Social News of Interest Highlights Local Engagements
John Bays and Miss Virginia Eutsler hosted a mis neous shower at Bays home on Braddock Street for the engaged Miss Eutsler. The wedding to be held Sunday June 24 at 4 PM at her sister’s home, gifts were exchanged, and guests included twenty eight people from the Evening Star office and Hotel Jack Coffee Shop attendees. Other pre nuptial events included a luncheon on June 20 at the Jack Coffee Shop with coworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. John Bays
Vir¢ _ Ebersole
Braddock Street
Virginia Eutsler
Frank Eutsler
Iss Eutsler
Donald Eugene Dunn
Belchie
Tennyson Ave
Miss Butsler
Hotel Jack
Carl Campbell
Cecil Wolfe
Harry Ridgeway
Susan Fansler
Joyce Davis
Frances Hounshell
Rebecca Lodge
Betty Monsell
Evening Star Office
Nome Toilet Powder and Dainty Bath Set in Box
A compact advertising blurb promotes Nome Toilet Powder and Dainty Bathry in an attractive box with a large puff offered for sale at 1.00 dollars. The product appears at KS Pharmacy as a consumer cosmetic item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ks’ Pharmacy
Newton Baker Boys to Attend Saturday Garden Party
Mrs. H. B. McCormac invites patients from Newton D. Baker Hospital to a Saturday night garden party at Macsfield. The event features dances by Miss Ewings pupils, soprano solos by Linda Betts Frazier, a Gay Nineties revue, and appearances by local performers. Tickets are at the door. admission is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. McCormac
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Miss Ewing
Linda Betts Frazier
Grant Pollock
Richard Lewis
Nellie McCarthy
Lelty Stuart
Nancy Bond
Betsy Conklin
Kitty Lou Arnold
Bryan Minnergerode
Winchester
Newton Baker Hospital
Northern Virginia Power Company
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
W. E. Bridgeforth
Lofton Returns To Camp After 21 Days At Home
Donald J. Lofton spent a 21 day furlough with his mother Mrs Julia Lofton and has returned to Fort Story for further rest and treatment. He was accompanied by his mother and two cousins Mrs Jane Avil Armel and Mrs Colleen Nichols. A testimonial dinner is planned for Robert E Aylor principal of Stephens City High School who resigns to take Wythville High School post on July 1. Mrs Fuller to visit Washington to see her son in law and daughter Stuart Slade and family. Mrs Slade has hosted her for two weeks. Mrs Link and family visited in Westminster Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Lofton
Julia Lofton
Fort Story
Washington
Jane Avvil Armel
Colleen Nichols
Robert E. Aylor
Stephens City High School
Aylor
Wythville High School
Fuller
H. D. Fuller
Stuart Slade
16Th Street
N. W
Slade
G A A Tea Marks Twenty Fifth Anniversary
The G A A club held a twenty-fifth anniversary tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Richard at 6 30 last evening. Mrs. Robert Grove chaired and presented red and white corsages to charter members present. Only Ansel Solenberger Mrs. Robert McGlass Sr and Miss Salome Crisman attended. The room and corsages followed red and white colors with red rose buds and baby's breath. An attractive booklet with menu and member names lay beside each guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Richard
Robert Grove
Ansel Solenberger
Robert Mc Glass, Sr
Salome Crisman
Round Hill Party Hosts Frederick County Clubs
Four H Clubs of Frederick county attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Newton Cather near Round Hill. More than 150 young people from county clubs and many parents joined for games and festivities ending with abundant refreshments. Miss Irene Johnson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Johnson, travels from Ann Arbor to join the household. Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Williams, visiting Richmond, plan to return to Mickletown on Saturday, June 23. Miss Mary Katherine Kern, visiting her mother Mrs. John A. Kern, left for Durham to attend the summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
T. Newton Cather
Round Hill
Irene Johnson
Ann Arbor, Mich
Ellsworth Johnson
Fairmont Avenue
T. A. Williams
Inichmond
Mickletown
Mary Katherine Kern
John A. Kern
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Stork Plans Busy Year After War
Chicago reports a postwar baby boom with births forecast to rise five to ten percent in the first peace year. The Hospital Service Plan Commission cites 2,800,000 births in 1944 and projects 2,940,000 to 3,080,000 in the next year, with over two thirds in hospitals and maternity costs rising from 20 million this year to 37 million next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hospital Service Plan Commission
U. S
Stork
C. Rufus Rorem
Commission
Blue Cross Hospital Service Plan
Japan
Sunday Church Services Across Montague and Nearby
Community churches list Sunday schedules for Montague Avenue Methodist Greenwood Round Hill Middletown Methodist Church and Salem Congregation including church schools, sermons and revival events. Services feature pastors Rev John Teter and Rev R B Moore with summer Vacation Bible School and camp Shenandoah updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Avenue
Methodist Church
John Teter
Macedonia
E. E. Hall
Greenwood
Audrey Beacher
Round Hill
Vacation Bible School
Middletown Methodist Church
R. B. Moore
Grace—Church School
Community Church Schedules Offer Varied Sunday Services
A reader notice lists multiple local churches and pastors with their upcoming services. Home Mission Tabernacle in Nain and Stephens City Charge Methodist Church detail weekly Sunday schedules, while North Frederick Circuit and United Brethren Winchester Charge announce service times and events.
