Socials and Events at Christ Ep Church Evening
Socials and personals note services at Christ Episcopal Church at eight o'clock with bridal party and out of town guests. The column lists Miss Louise Moore as guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Ralph Hardy on West Piccadilly Street and mentions nearby dinners and engagements among Winchester residents.
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Christ Ep Church
Hardy
Miss Moore
Louise Moore
Ralph Hardy
West Piccadilly Street
Stewart Bell, Jr
Wash
Beverley Thomas
Charlotte, N. C
Mesdames Stewart Bell, Jr
Washington
John Scully, II
Tokus
Bruce Kinlich Nelson
W. B. Grove
Hawthorne
Summit Point
Pembroke Grove
Winchester
Paul Rosenberger
John Scully
ITI
Harry Byrd, Jr
Eleanor Perry
Charles Town
Thornhill Manor
Edward McDonald
Imogene Davenport
Middletown
G. Wilson Borden
Ethel, Va
W. T. Peyton
Sadie Withrow
Clifton Forge
S. G. Larrick
W. D. Walker
Fruitland Park
Fla
Virginia Casson
Newton Clark Kline
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
M. Earl Kline
Walter Huffman
Washington, D.C
Martha Reely
Fairfax
James T. Reely
Martha Hottle
James Burner
Clayton Legg
Stephens City
Harry Himelright
Harry Jr
Baltimore
Bennie Turner
Arlington, Va
Earl Legg
Near Town
Frederick Kline
Edna Keith
Mad
Winchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Set
The Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital will hold a most important meeting on Tuesday May 18 at 3 30 PM at the nurses home. It is urged that all old members as well as new ones attend.
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Omps
Memorial Hospital
Alton Omps
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Red Cross Nutrition Class Set To Start Tuesday
A Red Cross Nutrition class begins Tuesday May 18 at 2 30 PM in the Northern Virginia Power Company rooms. The class will set a permanent meeting hour at this opening session. For enrollment call 5412 Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Northern Virginia Power Company
The
G A A Social Meet Postponed To May 27
The Girls Athletic Association monthly social is postponed from May 20 to May 27 due to the Lion's Dinner event.
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Girls Athletic Association
Art Exhibition Closes After Busy Week of Paintings
The A A U W Art Exhibition closed Tuesday after hundreds visited. Katherine Pannill announced Charles Hoover's portraits led in votes among the 62 artists and 125 paintings. Collections included miniatures by Mrs John Scully III and works by Meta Whiting Lytle, Frances Todd, Martin Kermacy, Eugene Cooper, Mary Margaret Cooper, Alois Brill Ayers, and Jan McCallum.
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Katherine Pannill
Charles Hoover
Roselle
Cecilia
Geo. Jolliffes
Ethel
John Scully
Cone
Meta Whiting Lytle
Frances Todd
Allen Richardson
Frederick Richardson
Richardson
Richards
Martin Kermacy
Eugene Cooper
Mary Margaret Cooper
Victory Garden
Alois Brill Ayers
Jan McCallums
Winchester
Nell Bryant
Robert Conner
Treasury Status May 12 Receipts and Debt Totals
Treasury daily status reports receipts of 51.93 million and expenditures of 259.93 million for May 12. Total debt stands at 138.52 billion, up by 57.65 million from the previous day.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Lola Moore Delivers Calhoun Life Of States Rights
Miss Lola Moore of John Kerr School presents a paper on John C. Calhoun highlighting his statemanship and advocacy of state rights at a Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting. Memorial Day plans discussed and upcoming Stonewall Cemetery exercises noted.
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Lola Moore
John Kerr School
John C. Calhoun
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lillian Sheetz
North Loudoun Street
Stonewall Cemetery
T. M. Swann
Bulletin
Garland Quarles
Handley School Library
H. B. McCormac
Handley Boulevard
Service letter notes Army Salvage drive and can campaign
Ed Molden reports Pvt L E Hill at Camp Lee recounts tin can salvage methods and a 13 hour Sunday K P shift. The diary lists volunteers Sutton Seal Prelip Jenkins Palmer and others witnessing the effort while Hills’ letter mentions Life magazine tray guess prize. Also updates on Leonard Newcome, Leon DeHaven, Gerald DeHaven, Rhodes and Mildred Judy with overseas or station details.
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Ed Molden
Pvt
Tin Can
L. E. Hill
S. A
F. Camp Lee
Larry
Army
K. P
Albert Seal
Robert Sutton
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke
Sutton
Seal
Godfrey Prelip
David Jenkins
Norvall Palmer
Sugar for Canning and War Time Home Needs in Virginia
Virginia housewives will receive up to 25 pounds of sugar per person for home canning with five pounds per individual within the limit. Applications may require info on supplies. sleep gear shifts to older mattress style. ration books stay mandatory for vacations to smaller hotels. butter and cheese will be bought for lend-lease needs May to July reducing winter stocks.
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Virginia
Eugene Babb Sings at Market Street Methodist Church
Eugene Babb will sing a solo at the Market Street Methodist Church meeting of the Men's Bible Class. The gathering convenes Sunday morning at 9 45. The public is cordially invited.
