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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1941

Page

8

Community Club Schedule For Monday Events

The day features a Father-Daughter Dinner by Girl Scouts at a hotel at 6 30 p m and several weekly gatherings including I O O F at their hall 8 00 p m Lions Club luncheon at a hotel 12 30 p m Century Club at Mrs Carl Massey 3 30 p m A A A W Music class with Miss Harriett Krise 7 30 p m Rebekah Association at Odd Fellows Hall 6 00 p m.

Lions Club Century Club Carl Massey Harriett Krise Rebekah Association Odd Fellows Hall

Miss Louise Eutsler to Wed Mr Benjamin Belchic in June

Engagement of Miss Louise Eutsler to Mr Jamin Belchic announced at Liberty Hall Tea hosted by the bride’s sisters. The party featured jonquils and yellow carnations with guests from Winchester and nearby towns. The wedding is planned for June.

Louise Eutsler Benjamin Belchic Eutsler Frank G. Eutsler Jamin Belchic Liberty Hall Verlus Sirbaugh Bartelar Phyllis Whitmore Fred Morgan Winchester Braxton Strode Boyce Keeneritsler Shepherdstown Wa. Ve R. L. Kaplan Strasburg John March Ubrey Smith Front Royal Charles Paris Mary Savage Washoe D.C Sirbaugh Virginia Butsler

Winchester Eagles Attend Cumberland Address and Home Dedication

Twenty members of Winchester Aerie No. 824 Fraternal Order of Eagles traveled to Cumberland Maryland to hear Past Grand Worthy President Joseph Thom assh deliver two talks. The second address attended by about 2000 Eagles covered the dedication of Cumberland Aerie’s new $70000 home. Other speakers included Mayor Harry Irvine C Wm H Baer Julius E Schindler and Herman L Myers.

Winchester Cumberland Winchester Aerie No Order of Eagles Joseph Thomas Akron Ohio Aerie Cumberland Aerie Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania West Virginia Aeries Harry Irvine C. Wm. H. Baer Julius E. Schindler Herman L. Myers Robert B. Dale Paul Schneider J. G. Timbrook Roger Ingfield Frank Dove Allen Kipps Alfred Kipps Sam Ware W. B. Barr Ira Orndorff C. F. Hottle Lee Carpenter E. P. Spates Woodrow Reed J. C. Bayliss Harry F. Anderson L. M. Carper Harry Yeakley Robert Anderson John Newcome

Modern Etiquette Q A Guide to Refusing Gift and Address Choices

A humorously dated etiquette Q A cautions a young man against giving lingerie to his fiancée as a birthday gift and advises avoiding terms like the missus. The column also covers declining invitations with a single solid reason and lists social visits and residence moves of local residents and guests.

Beta Sigma Phi Holds Rituals of Jewels Initiation

The Beta Sigma Phi local chapter held the Ritual of Jewels Initia tion and Banquet at the George Washington Hotel Saturday evening. Miss Ruth Solenberger and two others took their final vows to the sorority amid the ceremony and banquet proceedings.

Beta Sigma Phi George Washington Hotel Ruth Solenberger Charles Lyles Richard Lineburg

Hair Care for Oily Scalp and Benevolent Pose Advice

An article explains that overactive sebaceous glands stain blonde and copper hair, while oils dull chestnut tones. It suggests borax in melted soap, a water softener rinse, thrice washing with thorough rinses, and a final vinegar rinse. It notes dietary fat may influence gland activity and comments on posing for photos with caution about leg exposure.

Sorority Dinner Closes Beta Sigma Phi Event in Hotel

The meeting was held in a hotel with yellow rosebud centerpieces and corsages of rosebuds and sweet peas given to each member by president Mrs. J. P. Lamb Jr. Attendees included Ruth Solenberger Dorothy Robertson Mae Burch Betty Starner Katherine Bradford Louise Buster and many others, with a roster of both sisters and members listed.

