garage and Mr Frye serves with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company after a stint in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Fletcher
Russell Fletcher
A. Frye
Paul E. Dick
Jesus
Niagra Falls
Greenwalt Avenue
Eldred Frye
Handley High School
Frye
Dellinger Brothers Garage
Armed Forces
South Pacific
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Ladies Day At Winchester Golf Club Tomorrow
The Winchester Golf Club hosts a Ladies Day luncheon from 1 30 p m with an informal hour earlier at 12 30 p m The Martinsburg ladies golf team will join as guests for the luncheon A 9 30 a m match between the teams is scheduled The course will close to players until all competitors tee off for the last nine holes Present Winchester players include Mesdames FP Largent Jr Duncan Gibb P F Rosenberger B V Constant and H R Kern Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Martinsburg
Winchester Club
Winchester
Mesdames FP. L
Local Residents Attend National Medical Convention
Frank E. Tappan of Berte attends the American Medical Association convention in Atlantic City this week. Miss Irene Johnson arrives from Ann Arbor Michigan to spend the summer with her parents Dr and Mrs Ellsworth Johnson in Winchester. Mrs L M Allen leaves for New York City to visit her brother Kenneth M Gilpin a Presbyterian Hospital patient whose condition is improved. Howard Allen accompanies her back to Winchester for a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Tappan
Berte
Atlantic City
Irene Johnson
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
Ellsworth Johnson
L. M Allen
New York City
Kenneth M. Gilpin
Presbyterian Hospital
Winchester
Howard Allen
Local Social Notes All Aboard for Summer Updates
Mrs Charles Edwards Chan ning of Washington and Mrs George O Ferguson of Charlottesville return home after staying with Mr and Mrs Herbert S Larvick. Mrs Ferguson Carey of Alexandria Historian General of the United Daughters of the Confederacy visited Turner Ashby Chapter on June 6. Mrs James A Clark and Mr Clark, having spent weeks with Dr and Mrs E T Clark, are at Memorial Hospital recovering from an eye operation and plan to return to New Canton in two weeks. Mr James R Keller arrived from UNC Chapel Hill to spend summer with his parents Edward T Clark Jr after his week at the University of Richmond. Edward T Clark Jr then left for Shelby Michigan to be a Camp Minikan counselor for six weeks, his third year at the camp. Mr and Mrs B F Davis returned to 119 Peyton Street after a week in Independence and Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edwards Channing
Washington
George O. Ferguson
Charlottesville
Herbert S. Larvick
Ferguson Carey
Alexandria
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Turner Ashby Chepter
UDC
James A. Clark
Clark
E. T. Clark
City
Memorial Hospital
New Canton
James R. Keller
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Edward T Clark, Jr
University of Richmond
Shelby
Michigan
Miniwanca
B. F. Davis
Peyton Street
Independence
Kansas City
Frederickstown Garden Club Meets Wednesday
The Old Fredericktown Garden Club will meet at 3 30 p m Wednesday at Mrs Roy Cather’s home 617 South Washington Street City Reports will be given on the International Flower Show An exhibit for the day will be a mirror reflected flower arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Fredericktown
Girl Scout Leader Club Plans Final Meeting Before Summer
The last Girl Scout Leader's Club meeting before summer will be at 7 45 p m Wednesday in the Girl Scout room with a social hour planned for members. St Joan's Guild of Christ Episcopal Church meets 7 30 p m Tuesday at Miss Frances Beverley's home on South Stewart Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leader’s Club
Girl Scout
St. Joan’s Guild
Beverley
St. Joan’s Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Frances Beverley
South Stewart Street
City
Stephenson Social Club Changes June Meeting Date
The June meeting of the Stephenson Social Club will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Mrs Earl Prince's home with Mrs A J Prince as co host. Devotional leader will be Mrs R H Duncan and recreation led by Miss Meta Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Social Club
Earl Prince
A. J. Prince
R. H. Duncan
Meta Frazier
Jewish Woman's Club Meets Wednesday Night
The last meeting of the season for the Jewish Woman's Club will be held at 8 pm Wednesday at the Odd Fellows Hall. A social hour will follow the business meeting.
