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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1941

Page

8

Calendar of club and social events in town

A long notice lists upcoming meetings and gatherings including Rebekah Association at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday 8:00 p m and Mary Martha Class at Mrs Baetler home. Wednesday Junior Century Club meets 2:00 p m in Red Cross rooms with D A R members visiting Miss Lucy Urts home. Numerous family visits and trips are described among local residents with several out of town excursions to Baltimore Charles Town Washington New York and Florida plus medical and dental appointments and a Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival planning update.

Rebekah Association Odd Fellows Ha Mary Martha

Community Notices and Club Meetings Chronicle

Church groups and civic clubs list events for the week. The First Baptist Women meet Thursday at 8 PM with Mrs B C Buchanan as guest speaker. Red Cross items drop Friday to Mrs Richard Griffith. Bible class and Girl Scout meetings set for Thursday and Friday with location details. D A R and Randolph Macon alumnae plan meetings and a Grace Lutheran class hosts a Japanese Doll Festival display.

Mary Martha Grace Lutheran Church George Baetjer Buchanan

Combined Mission Study Classes Meet Tomorrow

Montague and Macedonia Churches hold the final in a series with an illustrated India lecture by Rev. Harry Balthis at Macedonia Church at 7 30 pm. Open to members of other churches. Christ Church Supper Sunday. Woman's Missionary Society hosts a supper Sunday night March 16 from 5 30 to 7 in the Church house with reservations by Mrs John Minnegrode.

Montague Macedonia India Harry G. Balthis Christ Church Woman's Missionary Society Christ Episcopal Church John Minnegrode

A Thing or Two About Shampooing

Beauty shops wash thousands of heads daily. careful operators rinse fully and avoid rushing. The piece outlines the shampoo sequence from brushing to scalp massage, proper soap use, and light setting lotions, while noting facial treatments should be sensible and avoid overuse. It invites readers to seek makeup and beauty guidance from the Beauty Box Editor.

Courtesy notices for social and personals listings

The Star invites readers to submit notices about out of town guests visits departures and returns. Provide any item by phone or mail to have it listed on the local page as a courtesy to friends and visitors.

Luncheon Meeting of Chapter March 22 at George Washington Hotel

This year a luncheon of the chapter is set for March 22 at 1 PM at the George Washington hotel. A faculty member will speak and be announced later. All Randolph Macon alumni in the Shenandoah Valley are invited. reservations with Mrs John W Rosenberger by March 19. The Junior Century Club meets tomorrow at 2 PM in Red Cross Rooms with Miss Nancy Larrick delivering a paper. Tea will follow at Mrs John M Steck Jr’s home. The Friday Bridge Club gathers at Mrs Steck Sr’s Fairmont Avenue home.

Randolph Macon Winchester Randolph Macon Woman's College John W. Rosenberger Shenandoah Valley The Alumnae Association Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution Lucy Kurtz E. P. Browning Co. Vernon Eddy John H. Rosenberger R. F. Hatcher Gordon Mackie George Washington Hotel Shenandooah Valley W. Germain Street John M. Steck Fairmont Avenue

Treasury Daily Statement March 8 Receipts and Debt Figures

Treasury data shows receipts of 25.18 million dollars and expenditures of 54.95 million. Gross debt stands at 46.27 billion, an increase of 4.41 million from the previous day.

Washington The Treasury

Madame Schumann-Heink sons served in two armies

The question states that during World War I Madame Schumann-Heink had sons serving in both the German and United States forces. It asserts August served in the German Army and was killed by a German submarine, while her stepson Walter and her son Ferdinand served in the U S Army, and her sons George Washington andacy served in the United States Navy.

Madame Schumann- Heink E. Ly August Walter Ferdinand George Washington Acy United States Avy

Stomach Not Essential To Human Life

Richmond report notes doctors discussing cancer cases and surgical removals. A man lived a year without his stomach after cancer surgery, digestion aided by the intestines, showing early diagnosis and treatment can save life. Other cases include removing parts of the colon and prostate tissue with patients returning to work in weeks.

