Joy-Jones Marriage Quiet May 6 At Bride's Home
Mrs. R. T. Jones of 402 South Loudoun announces the marriage of her daughter Evelyn to Pvt. John Joy of Fort Belvoir. The ceremony was at the bride's home on Saturday May 6 at 4 oclock. The Rev. R. B. Smith officiated and a reception followed hosted by the couple's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Jones
South Loudoun Street
Evelyn
John Joy
Fort Belvoira
R. B. Smith
Mary Koons
Koons
Laura Everhart
Mary Margaret
Velma Embry
Dorothy
Cleytus Triplett
John H. Joy
Mary Nell Joy
Marion
Wayne Jones
Hubert Jones
Arlington
Fort Belvoir
Jewish Woman's Club to Hold Luncheon in May
The Jewish Women's Club convened a regular meeting led by President Mrs. Abe Levin. Mrs. Paul Kenter urged Red Cross Nursing Class enrollees while proposals funded Cancer Control Campaign Gertrude Barton Nursery Negro Day Nursery and a donation to the Hillel Foundation. The group earned a merit award for over 90 percent membership buying War Bonds. Plans for a season closing luncheon next month were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Women’s Club
Abe Levin
Ralph Salomon
Paul Kenter
Red Cross
Cancer Control Campaign
Gertrude Barton Nursery
Negro Day Nursery
A. J. Novick
Hillel Foundation
Thompson Gardner Marriage Reported in Hagestown Md
Marriage notices tell of Miss Pauline Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Gardner Whitacre Virginia and Mr William H Thompson son of Mr and Mrs A W Thompson Sharp Street this city marrying Tuesday May 9 at 1130 at the Church of Christ Hagestown Md Rev G E Gonson officiating. The bride attended Gainesboro High School and works for Pingley and Carper cleaners. The groom attended Handley High School and serves in the U S Army Air Corps stationed at Dothan Alabama. The bride wore a Navy blue dress with white accessories and a corsage of white orchids. Mrs Thompson remains in Winchester but will join him at his Alabama base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingley and
Carper Cleaners
Mr. Thompson
Handley High School
U. S. Army Air Corps
Dothan
Ala
Thompson
Winchester
Alabama
piano recital at Handley by Kathleen McCartney group
Miss Kathleen McCartney presents her high school piano students in a May 16 recital at Handley school auditorium. Students include Posey Merriner Edwin Bridgeforth Evelyn Allen and many others. admission is free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen McCartney
Handley School
Posey Merriner
Edwin Bridgeforth
Evelyn Allen
Marjorie Ann Dunson
Anne Butler
June Henshall
Janet Darlwig
Mary Kirk
June Cammer
Peggy Galladay
Cary Randolph Marshall
Jane Miller
Barbara Sprenk
Doris Jean Laign
Charlotte Brown
Elizabeth Baker
Betty June Hurst
Betty Lou McFarland
Nancy May Hurst
Sara Lee Sencindiver
Betty Jean Snapp
Jimmy Miller
Lila Lee Robinson
Jacqueline Eagle
Colleen Grimm
Betty Lou Barton
G A A Dinner Highlights Bowling Team Honor
The Girl's Athletic Association held a dinner at Wayside Inn for the G A A bowling team with Miss Kathryn Sullivan as toastmistress and gifts for each member. Thirty-one members and one guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl's Athletic Association
Wayside Inn
Kathryn Sullivan
Jane Haddox
Washington
Five Graves Brothers Serve Nation Across WWI and WWII
Mrs. Viola Graves of 16 W Clifford St is mother to five sons in military service. Burdette Graves, former WWI overseas veteran, died years ago. James B Graves, 26, chief pharmacist, stationed Bedford Springs now. Lewis W Graves, 22, in Army since 1942, in New Guinea. Franklin M Graves, 20, Navy enlistee 1942, merchant ship gunner. Robert Graves, 18, Navy enlistee 1943, Norfolk, wife Dora Clem resident here. The Graves family active with Salvation Army locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Graves
W. Clifford Street
Burdette Graves
Graves
Salvation Army
James B. Graves
Bedford Springs
Africa
England
South America
Cuba
Jane Parris
Arlington, Va
Lewis W. Graves
Army
New Guinea
Si c Franklin M. Graves
Navy
Robert Graves
Norfolk, Va
Dora Clem
Winchester
Armed Forces
Robert
Rosenberger to Speak at Brad Dock Street Church
John H. Rosenberger will address the morning service at Brad dock Street Methodist Church on May 14, discussing Methodism Faces the Present and the Future. He returns from the General Conference in Kansas City where he led Virginia Conference lay delegates. The evening sermon at 7 30 will be Living as a Family for Mother's Day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rosenbreger
Winchester
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Rosenberger
Virginia
Virginia Conference
John H. Rosenberger
Braddock Street Methodist Church
General Conference of the
Methodist
General Conference of
The
General Conference
Methodism
T. J. Hawkins
Braddock Street Church
Schedule of Home Agent Ruth McNeil 4-H week of May
The Home Agent Ruth McNeil submits a weekly schedule beginning May 15 with 4-H at Gravel Springs School Gainesboro Hayfield School Armel Middletown Stephens City Mid dle Road White Hall and Round Hill 4-H and Home Demonstration clubs meeting at their respective schools with times listed May 19 Gore 4-H at 2 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McNeil
