Bowling Team South Hind Fire Co. Results and Scores
Capitol Restaurant and Va. Woolen Co. tied 2 2 in a forfeit filled meet. Bailey 115 Everhart 112 Hart 111 Derry 111 top games. High set Hart 313 Bailey 311 Bowers 811 Strode 310. Va Woolen Co. team game 513 Capitol Rest 506 Capitol Rest 486. Team set Va Woolen Co. 1470 Capitol Rest 1468 South End Fire Co. 1429.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hind Fire Co
Va. Woolen.Co
Capitol Restaurant
MacCrory’s Aches
Valley Pride
Miles Music Co
Va. and Fire Co
Verney Kahilerg
Capitol Rest
South End Fire Co
Five Games Run With Same Score Highlight Bowling Card
Across The Head Pin reports players such as BUSSELL and LAFOLLETTE posting identical scores across five games while Ralph Gore racks 132 to defeat Pop Carper and Russell LaFollette. JACK BOYD for Glaize & Bros. posts 142 with a double strike sequence, BOB GRAY also 142, WADE MANGUM 121, and PETH ANDERSON 147 in a 263 doubles frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussell
Lafollette
Maks
Lette
Ralph Gore
Pop Carper
Russell LaFollette
Jack Boyd
Glaize & Bros
Bob Gray
Wade Mangum
American Tea Co
Peth Anderson
Bowling scores show Sulivan and team leaders in local league
JoE Sullivan and Jan Es posted high scores in a 128 125 win led by two spares and a strike. Capitol Restaurant team with Anna Bailey Martha Bowers Evelyn Crabill and Dorothy Armel posted 1468 in two Ladies Commercial League games from Va Woolen Co led by Bailey 115 and Bowers 211. Ruth Hart led Va Woolen Co in the final game with 513 team high as South End Fire Co girls stayed two games ahead with Everhart 304 and Bowers 307.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sullivans
Jan ES
Joe Sullivan
Lester Keller
Sullivan
Capitol
Tam
Anna Bailey
Martha Bowers
Evelyn Crabill
Dorothy Armel
Va. Woolen Co
Miss Bailey
Miss Bowers
Ruth Hart
Kitty Perry
South End Fire Co
McCrory
Mary Everhart
Willa Belle Kater
Evelyn Curl
Adequate Ammunition Promise Seen For Civilians In '44
The Virginia and Southeastern state game commissions urge War Production Board head Donald Nelson to authorize shell production for civilians. They report allocations totaling 287 million shotgun shells and 31.5 million centerfire cartridges for early 1944, plus 125 million .22 cartridges from the army. Additional output depends on war progress. officials hope for normal hunting and increased game with favorable breeding seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Game Commissions
Donald Nelson
War Production Board
Et Ae
F. W. Pingley
Oa County
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
Army
Game Commissioners
Nelson
Congress
Pingley
Relative greetings and local notices extend well wishes
Ro Seaman Kert Creek of Norfolk Virginia spent the weekend at his home in town. Mr and Mrs Winston McKay of Winchester receive congratulations on the birth of a son. The McKays are former residents of Wadesville. Mrs Calvin Emmerson near New Market visited her sister Mrs Marvin Kidwell. Mr and Mrs Owen M Swimley entertained Monday at their home Four Acres in honor of Seaman and Mrs William Eschiman who were operated on Friday in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman Kert Creek
Norfolk
Winston McKay
Winchester
Mrs. McKay
Wadesville
Calvin Emmerson
Near New Market
Marvin Kid
Owen M. Swimley
Four Acres
Seaman
William Eschiman
Alexandria
Duvall Attends Tri-State Insurance Meet in Richmond
R R Duvall local agent for State Farm returned from the annual tri state convention held in Richmond about 150 attendees participated. Duvall took part in a round table on Virginia motor vehicle safety responsibility act which tightens penalties for auto owners unable to meet new financial responsibility requirements. Also discussed were war time insurance needs by H E Baumberger state director and A W Tompkins Bloomington Illinois agency vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Duvall
Richmond
Mr. Duvall
Virginia
H. E. Baumberger
A. W. Tompkins
Bloomington
Hll
Nelsons and relatives visit Brucetown residents
The Rev and Mrs Robert B Nelson and their Winchester granddaughter called on Mr Andy Whitacre on Wednesday evening. Mrs Walter Gander and Mr and Mrs F H Swimley from Alexandria spent the weekend here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Robert B. Nelson
Winchester
Andy Whitacre
Walter Gander
F. H. Swimley
Alexandria
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Daily In the Star
Ontgomery
Dantes Shoes
Oxford
LA Salle Oxfords
Montgomery Ward
S. Boudoun
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
A&p Coffee
Bokar Coffee
Ibs
California
Florida
Valencia
Zin
Ann Page
Dan CampBell
Sunnyfield
Quaker Maid
Nabisco Graham A Schindler
Breakfast OF Champions
A, Los
Ee Sk
Cutrite AX Paper
Apenn Dry Cleaner
Vro
White House
Staley
Staley's
Purpos
Borocen’s
iSc
A&P’s
National Dol
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Pkg. Ofs
ER Pound
Roy
No-Point Foods
King Fogfixe
Mangels-Merold CO
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