Mother Daughter Banquet Planned by Hayfield 4-H Flakes
The Girls of the Hayfield 4-H club plan a 7:30 p m Wednesday menu at Mr and Mrs Isaac Moore home in Hayfield. Mothers of the 4-H girls will attend as guests in the first county 4 H club event of this kind. Leaders Mrs Moore and Mrs Sloan Wolfe head the group with Mrs Walter Solomon as HD club president and Miss Agnes Shirley county agent among invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
4-H Club
Isaac Moore
4-H
Moore
Sloan Wolfe
Hayfield Hdub
Walter Solomon
HD Club
Agnes Shirley
Braddock Street WSCS Program Tomorrow
Mrs. F H Way with Circle 4 will present Cooperation and Build a Christian America to Braddock Street Methodist WSCS members in the large assembly room at 7 45 p m tomorrow H W Ebert leads in charge Miss Eula Affleck will sing Meeting Night The Society for Prevention of Cruelty to will meet at Handley library 7 30 p m Tuesday Cave Jr Visit On Gray Avenue Mr and Mrs James Cave of Gray Ave hosted their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs James Cave Jr of Virginia Beach for the festival and Eastern Shore visit with Rev Emory Ellmore and Roy Campbell also guests of Rev and Mrs Frank Fulcher at the Eastern Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Way
Circle 4
America
WSCS
Society Or Prevention of Cruelty
Handley Library
Caves Jr
Gray Ave
James Cave
James Cave Jr
Ofrginia Beach
Kaplan
Berryville
Reginald Duval
Emory Ellmore
Roy Campbell
Frank Fulcher
Fulcher
Brucetown Methodist Church
P. T. Grove
Chester Warrington
Winnetka, Ill
L. A. Barnes Jr
L. A. Barnes
Greenville, N. C
Woodland Ave
Barnes
E. A. Latham
Portsmouth
B. D. Forest
Calendar of events May 2 6 7
List of local meetings and activities from May 2 to May 6 across multiple groups including Chanters Northern Va Hairdressers Assn Cantible choir Municipal band Lions Century SPCA WSCS Moose Kiwanis Elks Rotary Quota Xi Beta and Beta Sigma Phi with venues at Market Street Methodist Geo Washington hotel Handley library Rouss hall Loudoun St Presbyterian First Baptist church and Parkway Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market St. Methodist
Geo. Washington Hotel
W. Boscawen St
Rouss Hall
Lions Club
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Century Club
L. M. Allen
Board of Control of
Exchange Club
Leon Slavin
SPCA
Handley Library
Montague Ave. Methodist Church
B. W. Coe
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Loudoun St. Presbyterian Church
Women’s Civic League
W. W. Beattie
Lee. St
Kiwanis Club
WSCS
Macedonia Methodist Church
J. W. Newcome
E. Germain St
Elks
Elks Club
Rotary Club
Quota Club
First Baptist Church
Loudoun
St. Presbyterian Church
Young Mother’s Circle
Beta Sigma Phi
Richard Lineburg
Parkway Ave
Century Club Meeting Postponed After Death of Dr. Allen
The Century Club meeting scheduled at Mrs. Louis Baker's home 429 North Braddock Street at 4 p m tomorrow has been postponed for one week due to the death of Dr. Lewis M. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Louis Baker
N. Braddock St
Lewis M. Allen
Lutheran Circles Schedule Meetings
Lutheran circles list upcoming meetings for May with times and host addresses. Circle 2 hosts at 650 Berryville Ave, Circle 6 at 100 Morningside Dr, Circle 7 at 331 N Loudoun St, Circle 3 at Middle Rd, Circle 1 at 11 N Loudoun St, Circle 5 at 379 Charles St, Circle 4 meets at the church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Stine
Berryville Ve
Harry Kern
Morningside Drive
Bennie Jane
N. Loudoun St
Wyatt Richards
Middle Road
Grover C. Rose
Loudoun St
Charles W. Fries
Chares St
Mrs J P Stine Hosts Guests For Fete And Visit
Mrs J P Stine 526 N Lou doun St hosted a festival weekend with guests including Mrs George Federer Morgantown Mrs Delmar Pugh Morgantown and Mrs Thomas Ryer Richmond Lt Richard D Whiting visiting his mother Mrs Edgar Whiting 415 W Clifford St He arrived by plane from Williams Field Chandler Ariz landing at Shepherd Field Martinsburg Also James Whiting and Henry Leonard of Patterson N J students at University of Virginia spent several days with his mother Miss Paulette Pifer Longwood College student returned to Farmville after weekend with her mother Mrs Lillian B Pifer 314 W Leicester St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Stine
N. Loudoun St
George Federer
Morgantown
Delmar Pugh
Thomas Ryer
Richmond
Richard D. Whiting
Williams Field
Chandler, Ariz
Edgar Whiting
W. Clifford St
Whiting
Shepherd Field
Martinsburg
James Whiting
Henry Leonard
Patterson, N. J
University of Virginia
Paulette Pifer
Longwood
Longwood College
Farmville
Lillian B. Pifer
Leicester St
Weekly Schedule Home Agent's Weekly Schedule
Week schedule for Home Demonstration clubs across multiple days May 2 to May 5 detailing meetings at homes churches and community venues with demonstrations by leaders and leaders training. Includes Bloodmobile committee planning with Mr Stewart Bell and district federation meeting in Warrenton with travel details for HD club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Bell
Middle Road
E. J. Hicks
Web
Baptist Church
Piccadilly St
Iva Byrd Johnson
Shawnee
Robert Snapp
Hayfield
Wayne Miller
North Frederick
Community Hall
Warrenton
Plaza
Mrs Ira Woods Hosts Portsmouth Guests In Capon Bridge
Mrs Ira Woods entertained Mr and Mrs E Bledsoe of Portsmouth and their two children Louis and Fred who visited Thursday and Friday as guests in Capon Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Woods
E. Bledsoe
Portsmouth
Louis
Fred
Capon Bridge
Residents and visitors mark Blossom Festival week
Mrs Charles Fisher and family visited relatives in Winchester for a week. Guests included Mr and Mrs F W Karnmann from Baltimore in Stephens City. Others traveled from Pittsburgh, Alexandria, Buffalo, Princeton and Baltimore to attend the Apple Blossom festival and related events.
