Virginia women's clubs pick outstanding junior member
Recently named the outstanding junior member of the Fourth District of Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs will travel with Mrs. Audrey A. Jones to Roanoke for the State convention. Delegates from Clarke County Junior Woman's Club include Mrs. Anne Harris Cooley and Mrs. Paul Masser who will attend from tomorrow to Friday and join the Wednesday banquet where the top junior is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs
Audrey A. Jones
Roanoke
Enders
Jones
Anne Harris Cooley
Paul Masser
Clarke County
Cooley
Masser
Virginia Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Tea at Cooper Home for Out of Town Guests
Mrs Grover C Cooper and daughters hosted a tea at their N Cameron Street residence Friday afternoon. Guests included out of town visitors and Madison College classmates Miss Retha Shirkey and others such as Misses Mary Ann Boone Sarah Strader and Jean Snedegar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Cooper
Ethe Athey
Retha Carson Cooper
N. Cameron St
Retha
Athey Shirkey
Madison College
Mary Ann Boone
Sarah Strader
Jean Snedegar
Miss Craighill Elected Art Club Secretary
Miss Margaret Craighill of Millwood a Mary Washington College art major was chosen secretary of the Art Club for next year. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hardy of 406 North Loudoun Street greet a newborn son named Gerald Garges born Thursday, mother former Anne Quirk. Mrs Sloanaker Dailey Sionaker of 405 Courtfield Ave leaves for Middleway West Virginia after her father J Daniel Pry’s death. The Stephenson Methodist Church Women’s Society plans a 7 30 p m meeting at Mrs Viola Grant’s home with Mrs June Rudolph leading. all members asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Craighill
Millwood
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Art Club
Ralph Hardy
N. Loudoun St
Anne Quirk
Gerald Garges
Dailey Sionaker
Courtfield Ave
Middleway
W. Va
J. Daniel Pry
Women's Society of Christian Service
Stephenson Methodist Church
Viola Grant
June Rudolph
Special Offer Double Danderine Hair Tonic at Brook's Pharmacy
Two 35 cent bottles of Danderine hair tonic available for 47 cents for a limited time at Brook's Pharmacy. Phone Ph. 6461.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook’s Pharmacy
Calendar of Events Highlights Local Clubs and Concerts
May 1 events include Madison Lodge Cantabile Choir Municipal Band at Rouss Hall. May 2 features Lions Club at George Washington Hotel American Legion Sarah Zane Hall Board of Control Ex change Club Moose Club Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous at Friendship Hal Kiwanis Club Elks Club at p.m. 12:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
Cantabile Choir
Rouss Hall
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
American Legion
Sarah Zane Hall
Board of Control, Exchange Club
Moose Club
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics-Anonymous
Friendship
Ire
Hal
Kiwanis Club
P.m
Party at Hillyard Home Hosts Guests From Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Albert Hillyard entertained a mix of local and out of town guests at 113 Morgan St Saturday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Howard Cather Mr and Mrs Ro Boyce Mr Robert E Worsley and many others from Winchester Washington Stephens City Millwood and Fort Belvoir along with Capt and Mrs Robert Borell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hillyard
Morgan St
Howard Cather
Ro: Boyce
Robert E. Worsley
Solinger
Melvin Duff
Elizabeth Starner
Charlotte Adkins
Winchester
Garland Baptist
Stephens City
Mary Swift
Washington
Les Braun
Chicago
James Packett
Hillyard
Virgil Elledge
Lillian Cripper
Inez Funkhouser
Marjorie Dues
Alex Earle
Millwood
Robert Borell
Fort Belvoir
Hursts Return From Durham Trip and Club Notices
Mr and Mrs Sam R Hurst and their two daughters Miss Betty June Hurst and Miss Nancy Hurst attended the Mother Daughters Week End at Duke University Women s College with companions from West Virginia and Pennsylvania The Century Club will not meet as planned and guests included Miss Anna Briggs Beverly Anne Downey Nancy Heilman and Anna Mae Bloxham Gore Home Demonstration Club changes date to May 10 and Mr Carbaugh USN leaves for Japan from San Francisco after visiting Stephens City Tempe Ariz accompanying his father
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huursts
Durham
Sam R. Hurst
N. C
YWCA
Women’s College
Duke University
Hursts
Betty June Hurst
Nancy Hurst
B. I. Baines
Charles Town
W. Va
Arlyn Dunham
Warren
Mary R. Buckner
Amherst St
Anna Briggs
Beverly
Anne Downey
Nancy Heilman
Anna Mae _ Bloxham
Southern Seminary
