Calendar of events for Monday and Tuesday
Weekly meeting of I O O F at their hall on Monday at 8:00 p m and weekly luncheon of Lions Club on Tuesday at 7:30 p m at a local venue.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1942
Page
8
Weekly meeting of I O O F at their hall on Monday at 8:00 p m and weekly luncheon of Lions Club on Tuesday at 7:30 p m at a local venue.
The piece explains how natural curls can be preserved or enhanced without permanent waving. It covers risks of hair dyes, proper washing with liquid cleansers, steaming with hot moisture, straightening while wet, and methods to set and maintain undulations with setting lotion. It warns against overprocessing and notes trimming challenges for short naturally curly hair.
Starting tonight a series of meetings will be held across Frederick county to promote war bond sales. In the last three months Winchester and Frederick county averaged 51222 in sales with a goal of 69100. Bank representatives will attend the sessions and 8 p m meetings will be held at various communities with local advisors named.
German high command says air force attacked Alexandria, the main base of the British Mediterranean fleet, last night as reported by Berlin broadcasts dated May 4.
Parents and friends relay word of service members at Camp Lee Virginia and Gunter Field Alabama. Aviation Cadet Bentley Kern completed basic flying school and soloed at Borr Field Arcadia. Kinney and Kern families report messages from Australia and Alabama. Weekend visits include McCormacs Glaize Scully Buncutter Shryock and Sager at home.
Treasury report shows May 1 receipts of 23 450 222 34 dollars and expenditures of 250 287 310 32 dollars leaving total debt at 70 676 758 113 80 dollars. The increase over the previous day is 26 986 807 73 dollars.
The sun is now believed to lie 93,003,000 miles from Earth, based on calculations by Dr. Heer Jones, Astronomer Royal of England, updating the previous estimate of 92,780,000 miles.
Seven vegetables are being sent in dehydated form including potatoes onions carrots cabbage beets rutabagas and sweet potatoes. Other concentrated foods include powdered soups eggs and milk for soldiers abroad. Watering flower gardens should be done deeply and infrequently to reach several inches, with morning or evening watering and occasional foliage spraying for insect control. A booklet Flower Gardens is available for ten cents from The Star Service Bureau.
The funeral of Trial Justice A J Tavenner was held yesterday at his Albin residence with many friends from Virginia and nearby West Virginia attending. Clergy from the Presbyterian and Congregational Christian churches officiated. Masons provided active pallbearers. Hymns Abide With Me and Rock of Ages were sung, with scripture readings and prayers. Active pallbearers included H C Sheetz Jr Wilbur Hewitt Charles P McVicar Roy Larrick George Taylor and Brady W Largent. Honorary pallbearers listed many local officials and professionals including Senator Harry F Byrd and Judge Philip Williams.
The Winchester Softball Association schedules the season opener for tomorrow night at 8 at the Young Men's Sport Shop. A Twilight league is planned to run after supper with all teams in one league to avoid conflicts from two leagues.
Front Royal has been admitted as the fourth member of the Tri State Golf League joining Winchester Martinsburg and Alexandria. The 12 man teams will meet on May 24 Martinsburg June 21 Alexandria July 18 Winchester August 16 Front Royal and August 30 final match at a neutral course nearby.
Italian naval command reports an overdue submarine missing since it departed its base. The vessel, under the command of its commander, had been operating and is now presumed lost.
Miss Miriam Rebecca Boyer daughter of Mr and Mrs G Russell Boyer of Woodstock wed George William Parsons U S Navy son of Mr and Mrs G W Parsons of Natural Bridge Va on Saturday May 2 at 9 pm at Sunnycrest Woodstock The Rev W K Cunningham officiated before an improvised altar of ferns palms and white gladioli The bride wore white lace and tulle with Juliet cap veil and carried white roses and gardenias A reception followed at Sunnycrest with guests from Woodstock Winchester and Martinsville The couple plan residence in Martinsburg West Virginia The bride is a Mary Washington College graduate and Handley High School faculty member The groom attended Washington and Lee University Virginia and is a naval physical instructor at Norfolk
Invitations have been received for the wedding of Miss Josephine Key Griffith daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Moss Kerfoot of Berryville and John Wilson Brown Jr Ensign in the United States Naval Reserve on Saturday May 23 at 4 pm at Grace Church Miss Elinor Griffith will be maid of honor. A reception will follow at Llewellyn home the bride's parents.
The Winchester section of the University Women met at Mrs. Larrick’s Saturday with Mrs. Honeycutt assisting. Mrs. Allen Peery outlined last year’s state report and announced new committees. A June meeting is planned at Mrs. Leatherman’s home for new members, including Mrs. Victor Snow, formerly Virginia Cather. The True Blue Girls Class and District Nurses group set May events. Market Street Church Circles schedule meetings with hostesses named.
Circle 2 teams with Mrs A Di Mason at 228 Parkway circle 3 with Mrs Flora Anderson 519 North Braddock circle 4 with Mrs M J Billmyer 315 West Cork circle 5 with Miss Kate Kern 304 Amherst circle 6 with Mrs Emma Green Mt Hebron Cemetery circle 7 with Mrs George Eagle Berryville Pike at eight tonight.
By dialing 3424 you may let your friends know when you entertain have guests are going away or have returned home. The Star will publish all such matters on this page. Without mineral elements no new body tissue can be formed.
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