Frances Grove Bride Today Of Mr Lohr Dunlap
Frances Grove daughter of Mr and Mrs O P Grove married Lohr Evan Dunlap son of Mr and Mrs C F Dunlap at 11 in the First Church. Rev E T k D D officiated with a red and white floral church. The bride wore an aqua dress with white accessories and carried carnations and lilies of the valley. Matron of honor Mrs Robert B Grove wore lilac crepe. Best man was Melvin Dunlap. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip to Richmond Portsmouth and Norfolk and will live at 427 North Sodoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Grove
O. P. Grove
Lohr Evan Dunlap
C. F. Dunlap
City
William Grove
Robert B. Grove
Melvin Dunlap
Dunlap
Richmond
Portsmouth
Norfolk
North Sodoun Street
With Our Men In The Service column update
Staff Sergeant Charles Lillis of the 116th Infantry has returned to A. P. Hill after a five day furlough with his parents on West Monmouth Street. Pvt Joe Zuckerman returns to Camp Crowder Missouri after a 14 day furlough with his parents. Ward Snyder of Kernstown has word that his son is in the Naval Hospital at Newport Rhode Island after an April 24 operation. He remains in hospital for several weeks. Address Naval Hospital Ward H Newport RI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Charles Lillis
116Th Infantry
A. P. Hill Military Reservation
Mrs
C. H. Lillis
West Monmouth Street
Pvt
Joe Zuckerman
Camp Crowder, Mo
Mrs. Zuckerman
T. O. Snyder
Kernstown
Ward Snyder
U. S. Navy
Naval Hospital
Newport
R.I
Ward H
R. I
William B. Clagett
A. P. Hill
Fredericksburg
J. M. H. Clagett
Springfield
New York
Mauck-Brown Rites Unites Gerrardstown Couple
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Clyde B. Mauck of Gerrardstown W V A. reports the marriage of their daughter Eitha Mauck to George Brown son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown of Gerrardstown. The single ring ceremony occurred April 18 at the parsonage on National avenue with sister Helen Mauck as bridesmaid. The bride works at Winchester Knitting Mill while the groom is employed at Bunker Hill Woolen Mill. They will reside near Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde B. Mauck
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Eitha Mauck
George Brown
Albert Brown
Leslie O. Shirley
National Avenue
Helen Mauck
Winchester Knitting Mill
Brown
Bunker Hill
Faust presented at Bob Jones College by Baker family
Miss Jean Baker and Ansell Baker of Lee Street join the May 8 Faust production at Bob Jones College Cleveland Tennessee. Four Metropolitan Opera singers will perform the title roles with Baker as chorus and orchestra. Other local notices cover moves and May Day pageant plans at Belhaven College Jackson Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Baker
Ansell Baker
Lee Street
Bob Jones College
Cleveland
Tenn
Gounod
Metropolitian
Miss Baker
A. T. Baker
Moling
Sara Moling
J. Henry Moling, Jr
North Braddock Street
Belhaven College
Jackson
Miss
Belhaven Christian Association
Sigma Phi Founders Day Celebrated at George Washington Hotel
Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi marked its Founders Day with an installation ceremony at the George Washington Hotel. New officers Mae Burch president and Dorothy Rice director were installed, with retiring officers Glaize Bradford and Sirbaugh honored. A pledge ritual, toasts, and a buffet followed, plus notes on upcoming Junior Euterpian Club and American Legion Auxiliary meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon
Ata Sigma Phi
George Washington
William Glaize
Ofted
Mae Burch
Richard Lineburg
Ben Belchie
George Snider
Glaize
Dorothy Rice
Kate Bradford
Rodney Sirbaugh
Beta Sigma Phi
Charles Lyles
J. P. Lamb, Jr
Air Force
Ruth Solenberger
Walter W. Ross
Kansas City
Berryville Social News Highlights and Upcoming Weddings
