Walter Hamrick Lands Safely in California
Social and Personal items note Walter Hamrick of Mor rs landed safely in San Pedro California after contacting family by phone. He had been in Singapore then Australia and worked for Socony Vacuum Oil. Mrs Hamrick plans to join him in California for several weeks.
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Walter Hamrick
California
Morrs
Hamrick
San Pedro
Calif
Harrick
Socony Vacuum Oil Com
Singapore
Australia
Ree
Barbara
Mr. Hamrick
Turner Ashby Chapter Hears District Report
The Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. H. B. McCormac home. Lucy Kurtz reported on the IV District UDC meeting at Manassas May 9. The district supports a young nurse student. attendees included Mrs. Martin Wisecarver, Mrs. Bruce Slonaker, Miss Minnie Taylor, and alumna Mrs. Carl Honeycutt who spoke on the University of South Carolina. The June meeting will be the annual luncheon. tea followed in the garden.
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Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. B. McCormac
Lucy Kurtz
Manassas
IV District
Martin Wisecarver
Bruce Slonaker
Minnie Taylor
Carl Honeycutt
University of South Carolina
University
Columbia
College of South Carolina
U. of Wa
Fred Barr
Wyatt Richard
Junior Century Club to Hold Year End Luncheon in Middletown
The Junior Century Club's last meeting of the year will be an annual luncheon at 1 PM tomorrow at Way side Inn Middletown with Mrs B M Knight presiding and Mrs C T Cooper in charge of the program. New members Mrs John Scully III Mrs E C Stuart and Mrs Otis Sargent will attend along with former members Mrs James Miller and Mrs Isabelle Engle. New officers Mrs Carl McMullan president Mrs Walter Boserman Jr secretary and Miss Nancy Larrick program chair will take office in October. Chanters Meet At Church Tonight at 7 30 in the Presbyterian Church Sunday School rooms.
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Wayside Inn
Middletown
B. M. Knight
C. T. Cooper
John McKee
Austin Morgan
James Miller
Isabelle Engle
Washington
John Scully, III
E. C. Stuart
Otis Sargent
Carl McMullan
Walter Boserman, Jr
Nancy Larrick
John Steck, Jr
Paul Rhodes
Leesburg Tea Guests Entertain Miss Murphey
Mrs. Robert Barton travels from South Washington street to Leesburg to attend a tea this afternoon hosted by Rev and Mrs Armstead Welbourn in honor of Miss Elsie Murphey. Attending from here are Mrs B M Roszel Mrs W A Baker Mrs Champe Conner Mrs Robert Speir and Mrs J A Spear.
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Leesburg
Robert Barton
South Washington Street
Armstead
Berryville Social Events Highlight Local Nuptials and Guests
Berryville May social roundup notes Miss Josephine Key Griffiths engagement to Ensign John Wilson Brown Jr. with a May 23 wedding at Grace Episcopal Church. Attendees include Beverley Brown, West Virginia race commissioner, and James Clem ent Dunn with Mrs Dunn as prospective Clarke county farm buyers. Local officials and educators join gatherings at Annefield Limestone and other homes.
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Berryville
Richard Hawkey
Arlington
Josephine Key Griffith
John Wilson Brown Jr
Washington
Grace Episcopal Church
William Bell Watkins
Annefield
Beverley Brown
West Virginia
Mr. Watkins
Charles Town
Arthur Krock
James Clement Dunn
Corder Hull
Dunn
Clarke County
Making Eyes More Beautiful By
Helen Follett explains how modern women use eye makeup to enhance appearance. She argues tasteful application avoids theatrics and offers tips on lash care, use of pomade for lashes and brows, and the eyelash curler to lift ends for a subtle, alluring look.
Dinners and Meetings Highlight Virginia and Martinsburg Events
In Kinsale and Martinsburg a week of social events unfolds. Miss MacDonald to address the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Martinsburg on May 19, with Mrs. Jane Faulkner White hosting a dinner. Invitations issued for a May 22 buffet at The Nook for Miss Josephine Key Griffith’s bridal party. Mrs. John A. Chew returns to New York after visiting Ell wood, Virginia, and attends sons’ graduations at Princeton and Choate. Capt. William N. Barrett hosts a dinner at Norwood with notable guests. Mrs. Barrett visits St. Louis. Mrs. Lorenzo Lewis hosts a Golden Rule Circle tea at The Barn. The circle votes against state conventions but will host the county convention next September with slides of the International Order.
