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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1950

Page

8

Meredith Anderson 90th Birthday Observed in Clearbrook

Mrs Meredith Anderson celebrated her 90th birthday with a Thursday family dinner at her Clearbrook home. Guests included son John, daughter Mary Anderson, son and daughter-in-law Mereduth and Mrs Anderson, Betsy Anderson of Winchester, Peggy Anderson of Chester, and Wilford Wilson of Winchester, with Der Busey of Bunker Hill unable to attend. She was born in Hampshire County West Virginia and long lived in Frederick County for about 70 years. She is the widow of Meredith Ben Anderson who died in 1929.

Meredith Anderson Clearbrook John [Ager Mary Anderson Betsy Anderson Winchester Peggy Anderson Chester Wilford Wilson Wilson

Mrs Williams Speaks at Quota Club Meeting

Mrs R Gray Williams was guest speaker at the Quota Club in the Congregational Christian Church recreation room. She described travels across Europe Africa and the Holy Land to an attentive audience. Dinner preceded the talk with purple and white flowers on the tables. Guests included Mrs Clark Mrs Elizabeth Woonan Barr and Miss Ruth Jones.

Williams Quota Club R. Gray Williams Congregational Christian Church Europe Casablanca Cairo Africa Holy Land Clark Elizabeth Woonan Barr Ruth Jones

Father’s Day Gifts Line at Brooks Pharmacy

Brooks Pharmacy promotes a special lineup of Father’s Day gifts and a beautiful assortment of greeting cards for June 18. The ad highlights ready selections to please the king for a day with memorable keepsakes and cards.

Brooks’ Pharmacy

Calendar of Events for June 19 20

June 19 events include Army Reserves at ORC Armory 91042 S Braddock St 7 30 p m Madison Lodge 8 p m Municipal Band Rouss Hall June 20 activities list Lions Club George Washington Hotel Garden Club Mrs Andrew Babb 19 N Washington St Board of Control Exchange Club Dr Leon Slavi ns office Moose Club 8 p m Alcoholics Anonymous Friendship Fire Hall

ORC S. Braddock St Madison Lodge Rouss Hall Lions Club George Washington Hotel Lord Fairfax Garden Club Andrew Babb N. Washington St Board of Control, Exchange Club Leon Slavin Moose Club Alcoholics-Anonymous Friendship Fire Hall

Miss Nancy Bond Sets June 24 Wedding Plans

Miss Nancy Bond daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Bond of Biddeston will wed James Lane Reinhart of Baltimore Maryland on June 24 at 8 pm in The Presbyterian Church. Dr Ronald O Wilson will perform the ceremony with Mrs John Anderson Georgetown as matron of honor and Miss Barbara Bond as maid of honor. Bridesmaids include Miss Leonora Rusk Hamp ton and Mrs Allen Bond Jr. Best man will be William Hammond Martinsburg with ushers Allen Bond Jr Henry Shepherd Shepherdstown W Va Joseph Keech Relay Md James Gorman and James Clayton Baltimore.

Nancy Bond Allen Bond Biddeston James Lane Reinhart Baltimore Presbyterian Church Ronald 8. Wilson John Anderson Georgetown Barbara Bond Leonora Rusk Hampton Allen Bond, Jr William Hammond Martinsburg W. Va

Home Agent Weekly Schedule for 4-H Clubs

Weekly schedule lists 4-H meetings and work sessions across Round Hill Hayfield West Frederick White Hall Friendly Grove Evandale Middletown with demonstrations citizenship projects and County Council meeting. Dates include June 21 22 and 23 with times 7 30 p m 10 am 1 pm 2 pm and locations such as Stonewall High School Courthouse and Home Ec room.

A. m. Hayfield Alice White Round Hill Nelson Carpenter White Hall Stonewall High School Friendly Grove Kathryn Hulver Evandale Nora Newcome Mountain Falls Middletown County Council

Mrs Schindel Hosts Bradley Visitors Before Summer in New Jersey

Mrs Howard Schindel on West Cork Street welcomed Mr and Mrs Robert Bradley of St Petersburg Florida on Thursday. The couple will spend the summer in Spring Lake New Jersey before continuing their travels.