Berryville notes celebrate engagements and social visits as Miss Eleanor Kelso Alsop, daughter of Richmond residents, plans a June 27 wedding to Graham Dougherty Jr. Maj. Dougherty, recently stationed at A. P. Hill, returns home. Clarke County guests head to Warrenton for the Virginia Gold Cup and an after-races party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Vogel. Mrs. Arthur Krock wed at Litentinne estate in Washington and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint-Cyr
Berryville
Emily Powers
Berry
Marie Saint-Cry
Florida
Saint
Eleanor Ware
Robert S. Ware
Durham
Clarke Every
Saint Cry
Ruxton
New York City
Eleanor Kelso‘ Alsop
Robert Kelso Alsop
Richmond
Graham Dougherty Jr
Graham Dougherty
Woodley
Clarke
Miss Alsop
Maj. Dougherty
A. P. Hill
George P. Greenhalgh
Springsbury
Sally Libbey
Charles Ashley
Toledo
Ohio
Greenhalgh
Warrenton
Vogel
Arthur Krock
Washington and
Virginia
Litentinne” Dee Estate
Longest bridal train and federal women workers details
The article cites Catherine the Great’s 225 foot coronation train with 50 bearers, and a Women’s Bureau study noting federal female workers in 1938 averaged over 30, clerical roles with about $29 weekly pay. It also explains artichoke preparations including French and Jerusalem varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine the Great of
Russia
Women’s Bureau
Iix
Social notes from Warrenton and Clarke gatherings
A parade of visitors and hosts appears in Clarke and Warrenton events. William B Watkins Sr hosts at Annefield for Gold Cup officials. Mrs John Dawson Winter tours south with visits to Hawassie Dam Middlesboro and Birmingham, followed by June return. Bayard Stevens and family attend tea at Caryswood with a circle of guests including Mrs Archibald Cummins and Deaconess Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Watkins, Sr
Annefield
Warrenton
Amory
Garhart
John Dawson Winter
Leland
Miss
Emily Powers
Chas. Wright
Hawassie Dam
N. C
John Rhodes
Middlesboro
Ramsey Peyton
Birmingham
Ala
Winter
Roberta Winter
Agnes ‘Scott College
Atlanta
Bayard Stevens
Short Hills
N. J
John B. Neill
Morristown
Bayard
Stevens
Blackburn Smith
E. L. Tessier
Frank E. Tappan
Francis B. Whiting
Dorsey Potter
Clarksburg
W. Va
William Travers Lewis
Alden Cummins
Youngstown, C
Cummins
Virginia
Spring
J. M. H. Clagett
Keeping Young in Complexion
A healthful complexion requires mental and physical well being and strict cleanliness. The article advises using soap and water or cleansing oil for dry skin, hot rinses for oily pores, and creams to protect against winds sunlight and dust. Night use of heavier cream helps wrinkling.
Grace Church Hosts Return of Local Travelers
Grace Episcopal Church members Mr. Lane and Mrs. Lane return from a long southward motor trip with Mr. Lane to lead services this Sunday. Mrs. Sherman Joost revisits her Clarke home restoring Longwood for Lieut. Joost stationed in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richardson of Chicago reopen Rose Cottage on Fairfield Lane for a stay. Mrs. David Donovan returns to Chapel Hill from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Sherman Joost
Ralph R. Richardson
Chicago
David Donovan
Chapel Hill
New York
Play Planned By Baptist Young People
A Baptist Church play portrays a troubled family turning to faith for harmony. The Stone family outlines common domestic issues and offers a solution in a Sunday night program at First Baptist Church with free admission, followed by a 5 PM moving picture featuring high school and senior forums in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jackie
Ann
Hitler
Stone
First Baptist Church
Hugh Peters
Calyx Spray Guidance From Dr Hough For Codling Moth
Entomologist Dr Hough outlines immediate Calyx spray use to combat codling moth in apples. He prioritizes susceptible varieties like Delicious and Black Twigs first, Yorks last, and advises hive removal before spraying. Mixes include lead arsenate lime and wettable sulfur. cool weather lime sulfur as alternative. watch for scorching in high heat and potential extra cover sprays if last season had worm damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Richmond Ties April Heat Record At 89 Degrees
