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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1941

Page

8

Modern Etiquette Q&A on games and attire

A reader asks if one should hint at an opponent’s lead and what attire suits cross country wear. The advice notes not to press for lead or deal guidance and to dress in street-appropriate clothing for a city. It also says a businessman should not invite an employed woman to lunch unless married.

Ann

Bow and Arrow Hunters Seek Big Game in Virginia

Wildlife technician T. Be Clarke of George Washington U Forest Service met Virginia bow and arrow hunters to discuss creating a big game area in Virginia. Virginia Archery Association Secretary C. Thompson cites over 3,000 bowmen with interest in preseason archery hunts and the potential for archers to boost game numbers under favorable conditions.

T. BE. Clarke George Washington U 6. Forest Service Haburg Virginia C. Thompson Virginia Archery Association Glenf Allen

Social and Personal Items and Local Announcements

Weekly I C O F meeting at the hall and Junior Century Club in Red Crossrooms. Edna Agnes Courtney wed Clarence Elmer Foreman in Winchester. couple to live where groom works in Martinsburg. Various local engagements include Davidson Music Camp attendee Carl Erickson and engagements of Cary Walker to John Dudley, plus Yale art summer study by Mary Margaret Cooper.

Junior Century Club Red Edna Agnes Courtney James Lee Courtney Clarence Foreman Martinsburg W. Va Winchester Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Handiey High School Carl Erickson Davidson E. T. Erickson N. C Erickson Mary Margaret Cooper Norman Cooper New Haven, Conn Yale University Miss Cooper

Mrs George Clark Honored at Surprise Party

Mrs George Clark was celebrated with a Friday surprise party at her Middletown home hosted by daughter Miss Amy Clark and Mrs Lew Wood of Warrenton. Daughters of Wesley Bible Class members and guests from Middletown Warrenton Bealeton Philadelphia and Bealeton joined in the event as plans for a Shenandoah River camping trip unfold with Dr Robert Glass and Carl Lewis heading to Maurertown.

George Clark Middletown Amy Clark Lew Wood Warrenton Daughters of Wesley Bible Class Middletown Methodist Church Wilmer Cooley Charles H. Davidson Bernice Burdette May Ginn Walter B. Little Nannie Miller Julia Wright Ela Didawick R. A. Larrick Ed Good Wallie Stickley D. H. Glenn Geo. Brill S. Claude F. Carper Jacobs Park Everly Sadie Harris H. C. Borden Ed. Ludwig Lilly Willey Gordon Keith G. Larrick H. W. Owings Emory Matthews Walter Edmondson H. Stephens Philadelphia Giles Miller Sarah Jane Miller Bealeton Marjorie Kelton Josephine Wood Alma Louise Little Robert Glass Shenandoah River Maurertown Carl Lewis Frederick County Winchester

Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Richard Dean

A son was born this morning at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Dean. Mrs Dean, formerly Miss Kath erine Copenhaver, is noted in the notice. Mrs Raymond Almerode and her children, who had been visiting relatives in Hopewell, have returned home on Warren Avenue.

Richard Dean Memorial Hospital Raymond Almerode Hopewell Warren Avenue Edwin Ritter Ann Bowen Hinkle Carpenter Nancy Bowen Washington, D. C Washington J. T. Hurley Bennett McCarthy North Stewart Street West Cecil Ellsworth Johnson West Cecil Street Fairmont Avenue Claude Cammer Garfield Hospital Jefferson Street Maynard Wisccarver Montague Avenue Market Street Methodist Church B. J. Ford Millwood Pike L. Fauver West Piccadilly Street Circle Guy Line National Avenue

Baylis Family Reunion Sets Permanent Organization

Descendants of Col. John Baylis held their first reunion at Glen Bernie with about 70 members. Officers were elected and a permanent organization formed. Addresses recalled Winchester history and Baylis lineage. genealogy methods discussed. A farewell party honored Mrs. Lee Rogers before she and her son move to Baltimore.

Baylis John Baylis Glen Bernie Athur Baylis Winchester Vernon Baylis Opequon Emily McCullough Indianapolis Indiana Mildred Hawkins William Blum Chevy Chase Audrey Lee Baylis Betty Jo Hatterman Elizabeth Baylis Roberta Lee DeHaven W. W. Glass Lord Fairfax Richard Blackburn Jane Riffon Lodge Mt. Vernon J. Frank Baylis Emily Mary Baylis Downey

Beauty Aids for the Traveler

The piece offers travel beauty tips for women on the road, urging a compact kit including soothing cream, sun protective powder, lipstick, soap, tissues, brushes, nail tools, and cuticle cream. It stresses weather and road dust demanding extra care, with practical footwear, glasses, a mending kit, and compact curlers for rapid upkeep.

Local Girls Contest Winner Ann Graff Captures Prize

Ann Graff nee Ann Boyer Browne of Winchester won the talent contest at Aline's Arena in Washington News. She earned 50 dollars to swim with the aquaballet and Buster Crabbe for the rest of the week.

Ann Graff Ann Boyer Browne Winchester Theington News Aline’s Arena Buster Crabbe Horace Browne Graff Handley High School Washington Hopkins Twins Ann Helyn Acosta

Many Discharged At Fort Meade

Fort George G. Meade reports more than 1200 men discharged from the Twenty­ninth Division since mobilization last February. About 350 men were released to reenlist in the air corps while other discharges were for physical defects or for dependency and defense industry employment.

Fort George G. Meade Twenty-ninth Division Air Corps

Navy Officials Cite Reunification of Raft Pug on Selectees

Officers explained that continuing reunification of raft pug on selectees was needed to maintain the division at its authorized wartime strength.

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