Strawberry Sauce for Tapioca Cream

A simple strawberry sauce enhances tapioca cream. Use quick thawed sweetened raspberries as an alternative sauce for a berry topping option.

Penn State Graduation Honors Mechanical Engineer John M Hepfer Jr

John M Hepfer Jr among 2 200 graduates at Pennsylvania State College. He earned a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering. Erwin D Canhan of the Christian Science Monitor spoke. Acting President James Milholland conferred degrees. Milton Eisenhower will assume the presidency in July. Hepfer was Sigma Phi Epsilon historian and editor of the fraternity alumni paper. led rifle team. ASME member. Baptist Youth Fellowship president.

John M. Hepfer Pennsylvania State College State College Erwin D. Canhan Christian Science Monitor James Milholland Milton 5 Eisenhower Penn State Hopfer Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity American Society of Mechanical Engineers Baptist Youth Fellowship Stephenson

Mrs Strang Speaks To Fort Loudoun Chapter

The Fort Loudoun Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual luncheon at Wayside Inn Middletown with regent Mrs J A Emmerth presiding. Mrs Ralph Strang spoke on China linking Democracy and world affairs and urged moral leadership before a small guest list.

Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution Wayside Inn Middletown J. A. Emmerth William Davis Ruth Rhodes Woodstock State Board W. W. Glass Richard Kidder Meade Meade Memorial Episcopal Church White Post Joseph Butler F. L. Ayler Ralph Strang Bluemont Paris Russia India China Athens Rome Strang Shanghai God Shaffer Lineweaver Harrisonburg Gordon Baltimore Stokes Walter Huntsberry Carroll Mason City

Children Enjoy Prunes and Raisins With Breakfast

Readable text notes children eating prunes and raisins as a snack or pairing them with hot cooked cereal or other fruits for a meal.

Secrets of Charm by John Robert Powers

Secrets of Charm by John Robert Powers advises summer posture and foundation garments to keep a feminine figure. It promotes wall posture checks at five o clock, proper fitted garments, and fashion shades of pastels with lace and embroidery. It also advertises a “Your Ideal Weight” calculator via National Newspaper Service.

P. S National Newspaper Service Michigan City Indiana

Miss Lynn Cather Recovering After Hospital Operation

Miss Lynn Cather daughter of Mr and Mrs J Howard Cather Jr is reported to be recovering satisfactorily after an operation at Children's Hospital in Washington and is expected to be brought home soon.

Cather Lynn Scott Cather J. Howard Cather, Jr Children’s Hospital Washington

Births June 16 From Local Families Record

Birth notices list six newborns giving parents names and addresses in Martinsburg area. Entries include Mr and Mrs Robert Boyd 702 South Cameron Street a girl. Mrs Irene Keenan Boyd as mother. Mr and Mrs Gordon Sperry 721 South Washington Street a girl. Mrs Helen Lewis Sperry. Mr and Mrs Robert Lanham Upperville a boy. Mrs Margaret Stoneberger Lanham. Mr and Mrs John Bond Hanging Rock West Virginia a boy. Mrs Mildred Bond Bond. Mr and Mrs Willard Overboy Route 1 a girl. Mrs Margaret Eavey Overboy. Mr and Mrs Eugene Lofton 22 South Loudoun Street a boy. Mrs Dorothy Wingfield Lofton.

Robert Boyd S. Cameron St Boyd Irene Keenan Gordon Sperry S. Washington St Sperry Helen Lewis Robert Lanham Upperville Lanham Margaret Stoneberger John Bond Hanging Rock W. Va

Visitors Gather at Hulver Home During Summer Start

Mt Falls Maryland families and relatives visit Mrs. Susan Burch in Memorial Hospital. Guests include Vernon Baer and children from Thurmont and Brengle family from Pennsylvania. Dewey Hulver hosts Hazel Beeler and other relatives while Dora Creamer stays in Lebanon Church area.