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Glenn Clark
Capon Springs
Ana Glenn
St. Paul
Minn
W. Va
Louis L. Austin
Glenn Harding
Palos Park
William F. Moore
New York
Alice Kraft
Philadelphia
Cabell W. Rady
Pilfis
Perry Hukill
Ridgewood
N. J
Usabel
Buckley
Cynvoyd
William H. Albritton
Anne Albritton
Walter Beall
Mae Reynolds Beall
Andalusia
Ala
Louise Eggleston
Norfolk
Louise B. Chisholm
Ruby Smith Stehl
Washington
Otto T
Lena B. Mathes
Kathleen Ober
LeRoy M. Ober
Kinsale
Charles Unruh
MacDonald
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Martinsburg
Jane Faulkner White
John A. Chew
William N. Barrett
Norwood
Charles F. McIntosh
Percy C. Randolph
Ralph R. Richardson
Jonathan Godfrey
Edwin S. Lewis
Lorenzo Lewis
Golden Rule Circle of
King's Daughters
H. B. Whiting
Henry Lickey
A. F. Robertson
E. Jaquelin Smith
Ollie Thomas
William Hardesty
John B. Neill
R. E. Potts
Paget
Richard B. Smith
Fannie Powers
J. J. Harris
G. C. Sponseller
Reverend Lyons to preac h annual Methodist service
The Rev. Mr. Lyons pastor of Duncan Memorial Methodist Church will deliver the sermon at the annual service of the organization in the Methodist Church Sunday evening. The Rev. Henry B Lane and Mrs Lane host the Clarke County Discussion Club at the rectory on Monday evening May 18. Mrs Edward Jenkins returns home from Red Gate after visiting Adm and Mrs John Reginald Beardall at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Md. Winslow Sommaripa chairs Victory Gardens group in Greenway district hosting a committee gathering at Bellfield with Dooley addressing on pressure cookers.
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Mr. Lyons
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
Henry B. Lane
Edward Jenkins
Red Gate
Adm
John Reginald Beardall
U. S. Naval Academy
Anna Polis
Winslow Sommaripa
Victory Gardens
Greenway
Bellfield
Thomas B. Byrd
William B. Watkins
Earl Boy-Ed
Walter Lee
Godfrey Phillipps
Miss Dooley
Boyce High School
Death of Civil War Soldier Celebrated Birthday in Virginia
Mt Falls Virginia May 16 Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Dodson and family visited E C Halver Tuesday evening. E C Oates entertained relatives for Mrs Oates nephew Sgt Dunbar Sale birthday May 11. Attendees included L D Oates Junior Forest Glen, Dunbar Sale Fredericksburg, Mrs Dunbar Sale Gore, Lebon Holgson family, C D Sale, Herman Elliott, Ed Teets, Holmes Elliott, and the hosts. Loring Triplett and six Kensington Maryland children visited weekend. Sgt Dunbar Sale and Mrs Sale Gore visited his parents C D Sale. Mrs Everett Jenkins and Ruth Reed Winchester spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs L S Triplett.
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MT. Falls
Ellsworth Dodson
E. C. Halver
E. C. Oates
Dunbar Sale
Fredericksburg
Gore
Lebon Holgson
C. D. Sale
Herman Elliott
Ed Teets
Holmes Elliott
Oates
Loring Triplett
Kensington
Sgt
Fredericksbrg
Sandblow Johnny Kison grows wheat on desert land
Pasco as the windblown desert yields a 1280 acre wheat farm called Johnny acres. Sandblow Johnny Kison credits wind and soil conservation with his harvests of 25 bushels per acre on a 640 acre field. He uses minimal livestock, irrigates by rain timing, and tills after rare spring or fall rains to build soil humus and moisture.
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Pasco
Wash
Johnny” Kison
Johnny
Johnnyacres
Kison
Johnny Acres
Real War Action Seen By King At Close Range
King George VI observed British troops in live ammo maneuvers that killed two soldiers and wounded another two as grenades and shells exploded nearby. Officers called the drill the best way to train men for actual war, with the king crouching amid underbrush to watch the action.
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King
London
George VI
Jutland
Of Interest To Women Barbecued Frankfurt Recipe Tips
Mince onion to brown in butter then add lemon juice parsley brown sugar tomato ketchup Worcestershire sauce water and seasonings. Simmer 30 minutes then bake frankfurters in sauce at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Serve hot. Pineapple juice cannot tenderize meat once processed but raw juice with bromelin can pre marinate tender cuts briefly before cooking. Chill cream and utensils to speed whipping. chilled components halve whipping time.
