Calendar of events for Tuesday and Wednesday
Society listings show meetings and rehearsals across Winchester area. Senior Girl Scout Troop meets Miss Ann Oakes home. Grace Lutheran Church Auxiliary assembles at church. Braddock Street M E Church Circles meet at Mrs D M Hoffman and at Mrs W G Hardy. W P A Chorus at Market Street M E Church. Winchester Rebekah at Odd Fellows Hall. Euterpian Study Group at Miss Helen Bailey. Kiwanis Club lunch at George Washington. Century Club with Miss Nancy Larrick. Junior Auxiliary Fashion Show and Revue rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Oakes
Woman's Auxiliary
Grace Lutheran Church
Braddock Street
M. E
D. M. Hoffman
W. Cecil Street
W. P
Market Street
W. G. Hardy
Lee Street
Winchester Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Euterpian
Helen Bailey
Kiwanis Club
George Washington
Padenacssd
Mrs Bauserman Hosts Shower for Emily Lanford and Wedding Plans
Mrs Elia Brown Bauserman entertained a miscellany shower for Miss Emily Lanford who will wed Mr James Trump of Kearneysville West Virginia this spring. About thirty guests attended with green and yellow floral decor. Prizes went to Mrs Thomas Elsen and Mrs Myers. The note also mentions Mrs Frank Kershner leaving for Baltimore as Mr Kershner begins business there. The piece covers narcissus shows planned by Garden Club of Virginia and Alexandria affiliates, and a Hayfield Virginia homecoming dinner for the Nelson family with multiple attendees and illness recovery of Mrs Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Brown Bauserman
Emily Lanford
James Trump
Kearneysville
W. Va
Thomas Elsen
Berryville
Myers
Martinsburg
Virginia
Fauquier and Loudoun Garden Club
Charles Holden
Garden Club of Alexandria
Cochairman
Garden Club of Virginia
J. E. Nelson
Hayfield
Denver Newlin
Ernest Whitlock
Vivian
Baltimore
Virgie Nelson
Miami
Fla
Turner Sirbaugh
Douglas
Charlotte
Calvin Grubbs
Dalano
Kenneth
Harry Whitlock
Thomas Fearrett
Winchester
C. L. Whitlock
Winifred
Georgie Nail
Charles Newlin
Nelson
Rahway student named Apple Blossom festival princess
Miss Charlotte Williams of Rahway New Jersey a Southern Seminary senior has been chosen as a festival princess to represent the school at Winchester's Apple Blossom event. Technicolor college films were shot last week by the National Bureau of Private Schools of New York. Mrs Marvin Hook returns from Florida visit with her son Cephas Hook Elon College student planning spring vacation with family in Hampshire County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Williams
Rahway
N. J
Southern Seminary and Junior College
Buena Vista
Winchester
Marvin Hook
Florida
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Cephas Hook
Elon College
North Carolina
Hampshire County
Miss Harris Hosts Bowling Party for Richmond Guests
Virginia Harris daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H B Harris entertained yesterday afternoon at a bowling party in Winchester at the Recreation Center. Guests were Misses Alice Virginia Wellford Jane Coleman Polly Pollard of Richmond visiting Miss Elizabeth and Miss Judy Beverley at Milton Valley. Also present were Miss Brookie Har Miss Dorothy Moore Miss James in Womack and Miss Annes. Mrs George Hohannes hosts lunch and bridge at the Southern Inn this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harris
Beverley
Virginia Harris
H. B. Harris
Alice
Virginia Wellford
Jane Coleman
Polly Pollard
Richmond
Elizabeth
Judy Beverley
Milton Valley
William Beverley
Winchester
Henior
Brookie Har
Dorothy Moore
Jambs
Womack
Anne Ms
Musical Selections at Cooperative Education Meeting
During tomorrow's luncheon at Christ Episcopal Church the Cooperative Education Association will feature Miss Lillian Oakes singing a solo and a chorus by the Stephens City High School Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Education Association
Christ Episcopal Church
Lillian Oakes
Stephens City
Glee Club
Special meeting of Grace Lutheran Church auxiliary
The Wo mans Auxiliary of Grace Lutheran Church will hold a 7 30 o clock meeting tonight at the residence of Miss Jennie Green on South Loudoun Street. Full attendance of the membership is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Jennie Green
