Rev Messick Supper Guest in Mount Pleasant
In Mount Pleasant Virginia on May 10 the Rev M C Messick was a supper guest of Mr and Mrs.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1948
Page
10
In Mount Pleasant Virginia on May 10 the Rev M C Messick was a supper guest of Mr and Mrs.
Stanley Bishop and Mrs Hilda Milhon with daughter Freedmay and Clifton called on Mrs John Perry. Mrs Deisy Sager visited her brother Raymond Racey. Emmett Copen and family from Cochocton Ohio attended the Apple Blossom Festival parade as guests of Asa Racey and relatives. Mrs Philip Perry and son Henry of near Middletown spent the weekend here. Philip Perry given a birthday dinner by John and Mrs Perry with visitors Mrs Fussell and children Bobbie Ralph David Hilda and Daniel from near the airport.
Edward Perry of Winchester joins Mr and Mrs Zirkle Williams and their children Richard Kathryn and Charles and Mrs Fannie Williams of Mr Williams Joyce for a gathering at the Williams residence. Also present are Mr and Mrs Charles Lake and daughters Carol and Lincu along with Mrs Philip Perry and Mr and Mrs Stanley Bishop at the home of Mr and Mrs Williams.
A Richmond meeting on March 19 1948 authorized a plan to establish two open fox seasons. The first runs Oct 1 to Nov 18 except National Forest lands. the second runs Nov 20 to Jan 20 with varied end dates by county, and many counties have closing restrictions. Some areas are completely prohibited and others have earlier closes. The proposal, to be acted on at a May 22 meeting, is issued by Beverley W. Stras Jr., Chairman of the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries.
A proposal to declare an open deer hunting season was set for Richmond on May 22, 1948. It outlines a first season from October 1 to November 15 statewide except in many counties with a closed period, and a second season from November 20 to January 5 with varied closing dates by county. It also bans hunting in several counties during the first period and imposes timing restrictions pending notice to change.
A proposal to declare an open season for hunting bear was authorized with a May 22 1948 Richmond meeting to act on it. The plan sets a first statewide bear season October 1 to November 15 in numerous counties with a closed period, and a second statewide season November to January 5, with Norfolk Nansemond and Princess Anne counties closing December 5.
The notice explains time zone adjustments for network programs, stating Eastern Local Time, subtract one hour for central, two hours for mountain, and that local stations may change relay times to fit schedules. It notes last minute changes cannot be included.
A detailed segment listing radio program timings across networks. It covers 6:00 p m to midnight with talks music dramas news sports and variety shows featuring ABC CBS MBS and NBC affiliates and notable performers and hosts.
An audience at First Baptist Church filled the assembly room for an AA program. Dr E T Clark praised the meeting as sincere and interesting. Four speakers, including a Washington attorney couple and James Payne of Front Royal, shared recovery stories amid floor questions. Dr Howard James presided.
The article states ninety five thousand women are employed in the United States life insurance industry, with most working as cashiers and clerks.
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