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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1944

Page

5

First marriage at Baker General Hospital

Private Bradley B. Blanton Norton of Norton, Virginia, 87 Japanese raids veteran, married Ruth Marie Hilton at Newton D. Baker General Hospital in Martinsburg. Chaplain John A. McAfee officiated as fellow soldiers watched from wheelchairs and beds. Mrs Blanton will stay nearby during his convalescence.

Martinsburg W. Va Southwest Pacific Bradley B. Blanton Norton Army Newton D. Baker General Hospital Ruth Marie Hilton H. M. Hilton Prospect St. Indianapolis Ind Pvt Bilanton John A. McAfee Blanton Port Moresby New Guinea

Revival services set at Montague Avenue Church

Rev John Teter announces guest speaker Rev H Wark Curry of Front Royal for revival services at Montague Avenue Methodist Church. Events run Sunday night March 26 to Friday night March 31 with high praise for Curry’s evangelism record.

John Teter H. Wark Curry Front Royal Montague Avenue Methodist Church Teter Montague Avenue Church Curry

Local greetings and moves noted in Arlington area

Arlington residents Mr George and family and Misses Mary and Alice Newcomb visited, with Mrs Dora Grimes. Mr Jonah Good fractured two ribs at his barn while working with a horse. Edgar Collins and son How ard from Bunker Hill were business callers. Mrs Martin Burmester of Washington weekended here. Elmer Adams and I moved from near Middletown to Mr D K Russells tenant house. Stanley Larimer family moved from Galilee to Cedar Grove. Heavy rain stalled Western county mail routes. Geese head north robin and dove signals of early spring.

George Arlington Mary Alice Newcomb Winchester Dora Grimes Helen Jean Jonah Good Edgar Collins Howard Bunker Hill Martin Burmester Washington, D. C Elmer Adams Middletown D. K. Russell William Fishel Stanley Larimer

Each With His Own Brush Stereopticon Lecture Series

L P Tederick will present a picture sermon series titled Each With His Own Brush in Reliance charge churches. The life of Christ paintings by Oriental artists will be shown at Ridings Chapel on March 21, Fairview Methodist on March 28, and Reliance events March 26 and a later Greenway start, all at 7:45 or 8 p.m. Free-will offering requested. Public invited.

L. P. Tederick Reliance Greenway Christ Ridings Chapel Friendship Church Fairview Methodist Church

President Pens His Own Speeches Says Reporter

Washington column argues the President writes his own speeches with help from staff and sources. It notes Rosenman and Sherwood as possible writers but emphasizes the final product reflects the President’s own ticket, with some cases where officials have fully scripted remarks.

Judge Rosenman Robert Sherwood Sen. Barkley Pesident Bakiey Congress En Kote

Cross Junction notes from March visitors and local updates

Cross Junction Virginia reports Jack Mangold and family visiting relatives in W Va while J S Braithwaite improves after flu. E W Braithwaite leaves Memorial Hospital soon as Viola Grove returns from Richmond. Kenneth Lewis rests for heart and rheumatic treatment, plans to paint boats and bombers during recovery.

Winchester E. W. Braithwaite Memorial Hospital Viola Grove Richmond Phillip _Morris Otis Brown Wheatfield Schol Kenneth, Taylor Paul Luttrell

Local Sales Directory Listings List March Auctions

March auction notices detail sales by Mrs How ard Lautrell Miles Dean Harry L McCann Lula Lina berg J R Bell Earl Fries Anderson near Gore with stocks, livestock, dairy cows, farm implements, antiques, household goods, and animals on March 18 20 23 24 in Winchester Greenspring Rippon and Gore areas.

Howard Lautrell Winchester Gainesboro Virginia B. Dean S. Main St Harry L. McCann Lula M. Linaberg S. W Wardensville J. R. Bell Rippon Earl Fries Greenspring White Hall Anderson Gore Machinery

Douglas School News Tenth Grade Honor Roll and Declama tion Contest Dates

The Tenth Grade honor roll lists Mary Wonzer Anna Wonzer Alberte Washington James Warren Lanier Turner Louisenne Ginstner with B averages. Preliminaries for the Declamation contest start Monday March 20 and the contest is set for Tuesday March 24, with all invited to attend. Reporter Taylor Finley.

Mary Wonzer Anna Wonzer Alberte Washington James Warren Lanier Turner Louisenne Ginstner Taylor Finley

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Pain Relief

Advertises Moone's Emerald Oil as a fast remedy for swollen inflamed feet after a hot bath. Claims relief within fifteen minutes and urges readers to buy at any drug store. Uses strong testimonial language to persuade tired feet sufferers.

Moone

Brothers Not Allowed On Same Navy Vessel

New Orleans reports that three Howe brothers from Granger Indiana were disbanded from serving together after the Navy banned brothers from sailing on the same ship. Eugene 21 and twins Loren and Lorence trained at Great Lakes Gulfport and served as loader pointer and trainer before the policy change following the Sullivan tragedy. The brothers lament the rule and question the logic while mother Violet Howe faces new constraints on her sons.

New Orleans Navy Husky Howe Eugene Howe Sullivan Brothers Howe Eugene Loren Lorence Howe Granger Ind Great Lakes Ill Gulfport Miss Lorence Pointer Violet Howe

WACs Allowed to Wear Wedding Finery in Uniform Era

The War Department reversed rules on wedding attire for WACs and other service women, allowing traditional bridal dress when not in play or off duty. Nurses, dietitians, and physio-therapists may also wear wedding wear in uniform, contrasting with Marines and Waves who already did so.

Washington War Department Wacs Army Trosseaux

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