Mountain Falls B. C. Hulver Vernon Baer Bonnie Cecelia Bobby Thurmont Brengle Pennsylvania Paul . Kerns Anna Lee Chambersville Dora Creamer Lebanon Church Dewey Hulver Harry Hershman Ronnie Hinkle Pitcock Opequon Bernard Maschauer Susan Burch Memorial Hospital Harry Glynn Penny Sammy Mike Reuben Hulver Hazel Beeler Wheatfield Mrs

Boll Weevil Pests Cause Record Cotton Damage in 1949 US

The National Cotton Council estimates boll weevil and other cotton pests caused about 470 million dollars in damage across the United States in 1949.

National Cotton Council U. S

Local Society Notes and Visits Across Town

Mr and Mrs Tom Hammock and their young son visited his Strasburg relatives last Sunday. Miss Grace Graw of Pennsylvania stayed with her parents Dan and Grace Graw. Robert Steele is improving after an operation and cannot return to work yet. Frank Dorman hosted the Home Demonstration Club Tuesday. The Children’s service was held last Saturday morning. Gloria Willox visits Beverly Sue Stickley this week. Dan and Mrs Bennington of Washington visited Tilden Stickley over the weekend. John Rinker has been very ill for several days. Mr and Mrs I K Grover host guests from New York this week.

Robert Steele Frank Dorman Home Demonstration Club Gloria Willox Beverly Sue Stickley Dan Bennington Washington Tilden Stickley John Rinker I. K. Grover New York

Middletown Notes On Visits And Vacation Bible School

Miss Dorothy Felty returned to Washington after visiting Miss Mae Ginn. Mrs. Fannie Casper shows slight improvement as her children Helen Cooper and the Rhodeses visit. Mrs. Leroy Withrow returned home from Clifton Forge after a stay with the Larricks. Vacation Bible School opened at 9 am with 72 pupils. teachers listed for all age groups and two weeks of sessions. Austin Conner and son visited the Misses L. M. and Lula during the period.

Middletown Dorothy Felty Washington Mae Ginn Fannie Casper Helen Cooper Robert Rhodes Elizabeth McInturff Leroy Withrow Clifton Forge C. S. Larrick Will Owings Wilson Borden Myrtle Rhodes Charles Hammack J. S. Peebles Curtis Andrews William Aber Austin Conner L. M. and Lula

Weiner Roast Held by Lauck Group at Elizabeth Furnace

The M. Y. F. and friends hosted a weiner roast at Elizabeth Furnace. Mrs. Tom Mauck and Mrs. Claude Carper are listed among the sick.

Seating and courtesies for formal dinners

The guide states the woman guest of honor sits to the right of the host and the man guest of honor to the right of the hostess. It says the bridegroom should have the bouquet sent to the bride’s home, not church. It adds there is no need to thank a maid each time she passes food.

Lesson In English by Roberta Lee

Lesson in English by Roberta Lee explains common word errors. It covers misused forms such as entered versus into and mispronounced or misspelled terms like Cavalry. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth and defines superficial as shallow understanding.

Roberta Lee Christ

Mackerel Makes Slow Comeback at Terminal Island

A 5-pound Monterey Spanish mackerel was landed at Terminal Island California after a long fight. The species, once a key west coast commercial fish, vanished in 1890 and only reappeared in 1927 with seven caught since. The latest fish took 200 yards of line in its first rush.

Terminal Island Calif Monterey

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Scour Mr. Anderson Ray Anderson Recreation Ark Catherine White Hilda Anderson Varsella Uver Shirley Lauck Margaret Jen Dorothy Miller Marco Fauver Laurence Pope Billy White John Larrick Harry Stoehr Leo Fauver Edward Golightly Russell Anderson Frank White Home Agent's Swsea Mies The Boy Scouts Prince Albert Gaunt’s Drug Store J. R.P John Robert Powers Mt. Falls Elsie-Kay Shoppe Reliance Tom Hammock Little Son of Strasburg Grace Graw Dan Graw W. L. Gordon Dad the Commercial & Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the Food Center N. Loudoun St Cather’s Department Store E. Piccadilly Street Timberlake Anne Adams Winchester Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St N. Y Bath Liberal America Molden Electric CO S. Loudoun St Hodgson & Brown Daniel Green Huber Lovett Brothers N. Loudoun St. QE
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