Winchester Golf Dance Opens Season With Big Crowd
About 200 members and guests attended the first dance of the season at Winchester Golf June 25 with Phil Young and his orchestra providing music. Tommy Cooper oversaw tables and seating, while Miss Ann Robinson handled publicity. A Ward Party at Brucetown is planned for June 30 a yard sale benefiting the Brucetown Methodist church.
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Ith
Phil Young
Winchester Golf
Tommy Cooper
Ann Robinson
Brucetown
Brucetown Methodist Church
Father’s Day Gift Ideas From Brooks Pharmacy
Luxuries smoking accessories and other handsome gifts presented as the best solution for Father’s Day on June 19. Brooks' Pharmacy promotes quick shopping with phone number 6461 for orders and inquiries.
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Paomter
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Paulett Pifer Bride-Elect Feted At Brown House Tea
Mrs. Donald F Buckley and Mrs. William Rice Matthews Jr hosted a formal tea for Miss Paulett Pifer at the Brown home 423 S Washington St at 5 p m. Pifer daughter of Mrs Lillian B Pifer is engaged to Horace Godwin Ashburn Jr of Norfolk. Miss Jean Robinson presided at the punch bowl as white garden flowers decorated the dining and sun rooms.
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Paulett Pifer
Brown House
Donald F. Buckley
Helen Miller Brown
William Rice Matthews Jr
Frances West Brown
Harold G. Brown
S. Washington St
Pifer
Lillian B. Pifer
W. Leicester Sr
Horace Godwin Ashburn Jr
Norfolk
Christ Episcopal Church
Miss Jean Robinson
Graysons Attend Founder’s Day Services at Keyser EUB Church
Win chester residents Mr. and Mrs. B A Grayson attended Founder’s day services at Keyser EUB church. The service honored the late Rev and Mrs S R Ludwig, long-time church leaders. Pastor Rev Robert Bridgers presided. Rev W A Wilt delivered the Founder’s day message. Flowers were sent by Ludwig children and relatives.
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Winchester
Keyser Eub
B. A. Grayson
National Ave
Grayson
S. R. Ludwig
Robert Bridgers
Handley High School
W. A. Wilt
Lebanon Valley
Annville
George C. Ludwig
Ludwigs
H. L. Ludwig
Baker
W. Va
C. B. Richards
Washington
Robert W. Ludwig
Ludwig
Kenneth Grimm
Berryville Pike
Betty Jeanne Derflinger
Miss Whitacre to Wed C Edward Lizer at Home Wedding
Miss Hilda J. Whitacre daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee N Whitacre of Cross Junction will wed C Edward Lizer son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Lizer of Williamsport Maryland at 6 pm today in a garden ceremony at the bride’s parents home Rev S J Goode of Winchester officiating.
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Sur
John Wolfe
Charlottesville
John T. Wolfe
Miller St
New York City
Robert J. Maher
Sharon Wolfe
Oliveboy Stock Farm
Clarke County
James Wolfe
Hilda J. Whitacre
Lee N. Whitacre
Cross Junction
C. Edward Lizer
Charles W. Lizer
Williamsport
S. J. Goode
Winchester
Hepners Visit In Winchester
Mrs. Lloyd Hepner with daughter Freda and granddaughter Elaine Hepner from Woodstock visited Winchester.
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Hepners
Winchester
Lloyd Hepner
Freda
Elaine Hepner
Woodstock
Miss Mary Thompson Weds Garland Carlisle in Kearneysville
Mary Arma Thompson and Garland Carlisle married in a double ring ceremony at the Christian church in Kearneysville on June 3. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Puffenberger. Frank S. Carlisle witnessed. reception at the bride’s home followed. bride to reside with her mother. The groom works at Clearbrook Woolen Mill.
