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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1952

Page

6

Millwood Social Notes Reflects Busy Families and Visits

Millwood social items recount residents and guests in Boston Fitchburg Orlando and New Smyrna Beach Florida with plans to return to Powhatan. The Blue Ridge Hunt met at Red Gate with many participants. Events include garden clubs flower show in Washington and parish activities at Christ Church and Emmanuel Chapel.

Thomas Nelson Carter Richard Whiting Pitz Boston Douglas Crocker Fitchburg Mass Beardall Gaston Edwards Orlando Fla Thomas Bolling Byrd Point Clear Alabama New Orleans Lakeland William Mitchell Kate Sherman Joost, Jr Summerville Newmarket Randolph Route 12 Brown Road Blue Ridge Hunt Redgate Feld Alexander Mackay- Smith George P Greenhalgh, Jr F.M Ellen Wheeler William West Christ Church Millwood Spencer A. Dundar Emmanuel Church Middleburg Emmanuel Chapel Boyce William H. Hankel Winchester Kenneth N. Gilpin, Jr Kentmore Boca Grande, Fla

CERTA VIN promoted for stomach gas relief in Winchester

An advertisement touts CERTA-VIN as a remedy for stomach gas and bloating. It claims faster digestion, relief from gas pains, and new energy from added Vitamin B-1, urging readers to buy at a local drug store.

Winchester Gaunt’s

Brigadoon Star Rubyam Sabre A New York Ballerina

Brigadoon star Rubyam Sabre a native New Yorker trained with Anthony Tudor and Edward Cantor studied drama at Professional Children's School and the High School of Performing Arts. She began pro work with Radio City Music Hall Corps de Ballet and after a year joined St John Terrell Music Circus Larbertville New Jersey where she appeared in several musicals including Brigadoon.

Rubyam Sabre Jean New Yorker Anthony Tudor Edward Cantor Professional Children’s School High School of Performing Arts Corps de Ballet Radio City Music Hall Radio City St. John Terrell’s Music Circus Larbertville N. J

London Social Notes Highlight Watkins and Guests

London society items note tea hosted by Mr and Mrs William Bell Watkins for Mrs Crawford and guests from Chicago. Dr A C Randolph hosts visiting New York couple Mr and Mrs Winston Henry Frost. Millwood guests attend McKown party for Marshall McCormick Reynolds back from Japan. Open House hosted by Shenandoah Valley National Bank with Mrs Champe Carter Conner III returning home from Tryon North Carolina.

Washington Millwood Kenneth N. Gilpin Ewart Johnston William Bell Watkins George H Burwell Percy Randolph William B. Watkins, Jr Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Church of A. W. Sommerson Bellfield Boston New York City Larchmont N. Y William Greenhalgh Richmond Springsbury Greenway Garden Club Mt. Airy Kenneth N. Gilpin, Jr Clay B. Carr Crawford Cyrus Hill Chicago Winston Henry Frost New York A. C. Randolph Upperville Frost Courtney B. Jones Middlebure Gilbert McKown McKown Marshall McCormick Reynolds Japan George Harrison Burwell Shenandoah Valley National Bank Champe Carter Conner, III Tryon N. C

Congress Party founding details

The All-India Congress Party was formed in 1885 under the leadership of Mohandas Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, backing the campaign for Indian independence. Most members are Hindus.

All-India Congress Party Mohandas Gandh Jawaharlal Nehru

Cooking School At Schewels Draws 300 Attendees

More than 300 local women attended Schewel Furniture Store’s Cooking School yesterday afternoon, with Miss Mary Ryan leading demonstrations on meats vegetables and baked foods. The session in this city was said to double expectations. The program will tour Luray and Harrisonburg this week with W E Wilburn and Richard P Lucas in charge. Prizes included a breakfast set won by Mrs Oda Joy and a tied group of oil stove owners. The grand prize electric stove will be awarded in Harrisonburg after Friday’s class, with no need for winner to be present.

Schewel Furniture Store Mary Ryan Home Service Protection Store Company Luray Harrisonburg W. E. Wilburn Richard P. Lucas Oda Joy Loudoun St Russell Holland Leicester St Clinton Ebersole Berryville John C. Harn W. North Ave

Winchester residents host and visit during weekend

Mrs Bessie Ginn and others from Winchester visited Mrs Floyd Snapp on Thursday. Nannie Wigginton returned from Vienna and Washington. Hagestown resident Mrs Virginia Forney spent the weekend with her ill mother Mrs Luella Hawkins. Lula Crim celebrated her 83rd birthday.

Paper Road Road Bessie Ginn Ruth March Katie Manuel Nellie Clevenger Winchester Floyd Snapp Nannie Wigginton Vienna Washington Virginia Forney Hagerstown Luella Hawkins Claude Donald Harry Martin Jr Jeffery Burlington Edgar Tavenner William Carlisle John Derflinger Agnes Berryville Jacob Copenhaver Clarance Racey Robert Crim Lula Crim

Beiiang tabieta Promises Fast Relief for Gas Distress

An old advertisement touts Beiiang tabieta as the fastest acting medicine for gas and similar distress. It claims to ease burning, heartburn, and indigestion with a promise of rapid relief. Sold for 25 cents.

Nature cures and doctors’ faith in nature’s healing

The article argues that God and nature provide true cures more than synthetic medicine. It notes the use of natural mold growth to produce penicillin and raw onions shown to kill bacteria. It mentions many similar natural remedies and asserts they are sold at leading drug stores.

Dieting Americans Cut Fat and Starch for Lean Meats

Washington report shows Americans trim fat and starch in favor of lean meats, eggs, milk, and fruits. Butter and potato use fall 15 years, while beef and lamb gains reflect a shift in farm production. Officials note price changes and reduced dairy expansion accompany changing consumer tastes.

Washington Agriculture Department Department

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Millwood Social Notes By E. W. Conner Brigadoon Star London Ee Congress Party Schewels Paper Mill Mother Nature Hope Nature CAEC By Ovid A. Martin E. Piccadilly St Penney RAYON Gabardine the Hope Co Waverly East St. Louis Ilinois
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