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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1950
Page
10
The Clarke County High School junior class plans an 8 o’clock program in the Berryville auditorium featuring a band concert and cake walk. The Applejend Band of Charles Town will appear in the concert.
Miss Virginia Grant daughter of Mr and Mrs S Lee Grant is chosen as a page for the May Day festivities at Madison College. The item notes other local social movements and visits including guests at Hollins College and family trips to Florida Cuba and Tampa with mentions of local residents and relatives.
March 10 features rummage sales at Jenk ins building N Cameron sponsored by Quota Club at 6 p m. BPW Club meets at Stephenson Church four miles south of Winchester at 6 30 p m. Woodmen of the World convenes at 8 p m. March 11 lists a second rummage sale at Jenk ins building N Cameron at 10 a m and A A U W gathering at Mrs. Robert Underwood 412 S Stewart St at 3 p m. Longwood College Alumnae tea hosted by Mrs. Rhodes Huntsberry 517 Tennyson Ave from 4 to 6 p m. A 7 30 p m film The Power of Decision a temperance program screens at Jubilee Church of the Brethren.
Walter P. Bailey son of Mr and Mrs F W Bailey of the city is on the winter quarter Dean's list at the Medical College of Virginia School of Pharmacy announced by Dean R Blackwell Smith Jr Bailey is a senior at the school Mrs Daugherty visiting in California Mrs R O Daugherty of Whitlock Ave visits her son and daughter in Lone Pine California Mrs Thompson Hosts Guests Mrs W R Thompson of White Post hosts weekend visitors from Winchester to see The Man Who Came to Dinner Miss Boswell Returns to Work Miss Helen Boswell 6058 Cameron St resumes duties at Snack Barr after an auto accident injuries end of Dec
Miss Anne Bowles Nichols of Summit New Jersey and Miss Bertha Bowles Nichols of Stormville New York announce the engagement to Sherman Burling of South Orange New Jersey son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Burling. Nichols attended Kent Place School studied in France and Italy served with the foreign service. Burling a Cornell graduate former Army serviceman now engineer at Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.
Berryville society pages note Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Dorsey in Richmond for a State Conservation Commission meeting with relatives Mrs. E P Dorsey and Mrs. Henry Lynn. Mrs Moten Morris and son Jimmy visited Washington with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carper. Clarke County Thomas Carper of Briggs welcomed a son at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Local church group in Leesburg included Rev Henry G Lane and several attendees. Mr Creighton spoke on Episcopal Educational Program.
To Mr and Mrs Robert Goch enour 316 Pine Et a boy Mrs Gochenour is the former Miss Pearl Hott To Mr and Mrs Edward L Everhart Rt 3 a girl Mrs Everhart is the former Miss Elizabeth Martin To Mr and Mrs George Dofflemyer Stephenson a boy Mrs Dofflemyer is the former Miss Helen V Myers To Mr and Mrs Albert F Clark Mountain Falls Rt a boy Mrs Clark is the former Miss Thelma Edmonds
The question asks for the maximum number of performers in a chamber music work. By definition chamber music is intended for a small ensemble, typically a few musicians, often one player per part. The standard upper bound is around eight to ten players, though traditional chamber groups are smaller.
A guidance piece by John Robert Powers on etiquette inviting readers to learn when to use written versus informal invitations and how to respond promptly. It includes Q A style answers about RSVP formality, dress, gifting, and proper correspondence, ending with a sales pitch for a charm course and how to order.
The promotional excerpt invites Anne Adams to demonstrate sewing and outfits using magic one yard patterns. It highlights smart new fashions for everyone and a free pattern printed in the book, featuring a striking one yard blouse.
Cecily Brownstone presents a stove top dish for a Luncheon with savory tomatoes bacon toast and pears. The recipe yields two servings with buttered tomatoes mashed into a milk thickened sauce seasoned with Worcestershire and mustard.
A compact English lesson notes misused words pronunciation spelling and usage. It defines adversity and offers a daily vocabulary goal with a Johnson quote illustrating reflection on hardship.
A question and answer on refusing a dance with an acquaintance, passing candy to guests, and residents crossing hotel lobbies to speak to a man. The guidance urges polite excuses, sharing candy, and using staff to deliver messages rather than approaching men directly.
Poetic license is the privilege of the poet to violate grammar and syntax to achieve a poetic purpose. It can be used in a broader sense to mean that the form may be wrong in almost any detail.
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