Social and Personal News Roundup Friday
Mr and Mrs H L Crummett of Washington return home after weekend with Mrs Bradford Michael of East Street. Miss Jean Carpenter of Park Way recovers well from appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital. John Knight, UVA student, visits parents on Senseng Road before summer term. Robert Green returns from UVA to stay with mother on West Leicester Street before summer run. Allie Lee Good of Newport News spends weekend in Gore with Mrs Good’s parents, Mr and Mrs Hayes DeHaven.
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H. L. Crummett
Washington
Bradford Michael
East Street
John Knight
University of Virginia
Harry Knight
Senseng Road
Robert Green
R. C. Green
West Leicester Street
Allie Lee Good
Newport News
Gore
Mrs. Good
Mrs. Hayes DeHaven
Miss Moling Receives Faculty Award At Belhaven College
Miss Sara Moling daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Moling Jr of North Braddock street won Belhaven College Faculty Award for highest average in the current session. The freshman plans Spanish major and will attend Mary Washington College summer sessions before returning to Belhaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Moling
Henry Moling
North Braddock Street
Belhaven College
Jackson
Moling
Mary Washington College
Harrisonburg
Belhaven
Miss Alsop to Be Given Party In Richmond
Miss Kelso Alsop of Richmond will wed Graham Daugherty of Clarke county on June 27 in Richmond and will be hosted at a luncheon Saturday by Mrs. Frederick Nash Harrison Jr. and Miss Doris Fleming. A surprise dinner marked Elmer G. Fletcher’s 69th birthday at his daughter Mrs. Walter Anderson’s home with guests including Dora and Fletcher families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso Alsop
Richmond
Elmer G. Fletcher
Walter Anderson
Anderson Avenue
Dora Fletcher
Carlton
Holmes Pletcher
Leslie Larrick
Bobby
Raymond Whitacre
Leonard Mason
Phyllis
James Anderson
Douglas
Walter* Anderson
Juanita
Armel
Ralph N. Dorsey
Charlottesville
Meade Dorsey
University of Virginia
Joseph Dorsey
Albert Muller
Arlington
James Figg
White Post
Jerome Clarke
Woman’s Club
Clarke County
Peyton Marshall
E. Blackburn Moore
Winchester
John Y. McDonald
Charles Town
Joel D. Griffing
South Church Street
Local residents listed as hospital patients and visitors
Mr Ottie Fries underwent an appendix removal at Winchester Memorial Hospital and is reported in satisfactory condition. The list includes Mrs Harrison Taylor visiting from Keswick and several students returning home for the summer from Mary Baldwin College Randolph Macon and the University of Virginia. Friends and relatives from North Loudoun Street South Washington Street Amherst Street White Post Stewart Street and West Cork Street visit or host in Winchester Virginia.
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Ottie Fries
Washington and
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lessie Fries
North Loudoun Street
Reba Snarr
George Snarr
Stewart Street
Memorial Hospital
Miss Frances Bickers Returns Home From Washington
Miss Frances Bickers arrives in Clearbrook from Mount Vernon Seminary in Washington where she studied for the past year. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Bickers.
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Frances Bickers
M. B. Bickers
Clearbrook
Washington
Mount Vernon Seminary
Clubs Federated Council Of Church Women Meet
The Federated Council Of Church Women will meet Friday at 3 30 at Handley Library. Circle 5 of Braddock Street meets Friday with Mrs W T Colbert hosting at 8 o clock. Clarke Flower Show committees announced for Berryville event with Woolman Club sponsors and local hostesses, judges named.
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Federated Council of Church Women
Handley Library
Braddock Street
Methodist Church
W. T. Colbert
Charles Harper
Peyton Street
Clarke County
Berryville
Woman’s Club of
Maurice Wisecarver
Rice Levi
Edward Barnett
Floyd Dorsey
James Dakeman
Joseph Moore
Hobson McGehee
E. P. Berlin
Loring Kackley
R. S. Blackburn Smith
E. L. Tessier
Lucy Allen
Gloria Ann Longerbeam
Viola Enders
Blackburn Moore
Peyton Marshall
John McDonald
Charles Town
Missionary Circle Rally At Zion Baptist Church
Zion Baptist Church Missionary Circle in Boyce Clarke county holds an annual rally Sunday June 14 with three services. Rev ies Johnson preaches 11 a.m. Rev Twyman of Leesburg Virginia delivers 3 p.m. Heavenly Gospel Choir of Happy Creek Virginia performs 8 p.m. Deacon Joan Fells presides and Mrs R L Morgan is secretary.
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Missionary Circle of Zion Baptist Church
Boyce
Clarke County
Ies Johnson
Twyman
Leesburg
Heavenly Gospel Choir
Happy Creek
Joan Fells
R. L. Morgan
Zion Church Group
Gore Agriculture Committee Meeting Tonight
The Gore Agriculture community meeting will be held this evening June 11 at 8 15 o'clock in the Sidney Gore School. J W Larrick will preside. Topics include inflation farm labor functioning and the War Bond campaign.