Richmond reached 89 degrees yesterday afternoon tying the all time April 30 heat high set previously. The city broke near record warmth as temperatures climbed, with residents noting the unusually hot spring conditions in the capital of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Fifth Son Answers Call to Colors from Somerset Family
A gray haired mother and a frail father send their fifth and last unmarried son to join the army. Benjamin, 18, Frederick, 22, Hamilton, 25, Glenn, 28, and Joseph, 30, enlist, with Joseph choosing duty over deferment to support his parents. The parents face hardship but remain proud and resolve to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Sam
Martin Pyle
Germany
Italy
Japan
Benjamin
Frederick
Hamilton
Glenn
Joseph
Pearl Harbor
Mrs. Pyle
Lehman Named to Cancer Society Board in Virginia
Dr. Edwin P. Lehman a University of Virginia surgeon and head of the McIntire tumor clinic has been appointed a director of the American Society for the Control of Cancer succeeding Dr. Thomas Parton Jr. Notification came from Dr. Charles C. Little the society director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville, Va
Edwin P. Lehman
University of Virginia Cancer Foundation
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Thomas Parton, Jr
U. S. Public Health Service
Lehman
Society
Charles C. Little
McIntire
War Work Dominating Fifth District Industry
The Fifth Federal Reserve District reports war work is dominating business and industry with activity at its highest level on record. Industrial output is unprecedented and workers are likely earning the largest incomes on record. Retail trade also rose, with department store sales 35 percent higher in March than in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Federal Reserve Bonk
Det
K Banna
Pattern Order Ad to Barbara Bell Winchester
Reader offers 15 cents for pattern to Barbara Bell Winchester Evening Star Post Office O 75 Station O New York N pattern number and size requested with name and address for postage coins required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Barbara Bell Pattern
Servi Winchester Evening Star
Station O
New York
N. Y
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Mr. Lohr Dunlap
Mrs. Fletcher
Helen Virginia White
Hayfield
Miller C. Fletchen
Paul Hill
Ashby Brumback
Fletcher
C. W. Loy
Ellsworth Brengle
H. White
Carolyn and
Jie Loy
Helen
Eleanor
White
Anna Mae
Rudolph
Jacob Skiles
Esten O. Rudolph
Stephenson
Erine Louise Rudolph
Jacob Lee Skiles, Jr
Skiles
Sherman
Tex
Underwood’s Bakery
Stand- Me Institute
Dee
Love Field Aviation
Dallas
Blanding
Fla
Guy Kenney
Cosmos Club
Wash
Miss Shuttleworth
Loudoun School
Mrs. Moling, Jr
James Royston
Orie J. Royston
Boyce
Etown
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Mansfields
Mansfelds
Oxford
Huntsberry
Louis Zuckerman
Gray Avenue
Valley Avenue
Thomas B. Byrd
Kentmere
J. C., Hughes
Morningside Drive
W. C. Ottley, Jr
West Cork Street
Friends
Farmville
Billy Taylor
Washington, D. C
Government
John Taylor
Berryville Avenue
Hilda Huff
Baltimore
Joshua Huff
Cather Lee
Chambersville
Elmer Hose
Larry
Savage, Md
See
Floyd Lofton
White Post
Elizabeth See
Harrisonburg
Verena Sarver
R. G. Sarver
Winchester
R. D. Hedrick
Lewisburg
Messrs
R. L. Sarver
W. D. Sarver
Ronceverte
Claude Kline
C. E. Kline
Geneva
E. Piccadilly St
Sigma Phi
Euterpian
Bobby Connor
East Monmouth Street
Johann Strauss
Thelma Edwards
Ibba
Blanka Danley
American Legion Auxiliary
Harry McCann
Berryville, Avenue
Claude Grim
Lillige
N. Loudoun St
Jerusalem
Beverley Nelson
St. Louis
Benjamin Randolph
Footelands
Percy Randolph
Nelson
Nathaniel Ee. Jones
A. R. Dunning
Henry Post Mitchell
Walter Roesler
Great Neck
I. I
Agnes Mitchell
Frank Goodyear
Henry G. Lane
Sue
Helen Follett
Bonita Granville
Selby Arch Preserver
Lovett Brothers
Dr. Hough
Haldeman’s
Thomas
Credit Jewelers
N. Loudonn St
WPA
E. P. Lehman
Clarke County News Service
S of Defense Bonds
United States
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Moling & Cather
Barbara Bell
All America
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