Buena Vista
Gore HD
Gore Home
Leslie Lucas
Mr. Carbaugh
Japan
Philip Carbaugh
USN
San Francisco
Cal
H. M. Carbaugh
Stephens City
Carbaugh
Tempe
Ariz
T. 8. Montgomery
Pines Give Party Here at Pine Home
Informal gathering attended by local and out of town guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pine 238 S Stewart St Friday afternoon. Attendees include MAYOR CLowe and many Winchester residents along with guests from Millwood Front Royal White Post and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pine
S. Stewart St
Mifflin B. Clowe Jr
Clowe
Raymond H. Kerlin
Albert Hillyard
Thornton Bryarly
Charles Pine Jr
Phyliss Ours
Mildred Sowers
Arthur Gilkey
Winchester
Robert Glass
Vincent Catarella
Harry Ebert Sr
Harry Ebert Jr
Charlotte Adkins
Roy Boyce
Howard Cather
Johnny Phillip Morris
New York
Alex Earle
Millwood
Marjorie Dues
Washington
John Earle
Virginia Scrapbook Wins Top Honors at DAR Contest
During the 59th Continental Congress in Washington Mrs Herbert Ralston announced Virginia State Press Relations Scrapbook for 1949 50 won first prize in the National DAR Scrapbooks contest marking the third straight year Virginia led. Funds from prior awards supported the Betty Washington Lewis Bedroom endowment while the new prize benefits the National Society Building Fund. The Virginia entries showcased complete DAR activity coverage and chapter press relations, with all 84 Virginia chapters contributing. Also noted: Miss Kathryn Anderson of Superior Arkansas visited Miss Nettie Carbaugh in Stephens City before heading to Campden South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Herbert Ralston
Hill National
Virginia State
National Society
DAR
Virginia
Virginia State Project
Betty Washington Lewis
Kenmonroe
Robert W. Wood
Richmond
Wood
William A. Palmer
William Byrd
Births in Bluemont Paris and Berryville announce three babies
Birth notices report on April 29 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Gerald Payne Bluemont with Mrs Payne formerly Lucy Fallon. On April 30 a son born to Mr and Mrs Frederick Harrison Thomas Paris with Mrs Thomas formerly Margaret Ridgeway. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Chapman Berryville with Mrs Sheath formerly Hilda e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Payne
Bluemont
Payne
Lucy Fallon
Frederick Harrison Thomas
Paris
Thomas
Margaret Ridgeway
Raymond Chapman
Berryville
Sheath
Hildae
Ancient Cattle Hide Preservation Described in Homeric Text
The article notes that methods for preserving cattle hides and turning them into leather soles were first described by Homar in the Iliad nearly 2,900 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homar
Secrets of Charm by John Robert Powers
Fitness advice column outlines a two month plan to improve figure for summer. Instructions include bust and chest exercises to firm and reduce measurements, plus weight control via diet. Readers are invited to obtain a booklet by mailing a self addressed stamped envelope and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers Laboratory
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
John F. Dille Co
Pineapple Watercress Salad and Creamy Dressing Recipe
Cooking notes present a pineapple and watercress salad with a creamy dressing. Ingredients include garlic, salt, cider vinegar, heavy cream, salad oil, watercress, pineapple, and sugar. Directions cover mixing dressing, salting and sweetening fruit, arranging portions, and serving with portions of dressing.
Etiquette Question on Smoking in Elevators
A reader asks if a man may smoke in a public elevator. The answer: do not smoke before entering. a fresh cigarette may be kept in hand if the smoker is not yet ready to discard it.
Understanding Hot Nails in Construction Works
The term hot nails refers to small metal pieces driven into brick mortar or concrete, similar to ordinary nails driven into wood. These fasteners enable anchoring or joining materials in masonry applications.
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Solar
Charles J. Enders Jr
Coopers Entertain
Miss Craighill
Art
Hardys
Stephenson Wscs
Century Club
Mrs. Buckner
Rites Os
Lutio
Front Royal
Pines
Virginia Scrapbook
Miss Carbaugh
Kathryn Anderson
Superior Ark
Nettie Carbaugh
Miss Anderson
Campden
S. C
Grunt’ Drug Store
John F. Dillers
John Robert Powers
P. S
Cecily Brownstone
W. L. Gordon
SELBY
Lovett Bros
Loudoun
Shenandoah Ave
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N. Y
Syes
Hodgson & Brown
al Plue
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit, Insurance Corporation
OD Center
Deerer
Cather
Puritan
Timberlake
Edwards
Pitt
Safeway
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