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Gore Agriculture Community
Sidney Gore
J. W. Larrick
Committee To Convene Tonight For Honor Roll Meeting
The Junior Board of Trade committee on the Winchester and Frederick County Servicemen's Honor Roll will meet tonight at 1419 Graystone Terrace at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to be present.
Summer Residents Return to Journeys End and Area Homes
Berryville Virginia reports William Chapin Huntington and family reopen Journeys End on the Blue Ridge for the summer. The Huntington party joins Carter place buyers Benjamin Hill and family along with several Washington visitors and social events across Clarke County including weddings, graduations, flower shows, and guests at Limestone and other estates.
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Berryville
William Chapin Huntington
Washington
Blue Ridge
Clarke
Joanna
Edith Huntington
Benjamin D. Hill
Carter Place
Carter
William Carter
Frank E. Tappan
Morley Williams
William Cabell Moore
Inwood Group To Visit Church
The Rev. C. C. Gandy and his Inwood West Virginia church choir will lead a special service at St. Paul’s A. M. E. Church on North Loudoun Street at 8 30 this evening. Pastor Rev. Thomas invites all to attend and hear Rev. Gandy preach and sing.
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C. C. Gandy
Inwood
W. Va
St. Paul's A. M. E
North Loudoun Street
Rev. Thomas
Gandy
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Local newspaper serving the community with updates on events, notices, and neighborhood topics. Focus on residents, schools, and area happenings, offering concise briefs and public notices.
Service Family News Highlights Military Assignments
Mr. Claude V. Anderson sails for Norfolk to enlist as a third class petty officer in the Navy. First Sergeant George Lee Baker visits from Wilmington after duty with the Army Air Forces. C Raymond Hall promoted to chief quartermaster aboard the U S S Matagorda. First Lt A M B Snapp assigned as chaplain at Fort Thomas with five services on his first Sunday. Pvt William M Sutler graduates Chanut Field Tech School. 2nd Lt George P Greenhalgh Jr of Berryville earns armor vehicle mechanic diploma at Fort Knox after a 60 day course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude V. Anderson
Carrie Anderson
Norfolk
Navy
Anderson
Lucille Snapp
EB. J. Snapp
Valley Avenue
George Lee Baker
United States Army Air Forces
New Castle County
Wilmington
Del
A. L. Baker
C. Raymond Hall
U. S. S. Matagorda
Smithfield High School
Georgia Southwestern College
A. M. B. Snapp
Fort Thomas
The
Star
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Ohio River
Ohio
George P. Greenhalgh, Jr
Berryville
Armored Force Replacement Training Center
Fort Knox
Rubber Workers Enjoy An Outing At Local Picnic
A large group of O Sullivan Rubber Company employees attended a Saturday picnic sponsored by Local 22770 Rubber Workers Union at Smiths Park five miles west of Middletown. Refreshments valued at 72 dollars were consumed while games swimming and Cedar Creek fishing provided entertainment. Present plant officials included A C Halvosa secretary treasurer and James Mason plant superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Rubber Workers Union
RFL
Smith’s Park
Middletown
Cedar Creek
A. C. Halvosa
James Mason
To Send Letter To Men In Service
New York June 11 Employees of Devoe and Raynolds Co a large paint firm who have joined the armed forces will receive regular letters from home and from the company. Executives ordered each department head to keep in touch with servicemen so they remember the kind of work they will return to after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Devoe & Raynolds Co
Mama
Papa
Aunt Bess
Treasury status shows large debt and daily changes
Treasury figures for June 9 list receipts of 27,549,391.58 dollars and expenditures of 136,214,131.57 dollars, with total debt at 74,572,858,328.71 dollars. The over day change amounts to 9,556,313.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasu
Sugar limits for household canning and dress fabric rules
The Office of Price Administration says canning fruit must use one pound sugar per four quarts, with one pound per person for jams and jellies. Families must report previous and planned canning needs to obtain extra sugar. Government dress rules limit fabric with no overskirts or hoods and a skirt sweep not exceeding 144 inches.
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Office of Price Administration
Memorial Rites At Ebenezer Church Sunday
Ebenezer Christian church holds its annual memorial service on Sunday June 14 with morning and afternoon sessions. The program includes Bible school at 10 A.M. and a worship service with special music. An afternoon Cemetery Association meeting and parsonage report at Gore follow brief addresses by visiting ministers and laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Christian Church
Bible School
Cemetery Association
Gore
Parity Prices Explained for Farmers in 1940s Context
The article explains parity price as a moving target tied to overall price levels. It states parity is not fixed, rises when costs and prices rise, and rests on the 1910–14 base period where bought and sold goods were on par. It notes farm prices rose about 50 percent since 1940 while purchases rose about 25 percent, keeping farmers in a fair balance and vital to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Parachute Battalion Size Question
Answer states the unit comprises 501 personnel including officers, with officers from the tape corps attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parachute
oTace Corps
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