South Loudoun Street
DAR Delegates Named for State Meeting
Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be represented at the state meeting in Charlottesville tomorrow by vice regent Mrs F L Ayler of Berryville and delegates Mrs Francis J Marshall and Mrs William W Glass of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
State Organization
Charlottesville
F. L. Ayler
Berryville
Francis J. Marshall
William W. Glass
Fashion and Spinach junior show announced at Handley High
Posters around town promote the forthcoming Junior Auxiliary revue "Fashion and Spinach" by Handley High School senior Jane Jolliffe a top art student and photographic editor of Handlian. Fellow Handley student Aloise Brill aids in training models under Mrs Philip Williams while postgraduate work continues. Handley students receive a special 25 cent admission rate with tickets on sale at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Jolliffe
Handley High School
Philip Williams
Handley
Junior Century Club Meeting Details
The Junior Century Club plans a 3 30 gathering tomorrow at Miss Nancy Gray Larrick's home. Miss Virginia Cover Russell will read the afternoon paper written by Miss Mary Virginia Steck, who is wintering in New York. Mrs Jack Wilkins is visiting New York City for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Century Club
Nancy Gray Larrick
Virginia Cover Russell
Mary Virginia Steck
Steck
New York
Mrs
Jack Wilkins
New York City
Modern Etiquette Advice on Seating and Attire
A man should seat a female guest in the right hand seat in a taxi, or sit opposite with his back to the dhapt er if multiple ladies ride. For a ball, formal evening dress is required. Answering a written tea invitation is not obligatory.
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr Place in Berryville
Mrs. A L Place hosted a surprise birthday party at Berryville avenue for Mr Place. Guests included James Tuttle Earl Place Robert Dick Russell Pugh J W Omps Hugh Ritenour Evelyn Slonaker Preston Place Kenneth Place Solomon Mowrey A L Omps Austin Hovermale Yvonne Richard Hovermale Wayne Omps Frances Conner Audrey DeHaven Glenna Place Mary Louise Place Glenda Sawyer Lee Place and Shirley Ritenour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Place
Berryville Avenue
Hugh Ritenour
Evelyn Slonaker
Preston Place
Kenneth Place
Solomon Mowrey
A. L. Omps
Austin Hovermale
Yvonne
Richard Hovermale
Wayne Omps
Frances Conner
Audrey DeHaven
Glenna Place
Mary Louise Place
Glenda Sawyer
Lee Place
Shirley Ritenour
Theatre Group Meet Under Griffith Jr Direction
The Little Theatre Study Group under ir. Richard Griffith Jr. will meet Wednesday at 8 15 in the Parish House. Senior Auxiliary cast members are excused from this class. Admiral Byrd Visits Mother. Admiral Richard E. Byrd spent Sunday with his mother at her Amherst Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre
Ir. Richard Griffith, Jr
Nior
Admiral Byrd
Admiral Richard E. Byrd
Richard E. Byrd, Sr
Amherst Street
Local residents listed in social notes
Mr John Ramey formerly of this city now in Staunton spent yesterday in Winchester en route to Washington for a theatre managers meeting. Mrs John M Steck Jr hosts her bridge club at Fairmont avenue home. Mr James Cordon returned from Raleigh NC after weekend visit. Mr John Carbaugh radio operator on the U S S New York stays with his parents in Stephens City. Miss Patsy Sartelle returned from Washington after attending Nelson Eddy concert. Mr N K Larrick of Hayfield and Mr James A Loy of Winchester trip to Washington today returning home tomorrow. Prof and Mrs A L Hook and daughter Miss Irene Hook of Eton College NC spend spring vacation with Mrs Robert C Hook at 1002 Amherst street. Mrs W F Brown of South Braddock street admitted to Winchester Memorial hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ramey
Staunton
Winchester
Ramey
Washington
John Carbaugh
New York
H. M. Carbaugh
Stephens City
Patsy Sartelle
Miss Sartelle
Nelson Eddy
N. K. Larrick
Hayfield
James A. Loy
A. L. Hook
Irene Hook
Eton College
N. C
Robert C. Hook
Amherst Street
Mrs Edward Anderson Returns Home From Milton Velo Visit