Gravel Springs
Gainesboro-Hayfield
Gainesboro
Armel
Stephens City
Middle Road
Middletown
White Hall
Middletown Home Demonstration Club
Round Hill
Redbud
Gore
Eddy Elected Deputy Grand Treasurer by Knights Templar
Among Knights Templars of Virginia officers elected and installed at Culpeper yesterday was C. Vernon Eddy of Winchester. He was chosen deputy grand treasurer for the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights-Templars
Virginia
Culpeper
C. Vernon Eddy
Winchester
Corner on Sports Sparks Local Baseball Debate
Gene Miller notes a Frederick Clarke Baseball League issue printing Middletown’s loss, drawing 12 calls and fueling county league interest. He argues for more softball diamonds in Winchester and explains the National Recreation Association as a private body aiding public recreation with leaders Roosevelt Adams Riis in its early days. Arthur Jones spoke at a regional NRA gathering Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Recreation Association
Playground Association of America
Theodore Roosevelt
Jane Adams
Joseph Lee
Jacob Riis
John Winant
White House
Arthur Jones
NRA
Third Annual Winchester Methodist Music Festival
The Third Annual Music Festival of the Winchester District Methodist Church will be held next Sunday at Market Street Methodist Church at three o'clock. Sponsored by the District Board of Education Children Division directed by Mrs. H Wark Curry. Children and Youth Choirs from Edinburg Luray Front Royal Middletown Braddock Street Montague Avenue Market Street churches will participate directed by Mrs Hoy L Riley. Public is cordially invited to enjoy this program of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Methodist Church
Market Street Methodist Church
Children’s Division
District Board of Education
H. Wark Curry
Front Royal
Edinburg
Luray
Middletown
Braddock Street
Montague Avenue
Market Street
Hoy L. Riley
Chinese Opening Major Drive In Burma War Front
Southeast Asia headquarters reports Stilwell’s Chinese forces launched a major offensive against Kamaung Mogaung and Myitkina with tanks dive bombers and artillery. Japanese positions near Malakawag and the Kwelon river face attack as Manpin held east of Mogaung resists an enemy assault. A second force nears Myitkyina penetrating Tiangzup perimeter about 40 miles north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Asia
Kandy
Ceylon
Joseph W. Stilwell
Burma
Kamaung
Mogaung
Myitkina
Malakawag
Kwelon River
Mogaung River
Stilwell
Manpin
Kamaing
Myitkyina
Rev Goode To Speak On Drama Of Life At Fire Co
The Rev. J. Goode, chaplain of the South End Fire Company, will deliver a sermon on The Drama Of Life at the semi annual service this Sunday night at eight o'clock at the fire hall. Music includes a Roy Wingfield solo, the Gore Quartet, and congregational hymns. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Goode
At Fire Co
J. Goode
The
South End Fire Company
Roy Wingfield
Gore
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Washington, D. C
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Sunnyside
Winchester Memorial Hospital
8. L. Flickinger
C. M. Lemon
Shepherdstown
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Cara Nome Toiletries
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Just Dial
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
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Handley
Lindamood
Dorothy Lindamood
Grace Hospital
Richmond
P. E. Lindamood
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Child Guidance Club
Whitfield
C. D. Whitfield
Miller Street
Mrs. Leech
Toledo, Ohio
L. W. Leech
Toledo
Ohio
Clayton Hollis
South Washington Street
8. F. Baughman
Memorial Hospital
Edgar Mason
Brucetown
Hahn
Laurence Hahn
Charles
Granville Crabill
Strasburg
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Main and
Valley Ave
Willis Robertson
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Macsfield
H. B. McCormac
Handley Boulevard
Martin Wisecarver
Stonewall Memorial Association
A. Willis Robertson
G. Miller O’rear
United Daughters of the
Mason Snapp
Wisecarver
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Lucy Kurtz
Mary Robinson Buckner
John H. Reagan
Tex
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J. 8. Puckett
Barbarra
Inwood
Ft. Smith, Ark
Camp Chaffee
Joseph E. Snapp
Berryville
Pvt
Joe E. Snapp
Ft. Benning, Ga
Irvin Williams
West Cork St
Curtis Williams
Snapp Williams
Richmond, Va
Robert S. Snapp
Cedar Creek
Stephens City High School
Virginia S. Estep
Heath Stickley
Elsie Havermale
C. C. Rhodes
Helen Sawyers
Virginia Pifer
Fort Loudoun
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Chas. P. McVicar
Handley Avenue
Loudoun Street
Franklin M. Graves
Pfc
Hugh P. Graves
Eddy
Knight Templars
S. Main St
Gene Miller
Frederick Clarke Baseball League
Tode Tuttle
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Timberlake’s
Moling & Cather
Miller Bros
Eryay
George Washington Hotel
U.S
Acousticon Institute
Munsey Bldg
Florsheims
Lovett Brothers
Daily Crossword
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Egypt
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