Social Notes: Women’s Civic League schedules study and clubs
Weekly study classes for women include Bible study led by Mrs. Jay Lowden with Rev. James Roe speaking on Old Testaments and The Gospels at Handley Library. Public Speaking with co leaders Mrs. Richard Lewis and Miss Marss Davis at 1:30 p m in trustees room. International affairs led by Mrs. Ronald Wilson meets at 11:00 a m Thursday at Chanticleer Inn with AAUW round table. lunch at 12:30 for those staying. Reservations by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Civic League
Jay Lowden
James ” Roe
Handley Library
Roe
Richard Lewis
Miss Mar SS Davis
Ronald Wilson
Joseph Schroth
Chanticleer Inn
Aauw International Round Table Group
AAUW
John Moors
Civic League
Schroth
Albert Seal
Chester Riley
Rudolph Evans
Robert Lozier
S. Washington St
Calendar of events and wedding notice in Winchester region
A sequence of March events lists club meetings at various venues including Handley Library and Winchester municipal facilities. Marriage plans are announced for Ellen Brumback and Robert Deverson with attendants named and ceremony set at the bride’s home Belle Grove.
Birth Announcements List March 19 21
March 19 and 20 notices report births to Shields Ludwig Davis Whitlock Heishman Spicer Whitlock Hamrick Hausenfluck Vance Hough. Each entry notes parent names address and that the mother is the former Miss. The children include multiple girls and two boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Shields
E. Monmouth St
Shields
Vanda Buckler
Hugh Patton
E. Piccadilly St
Patton
Maxine Ludwig
Scott Wingfield
Fairmont Ave
Wingfield
Kathryn Davis
Russell Heishman
Wardensville
Heishman
Lillian Line
Edgar Spicer
Glaize Ave
Spicer
Doris Colvin
Garland Whitlock
Valley Ave
Whitlock
Doris Supinger
Walter Hamrick
Morgan St
Clarence Hausenfluck
Hausenfluck
Frances Rinker
David Vance
Route 1
Vance
Evelyn Pifer
End
William Hough
Berryville
Hough
Jacqueline Longerbeam
Sam Thomas Improves at Winchester Hospital
Clarke county Commissioner of Revenue Sam Thomas, patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital since February 28, shows improvement and hopes to return home soon. The Women’s Civic League sponsors a public speaking class led by Mrs. Richard Lewis and Miss Marjorie Davies, meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Handley library trustees room. open to all women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Thomas
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Richard Lewis
Marjorie Davies
Women’s Civic League
Handley Library
Overnight guest visit noted at Spring Crest Avenue
Overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nobel Pierce Jr. on Spring Crest Avenue was Mr. Robert Pride from southern Virginia on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobel Pierce Jr
Springcrest Ave
Robert Pride
Southern Virginia
Marriage of Caroline Katharine Allen and Leslie R Golli day
Announcement of the marriage between Caroline Katharine Allen and Leslie R Golli day of Middletown. The ceremony was held March 6 in Hagestown. The bride, daughter of the late P A Hummer of Winchester, and the groom, son of the late Robert Golliday of Middletown, received guests including matron of honor Mrs Turner Bowen and best man. The couple will reside in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Katherine Allen
Leslie R. Golliday
Middleton
Hagerstown
P. A. Hummer
Winchester
Robert Golliday
Middletown
Turner Bowen
Betty Gibbens Elected President of Sorority
Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held an officer election at Mrs. Dorothy Rice's home. Betty Gibbens will serve as president with Nancy Butler as vice president, Betty Wright secretary, Dorothy Sirbaugh treasurer, and Nancy Schumacher program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lineburg
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
John P. Lamb Jr
Charles Schmidt
George Snider
Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Dorothy Rice
Betty Gibbens
Nancy Butler
Betty Wright
Dorothy Sirbaugh
Nancy Schumacher
Schumacher
Jean Patton
Thomas Gainesborough
Mesjames Marjorie Bywaters
Kitty Rudolph
Ev Binner
Ethel Houston
Mary Polhamus
Reinventor's Club Forms Among Frederick Clarke Women
Mrs Dorothy Coffman hosted a St Patrick s Day gathering at 250 East St for the first official meeting of the Reinventor s Club formed by young women of Frederick and Clarke counties. Pikena was played, prizes awarded, and officers were Rosalie Carper president Grace Butler vice president Mae Lanhan secretary Louise Shifflette treasurer. Refreshments followed the business meeting amid green and white decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Coffman
East St
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Rosalie Carper
Grace Butler
Mae Lanhan
Louise Shifflette
The Youngster With Night Terrors Needs Good Care
A medical piece explains night terrors in children aged five to eight, with attacks from deep sleep and no memory in the morning. It contrasts with nightmares, notes potential causes like infections and insecurity, and urges environmental adjustments over sedatives, citing a typical duration of weeks to months.
