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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1941
Page
6
Friday schedule includes a weekly American Legion luncheon at the hotel and a W O W meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. News notes cover weddings births and engagements including Winifred Price and James Kitchen, Ruth Hartley and Harley Grim, Rosalie Anderson and Melville Hawking, plus numerous visits and travels across Frederick and nearby towns.
The guidance covers church participation when unaware of the form by observing others and following their actions. It notes tipping a cafeteria server is optional. It states evening trousers should be without cuffs.
Miss Louise Crawford and Mrs. Richard Duvall show improvement after hospital stays. Visitors include Grover Morrison and family, John Sheetz and Audrey Kartze, Major and Mrs. Mars, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Hook, and others. Newcomers to Winchester include Edmund Whiteside and Harry Carbaugh families. Festival guests attend at the Lemley and Montgomery households with students from Madison College, Bridgewater College, and Washington connections.
A beauty advice piece extols daily soap and water for skin health. It praises bath rituals, fragrant products, and Turkish unbleached towels for lasting bath linens, urging gentle drying from collar bones to forehead as part of a brisk facial treatment.
Mrs. May Racey hosted a social event with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Will Hopkins and Miss Davis of Piedmont West Virginia. Also present were Miss Annie Hopkins, Miss Helen Shipley, and Mr. Elbert Shipley of Baltimore Maryland.
Golden Rule Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Church meets Sunday morning at 9 45 with solo by Mr Floyd Haines and teaching by Mr C P McVicar Kernstown Young People hold monthly meeting Friday May 9 at 7 30 at Miss Charlotte Rudolph home with devotionals led by Mr Lawrence Owens and urged attendance
The Friday bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs Joseph Wright for a regular session. A. A. U. W. will hold its regular monthly meeting on May 10 not May 17.
The 72nd annual Virginia dentists convention gathers at the Chamberlin Hotel Old Point Comfort with large early registrations. Speakers include Dr Duzerne C Jordan Georgetown and Dr Fred G Repass Roanoke on denture jaw relations and third molars.
The American Association of University Women schedules a May 10 3 PM meeting at 516 South Stewart Street with assistant hostess Mrs Walter Hough to allow attendance at a John Mason Brown lecture. The Winchester Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary outlines a June Garden Party location to be announced and reports new adjustable Gatsch beds. more are planned as funds allow. Red Cross asks knitters to produce 1140 sweaters by January 1 1942 with calls to Mrs Griffith at 320 West Clifford Street. Federated Council of Church Women meets tomorrow at 3 PM in Handley Library, and Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church gathers tomorrow at 8 PM at 7 Morningside Drive with Division 2 in charge.
Final rites were held for Perry T Crown 57 of Columbia S C at Grace Episcopal Church Berryville with Rev Albert C Miller officiating. Crown a noted Columbia civic and business figure died Monday night at home after years of ill health. He is survived by his wife a brother and sister Miss Sarah B Crown of Berryville. Burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
Clarke Jaybees held an open forum in the Berryville high school auditorium featuring three speakers. Sloan Kuykendall and Winchester attorney presented on Constitutional Rights with Rev. Ronald Rowland addressing national security concerns.
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