Grace Tavish Sees Rise In New York Law Career
Grace Tavish attended New York University law school after modeling for artists. She was voted most beautiful girl in the school and sworn in as an attorney in the Appellate Division Courthouse in Manhattan, becoming one of New York's most beautiful Portias.
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Grace Tavish
New York University Law School
Appellate Division
Manhattan
Union City
N. J
New York
Portias
Emory and Henry Chooses Miss Wolfe for Apple Blossom Queen Contender
Miss Darthula Wolfe of Dante Virginia was selected at a college meeting to represent Emory and Henry at the Apple Blossom festival in Winchester Virginia. She will join the Queen Shenandoah XVII Court and may appear in the Sphinx yearbook.
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Heds
Wolfe
Emory and Henry
Darthula Wolfe
Dante
Emory
Henry Prin
Henry Millege
Winchester
Shenandoah XVII
John N. Garner
Marie McDonald
Aletheian Lterary Society
Delta Rho
Umber Eight
Try the Briten Plan for Brighter Smiles
Briten toothpaste promotes a brighter smile with alkalizing foam in large size tubes priced at 25e and 39¢. Brooks' Pharmacy lists phone 766 for more details.
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
Calendar of Evening Meetings at Local Venues
At George Washington Hotel Rural-Urban Meeting starts at 7 00 p m. Grace Lutheran Mary Martha Class meets 7 30 p m. Winchester Rebekah Association gathers 8 00 p m at Odd Fellows Hall. Euterpian Club study group 8 00 p m at Golden Glow. Wednesday Junior Century Club meets 3 30 p m at Mrs John Williams home with a Russia paper by Mrs John Hedricks. Mrs V R Strader to Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R at Wolfe street home.
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George Washington Hotel
Mary Martha
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Euterpian Club
Golden Glow
Junior Century Club
John Williams
John Hedricks
Russia
V. R. Strader
Fort Loudoun
Wolfe Street
Lester Keiters Are Honored At Party
Mr and Mrs James Allen hosted a dinner Sunday at their Sunnyside home honoring Lester Keiter and his wife Dorothy Allen. Dorothy is the former Miss Dorothy Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Allen of Winchester. Nancy McCluer Laird will marry Robert Eden Peyton IV in Richmond with both from Richmond.
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Lester Keiters
James Allen
Sunnyside
Lester Keiter
Valley Avenue
Keiter
Dorothy Allen
W. M. Allen
Winchester
Nancy McC
Peyton
Richmond
Nancy McCluer Laird
William Reed
Robert Eden Peyton, IV
Edwin C. Laird
Laird
Baird
Helen R. Funk
Washington, D. C
David James
Mrs. Rhodes Huntsberry Has Tonsils Removed
Mrs. Rhodes Huntsberry of Greystone Terrace underwent tonsil removal at Winchester Memorial Hospital this morning. Her condition was satisfactory this afternoon.
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Rhodes Huntsberry
Greystone Terrace
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Births and Engagements for Bosserman Lup ton and Sea bright
Mr and Mrs Walter H Bosserman Jr of Tennyson Avenue welcome daughter Anne born yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Elizabeth Truitt of Norfolk is her mother. The Bossermans also have a son. Mr and Mrs Winfred W Lupton announce daughter Elizabeth Ann born March 6 Route 1 A Hayfield VA. Mrs Lupton formerly Nannie Schnibbe. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sea bright announce engagement of daughter Zorpha M Sea bright to William H Baker of North Braddock Street. Wedding set March 30 at 11 00 am at 916 South Cameron Street.
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Walter H. Bosserman, Jr
Tennyson Avenue
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bosserman
Elizabeth Truitt
Norfolk
Bossermans
Anne
Winfred W. Lupton
Route 1-A
Elizabeth Ann
Lupton
Nannie Schnibbe
Hayfield
Arthur S. Seabright
Zorpha M. Seabright
William H.baker
Albert
K. Baker
North Braddock Street
Arthur Seabright
South
Cameron Street
Lewisburg Man Undergoes Abdominal Ulcer Operation
Melvin Holmes of Lewisburg West Virginia employed by Strickler and Wagner underwent abdominal ulcer surgery yesterday at Memorial Hospital. His friends report his condition as fairly good. He was seized by the attack suddenly and boarded at the Miller home 302 South Cameron Street.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
Melvin Holmes
Strickler and Wagner
Memorial Hospital
Holmes
Miller
South
Cameron. Street
Winchester
Modern Etiquette: Happiness Comes First at Home
Roberta Lee answers readers questions on home life and social roles. Happiness at home is valued over social success, with companions treated as family. The hostess starts napkin placement at a small dinner.
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Johnson
Eighty Members Observe 28th Anniversary of Girl Scouts
About 80 Girl Scouts and leaders gathered in the Gold Room of the George Washington Hotel to mark the 28th anniversary and fundraise for the Juliette Lowe Memorial Fund. The event featured a playlet with Carol Lindstrom Susan Shryock and Jean Whitham and closed with a candle lighting ceremony renewing the Girl Scout pledge.
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George Washington Hotel
Edith Cornwell Garrabrandt
Juliette Lowe
Girl Scouting In
America
Adelboden
Switzerland
Camp Andre
United States
Central
South America
Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary Plans Second Dinner
The House Committee announced a second dinner at Church House on Sunday March 17 from 5 to 8 pm Tickets are available from Mrs. John Minnigerode and all are welcome. The first supper proved popular prompting the new event. Ever Ready Class to Elect Officers Meets at 7 30 this evening for officer reports and attendance urged.
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Episcopal House Committee
House
Episcopal Woman’s Auxiliary
Church House
John Minnigerode
Euterpean Program by the Euterpean Club Study Group
The private dining room of the Golden Glow hosts an evening program at 8 o clock featuring Kathleen McCartney with French and sacred works, Lilian Oakes and Gladys Cochran performing piano pieces, Maria Laure and more plus selections for cello and voice.
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Euterpean Club
Golden Glow
Kathleen McCartney
Massenet
Lilian Oakes
Jocelyn
Godard
Noble Knight
Mayerbear
Eulalia Nalley
Philomena Laren
Faure
Paris
Marshall Palmer Reaches 1000 Autographs Including Lindbergh
Handley High School student Marshall Palmer announces his autograph collection now totals 1000 signatures. The latest addition is Col. Charles Lindbergh, completing the milestone collection.
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Marshall Palmer
Handley High School
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Landlubber Builds Navy Expansion Bill Driven by Vinson
A southern congressman and longtime naval panel chairman Carl Vinson leads the House through approval of a 655 million dollar naval expansion bill. Vinson, 56, has pushed three major expansion measures in six years and has served in Congress since 1914 starting after World War I onset.
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Washington
House
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Naval Committee
United States Navy
Vinson
Congress
Vinson and Navy Hearings Draw Capitol Hill Crowds
Vinson's blunt style and homespun wit sharpen congressional hearings on the Navy brass hats. He urges witnesses to avoid shilly shallying and keeps the committee sessions among the most popular on Capitol Hill.
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Vinson
Navy
Mittee
Capitol Hill
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