Socials and Club Events Calendar Wednesday and Thursday
Socials and Clubs calendar lists events for Wednesday and Thursday including garden club meetings at Mrs. Walter Bosserman and Mrs. H Clary deGrange, Elks Club, Victory Exchange, Rotary luncheon at Sarah Zane Hall, Girls Athletic Tea, Florence Nightingale Class at U B Church and Onward Upward Class at Kernstown Methodist Church. Attendance and locations are specified.
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Fredericktown
Victory Exchange
Rotary Club
Sarah Zane Hall
Girls’ Athletic Association
Wayne Omps
North Braddock Street
Florence Nightingale
U. B
Kernstown
Victory Exchange Expands At New City Location
Victory Exchange reports a sale of forty dollars in children’s clothing last Saturday and advertises bargains on old china and silver for wedding presents. The new storefront at 111 West Boscawen Street across from Rhodes Drug Store and the Betty Shoppe draws customers and displays wares. People may bring salable items for donation between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Thursday or Saturday, with children’s books requested, especially Bobbsey Twin series.
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Victory Exchange
West Boscawen Street
Rhodes Drug Store
Betty
Family visits span military daughters at wartime posts
Mrs Bessie Boyd and Mrs Virginia Ritter with Miss Pasy Ritter traveled from town to Ft Eustis to see Lieut Hilda Boyd in the Army Nurses Corps. Mrs Joseph Massie plans to visit Washington DC with daughter Miss Elizabeth Massie of the WAVES, staying until Friday before returning to Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Boyd
Virginia Ritter
Pasy Ritter
Ft. Eustis
Joseph Massie
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Massie
The
WAVES
Washington
Newport News
Stephenson church hosts covered dish supper and study class
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Stephenson Church will hold a mission study class and covered dish supper next Sunday at 7 00 pm. Members are urged to attend with families and several members are listed as class participants.
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Stephenson Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
R. B. Moore
A. Fij. Prince
Grant
Ashwood
Mason
Frances Trigg
Rosabelle Dorsey
Berryville Social Events Highlight Area Guests
Berryville records show Elliott Barnes Stringham and Eleanor Thornton Lindsey visiting near Berry’s Ferry from Great Neck and New York. Andrew LaValle and wife plan Mississippi trip to West Point. William Huntington and wife open Journey's End in the Blue Ridge with guest Rose MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Elliott Barnes Stringham
Great Neck
Long Island
Stringham
John T. Lindsey
Berry’s Ferry
Eleanor Thornton Lindsey
Ao County
New York
William of Huntington
Washington, D
Blue Ridge
Rose MacDonald
Stribling Wedding Attended by Norfolk Guests
Mr and Mrs Edward Stribling visited for the wedding of Ensign Jack Stribling Jr and Shirley Carter Williams. They left Saturday returning to Norfolk Virginia. They were guests of Miss Annie M Stribling. Miss Stribling traveled with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs John Stribling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stribling
Jack Stribling, Jr
Shirley Carter Williams
Norfolk
Annie M. Stribling
Stribling
John Strib
Jane Carter
Martha Lu Wisecarver
Washington, D. C
E. P. Carter
Nelle Osborne Carter
Recital at George Washington Hotel by Winchester Studio of Music
Pupils of Winchester Studio of Music performed a piano recital at the George Washington Hotel at 8:15. The program ranged from beginner pieces to Tschaikowsky Nutcracker Suite read by Mrs. Eulalia S. Nalley, with various students featuring names such as Elizabeth Grim Gladys Cochran and many more.
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Winchester Studio of Music
George Washington
Elizabeth Grim
Gladys Cochran
Eulalia S. Nalley
Thompson
Suzanne Judith Smith
Kiddie
Cochran
Nancy Lail Hopkins
Peggy Gene Keller
Thomas
Inez Miller
Stevens
Ann Adams
Elsie Rene Hauptman
Duvern
Local residents receive visits as blood drive set in Berryville
Memorial to Clarke County residents includes James N Galloway wife and relatives returning from Culpeper. Lynwood Everhard furlough in Berryville while Commander William Neill scheduled at Rochester. Blood Donor Service planned for June 29 at Berryville Community building with two week tooth extraction wait rule.
