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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1946

Page

6

Social Notes Calendar of Local Events

Saturday events at Mt Williams Community Hall public invited. Monday banquets at First Baptist Church and Sarah Zane Hall. American Legion Auxiliary tenor meeting at Club. Winchester Recreation Council semi annual meeting in City Hall. Tuesday Lions luncheon at Sarah Zane Hall. Wednesday Kiwanis luncheon at Sarah Zane Hall.

Mt. Williams Community Hall Winchester Tuberculosis Association First Baptist Church Francis Asbury The Methodist Church Sarah Zane Hall American Legion Auxiliary Winchester Recreation Council Corporation Court Room City Hall Lions Kiwanis

Engagement Revealed for Phyllis Rollins Fowle to John G Goodwin

Mr and Mrs Philip Rollins Fowle of Winchester announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis Rollins to John Gravatt Goodwin of Petersburg No date for the wedding has been set Phyllis is a Handley High School and University of Virginia alumna who recently left the UVA Nursing School Her father practiced law locally and now has business interests in Winchester and Staunton Her mother is the former Miss Helen Kimmerl John G Goodwin is the son of the Very Reverend Robert Archer Goodwin and Mrs Goodwin He attended Episcopal High School near Alexandria and UVA Pre Medical School He served in the American Field Service and the British Eighth Army in Africa and later in the OSS before resuming medical studies at the University

Philip Rollins Fowle Winchester Phyllis Rollins John Gravatt Goodwin Petersburg Fowle Handley High School University of Maryland University of Virginia University of Virginia School of Nursing Staunton Helen Kimmerl Ww Ore Goodwin Robert Archer Goodwin Bishop Payne Divinity School Protestant Episcopal Church Emily Gravatt Richmond Episcopal High School Alexandria American Field Service Eighth Army Africa United States Army Office of Strategic Services Mediterranean

Sergeant Arthur Barr Hunt Discharged at Fort Bragg

T. Sgt. Arthur Barr Hunt received his discharge from Fort Bragg North Carolina this week after three and a half years in the armed forces and a recent return from overseas service in Japan.

Arthur Barr Hunt Fort Bragg N. C Armed Forces Japan

Legion Auxiliary to Hear Mrs Kabler At April Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary of Robert Y. Conrad Post will meet Monday April 1 at 7 45 p m in the Elks Club regular club room. Mrs Susan Kabler executive secretary of the Winchester and Frederick county Chapter Red Cross will discuss Child Welfare.

American Legion Auxiliary Robert Y. Conrad Elks Club Susan Kabler Winchester Frederick County The American Red Cross

Congressman Robertson Overnight Guest Here

The Honorable A. Willis Robertson stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Byrd Jr. on South Washington Street. He supported the affirmative on the proposed loan to Great Britain discussed at the town meeting last evening.

A. Willis Robertson Harry F. Byrd, Jr South Washington Street Congressman Robertson Great Britain

Hyde Family Moves to Winchester Home

Mr and Mrs Hyde and child arrive from Richmond to reside with Mrs Lewis H Hyde at 220 West Boscawen. Mr Hyde joins the Winchester office of Leach Calkins and Scott CPAs. Also notes a dinner party at 208 Opequon Avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Windle. Mrs Katie Knight moves home from hospital at 15 North Braddock Street. Abney Payne and guest arrive from Washington DC for a weekend stay.

Lewis H. Hyde, Jr Richmond Mr. Hyde Lewis H. Hyde West Boscawen Street Winchester The Leach, Calkins and Scott, Certified Public Accountants Kenneth Windle Opequon Avenue O. M. Schaubode Clarence Hershman Chester Luttrell Louise Keefover Edwin Spates William Sutler de Markwell Front Royal

Lesson In English by W L Gordon Focus on word usage and pronunciation

Lesson paragraphs introduce common misuse and pronunciation rules. It highlights tasty versus tasteful and explains facade pronunciation fa sad with emphasis on syllables. The piece promotes daily vocabulary growth through mastering one word.

W. L. Gordon

Winchester Students Receive Honors At Madison College

Miss Betty Jo Stretchberry daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Stretchberry of 233 Parkway was elected president of Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority for the coming year at Madison College. Miss Courtney Fauver daughter of Mrs S F Fauver of 1010 Berryville Avenue was elected president of the Glee Club for the coming year at Madison College.

Betty Jo Stretchberry J. A. Stretchberry Parkway Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority Madison College Courtney Fauver S. F. Fauver Berryville Avenue T Y Glee Club

Archis Return to New York After Visit With Copenhavers

Mr and Mrs Archis return to New York after spending a few days at the home of Mrs Archis parents Mr and Mrs Harry Copenhaver on Illwood Avenue Mrs Archis is the former Miss Janie Copenhaver.