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Handley High School
Gwendolyn Haynes
Christ Episcopal Church
Kitty Lou Arnold
Courtney Fauver
Jane Henshall
Agnes Morrison
Evelyn Preston
Jeanie Whitham
Jack Barnhart
Eddie Levi
Pete Yeatras
Martha C. Arnold
Bettie Hendrie
Irane Johnson
Jeant Orndorff
Juan
Lutkin
Eternal Father
Navy
Sullivan
Direc
Euugene Babb
Market Street Methodist Church
Final Report On Red Cross Drive Is Made
The Winchester Frederick County Red Cross War Fund drive raised 22428.41 in cash and pledges with 7101 contributors including local theatres clubs and schools reaching about eight thousand people. Division details credit Special Gifts 6045.50, Business District 1600.10, Special Groups 579.31, Door to Door 1837.66, Commerce and Industry 8959.11, Colored 127.94, County 4287.70 plus theater proceeds 617.85 and Lion s Club 200.03.
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Winchester- Frederick County
American Red Cross
Fred L. Glaize
Red Cross
J. Victor Arthur
Business District
Henry Goode
Sam D. Preston
George H. Smith, Jr
Commerce and Industry
Andrew J. Bowen
Winchester Industrial and Commercial
Frederick County
Sam Giles
Winchester
Wyatt Richards
Garland Quarles
Carl Honeycutt
Winchester Evening Evening Star
Motor Corp
Penney
War Fund Drive Report Through Red Cross Endorsed by Chairman
Letter from Fred L. Glaize Jr outlining the need for staffing a campaign office, proposing a fully indexed card system to track divisions and contributed amounts, and delivering records to the office for reference in future campaigns.
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Paign
Fred L. Glaize
Red Cross War Fund Drive
Business Only At Meeting Of T B Society
The Virginia Tuberculosis Association in Richmond will hold a wartime annual meeting May 19 at the John Marshall Hotel. Dr. Frank B. Johns says the session is strictly for business to minimize transportation use and conserve food, with officers and directors to be elected.
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Richmond
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
John Marshall
Frank 8. Johns
Office of Defense Transportation
Dr. Johns
Alex W. Parker
Robert W. Daniel
Ellen H. Smith
George W. Call
Leslie Combs Foster
Feed outlook from USDA flags tight 1943 livestock supply
A USDA appraisal released April 21 says livestock production reached a record height and gains may occur unless new feed sources rise or grain yields improve in 1943. If yields stay average, 1943 feed production may fall 10 percent, forcing either reduced animal feeding or expanded acreages. An extreme drought could worsen 1943 44 feed margins.
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USDA
State Aaa
U. S
Certificate For Rosenberger & Co
Wilbur M Krise announces a certificate of merit for 100 percent employee participation in the payroll allotment plan for war bond purchases at Rosenberger & Co. He praises the efforts of the employee group in Winchester and Frederick County.
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Wilbur M. Krise
War Savings
Winchester
Frederick County
John W. Rosenberger & Company
Krise
Local Sports Highlight Featured In Evening Star Daily
The Evening Star Daily runs a concise local sports page showcasing standout performances by area teams and athletes. Readers learn scores, key plays, and upcoming fixtures in a compact recap style.
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Evening Star
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Moore-Nelson
John Downing
City
Front Royal
Kernstown
W. H. Lawrence, Jr
Junior Century Club
William H. Lawrence, Jr
Elizabeth Massie
Jacqueline Womack
West Cork Street
Lynchburg
Allen T. Hawthorne
Virginia Society of Ophthalmology and Laryngology
Tor
Council Chamber
City Hall
T. B. Byrd
New York
Thomas B. Byrd
New York City
Michael
William Michael
East Street
Evelyn Lee Lunsford
Shanholtz
Ellis Shanholtz
Cold Springs
W. Va
Margaret Farmer
Sophie Baker
Chapel Hill
N. C
Sophia Baker
Chapel] Hil
Randolph Shields
Evie Shields
Shields
Pathology
University of North Carolina
Ethelreda Aspar
Ensign Mirkel
Henry Kaspar
Bluemont
Ethelreda
Karl Mirkes
George J. Mirkes
Osh Oshkosh
Wis
Hawkey
Richard Hawkey
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Mrs. Hawkey
Homer Lyman
West Clifford Street
Carl W. Knoblock
Baltimore, Md
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Huntsberrys
Huntsberry
Colgate SI
Colgate
Silce Cut Price
Jay
N. Loudoun St
Calhoun
Leonard Newcome
Stewart Stipe
Leon’ P. DeHaven
John W. DeHaven
Berryville Avenue
Miami Beach
Trag. Orp
Flight C. B. T. C. No. 9
Gerald W. DeHaven
517Th Ordnance Co
H.M
F. A
B. A. Rhodes
Chanute Field
Ill
Mrs
8S. P. Rhodes
Woodland Avenue
Mildred H. Judy
A. N. Corps
McClusky General Hospital
Temple
Texas
J. F. Judy
George Washington Garage
Iddletown
Market Street
Glaize
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
T.B. Society
Clarke County
Rosenberger & Co
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Uite
Ieee
Fes
Timberlake
Moling & Cather
Valley Pride
Solo
All
United Food Stores