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Lynwood Everhard
Pfc
Orlando
Fy.a
Berryville
Counto
Clarke County
The
Red Cross
Morton Mumma, Jr
Blood Donor Service
Clarke
Coe
Camp Lupton to Open for Boys This Summer
Camp Lupton will reopen on July 3 for boys aged eight to fourteen. Major G. A. Benchoff of Massanutten Military Academy directs with faculty help. The 1943 program covers land and water sports, horseback riding, hikes, camp fires, craft work, singing, and tutoring at Shenandoah river's bend near Woodstock. Registrations near capacity.
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Shenandoah River
Woodstock
Two Virginia Men Killed In Africa
The War Department lists two Virginians among 229 U S soldiers killed in action in North Africa. Tech 4th grade Herbert Johnson Jr of Mathews and PFC Jacob E Wirt of Richmond is named with next of kin details, including mother Mrs Agnes Wirt and addresses.
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Washington
United States
War Department
Tech
Herbert Johnson, Jr
Herbert Johnson
Mathews
Jacob E. Wirt
Agnes Wirt
Bainbridge St
Richmond
Hotel Service In Philadelphia Much Limited
Hotels and clubs across Philadelphia entered wartime cost cutting under a War Manpower Commission agreement. Room service linen, and cleaning routines were cut to conserve manpower, with limits on towels and laundry. Women filled roles previously held by men and disabled workers took night clerk and freight elevator positions. Thirty nine hotels including the Walt Whitman in Camden and clubs Racquet and Union were part of the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
War Manpower Commission
Rudolf F. Vogeler
WMC
Philadllphia
Walt Whitman
Camden
N. J
Heiskells Return From Washington Visit and Local Outings
Mr and Mrs Maurice Heiskell return to Washington DC after visiting his mother Mrs Catherine Heiskell and their children Maur ice and Catherine Mrs S J Swimley returns from Philadelphia and Atlantic City with a stay in Philadelphia with Mr and Mrs Charles White Shearer Jr Miss Helen Gordon weekends with Martinsburg friends John Whetzel of Michigan visits his parents at Clear Brook Leo Price spends weekend with Crim family in Berryville
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Brucetown
Maurice Heiskell
Washington, D. C
Catherine Heiskell
Maurice
Catherine
S. J. Swimley
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Charles White Shearer
Helen Gordon
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Whetzel
Michigan
Stuart Whetzel
Clearbrook
Leo Price
Crim
Berryville
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Mae Ritter
Andrew LaValle
Mississippi
Mr. Laelle
Mrs. LaVelle
West Point
Gilbert Longerbeam
Richmond, Va
Lloyd Wilson
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L. Holmes Ginn
Wilbur Gaunt
Wilbur Gaunt, Sr
Lee, Va
Peter Williams
Pittsburgh Pa
Riverside
the Shenandoah
John Wolfe
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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James Wolfe
J. C. Digges
Hampson Digges
Blacksburg
Graham Dougherty, Sr
Woodley
Garland Williams
Harrisonburg
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C. P. Myerly
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Henry M. Davis
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Aiken
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Dottie and
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Robert Lee Withers
Ann Riley
James Riley
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Robert Riley
Charley Roland
Roy Potts
J. E. Klein
John B. Nei
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Ba Stevens
Lewis Neill
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Pvt. Neill
Drew Field
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Ralph Parshall
Portland
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Elizabeth Parshall
Parshall
Dick Price
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Hagerstown, Md
R. L. Fowler
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Concord
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Virginia Page
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Charles T. vi
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Sally
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North Carolina
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Powha
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Oscar Forsythe
C. R. Punk
Fred Alger
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Tom Elsen
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H. H. Burks
Robert Berry
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Maurice Longerbeam
Indiantown Gap
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Roanoke
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Troy
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Yalding
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