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Pearl Thompson
Kearneysville
Mary Arma
Garland Carlisle
R. J. Winchester
C. A. Quenzel
Christian Church
Paul Puffenberger
Frank S. Carlisle
Winchester
John M. Grove
Frank 8. Carlisle
Paul W. Puffenberger
D. W. Hill
Jones Spring
J. M. Grove
Martinsburg
Lloyd G. Thompson
Brucetown
Carlisle
Clearbrook
GAA Weiner Roast At John Rees Farm
Members of the Girls Athletic Association held an old fashioned weiner roast at the John Rees home on Apple Pie Ridge. They traveled to the farm aboard a hay bedded truck after a surprise invitation asking blue jeans and blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rees
Martha Rees
Elks Club
Catherine Rowe
Mesdames Marshall Boyd
Raymond Burke
David Jenkins
Roy Wickes Jr
Rees Farm
Mesdames James March
George Moyer
Arthur Spaid
Gilbert Tillotson
Wallace Wiener
Jack Widmyer
Orville Wine
John Manuel
William Clark
Joseph Ritter
Richard Rosenberger
Charles Anderson
Halford Baker
Robert Berry
Wesley Crisman
Co. C. Curry Jr
Wallace Dill
Elis Ford
Robert Grove
C. M. Hershman
Fred Hyde
Robert Kern
Charles Hollis
Donald Long
Chester Luttrell
Lucille Pope
Elinor Summel
Kathryn Sullivan
Audrey Stultz
Lucille Seneeadiver
Louise Avey
Thelma Edwards
Virginia Goss
Birth Announcements for Mil hon Harrold Anderson Emery Elliott Jenkins
Birth notices report new arrivals from several families. Hilda Race Milhon and Mildred Andrews Harrold are the mothers in two separate cases. A boy is born to Lansing M Anderson in Hayfield. Clifton Emery of Kernstown has a daughter. Curtis Elliott and Betty Mae Martin welcome a son in Northwestern Grade. Warren Jenkins and Margaret Snyder welcome a daughter in Wardensville West Virginia.
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Venner Milhon
Falls
Milhon
Hilda Race
Woodrow Harrold
Strasburg
Harrold
Mildred Andrews
Lansing M. Anderson
Hayfield
Anderson
Shirlie Strawderman
Clifton Emery
Kernstown
Emery
Mary Lee Patterson
Most Expensive Perfumes Use Created Odors Not Pure Flowers
The discussion notes that the priciest finished perfumes rely on created odors rather than pure floral notes such as rose or violet. This contrasts with simpler scents built from natural blossoms.
Miss Clyde Willis to Guest at Beta Sigma Phi Reception
Beta Sigma Phi prepares to honor guest Miss Clyde Willis at an informal reception at the George Washington hotel ballroom at 8 p m on Wednesday. The event is sponsored by the Epsilon and Xi Beta chapters with Alpha Rho of Martinsburg invited. Plans show officers for both chapters and the sorority’s wide reach with over 2500 chapters and more than 70 000 members worldwide.
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Beta Sigma Phi National
George Ashington
Epsilon
Xi Beta
Alpha Rho
Martinsburg
Charles E. Schmidt
Charles S. Milton
Harold Patton
V. K. Rodney Sirbaugh
Loring J. Wright Jr
Oscar S. Bywaters
Harry Rambo
John L. Shine
Dorothy Rice
Lewis Allen
Beta Sigma Phi
Summer School Starts June 27 at Miller School
County offers summer make up instruction for high school pupils starting June 27 at Miller school. Director R. E. Ayler said about 15 students have applied and at least two teachers are ready to teach with more to be added if needed. Students should contact the county superintendent's office in the courthouse.
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Miller School
R. E. Ayler
Ayler
Preaching Tomorrow in Grimes and Local Yard Party Recap
Grimes Virginia reports preaching at Galilee tomorrow and notes a large crowd at a Welltown church yard party on Wednesday. Mentions visitors George Unger from Stotlers Cross Roads and Wes Webber of Stephenson.
Rhinehart Dies at 88 Near Edinburg
Winton D. Rhinehart 88 dies at home near Edinburg. Father of Mrs Flora Coffman of Winchester. Funeral services set for 2:30 p m Monday at Union Forge church. Survived by two other children and a sister.
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Winton D. Rhinehart
Flora Coffman
Winchester
Edinburg
Union Forge
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
A compact study notes common usage errors and pronunciation tips. The piece highlights how to say born and reared, explains the word conversant, and lists synonyms for foretell and predict. It also teaches a daily word goal and defines grandiloquence with an example.