Births Apr 30 Report from Berryville and Winchester
Birth notices list a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Chilcott of Berryville, and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowen of 402 South Cameron Street. Also a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cather, R. 2. The Rev. and Mrs. C. A. McDonald of Lexington announce a son David Lupton McDonald born at Winchester hospital Saturday. McDonald’s wife is Margaret Stone Lupton, daughter of Mrs. D. W. Lupton of 132 North Washington Street. The Rev. McDonald is a former Opequon Presbyterian pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Chilcott
Berryville
Modern Etiquette Q and A on public manners
A Q and A on proper etiquette covers guiding a man to offer an arm only in public conveyances or crowds, filling water glasses with two full portions, and leaving introductions with a simple goodbye rather than saying I am glad to have met you.
Meals and lodging count toward Social Security wages
The Winchester Social Security office explains that wages include noncash pay such as meals lodging rent or goods. Reported wages must include fair value of any noncash compensation like meals or lodging, added to cash wages for benefit calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Social Security Office
Social Security Office
Frederick, Clarke
Shenandoah
Page, Warren
Virginia
Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan
W. Virginia
Harry A. Nelson
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
English lessons by W L Gordon present common word usage and pronunciation tips. The text highlights misused phrases misspelled words and stresses daily vocabulary growth with a focus on the word refutation and its correct meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Berryville Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Berryville residents share and receive visitors as Clifton Price and family tour Shepardstown West Virginia. Ann Price from Cathedral School of Washington visits Soldiers Rest with her parents. Mrs. John Hardesty and Mrs. Carl Lewis travel to Baltimore with Jim Johnson of White Post who had surgery at Johns Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Price
Clifton Jr
Shepardstown
W. Va
Willim Colston
Ann Price
Cathedral School of
Washington
Soldiers Rest
John Hardesty
Carl Lewis
Baltimore
Jimmy Johnson
White Post
Johns . Hopkins Hospital
Jimmy
Robert Johnson
Local Social Roster Notes From Berryville and Front Royal
Roosevelt Jenkins hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Newton Farmer of Winchester. Mrs Janet Ball spent the weekend in Front Royal with Mrs William Cuney. Friday night Mrs Ball joined an Eastern Star pageant in Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Jenkins
Newton Farmer
Winchester
Janet Ball
Front Royal
William Cuney
Anne Adams Pattern 4792 Available With Instructions
Advert says pattern 4792 for pocket look with scalloped neckline yokes in sizes 34 to 50. Details include yardage 4 yards 35 inch for size 36 and easy sew instructions. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams, Pattern Dept., New York. book offer 15 cents with shampoo and make up smock pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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Braddock
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Dream ° Berkshire
Nylons Bay
Luntshertys
Chambersburg
Woodstock
U. S
Daniel Burner
Windsor
Adams
Adam
Sheffield
China
Lustre
Ridgeway
Majolica
Minton
Haviland Limoges
Coleman Dunn
Buddy Artrip
J. Janney
Charles Fisher
Gary
Indiana
Hisers
F. W. Karnmann
Jacob C. Hiser
Stephens City
Atlantic City
Elsie Mathews
Lucille Kendrick
Bentley Kinney
New Jersey
Amherst St
Princeton
N. J
Bessie K. Jones
Floyd I. Ogg
Jimmy Ogg
Alexandria
N. Washington St
Pittsburgh
Strasburg
Sidney Wilson
O. M. Wilson
O. M. Wilson Jr
Norman Roe Lockhart
George P. Greenhalgh Jr
William P. Wetherall
George P. Greenhalgh
A. R. Dunning
Pete
Roland Mitchell
Clarke County
Erwin Wilson
Buffalo
Buffalo, N. Y
Mrs. C. Ridgely White
Merriman's Lane
R. J. Garnett
Mrs. H. J. Martin
W. Piccadilly St
Harry Fowle
Mrs
Philip Fowle
S. Stewart St
Roberta Lee
Rhodes Jewelry CO
Capital Discovery
Shirley Ann Hendrix
Shirley
Hollywood
Macaulay
Whitman
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Berryville Social Notes
Leroy Jones
C. T. Hardesty Jr
Glenn Malone
William Sullivan
Lula Shackleford Foster
Philadelphia
Relativ
Dr. L. M. Allen
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester, Va
Pine Motor CO
Mervel W. Adams Plumbing
N. Cameron
Food Center
Bemberg Sheers & Voises
Cather
Batiste
Timberlake
Dfwne
Chlams
Lovett Bros. N. Loudoun
Acme Eastern
California
FANCY
Calif
Sts. Loppers
Doz
Hemstitcher
Sewlight
Molden Electric CO
S. Loudoun St
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