Baxters Return From News Seminar
Gordon Baxter managing editor of the Winchester Evening Star and Mrs. Baxter return to Winchester after attending the Virginia Press Association seminar in Fredericksburg. The two day meeting of newspaper people from across the state was held at Mary Washington College. Roscoe Ellard of Columbia University spoke as part of a session to pool ideas and improve Virginia newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Baxter
Winchester Evening Star
Virginia
Ladies Day at Winchester Golf Club Tomorrow
Ladies Day at Winchester Golf Club will be held all day starting at 10 a.m. A putting contest offers prizes for both 9 hole and 18 hole groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Bailey son earns BA at Washington and Lee University
Mrs. Frank Bailey and Mr. Walter P Bailey attend graduation as Stuart S Bailey son of the Baileys receives a Bachelor of Arts degree He was a Pi Kappa Alpha member and served as fraternity vice president during his senior year BPW Club to meet at George Washington Hotel for dinner Friday Mrs Philip Maye returns to Washington after visiting relatives Mrs Ray Blosser at Winchester Memorial Hospital shows improvement GAA members urged to sign up for Thursday Lions Shelter picnic by noon tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bailey
Walter P. Bailey
Millwood Ave
Washington and Lee University
Stuart S. Bailey
Frank W. Bailey
Bailey
Pi Kappa Alpha
GAA
Stephen Rosenperger
Lions Shelter
Orchid Free With $1 Purchase At Brooks Pharmacy
An advertisement offers an orchid free with each dollar or more purchase at Brooks Pharmacy. The notice lists the store contact as phone 6461 and promotes Dara Nome beauty aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Calendar of events June listings note local meetings
June 12 7 30 p m Army Reserve unit at the Reserve Armory 8 p m McKinley Chapter Eas tern Star City Hall 8 p m Madison Lodge Winchester Camera Club at Salvation Army Hall. June 13 12 15 p m Lions Club Exchange Club George Washington Hotel 7 30 p m American Legion Auxiliary Mrs Maybel Aikin Jackson s Headquarters 415 N Braddock St p m Rebekah Lodge 8 p m Alcoholics Anonymous Friendship Fire Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Armory
Braddock St
McKinley
Eastern Star
Madison Lodge
M. Municipal Band
Roussell
Winchester Camera Club
Salvation Army Hall
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Exchange Club
American Legion
Maybel Aikin
Jackson
N. Braddock St
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics-Anonymous
Friendship Fire Hall
Dancers Present Seven Books in Handley Auditorium
The Ewing Studio of Dance Art presents seven book themed dances at 8 p.m. Friday in Handley auditorium. Performances include Mother Goose Rhythms My ABCs Lost Star Pierrot and His Loves and Les Sylphides with Chopin. Spectators travel through literature and music in a lively program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Studio of Dance Art
Handley Auditorium
Schubert
Ewing Studio
Godey
Pierrot
Chopin
Stephenson Social Club Meets on Wednesday
The Stephenson Social Club gathers at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Greenwood near Senseny Road with hostesses Mrs. Amos Prince and Mrs. Earl Prince. Mrs. Emory Ellmore leads devotions and Mrs. William Carlisle handles recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Social Club
Mable Brown
Greenwood
Senseny Road
Amos Prince
Earl Prince
Emory Ellmore
William Carlisle
Groh Pitzer Invitations Issued For Hagerstown Wedding
Mr and Mrs Edison Young Groh of Hagerstown Maryland have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter Miss Phyllis Marie Groh to Mr Charles Lupton Pitzer son of Mr and Mrs Henry B Pitzer of Clearbrook The ceremony will be at the brides home with Dr J Edward Harms officiating and a 4 pm June 24 reception at the Womens Club in Hagerstown Lois Groh will be the only attendant Henry B Pitzer Jr will be best man The event follows a quiet ceremony at the bride elects parents home in the presence of immediate family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Young Groh
Hagerstown
Phyllis Marie Groh
Charles Lupton Pitzer
Henry B. Pitzer
Clearbrook
J. Edward Harms
Miss Groh
Lois Groh
Henry B. Pitzer, Jr
Miss McCartneys Students in Recital at Handley School
Miss Kathleen McCartney leads a piano recital at Handley School auditorium at 8 pm. Admission is free. a long program features works by Moskowski Nevin Schumann Beethoven Chopin Mozart Brahms Sibelius Bach Grieg Khachaturian and more performed by students including Betty Lowery Shirley Sibert Carolyn Wheeler Mary Kaknis Danny Blye and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chopin
Shirley Sibert
Ketterer
Edward Dove
Elise
Beethoven
Sue Sybert
Nevin
Carolyn Wheeler
Koelling
Mary Kaknis
Grieg Levine
Jean Anderson
Mozart
Carol Striker
Scher
Danny Blye
Khachaturian Schaum
Martha Ann Smith
Finlandia
Sibelius
James Marco
Bach
Brahms
Maryanne Marcus
Brown
Mildred Kirk
Mildenburg
Helen Garner Edmonds
Rubenstein- Levine
Bessie Smalls
Scharwenka
Janice Haines
Kriesler
Ouida Lou Keller
Donna Lou Anderson
Nancy Salomon
Patsy Boyer
MacDowell
Patricia Barton
Kriester Malaguena
Lecuona
Ralph Pugh
Auxiliary Meets Tomorrow at Jackson's Headquarters