Richmond Rol L. Otetteas Phis Tenn Uday Sanders G. J. Thompson Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Thomas

Anne Williams to Be Married on April 30

Berryville March 11 Miss Anne Cabell Williams daughter of Mrs. Samuel Chew Williams will wed Rev. Ernest H Williams on Wednesday afternoon April 30. Williams former Boise Idaho rector of Grace Episcopal Church attended St Hildas Hall and Bryn Mawr College. employed at Washington Public Library. The piece also notes Clarke county organizing a Red Cross nutrition class at Berryville High School taught by Miss Griffin with participants Rose MacDonald Kate Powers Virginia Page Olle Thomas Betty Robertson Edith Morrison Helen Berry and others.

Berryville Anne Cabell Williams Samuel Chew Williams Williams Baltimore Ernest H. Williams Boise Idaho Grace Episcopal Church Bryn Mawr College Mount Pleasant Washington Public Library Clarke County The Red Cross Griffin Berryville High School Elizabeth Moss Boyce Bettyville Rose MacDonald

Notable visitors and forthcoming banquet noted

Family guests from Richmond Annapolis and Madison plan visits to South Church Street. The Oman’s Club banquet at Grace Episcopal Parish House will host about 60 guests with Marion Stolle as toastmistress. Organizers include Mrs Malvin Long and subchairmen Mrs Harry Haskett and Mrs Garland Canter.

Fae Annuse Oman's Club Ert Shenkey Grace Episcopal Church Marion Stolle Malvin Long Harry Haskett Garland Canter Garnet Levi Mae Burch Grayson Sponseller, Jr

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Junior Century Club D. A. Rs Lucyurtz Tevalt E. H. Tevalt South Main Street A. C. Peer Charles Peer Charles Town W. Va Wesley Shirley Sarah Paul Bennett Georgia Her Stephens City Jes Fisher Gary James Bucher Mountain Falls Beulah Carpenter This City Pauline Glynn Luther Tevyalt Here Mary Valma Hodson Mt. Falls Camp George Meade Mifflin Clowe Glen Seaht Asbury Jackson George Miller Lynn Keller Joyce New York Washington, D. C Benjamin M. Knight Knight Lewis Hyde New York City Alan Richardson Little Bobby Dale Robert Dale Memorial Hospital Mrs Merlin Bly Shepherdstown, Va Lawrence Keller Fred Thwaite Florida James Orndorff Winchester Memorial Hospital C. B. Harlee Mayflower Hotel Eleanor Perry Los Angeles Calif Hubert Shutts Harry Co. Adams Mable Betty Lou Bobby Lee Gainesboro Mervin R. Jenkins Shelby Jéan Iris Chapman Cedar Grove Roce Fom Baldridge District of Columbia National Speleological Society National Museum Skyline Caverns Front Royal Baldbridge T. Russell Cather Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, Inc George T. Barnsley Tom Baldridge Jessie Crisman E. W. Wineburg John W. Capper Jacksonville Fla D. L. Larrick Hagerstown C. E. Johnson Walter Huntsberry James Shockey Miami St. Petersburg Richard Griffith Lutheran Bible Class Lutheran Church of Our Saviour Archie Weatherholtz North Street Ralph Cain Girl Scout Council Wiliam P. Massey Washington Street Jolly-Ette Club Jane Jolliffe Donald Smith Maurice Foreman Miler Saffer Robert Jones Bruce Sheard Mary Chapin Polly Ramacciotti Virginia Fogle Jack Amsbaugh Charles Smith Pete Edwards Hunter McGuire North Braddock Street Brooks Pharmacy Haldeman Montague and Adam Barbara Gould Garkeara Bould Wonder Goodrich Silvertown Judy Emir Huntsberry Helen Follett Beauty Box Peggy Moran New Armory Pifer Company Ine N. Loudoun St Mme. Hjalmar Procope United States Johar Fredrik Anne Williams Watkins the Food Center N. Main St Gabardine Patent Loretta Europe Am ‘Ow Hows Chard B. Smith Ward Mcc. Williams Lewis E. H. Robertson Amro B.C. Moore B. Eeill Ernest Mi Charles Ellet Moore Annapolis Ian Midshi Cabell Moore U.S. Naval Academy Henry Scanion Madison, Wis Orleans South Church Street Anne B. C. Moore Minnie Lippitt the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Valley Pride United Food Stores Barbara Bell Jane Patte BELL N. Y
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