Week End Guests At John Marshall Hotel

Mrs James Choucleris and daughter Miss Helen Choucleris from Millwood Avenue left Thursday for Richmond to attend the wedding of Miss Mac Rae to Mr George Duffield of Boston Mass They are registered at the John Marshall Hotel Mrs Stanley Mattern was honor guest at a luncheon at the Chanticleer Inn Others present included Mesdames Wilbur Krise Thomas Cather Andrew Babb Victor Snow Leo Cather Marshall Jesse Thomas Kreifier Douglas Cather and Sloan Kuykendall A T Rudd Visits Friends Here Ashton T Rudd general manager National Theatre Corporation was visiting friends in Winchester yesterday

John Marshall Hotel James Choucleris Helen Choucleris Millwood Avenue Richmond Miss MacRae George Duffield Boston Mass Stanley Mattern Chanticleer Inn Mesdames Wilbur Krise Thomas Cather Andrew Babb Victor Snow Leo Cather Marshall Jesse Thomas Kreifier Douglas Cather Sloan Kuykendall A. T. Rudd Ashton T. Rudd National Theatre Corporation Winchester

Birth Announcements From Salt Lake City and Nearby

Dr and Mrs Randolph T Shields Jr announce the birth of a daughter Ann Page Shields in Salt Lake City Utah on March 27. The child is named Ann Page Shields and ties to Miss Prances Page and Mr Nelson Page of this city. Raymond Arnolds Have Baby Son reports the birth of a son at Winchester Memorial Hospital on Thursday March 28 to Mr and Mrs Raymond Arnold of Northwestern Grade. Berryville Couple Have Infant Son notes Owen Avonhalt and spouse announce a son born at Winchester Memorial Hospital on Thursday morning.

Salt Lake City Randolph T. Shields, Jr Utah Ann Page Shields Dr. Shields Prances Page Nelson Page Raymond Arnold Northwestern Winchester Memorial Hospital Berryville Owen Avonhalt

Glee Club Sings at Christ Church Service

The Handley Junior High School Glee Club under Miss Gwendolyn Haynes will perform at Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow morning. Charlotte DeHart will accompany on the organ and the public is invited.

Handley Junior High School Christ Episcopal Church Gwendolyn Haynes Charlotte DeHart

Etiquette Tips On Luncheon Etiquette And Invitations

Roberta Lee answers questions on dining manners at home whether one should linger after a luncheon state proper post meal time and the etiquette of inviting a minister and spouse to a wedding reception The guidance notes that staying about twenty minutes after a home luncheon is proper and corrects the phrase In compliance with your request to avoid In compliance to your request and confirms inviting a minister and his wife is courteous.

D A R Fort Loudoun Chapter Hosts Meeting at Strader Home

Mrs. Strader hosted Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R with regent Mrs. Rosenberger presiding. Delegates reported on the Richmond State Convention and Athens Atlantic City National Convention selections were announced. James Riddleberger discussed postwar Germany, the Four Powers, and economic needs.

Fort Loudoun W. R. Strader J. W. Rosenberger Richmond Howard Benchoff Woodstock F. L. Ayler Berryville Ellis Island Kate Duncansmith Tomasse Atlantic City Walter Duncan Wilbur Gaunt Ruth Rhodes Emma Ridgeway Tom Dix Aldrich James Riddleberger Department of State Washington, D. C Geneva Switzerland Berlin Potsdam Riddleberger Germany Strader D. E. Leatherman J. A. Richard Wm. Richards

Jack-Jill School Re opens for spring term

Mrs. Lillian Babb announced the Jack and Jill School will reopen for the spring term on Monday April 1. The notice confirms the start date and the return of classes after the break.

Jack-Jill School Lillian Babb

Watson Rangers 4-H Club Attend Livestock Meeting

March 30 Romney notes report the Watson Rangers 4-H Club members attending a livestock meeting in the annex building. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Raymond Combs with Grove Hott and children Wanda and Arno, and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Timbrook with Mrs Elwood Cheshire of Summit Point. Norval and Chester Timbrook, sons of Dilbert Timbrook, have been ill at home. Others visiting included Mr and Mrs Jim Loy with Clarence Guisher and family of Winchester and Mrs Homer Loy of Augusta.

Clarence Guisher and Family Winchester Homer Loy Augusta Jim Loy Romney Marion Sines Louise E. L. Heare Evelyn Shanholtz Kirby Pearl Nadine Combs

Clarke County News Featured Daily in The Star

Clarke County news is highlighted daily in Clarke's Daily Newspaper The Star, showcasing local updates. The feature emphasizes prominent county events, community notices, and regional developments for readers.

