Theta Kappa Honor Roll Lists Winchester Members
The Theta Kappa society for junior colleges announces continued average grades for spring term. Notables include Miss Hat tie Eckley daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Eckley of this city. membership requires a 90 percent average and is a high college honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Kappa
Hattie Eckley
C. A. Eckley
Phi Theta Kappa
Miss Eckley
Virginia Interment College
Bristol
Phi
Katherine Alley
Hutchinson, Kansas
Forest Newcome
Pasadenia
Cal
Newcome
Seridan Newcome
Steward Stipe
Winchester
Pasadena
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings This Week
The schedule lists multiple group gatherings including Aid for Frederick, Winchester Elks, Adult Choir rehearsals, Rotary Club luncheons, Sunshine Club, Thursday Bridge, a Nan Dupuy tribute card party, a Stephens City debate, Robert Y. Conrad Post luncheon, World Day of Prayer services, and Lions Club weekly meeting at George Washington Hotel. Filled with church, civic and social events across Winchester and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Y of
Frederick Charge
M. B. Church
J. D. Russell
Whi Avenue
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Sunshine Club
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
A. Taylor Ritter
East Cork Street
Thursday Bridge Club
Harry K. Russell
South Stewart Street
J. B. Beverley
West Clifford Street
Nan Dupuy
Richmond
Stephens City
Luttrell
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington
Centenary Reformed Church
Missionaries of the Winchester Federated
Lions Club
Birthday Party Honors Three At A Joint Occasion
A family birthday gathering at the Costello home near Vaucluse celebrated Mrs. Costello’s sixty first birthday, Robert Costello’s twenty fifth, and grandson Charles Inskip’s sixteen. Gifts included three cakes, refreshments, and games with many relatives present from across Martinsburg, Middletown, Stephens City, Strasburg, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Costello
Vaucluse
Dickson Golightly
Pat Dove
Millwood
William Costello
Fred Inskip
Middletown
Julian Williams
Winchester
Lawrence Kilmer
Lovelace Strokpher
Wilbur Costello
Audrey Dell Frye
Martinsburg
Wt Va
Flowering Shrubs Talk Prompts Garden Club Plan
Mr. A. B. Groves, pathologist from Winchester Research Laboratory, spoke at the Little Garden Club on flowering shrubs. He listed suitable varieties for the locality and discussed planting and care. The next meeting is scheduled for April 1 at Mrs. B. Mitchell Knight Jr.’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groves
Little Garden Club
Anne Brooke Kern
Fairmont Avenue
A. B. Groves
Winchester Research Laboratory
Winchester
B. Mitchell Knight, Jr
West Leicester Street
Shake-Up Reassigns 240 Detectives Under Valentine in New Posts
New York March 6 240 detectives shift to new posts as Commissioner Lewis J Valentine launches the largest department shake-up since taking office He creates an undercover squad to oversee existing units and target hot spots in the rackets aiming to capture the high ers up before they reveal themselves Chief inspector John J Seery addresses borough commanders and 18 000 city officers pledge renewed vigor in the crackdown on rackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lewis J. Valentine
John J. Seery
Spelling Match At Round Hill
The Round Hill 4-H Club hosts a spelling bee on Friday night March 8 at 8 o'clock in the Round Hill School House. Two matches for younger and older competitors, admission free, all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Round Hill 4-H Club
Round Hill School
Berryville Girls Meet Berryville High on Handley Court
The Girls Athletic Association team faces Berryville High School on Handley court at 7 30 tonight. Immediately after the girls game the Winchester Boy Scouts meet Berryville boys. The public is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
Berryville High School
Handley Court
Winchester Boy Scouts
Berryville
Winter injury to apple trees prompts surgical cure
Frederick and adjacent counties faced bark split on apple trunks after a hard winter. Grower William B Atwood explains sun scald and sap flow as causes and prescribes a surgical repair: remove peeled bark, cut around the injury, expose sound wood, and allow healing growth to cover only sound tissue, then cover exposed area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
William B. Atwood
Promt
Greenwood
Albemarle
Alwood Igekaars
Teefe
Abe
Emarle
Tree Paint For Wounds And Bark Care
If one can secure white lead prepared without turpentine or mineral oils and thin it with raw linseed oil it makes an excellent wound cover. Do not paint until wood is dry. Prompt attention to splitting bark will save many trees.
Also Mentioned on This Page
McGuire
Hunter H. McGuire
Stuart McGuire
Board of Visitors
Medical College of Virginia
Peery
John W. Williams
William T. Reed
Cabannas Hall
Memorial Hospital
Fritts
Edwin T. Fritts
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lorena Steele
Steele
Boyd Steele
Ernest Fletcher
North Loudoun Street
Ronald Lee Fletcher
Raymond Whitacre
Edith Fletcher
Ronald Lee
Robert Fletcher
Helen
Johnny Kak~nis
Junior Hollar
Dorothy Sperrow
Evelyn
Robert Whitacre
Civic League
The
Sanitary Dairy Company of
Sanitary Grocery Company
Allen Jones
Kernstown
Jones
Opequon
Presbyterian
Frederick County
Edna Holland
Handley High School
Miss Holland
Georgia Wakeman
Miss Wakeman
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies‘ Aid Society
Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church
Franklin G. Senger
National Avenue
Edna Smith
Ada Clark
Laura Fries
R. T. Barton
Robert T. Barton
Frances Perkins
Secretary of Labor
Huntsberry
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Market Street M. E
A. C. Carson
Caroline Carson
Riverton
Henry Little
Norfolk
Georgia Conrad
Bermuda
Conrad Smith
Louis Nathanson
Leonardtown
Philip Kramer
Edith Foster
Hagerstown
WJEJ
Round Hill
Muggs McGinnis
BY Wally Bishop
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Kelvinator
Kelvin Cripper
Lovett’s
Loudoun St
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Big Joe and Golden Krust Bread
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
RM. Swimley
Hamman’s Dollar Store
E Fainere
N. Loudoun
Loudoun
Buck Shad
Selby
Royden
Oxford
Lovett Brothers
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