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East
Calendar of Events June 18 to June 22
Calendar listings show community gatherings including a yard party at Stephens City Lutheran church Saturday and multiple church related Bible classes vacation schools and services through Wednesday the 22nd. Local clubs Lions Moose Kiwanis Elks meet at designated halls and venues.
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S. S
Stephens City Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Market St. Methodist Church
Winchester
Market St. Methodist
Braddock St. Methodist Church
W. A. Wright
Burnt Presbyterian Church
W. Boscawen
Rouss Hall
Women of the
Church of Winchester Presbyterian Congregation
Kenneth Shick
Lions Club
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Board of Control, Exchange Club
Leon Slavin
Moose Club
Moose Hall
Kiwanis Club
Geo. Washington Hotel
Elks
Elks Club
Home Agent Weekly Schedule For June
The schedule lists daily 4 H and home demonstration club meetings from June 20 to 25. Activities include project work meetings at various homes and ovens demonstrations, with events in North Frederick Hayfield Friendly Grove Armel Stonewall Evandale and West Frederick areas. A Friday session notes office work on reports and correspondence.
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North Frederick
Whitacre Community Hall
Round Hill
Nancy Larrick
Hayfield
Sloane Wolfe
Friendly Grove
T. S. Cooper
Southern States Executive Board
Kenilworth Inn
Mountain Falls Store
West Frederick
Gove
Ira Forman
Billy Fawcett
Causes of yellow tint in milk explained
The yellowish color comes from small amounts of natural riboflavin dissolved in the serum and carotene in the fat. This carotene is derived from green plant tissues consumed by the cow.
Etiquette Qs on Escort and Bridge Departures
A girl may not invite her escort into her home after an outing. she should send him away at the door while expressing she enjoyed the evening. A bridge player should leave the table only if it is truly necessary.
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Bridge
Teener pattern ad Teaches stylish travel wardrobe kit
Teen fashion pattern 4761 offered by Anne Adams with sizes 10 12 14 16. Includes yardage 12 taking 4 percent of 35 inch fabric and 34 yard contrast. Send twenty five cents to Winchester Star NYC address for pattern No 4761 with name address zone size and style number. Also promotes Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book shipped with fifteen cents more for a travel wardrobe and a free shampoo smock pattern.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Question and answer on marriage terms from a 19th century guide
A reader asks if a girl should call the man she will marry her fiancé. The response confirms the usage and states that she should indeed call him her fiancé.
Sheep and Lamb Sources Reach Across Western States
About half of the flock originates from grazing lands in Texas California Wyoming Montana Colorado and Idaho. The rest come from other range areas and pastures supporting sheep and lamb production.
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Texas
California
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Idaho
Pikes Peak height surpassed by 27 Colorado summits
The text states Pike's Peak is surpassed in height by 27 summits in Colorado though it is 385 feet lower than Mount Whitney. It also notes total U S meat consumption in 1948 was about 21.3 billion pounds.
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Colorado
Pike'ss Peak
United States
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Stephens City
VA Hospital
Richmond
Walter S. Wiener
Parkway Ave
Herman Bly
Anis
Asaime Shirley Bly
Clarence Clowser
Fairview Ave
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Leslie Clowser
Berkeley Springs
Mrs. C. S. Fling
Roanoke
Peyton St
Mrs. W. S. Fling
William Lee Fling Jr
Rev
B. W. Coe
June E. Brown
Roy White Jr
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
June Elizabeth Brown
Berryville
Roy Melvin White Jr
Elizabeth Brown
Sperryville
Roy M. White
Cameron St
Sperryville High School
Winchester Drive
Martinsburg Pike
Mr. White
B. A. Graysons
Keyser Services
Srarpe Rrrz
Srarpz Rive Shoes
Winchester Front Royal Chambersburg
Mary Thompson
Mr. G. Carlisle
GAA
Dinkles
Ocean City
Lewis G. Dinkle
Carole
Elizabeth
Gray Ave
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Clyde Willis
County
Grimes
W. D. Rhinehart
W. L. Gordon
Home Agent's
Optometrists
W. Boscawen ST
America
Maryland
Edgewood Seafood Restaurant
Front Royal Road
Roberta Lee
By Chae Ohlons
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
X. N
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Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Coolmor
Liberty Magazine
Liberty
Cather’s
Timberlake
Timberlake’s
Turkish Bath Towers
Philco
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