Clarke County News Clarke the Star

Berryville Social Events Highlights Local Visits and Guests

A lengthy social roundup lists Berryville and nearby residents hosting visitors from Washington and Michigan, nurses from Winchester Memorial Hospital, and a bond selling school group from Boyce and Berryville. The note mentions travel to North Carolina and Baltimore, hospital stays, and a March 25 arrival of PFC Richard N. Olcott aboard the Cody Victory.

Richard N. Olcott New York City Cody Victory

European Theatre Family News

Pfc Olcott on furlough expected to arrive this week to join Mrs Olcott. Mrs William Beverley and daughter Miss Judy Beverley called to Richmond by the death of Mrs Beverley’s uncle. Miss Beverley plans to return to Holton Arms in Washington from Richmond.

European Theatre Pfc Olcott William Beverley Judy Beverley Richmond Mrs. Beverly Miss Beverley Holton Arms Washington

Nude dance tales land two housewives in jail

In Los Angeles on March 30 a jury convicted Goldie Lowell and Audrey Rightmier for contributing to the delinquency of minors. The sisters faced charges after testimonies described nude dancing and bedroom intimacies with high school youths at parties, with one boy confirming multiple liaisons. Judge Clement D. Nye ordered no bond pending sentencing.

Los Angeles Goldie Lowell Audrey Rightmier

Turkeys Worth Over 7 Millions

Virginia's 1944 986000 turkeys produced 5 168 000 dollars at 34.8 cents per pound. The 1945 crop totaled 1 232 000 birds yielding 7 045 000 dollars at 37.1 cents per pound. Turkeys are a major Virginia farm income source, especially in the Shenandoah Valley and parts of Northern Virginia.

Richmond Virginia Virginia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service Shenandoah Valley

Roy Carter Debts Notice Dated March 30 1911

A brief notice references debts owed by Roy Carter dated March 30 1911. The text specifies debts excluding those owed by the reader. No other names or institutions are detailed in the readable fragment.

In Memoriam Gilburt Willis Pays Tribute to Della Brew er

In memory of our devoted wife and mother Della Elizabeth Brewer who left seven years ago today March 30 1939. If ever a love existed if ever a sweet flower grew if ever a soul filled its mission then mother it certainly was you. God gave us a wonderful mother she was one who never grew old. God her smile as the sunshine he made her heart of pure gold. In our hearts her memory lingers sweeter tender fond and true. There is not a day dear mother that we do not think of you. By her husband and children.

Jack London Della Elizabeth Brewer Earth

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Phyllis Fowle John G. Goodwin T. Sgt. Hunt Cara Nome Inc Ann Stepp Brooks’ Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Hyde Miss Knight Katie Knight North Braddock St Mrs Abney Payne Spa Huntsberry Front Royal Chambersburg, Pa Winchester Furniture CO Pascal Celery N. Loudoun St Mrs. Mattern Christ Church Clarke County Valley Inn Stephens City Tephens City Roberta Lee Mrs. Strader Ruckman Palace Theatre Henry Sanborne Grant Seabright Cpl Robert Berry Mrs. Berry Cpl. Berry Harry Berry Virginia Carson Owens Claude Owens Floyd Price Purcellville Clifton Soldier’s Rest Price Ann Price Judy Gay Glover Mary Ann Glenn Charles Town W. Va Dan Fletcher Rea Fletcher Memorial Hospital Robert Clark Lansing, Mich Walter Wisecarver Boyce Newton D. Baker Hospital Hospital Philip Grim, Jr Carter Meade Conley Anna Marie Palumbi Ann Langbein Helen Royston Elaine Scheuer Page Levi Joyce Kaplan Betty McGehee Charles Kackley Franklin Rutherford Clifton Price George Pope Garnet Levi Oscar Hamilton, Jr Navy Oscar Hamilton, Sr Walnut Street H. H. Malone Carson, Virginia Mrs. Triplett Hardesty Valley Fritts Walter Wisecarver, Jr Fleming Wisecarver William Rosenberry North Carolina Ellwood Chew New York John A. Chew Ellamelitt Bob Newef Seaman Irvin Carroll Will Carroll George Pine Pine E. J. Kelley Forrest Rickard Graham Dougherty Woodley Red Cross National Headquarters Frederick Spencer Chicago Ill Rose Cottage Fairfield Estate Seaman William Barnett Patuxent Naval Base Maryland Edward N. Barnett Turkeys Roy Carter Gilbert Willis Weber & Sons Nursery Martinsburg Pike Staunton, Va the Commercial & Savings Bank Winchester, Virginia Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hill’s Toy and Novelty Store Loudoun St Food Center Bell Clothes Store Jones Funeral Home Columbia Knitting Zephyr Minerva Knitting Books Cather & Moling Timberlake’s Dia the Flower Shop E. Piccadilly St Royon Londoun St
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