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 415 N. Braddock St at 7:30 tomorrow evening. Members will elect delegates to the 7th District meeting in Dayton on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Historic
Jackson
Maybel V. Aikin
N. Braddock St
Dayton
Secrets of Charm Hair Styles Guide by Powers
A promotional piece outlining simple hair styles matching six face types. It advises selecting easy to arrange cuts, soft waves, and minimal frills, with example do's for fine, medium, and coarse hair and six modeled hair-dos by Powers. Readers are urged to write for a booklet via National Newspaper Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robert Powers
Powers
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Brill Receives BA and Teaching Diploma at Bryan University
Mr. Brill, son of Mrs. Dora Plank Brill, earned a Bachelor of Arts and teacher's diploma in Christian Education from the Evangelical Teacher Training Association at William Jennings Bryan University in Dayton Tennessee on Wednesday. He plans to study at Grace Theological Seminary in Winona Lake Indiana next year and pursue missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Marion Brill
Dora Plank Brill
E. Boscawen Sr
Edward Brill
Evangelical Teacher Training Association
William Jennings Bryan University
Dayton, Tenn
Mr Thomson Receives Law Degree at Virginia Exercises
James Thomson, son of Mrs. Paul J. Thomson of 107 Morgan Street, earned his law degree from the University of Virginia in ceremonies held this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomson
Paul J. Thomson
Morgan St
University of Virginia
Birth of Kathy Ann Maurer daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Maurer
Mr and Mrs Henry G Maurer of Pittsburgh announce the birth of a daughter Kathy Ann born Thursday. Mrs Maurer is the former Betty Ann Hedrie of this city. Mr and Mrs Harley DeHaven of Portsmouth spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ernest LeMaster on N Loudoun St ext.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley DeHaven
Portsmouth
Mrs
Ernest LeMaster
N. Loudoun St
Ext
Henry G. Maurer
Pittsburgh
Kathy Ann
Maurer
Betty Ann Hedrie
Births Reported for Six Families in Local Area
Birth notices list six families welcoming new children. Edward R Huntsberry Jr and Betty Vincent. Legg and Betty Ross. Brill and Frances Hamman. Wood and Arlie Miller. Vance and Vivian Lamb. Cheshire and Ava. Locations include Middletown Strasburg Front Royal Route 3 and addresses like 519 Tennyson Ave 509 Highland Ave. The entries specify girls or boys and note mothers' prior names. June 11 marks the birth date for the Cheshire child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R Huntsberry, Jr
Tennyson Ave
Huntsberry
Betty J. Vincent
Clayton Legg
Middletown
Legg
Betty M. Ross
Harry T. Brill
Strasburg
Brill
Frances Hamman
James Wood, Jr
Highland Ave
Wood
Arlie A Miller
John E. Vance
Front Royal
Vance
Vivian Lamb
Charles E. Cheshire
Route 3
Cheshire
Ava
Births Reported for Kelch Kelchner McClaughry Newlin Dean
Mr and Mrs James Kelch ner announce a daughter at 98 Anderson Ave Mrs Kelchner formerly Pauline Corbin. Mr and Mrs Roy Earl McClaughry of Bluemont welcome a daughter. Mrs McClaughry formerly Helen Tapscott. Mr and Mrs Floyd Newlin of Marlboro Route welcome a son. Mrs Newlin formerly Lucille Snapp. Mr and Mrs Roy E Dean Route 2 announce a son. Mrs Dean formerly Mildred McCormick.
Best Acknowledgment for an Introduction
The correct reply to an introduction is "How do you do" or "I am very glad to meet you" with "I am delighted to meet you" as an alternative. The groom and his best man should be dressed alike as closely as possible.
Anne Adams Pattern 4664 Summer Dress and Accessories
Pattern 4664 offers a step in dress with new paneled skirt neckline pockets and scallop accents in sizes 14 through 42. Instructions are illustrated and fit-tested. send 25 cents for pattern and 20 cents for pattern book plus location and size details to Anne Adams in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Bath
Rose Garden Blooms At Woodstock Visits Spark Interest
The rose gardens of Mrs. Frank H. Brumback in Woodstock are now in full bloom. Mrs. Brumback announced today that rose lovers may visit her garden at Crimland, inviting public appreciation of the blooming display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Brumback
Woodstock
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Stuart Bailey
BPW
Business and Professional ‘Women’s Club
Maye
Capital
Philip Maye
Washington
Charles Cole
Jomes Ave
Blosser
Ray Blosser
Greystone Terrace
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hawaii
Miss McCartney
Chackee
Evans
Evans Shippers
Loudoun St
Winchester
Sloe
John F
P. S
The
Ewing
P.m. Handley Auditorium
S. Loudoun ST. Winchester
Mr. Thomson
Law
LeMasters
Maurers
Summer Cosmetics
Gaunt’s Drug Store
W. L. Gordon
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Food Center
Hill
Cressi't
B. F. Goodrich
Cather
MALL
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
E. Piccadilly St
Hodgson & Brown
Elsie-Kay Shoppe
Martex
Terry Scuff
Royal
Burgundy
Erald Green
Lovett Bros
Timberlake
Northern Virginia Power Company
Margaret L. Hodgson
HAT & Dress Shop
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