Mrs Edward Anderson, recent guest of Mrs William Beverly at Milton Velo, returned to her Richmond Virginia home on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Anderson
William Beverly
Milton Velo
Richmond
Thursday Bridge Club Meets With Mrs McGuire
Mrs Hunter H McGuire will entertain the Thursday bridge club at her home on North Brad dock street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursday Bridge Club
McGuire
Hunter H. McGuire
North Braddock Street
Community groups plan meetings at churches and library
W P A Chorus rehearses at Market Street M E Church at 7 30 and art class enrollees include Virginia Boyd Lawrence Jolliffe Coolie Verner and S Crawford MacCallum with sessions in Hagestown Md Circle No 8 meets at 7 30 tonight at Mrs W G Hardy’s Lee Street home led by Mrs L Hammond Attention to a date change Rev and Mrs Roof welcomed a daughter Ina Lee born Sunday night in Winchester Memorial Hospital W C U meets Thursday at Handley Library at 3 o clock and Miss Hazel Woods with Miss Della Taylor visit from Boston to Cumberland Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Boyd
Lawrence Jolliffe
Coolie Verner
S. Crawford MacCallum
Hagerstown
Hardy
Braddock Street
M. E
W. G. Hardy
Lee Street
L. Hammond
Hazel Woods
Della Taylor
Boston
Mass
Ida Seabright
Kathryn Patton
Miss Woods
Miss Taylor
Winchester
Cumberland, Md
Clarence Smallwood
Local notes from Stephens City and Huntington visitors
Miss Virginia Boyd returns from Philadelphia. Mrs. E C Cadwallader of Huntington West Virginia visits friends in Stephens City. Master Hunter Gaunt Jr son of Mr and Mrs Hunter Gaunt on Greystone Terrace is ill with a severe case of whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Cadwallader
Huntington, W. Va
Stephens City
Master Hunter Gaunt, Jr
Hunter Gaunt
Greystone Terrace
Millwood Social Notes
Millwood Va March 21 Mr and Mrs William Bell Wat kins Jr entertained at a party on Millwood Avenue Guests included Miss Mary Dougherty Miss Anne Meade Miss Polly Winslow Graham and Frazier Dougherty Louis Meade Jr and Kenneth N Gilpin Jr Mr and Mrs Henry P Mitchell had dinner at Min turn Sunday with guests Hugh Powell Benjamin Harrison and Richard Talbot Capt and Mrs Ewart Johnson left for Baltimore and will be away several days Richard E Dole visiting from St Pauls School Concord NH arrives Thursday to stay with his mother Mrs Richard Dole in Clarke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
William Bell Watkins, Jr
Millwood Avenue
Mary Dougherty
Anne Meade
Polly Winslow
Messrs
Graham and
Frazier Dougherty
Louis Meade Jr
Kenneth N. Gilpin Jr
Henry P. Mitchell
Minturn
Hugh Powell
Benjamin Harrison
Richard Talbot
Richard E. Dole
St. Paul’s School
Concord
N. H
Richard Dole
Clarke
Social and Club Notices From Local Families
Mrs Roland G Mitchell hosts dinner at the Glen with guests Hugh Powell Henry Mite Benjamin Harrison Richard Talbot and John Wilcox of Front Royal. District Nurse Association met at Woodley the Doughertys home. Watkins and Boy-Ed to spend weekend in Atkin Florida. Duplicate Bridge Club met at Saratoga hosted by Mary and Agnes Page. Brubaker and Byrd visited Brubaker parents and returned to Alexandria. Whiting motored to Washington for the day. Townsend Burwell visited Florence Winer in Charlottesville. William Bell Watkins and Earl Boy-Ed toured Washington for the day. Mrs William Beverley hosted dinner at Milton Valley with Welfords Polly Pollard Jane Coleman guests. Edward G Butler attended a regent meeting at Mt Vernon. Everard K Meade Jr returned to Washington after staying at Edgewood. N Burwell Jones and wife spent Sunday at Woodbine in Alexandria. Brubaker family guest in Washington, with visits to Mrs Preston Byrd in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland G. Mitchell
Glen
Hugh Powell
Henry P. Mite
Benjamin Harrison
Richard Talbot
John Wilcox
Front Royal
William Beverley
Milton Valley
Misses Welfords
Polly Pollard
Jane Coleman
Richmond
Thomas Meade
Kenneth N. Gilpin Jr
Benjamin Randolph
Beverly Randolph
Two Fires Ravage Kern Street Business District