Russian Youths Ordered to Register for Military Service
The Red Army ordered 18-year-olds to register May 17 for regular military service. The registration also covers the 1923 class and 1922 19 and 20-year-olds who have not registered before, as prep for the autumn call to the colors.
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Moscow
Red Army
The Star Dial 3424 For all social and club notices
The Star Dial 3424 promotes a number for social personal and club notices. Dial in for listings and community notices carried by The Star.
Put One Over On Earl Carroll at Cal Tech Queen Contest
Pasadena reports show showman Earl Carroll asked to select Cal Tech campus queen. Jack Warren Patricia Lambert and Georgia Osgood competed with all three wearing identical wigs and makeup from the community playhouse. Carroll found all contestants exceptionally lovely and difficult to judge.
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Pasadena
Calif
Earl
California Institute of On Technology
Cal Tech
Carroll
Jack Warren
Mary Warren
Pete Lambert
Patricia Lmbert
George Osgood
Georgia Osgood
Jack
Pasadena Community Playhouse
Barges Bombed on Chindwin River in Burma
Japanese barges on the Chindwin river in Burma were bombed and machine gunned by the RAF. Two were hit and left in flames. several others believed damaged. Announcement made today.
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New Delai
India
Chindwin River
Burma
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Odd Fellows Hall
Lewis
Clarence Lewis
Stephens City
Memorial Hospital
Pauline Frederick
Mrs. Petrie
Kenneth Petrie
Tucson
Arizona
Baltimore
Mr. Petrie
Johns Hopkins
R. L. Petrie
Front Royal Pike
Co. I. Brumback
Stephens
Berryhill
William Berryhill
Whitacre
Grace White
Young April
Handley
M. B. Clowe,Jr
Handley High School
J. D. Edmonson
Purcellville
Edmonson
Sarah Swatney
Carl Sprinkle
Capt
D. M. Sprinkle
National Avenue
Thelma Green
Lela Green
East Cork Street
Miss Green
The
People’s Insurance Company
J. C. Hise
Lewis Hill
Cuthbert, Ga
Dora Drewry
Vermont
Joseph Massie
University of Virginia
U.S. Naval Aviation Corps
Amacostia
Massie
J. A. Massie
Sant
Reuben Dewey Hulver
Mt. Fallis
Floyd Hulver
Paul Anderson
Frederick
Hulver
Baker
Virginia
Christine Hulver
Ray
Leah Baughman
Baughman Settlement
Bobby Hulver
Wardensville
L. Burch
Worthy Liggett
Cora Funk
Betty
Lost City
Marion Shirkey
Claude Combs
Rio
Boyd Batt
Needmore
Thelma Wilkins
Woodrow Hawse
Falls Church
Winchester
Dewey Hulver
Reuben Hulver
Cecil Wilkins
Huff
Joshua Huff
Methodist Church
Howard Gardner
Lyons
John Brown
Mollie Stickley
Eleanor Carter
Hazel Jenkins
Catherine Carter
Marion Hemel
Mary Longerbeam
Esta Brown
Walter Anderson
Cathleen Pitta
Girl Scouts
Troop 40
Irvine Cather
Martinsburg Pike
W. B. Glover
Paul Haldeman
Fred Glaize
Elizabeth Cather
Betsy Graves
Elizabeth Halvosa
Patsy Kessinger
Sarah Leatherman
Dorothy Minnigerode
Christine Morrison
Mary Lou Schlack
Jane Sowers
Betty Lou Striker
Hilda Taylor
Elizabeth Baker
Patricia Funk
Carey Marshall
Peggy Merriner
Peggy Moore
Susan Nixdorff
Donna Pollock
Colleen Sager
Kitty Stephenson
Phyllis Stotler
Betty Jo Halterman
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Mansfield
Huntsberry
Jr. Century Club
Presbyterian Church
Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Dial
Eleanor Cassidy
Hollywood Calif
Emily McCormick
Miss Cassidy
Frederick Cassidy
Douglas Fairanks
Rose MacDonald
Mary Unruh
Helen Follett
Johnny Kison
Jack Hewins
the Food .Center
N. Leadown St
Benrus Alt Tal Watch
Thomas
Sonia
Lovett Brothers
Underwood’s Bakery
N. Louwdeun St
Earl Carroll
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Moling & Cather
Barbara Bell
Pantie
Winchester Evening Star
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