St Patrick's Day Themed Club Party Honors Hostess Birthday
The hostess celebrated a birthday during a St Patrick's Day themed club gathering. Present were Mesdames Louise Lee Mozelle Bowser Mollie Suddith of Boyce and Margaret Dunne of Winchester, who gave a lovely gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Louise Lee
Mozelle Bowser
Mollie Suddith
Boyce
Margaret Dunne
Winchester
Sine, Sine attend Tonawanda church anniversary speech
Rev. and Mrs. Charles R. Sine of Gore returned home after attending the 95th anniversary of the First Church of Christ at Tonawanda where he was guest preacher on March 14. He once led the church as pastor from 1921 to 1928 and helped raise funds for a new edifice. the mortgage was burned last Sunday and the building is debt free. He was invited in December to Hamilton, Ohio for their 80th anniversary but declined due to ill health. His health has improved and he now serves as pastor at Walnut Springs Christian Church in Orando where a new brick building will be dedicated in June.
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Charles R. Sine
Gore
Pennsylvania
New York
Firt Church of Christ
Tonawanda
N. 7
Sine
Line
Hamilton
Ohio
Walnut Springs Christian Church
Oranda2
Dr Hawkins Speaks at Quota Club Meeting Winchester
The Quota club of Winchester met at First Baptist with Dr Thomas J Hawkins as the principal speaker discussing possible causes of vandalism by juveniles. Two new members were installed by the district governor, Mrs G M Kelly and Miss Elsie Matthews.
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Quota Club of
Winchester
First Baptist Church
Thomas J. Hawkins
Quota Club
Mary Louthee
G. M. Kelly
The
Tuberculosis Association
Elsie Matthews
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Market St Church Opens Nursery School
The WSCS of Market St Methodist Church announces a nursery school in the Sunday school room during service hours each Sunday morning. Mrs May Carper leads the program with multiple supervisors each week to care for children while parents attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market St. Church
WSCS
Market St
86th Birthday Noted At Macedonia Methodist Gathering
The 86th birthday of Mrs. W. L. Armel was celebrated last Monday at a party hosted by the Ladies Aid of Macedonia Methodist Church at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Armel. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Armel, Mr. and Mrs. John Armel of Front Royal, C. KF. Armel and daughter Elsie, Mrs. Kathryn Pifer, William R. Armel, Charles H. Armel, Julian Armel, Gordon Armell, J. W. Newcome, Carson Spillman, Kenneth Boyce, Jesse Funk, J. R. Holler, William Fleury, Florence Sumption and daughter Marty Jo, Marjorie Couston and Peggy, Loring Wright, Virginia Allamong, Edward Plunkett, Harold Brumpaugh of Hagerstown, and Dorothy Bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Armel
Ladies Aid Society
The
Macedonia Methodist
A L. E. Armel
S. Cameron
L. E. Armel
John Armel
Front Royal
C. KF. Armel
Elsie
Kathryn Pifer
William R. Armel
Charles H. Armel
Julian Armel
Gordon Arm- 1
J. W. Newcome
Carson Spillman
Kenneth Boyce
Jesse Funk
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
W L Gordon explains common word mistakes and pronunciation tips. It notes proper usage of consequences and fearful, explains cupola pronunciation, and urges daily vocabulary growth with a quote about congruity from Carlyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Carlyle
Look Your Best in Ohlams Tie-On Blouse Pattern 4569
Pattern 4569 offers a slim surplice blouse in sizes 34 through 48 with two graceful versions. Includes illustrated instructions and fit tested design. Send 25 cents for pattern and address details to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept. 113 Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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Ohlams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
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J. H. Brumback
Robert Dever
George B. Dever
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Washington
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New Market
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Roberta Lee
Ben Franklin
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Loudoun St
Brannon’s Cleaners
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