Fire destroyed W. B. Snider and Son furniture store and an adjacent Adams property in the Kern street area, causing about 17500 dollars in damage. Fire Chief and local crews saved the front dwelling. Snider plans to rebuild with insurance coverage expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Snider
the Star
Snider
South End
Adams
Pingley Placed On Probation
Judge John Paul of Harrisonburg placed G. Ray Pingley on probation after his conviction for operating an illegal moonshine still near Mountain Falls. The Federal court conviction stemmed from last October. sentencing was delayed due to the illness of attorney Frank Brumback. Pingley was represented yesterday by Gilbert E. Pence. Ole Columbus Windle, convicted in October with Pingley, received six months and a $500 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul
Harrisonburg
G. Ray Pingley
Mountain Falls
Pingley
Frank Brumback
Woodstock
Gilbert E. Pence
Ole Columbus Windle
Neatness Personified on City Street visit
In Green Bay a tall elderly man kicked mud from car fenders on E Waynut street and wiped lights, puzzled policemen who detained him. He quipped he hates dirty automobiles and would keep one clean if he owned one, then was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
E. Waynut Street
Crocker Couple Back From Bermuda Visit Fitchburg
Mr and Mrs Douglas Crocker return to Fitchburg Massachusetts after a Bermuda trip. Mrs Crocker is daughter of Mrs Thomas N Carter of Powhatan. Mr Brooke Neville and Miss Lucy Hansucker of Washington spent the weekend as guests of Mr Harry Hansucker and Miss Virginia Hansucker at Brexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Crocker
Bermuda
Fitchburg, Mass
Brooke Neville
Lucy Hansucker
Washington
Harry Hansucker
Virginia Hansucker
Local School Holds Line After Nazi Affiliation Incident
Cumberland Md March 21 Ruth Langer a Fort Hill High School senior who joined the Nazi party in 1936 reached a truce with school officials after a state senator demanded action. She agreed to stop wearing the Nazi uniform to school and said she discussed the program only on a dare. William Gunter president of the Allegany County Board of Education said the incident ended with the pupil refraining from visible Nazi attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Ruth Langer
Fort Hill
Germany
William Gunter
Allegany County Board of Education
Barbara Bell Pattern 1660 B Dress for Women
Comfy stylish design with bodice fullness and no bulk. Features pleated sleeves deep armholes and big patch pockets. Pattern Suit sizes 38 to 52 with yardage 41% of 35 inch fabric and 3 yards ric rac. Includes sew chart for beginners and price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
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Society
Mrs. Bauserman
Miss Lanford
Nelson Home
George Hohannes
Sat Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Church
Miss Green
Miss Jolliffe
Alecia Beauty Salon
Mr. Place
Gene Bradstreet
Reno
Nevada
Ann Cooper Hewitt Gay
Hubby
Ronald Gay
John M. Steck, Jr
Fairmont Avenue
James Cordon
Raleigh
W. F. Brown
South Braddock Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
W. P. A. Chorus
W. P. A. Community Chorus
Market Street M. E
W. C. TU
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Handley Library
Philadelphia
Howard L. James
W. Piccadilly
Millwood Social Notes
Blip
Haldeman’s
W. B. Snider & Son
Huntsberry
District Nurse Association
Woodley
Graham Dougherty
William Bell Watkins
Virginia Watkins
Karl
Vaida
Atkins
Miss Watkins
Miss
Miss Spence
School For Girls
Duplicate Bridge Club
Saratoga
Mary
Agnes Page
Philip Brubaker
William Byrd
Mr. Brubaker
William Brubaker
Alexandria
Brubaker
Preston Byrd
Richard Whiting
Washington, D. C
Townsend Burwell
Charlottesville, Va
Florence Winer
Neve Hall
Earl Boy-Ed
Edward G. Butler
Mt. Vernon
Everard K. Meade, Jr
Edgewood
E. K. Meade
Mrs. N. Burwell Jones
John Grisby
United
Philippine Islands
D. M. Sprinkle
Benton Snider
Captain Sprinkle
The
Philippines
E. Piccadilly St
Solons
Roe
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Seven Seas
Interstate Diesel Agency, Inc
15Th Street
N. W
Dow
Loudoun St
Piter Ing Company, Inc
Sinclair
Sinclair Servic
John C. Woolfolk
the Evening Star’s Daily
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N
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