GAINE SBORO Charge and Congregation Greetings
Rev C H Palmer pastor delivers sermons at Pine Grove at 11. No service at Lamp’s Memorial but Children’s Day program at 8:30. Children’s Day at Salem at 8:30. Third quarterly conference at Redland on July 1 at 11 a.m. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Methodist Church
C. H. Palmer
Pine Grove
Lamp’s Memorial
Salem
Redland
Galilee Church Plans Bible Study and Communion
Galilee Church of Christ announces Bible School at 10 a m led by Charles E McVay and communion at 11 30 a m Mrs Harry Masons Class had the largest attendance last Lord's Day The church will begin Romans study alongside regular Bible Quarterly lessons next Sunday Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galilee Church of
Gravel Springs and Brucetown Methodist Schedule
The Brucetown Methodist Charge led by Rev. F T Fulcher lists Sunday services at Gravel Springs E B Smith pastor and schedule for St James St John Bethel Carpers Valley Burnt Factory and Stephenson revival meetings. Vacation Bible School begins Monday June 25 with daily services through July 1. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Walter Smith
Fairview
Kernstown
Refuge
Gravel Springs
E. B. Smith
St. James
St. John
Bethel
Brucetown
T Fulcher
Carper
Burnt Factory
Stephenson
Local Churches Invite Attendance This Sunday
Christian Church and West Frederick U B Church announce morning worship at 11 and 11:30 with Holy Communion and special services. Laurel Hill hosts 10:45 Sunday School and 11:30 worship led by Rev L C Messick. Memorial service at Mt Hebron 3 p m with Judge Earl Edwards speaking. Pleasant Grove offers 8 pm service. Mayor Toy Stottler and Rev J R Collis are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
J. W. Richard
Trinity Church
F. B. Cadwallader
Luther League
Henry Carbaugh
Fairview
Capon North River Parish
Laurel Hill
Mt. Hebron
Earl Edwards
Winchester
Toy Stottler
Martinsburg
J. R. Collis
Pleasant Grove
Postponed Broadcast To Be Heard Tonight
The JBT campaign broadcast by Robert B. Grove was cancelled due to his absence but will air tonight on WINC at the same time. Grove will announce collection depot locations in Winchester or Frederick County for carpentry and workshop power tools for the wounded. Depots include Ed Molden's Electrical Store 158 Loudoun St., Schenck Cheese Co. 20 W. Germain, and Gulf Oil Corp. Martinsburg Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Grove
JBT
WINC
Camp and Hospital Committee
Mr. Grove
Winchester
Frederick County
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Ed Molden
Loudoun St
Schenck Cheese Co
W. Germain
Gulf Ol Corp
Martinsburg Pike
Rest Church Sermon and Local Family Notices
The Rev Ellmore preached at Rest Church at eleven. Mr and Mrs C E Ridgeway hosted a dinner for Mr and Mrs James W Twigg just back from their wedding trip in Fairmont West Virginia. Mrs Twigg, formerly Frances Ridgeway, attended with families of both sides. The gathering featured white floral centerpiece and bride cake. The couple plan to move to Morgantown West Virginia after returning to Fairmont to take an apartment and begin duties. Additional items note Blanche Stipe visiting Martinsburg and a grandson’s recent tonsil operation. Frank Snyder of Winchester visiting G L Snyder and family. Betty Jean Fiddler visiting from Winchester with grandparents. Mrs Elias Gent and daughter Jean of Bainbridge Maryland are visiting. son George Gent, three years Army overseas, received honorable discharge June 9 from General Stilwell and returned June 18. Gent served in European campaigns, earned Purple Heart, Oak Leaf Cluster, and three years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ridgeway
