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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1946

Page

6

Social Notes of Local Marriages and Visits

Social notes record Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Knoke returning from a Toledo honeymoon with relatives, a First Baptist Church ceremony, and plans to reside in Toledo. Other items include Berryville marriage, hospital stays, visits between families, and a Sargent Shipe wedding in Albin, with military service and postwar plans.

R. H. Knoke Toledo Ohio O. G. Knoke Austin Street H. E. Reiett Virginia Rittenour W. F. Rittenour Handley High School Leggetts Department Store Woodward High School Mt. Weather Bluemont Berryville The Baptist Parsonage R. Carrington Paulette Margaret Bell Henry Charles Town W. Va Odisource James Ranson Sargent-Shipe Melvin Shipe Albin Zenith Adeline Edward James Sargent Dewey Sargent E. B. Smith Lutheran Church Virginia Woolen Company SAS Winchester

Military family travel and service updates at Roanoke and camps

Technician Fifth Grade Lester Burkhart returns to Camp Shank New York after a four day visit with wife and family. Dr P W Boyd and daughter Mary Warden Boyd depart for Roanoke to visit relatives. Seaman Longerbeam arrives on boat leave from Camp Peary and plans to report back to Camp Finney. Pvt Charles W Minghim returns from Fort Sill and heads to Camp Pickett before possible overseas deployment.

Lester Burkhart Camp Shank New York Cpl. Burkhart Ordance Roanoke P. W. Boyd Mary Warden Boyd Seaman Longerbeam Eugene Longerbeam U. S. Navy Ada Longerbeam Millwood Clarke Camp Peary Camp Finney Charles W. Minghim Arthur Minneon Boyce Fort Sill Oklahoma Minghini Camp Pickett Pickett

Relatives in Richmond Host Mrs Collier and Family

Mrs. Robert Collier of Stephens City spent the past week in Richmond with relatives and friends. Measles illness in Hanover Pa resident Mrs. Bruce R Jacobs at her mother’s North Loudoun Street home shows improvement in herself and her daughter Sylvia who was also confined but recovering.

Richmond Robert Collier Stephens City Bruce R. Jacobs Hanover Loudoun Street Jacob Sylvia

Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon

Lessons discuss common word usage and pronunciation. The author teaches misused phrases mispronounced spellings and synonyms while urging a daily vocabulary gain. The example word STOLID is defined with pronunciation guidance and a sample sentence.

W. L. Gordon

Larrick to graduate from Medical College of Virginia

Robert Vernon Larrick of Gore Virginia will graduate from the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond this evening at 8 o clock. He is the oldest son of J Walter Larrick a Frederick county fruit farmer. After graduation he will move to Charleston West Virginia to work as staff physician with the C and O Railroad.

Robert Vernon Larrick Gore Medical College of Virginia Richmond J. Walter Larrick Frederick County Charleston W. Va C and O. Railroad

Mrs Mayne Guests Sister In Cambridge

Mrs Albert Mayne of Cambridge Maryland visits sister Mrs B E Russell on South Cameron Street. She was called to Winchester by the death of her brother Clarence Haymaker.

Albert Mayne Cambridge, Md B. E. Russell South Cameron Street Mayne Winchester Clarence Haymaker

Berryville social notes recount local visits and travel

Mrs. Albert Cox has returned home from Mercy Hospital Baltimore after major surgery. Ruth Berlin came from Washington to Berryville for a visit with Edward and Mrs. Berlin. The Enders visit Richmond, Virginia. Charley Feltner and family return from Florida. F C Hutteman travels to Rochester with Mrs. Hutteman joining later from North Bay. Alfred Kerfoot hosts Mrs. R H Bobb in Llewellyn. Ethel Hereford returns to Washington after Berryville visit. Bill Farr returns to Washington with Dan Fletcher and Bea Fletcher, a nurse student at Winchester Memorial. Virginia Carson Owens, nurse student at Memorial, visits parents. Hugh Owens hosts sister in Hyattsville Md.