Charles Lyles William Glaize Dorothy Rice Richard Lineburg Fred Dobins Carlton Sundin Emerson Hinkle Rudolph Crisman Lawrence Il Ben Belchie Ed Moldeney Sirbaugh Wilbur Tidler Bunny Lamb Charles Shannon

Burnt Church Sponsors Interdenominational Youth Group

The Burnt Church of Albin will sponsor an interdenominational group, meeting tonight at 7 30 at the church. Capt Bott of the Salvation Army will lead the study, while Mr John Hettel oversees recreation. All Albin youths are invited.

Circle Meetings At Market Street Methodist Church

Circle 1 meets tomorrow at 2 at 233 Parkway home of Mrs J A Stretchberry led by Mrs John Kern. Circle 2 groups meet at 8 at 621 South Stewart led by Mrs W A March and at 527 North Braddock led by Mrs J L Drake. Circle 4 gathers at 8 at 312 South Cameron led by Mrs N B Ball. Garden Club hosts 3:30 planned at Mrs H K Russell. True Blue Girls Class meets Tuesday at 8 at Miss Helen Knight 16 West Gerard Street. secret pals and new names to be revealed.

Market Street J. A. Stretchberry Parkway John Kern Austin Sloat South Stewart W. A. March William Wood North Braddock J. L. Drake Garland Hopkins South Cameron N. B. Ball True Blue Presbyterian Sunday School Helen Knight West Gerard Street Barbara Bell

Charley Ellis Dies At County Home Aged 83

Charley Ellis a Frederick county native and longtime farmer died about 9 oclock last night at the county home where he had lived for years. He was 83 and left no known immediate relatives. Funeral services will be held at the county farm at 8 oclock tomorrow morning by Rev. E B Smith, pastor of the Gravel Springs Lutheran group, with interment in the farm graveyard.

Charley Ellis Frederick County E. B. Smith Gravel Springs Lutheran Churches

Teacher Aid Legislation Considered Amid Education Bills

Chicago reports lawmakers focus on public school teacher aid with pension and pay increases. Iowa House backs minimum salary rise from 50 to 65 dollars monthly, aiding about 2 200 rural teachers. Other bills target higher pay, retirement and tenure, with actions in West Virginia Arkansas Delaware New Jersey and Ohio volumes and funding outlined.

Chicago Associated Iowa House Senate in.News West Virginia Arkansas Virginia Delaware New Jersey Ohio

Final Rites For Miss Margaret McFarland

Funeral services were held for Margaret Sabina McFarland at Mt. Olive Church after a home service. Rev. Garland Hopkins and Rev. Ronald S. Wilson led the rites. pallbearers included Luther, Holmes, Carter, and Arthur McFarland. Burial followed in the church cemetery with out of town relatives from Baltimore and Washington.

Margaret Sabina McFarland Jonathan Susanna McFarland Highland Avenue Mt. Olive Church Garland Hopkins Ronald S. Wilson Luther McFarland Holmes McFarland John Cooper Edward Cooper Carter McFarland Arthur McFarland Jesus Sunshine Quartet

Pennsylvania Moves to Bar Aliens From State Jobs

Harrisburg March 31 A twice amended bill to prohibit aliens from holding state municipal and school jobs will be refined again before Senate final vote. Senator Robert Miller says the measure targets aliens with years in the U S who have not sought citizenship and aims to bar refugees from obtaining these jobs until they show a citizenry effort.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Senate Robert Miller Military Affairs Committee

Rail Detective Suspected in Boy Death Probe

Lebanon Pa March 31 A railroad detective is suspected in the death of twelve year old Charles Milogicl whose body was found in a scrap iron car authorities say he was shot about two days earlier while with a companion Leo Ritter also twelve The detective was checking scrap iron theft and apparently did not know someone had been struck according to District Attorney Earl Brubaker

Lebanon Charles Milogicl Earl Brubaker Meet Brubaker Charles Leo Ritter

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