James W. Twigg
Fairmont
W. Va
James Twigg
Morgantown
Blanche Stipe
Martinsburg
Thomas Neel
Martinsburg Hospital
Frank Snyder
Winchester
G. L. Snyder
Betty Jean Fiddler
Frank Fiddler
Elias Gent
Jean
Bainbridge
George Gent
Stilwell
Gent
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Vrginia Eutsler
Vonage
Rev
West Boscawent
Charles R. Line
Pasis
West Cork Street
Christ
Land J. Shepherd
Valrico
Quitn M. Barron
Nberland
Barron
Cumberland, Md
Anderson Town City
Iss Lena Anderson
Cleve- Ohio
Mrs. Altona
Shryock
Susan G. Shryock
University of
Greystone Terrace
Ir Board
Nu Pi Sigma
Ofniversity
Carnegie Technsburg
Tucker Lindsay Hasen
Emical Engineering
Car Institute of Technology Acig
Lindsay
W. S. Lindsay
E County
Augusta Military Acad
Fort Defiance
H Elén Grimm
Helen Avis Grimm
Holmes R
S. Loudoun Street
Grimm
Anama Canal
Ington
Roning
Jones
Warren G. Jones
Radford
Howard Stotler
Boyce
Mond Slonaker
Ruby
Howard Slonskereghter
Carole
Martins- Va
Conler
Pittsburgh
Fred Stotler
Paul Stotler
Phyllis
Donald
Jesse Stot
Des
Samuel F. Rhodes, Jr
Gerhard
Three Star Farm
Tenn
Wanitas Childr
Front
Newton Baker Boys
Set
Lofton
R. E. Aylor
Link
Westminister
George Link
Blain
Donnie
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Miss Johnson
Mrs. Williams
George Reading
Epworth
Church OF the Brethren
L. R. Dettra
Cephas Fahnestock
W L. Riggleman
Royal Pike
Lla Youth Fellowship
Salém
United Brethren IN Christ
Reliance Charge
L. P. Tederick
Friendship
Reliance
Christian Endeavor
Camp Shenandoah
Home Mission Tabernacle
Nain
George Helsley
the Methodist Church
North Frederick
Emory Ellmore
Howards Chapel
Little Mountain
Chestnut Grove
Shockeysville
White Hall
United Brethren Church
John E. Oliver
Mt. Pleasant
Pleasant Valley
Raymond L. Booze
Christian Church Group
J Goode
Walnut Springs—Bible School
West Frederick
U. B. Church
L. C. Messick
Grimm’s
East Boscawen St
Rest, Va
Ellmore
Rest Church
Sams Surry
C.B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Hal. Deman
Chapman Motor CO
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Front Royal
al Quinlan
T. G. Adams Esso Station
Box
Lemons
California
Hiley
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Columbus
Ohio
G. L. Craig, Sr
N. Main St
Dial
The
Commercial & Savings Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester, Virginia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller Bros
W. Boscawen Sr
Motion Picture
Cather and Moling
Timberlake
Dia
Conti Castile
Baker’s Drug Store
Court House
Virginia
Rt. No
Mac Wiseman
Buckeye
Busters
Flanneis Miller
Fiddler
Rusty Stevens
Blue Ridge
Dusty Shaver
Bashful
Oscar
the Wonder Boy
WFMD
Buddy Starcher
Shenandoah Valley
Mary Annestes
Curley Watts
WSVA
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