Berryville, Va Albert Cox Mercy Hospital Baltimore Berryville Ruth Berlin Washington, D. C Edward P. Berlin F C. Hutteman Rochester N. Y Hutteman North Bay Canada Bill Farr Dan Fletcher Fletchers Miss Bea Fletcher Winchester Memorial Hospital Virginia Carson Owens Memorial Hospital Winchester Claude Owens Hugh Owens Mr. Owens J. B. Riddick Hyattsville, Md

Bridal Veil Materials and Etiquette Guidance

Roberta Lee advises brides choose fine filmy veil material often lace and tulle. simple tulle preferred. Parents should not usher out young guests. referring to a girl as girlie is ill bred and rude.

Many regional residents visit kin and attend events

A long list of local people hosted guests in Berryville Front Royal Winchester and Washington. Discharged service members Lt Wilbur Feltner and family visit J T Feltner household while Jacqueline Ann Mergler arrives from Florida. Others travel to Richmond Clarksburg and Fredericksburg for family visits funerals and college activities.

Jacqueline Ann Mergler Florida Mrs. Mergler James Feltner Wilbur Feltner Mrs. Feltner J. T. Feltners

Winchester Girl Scout Leaders Training Course Announcement

The Winchester Girl Scout Council offers a Basic Training Course for Intermediate Leaders. The first meeting, five-part course, is Tuesday March 26 from 7 30 to 9 30 in the Girl Scout Room directed by Mrs Irvin Cather chairwoman Part I Orientation and Organization presented by Mrs Herbert Solenberger and Mrs Robert McNally Other meetings dates to be announced Topics include Arts and Crafts Literature and Dramatics Health and Safety and Nature and Outdoors

Winchester Girl Scout Council Irvin Cather Herbert Solenberger Robert McNally Solenberger

White Hall Farm Meeting Monday

Farmers of the White Hall community will gather Monday at 7:30 PM at the Grange Hall after a postponement. A covered dish supper is planned with talks by Cresswell Henderson, Madeline Myers, and I. Fred Stine. Community committee members will be elected and the county agriculture board will be formed.

White Hall Grange Hall Cresswell Henderson Lord Pairfax Stine County Board of Agriculture

White Mite Society Holds Grimes Monthly Meeting

Grimes Virginia March 22 The White Mite Society met last Wednesday at Mrs Harry Leight home with good attendance. Visitors include Mr Samuel Boyd and son from near Albin. Local families move nearby homes and measles illness affects many children in the community.

Dewey Brown White Hall Winchester Bruce Lodge Floyd Ash Apple Pie Ridge Nicholson Place Hopewell

Trial Justice Court Sentences Recently Rendered

The court list shows guilty verdicts for speeding and drunkenness across several defendants. Charles Manley Stewart of Baltimore faces $10 and costs. Norman Dinges of Woodstock Virginia receives $10 and costs plus 30 days in jail. Melvin Garland McKee of White Hall is guilty of drunkenness with $10 and costs. Paul Strotter is acquitted on drunkenness. Gordon Woodrow Miller of 225 E Boscawen Jt is guilty of speeding and improper registration with $10 and costs. William Harry Smith of 130 Peyton Street and J Fred Stouffer of Hagerstown are guilty of speeding with $5 and costs. Albert F. Clark also guilty of speeding and drunkenness with $5 and costs and a 30 day suspended jail sentence.

W. E. Edwards Charles Manley Stewart Baltimore Norman Dinges Woodstock Melvin Garland McKee White Hall Paul Strotter Gordon Woodrow Miller E. Boscawen

Community Church Talk Draws Mayor Larrick’s Message

Middletown Virginia March 22 Mayor Fred J Larrick will bring a message to the local church on Sunday March 24 a talk described as instructive and of broad interest The note adds that many residents spent weekends visiting relatives in Washington DC Baltimore and Jacksonville Florida and that several locals are cited for travels illnesses and family milestones

Burnt Church Burnt Presbyterian Church Robert Butler, Jr Alfred M. Luttrell Fred J. Larrick Lucy Matthews G. A. Carbaugh Washington, D. C Matthews Emory Matthews Pinel Clinic Ellicott City Lacy Coverstone Nancy Allison Kline Ellen Betty Jane J. Alvin Henkle Jacksonville Florida Shelby Keith L. I New York Ann Rhodes Williamson M. H. Rhodes Holmes Campbell Williamsburg Harry Matthews Navy Washington, D R. V. Whitehurst Doris Whitehurst Winchester May Ginn Robert H. Barr H. A Portsmouth C. H. Barr Church Street Frank Shattuck Way Side Inn Miami Ruby Everly Memorial Hospital

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