Jr Music Club Plans Fall Piano Concert For Cancer Fund
The Winchester Music Club chapter elected officers for the coming year and outlined plans including a fall piano concert to raise funds for cancer. Members listed include Jane Miller Peggy Merriner Diane Hunt Jane Sowers Elizabeth Cather and others. The group will resume monthly programs in September at Miss Miller’s North Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cather
Winchester Music Club
Mallauy Paoe
Jane Miller
Peggy Mertiner
Diane Hunt
Jane Sowers
Patsy Barton
Charlotte Brown
Barbara Brooks
Helen Page Coble
Peggy Galladay
Jane Henshall
Betty Lou McFarland
Peggy Merriner
Helen Johnston
Susan Sowers
Barbara Wheeler
Kathleen McCartney
North Avenue
City
UDC Officers Named At Middletown Luncheon
Turner Ashby Chapter of UDC met at Wayside Inn Middletown for the annual luncheon. Mrs Bayliss Boyce was named treasurer replacing Miss Lorena Mae McIlwee. Mrs Martin Wisecarver was elected honorary president for life. New officers for 1947 48 include Mrs B J Sager president Mrs C Bruce Harlee vice president Mrs William T Colbert second vice president Mrs J Howard Cather third vice president Mrs Herbert Sparrick secretary Mrs W W Glass corresponding secretary Mrs Waytt H Richard historian Miss Minnie H Taylor recorder of crosses Miss Lucy F Kurtz registrar Mrs G Miller O Rear custodian of flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Ashby
United
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Bayliss Boyce
Lorena Mae Mcllwee
Martin Wisecarver
B. J. Sager
C. Bruce Harlee
William T. Colbert
J. Howard Cather
Herbert Sparrick
W. W. Glass
Waytt H. Richard
Minnie H. Taylor
Crosses
Lucy F. Kurtz
G Miller O’rear
Adorable dirndl pattern offer for everyday wear
A newspaper notice promotes pattern 4602 for a sunbeam like girl in a party dirndl with bows and lace. Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 available. size 6 without yoke requires 2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send twenty five cents to Pattern Dept New York. Include size name address style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Phone Workers Form New Union Battling CIO
Miami Beach, June 9. The Communications Workers of America began its first convention and quickly faced fights over recruiting the nation’s 570,000 telephone workers and persuading telegraph and radio technicians to switch from AFL and CIO. Beirne, age 36, leads the new union which seeks either CIO or AFL affiliation or independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fra
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Joseph A. Briene
AFL
CIO
TWOC
Telephone Workers Organization Committee
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Denver
Bell
American Union of Telephone Workers
Western Electric Employes Ass
Beirne
Red Cross Shirley Carter Milk and Ice Fund Report
Winchester Frederick county Red Cross reports year ending May 1 with starting balance 499 receipts 445 expenditures 440 ending 593. Income from 10000 bequest held by Shenandoah Valley Bank to fund milk and ice for babies. Expenditures 337.75 to Welfare Negro day nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester - Frederick County
The
Red Cross
Shirley Carter
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Department of Welfare
Negro Day Nursery
Modern Etiquette Q and A for House Guests and Friends
Roberta Lee Q answers relate to guest choice of host on blind dates and public displays of affection. She says criticizing the host is unnecessary as they try to entertain. Affectionate greetings in public are discouraged. For an ill intimate male friend a book or flowers are appropriate gifts.
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
W. L. Gordon presents guidance on word usage and pronunciation. Correct phrases replace common misuses such as adapted for the work and mispronounced epaulet with emphasis on syllable stress and vowel sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Garland Snyder
Snyder
Margaret Upturner
John Houser
Romney
W. Va
Houser
Eleanor Kause
Orland Mills
North
Cameron Street
Betty Tenner
Earl Shiley
Stephens City
Moe Schaffer
West Boscawen Street
Deseret
Wrorths
Lisle
Mason-Scrivener
Co Brae
Pop
Mulvey
West Boscawen St
Haberdashery
Frederickstown Garden Club
Jewish Woman’s Club
Old Dominion B
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Jr. Music Club
Anne Adams
Carter Milk Fund
By Roberta Lee
Kodak
Valley
Presbyterian Church
S. Loudoun St
the Arcadia
Southern Home Cooking
Out Front Royal Road
Selby
N. Loudoun
Winchester, Virginia
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman’s
Fairplay Market
S. Loudoun &T
Hill
Hill’s Toy & Novelty
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Bates
Punjab
Cather & Moling
Liz
Missy
Timberlake’s
Northmont Nylons
America
Margaret L. Hodgson
HAT & Dress Shop
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