Pans Leads Pan Panette at Ewing Studio Spring Show
Pupils from the advanced class of the Ewing Studio of Dance Art perform leading roles in Peter Pan at Hand olito tomorrow evening. Cast includes Carole Cain and Jean as seniors, Shirley Long as Tinker Bell, Mary Levi as Peter Pan shadow, Suzanne Pingley as Indian princess, Jimmy Fauver as Captain Hook, Martha Campbell in dual Nana and Mermaids roles, and Mary Connor Grandstaff as Guardian Fairies. Intermediate class features group scenes of Never Never Land children, Friendly Indians, and Pirates. Program begins at 8 p.m. with Holiday Time ballet. No reserved seats. early arrival advised.
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Ewing Studio of Dance Art
Carole Cain
Jean
Peter Pan
Shirley Long
Tinker Bell
Mary L. Levi
Suzanne Pingley
Jimmy Fauver
Musical program by youth group at Newton D Baker Center
The Young People's Organization of Christ Episcopal Church presents a musical program tomorrow evening at Newton D Baker Veterans Center Martins. Features include solos by Miss Kitty Stephenson Miss Bobby Rinker and the Rev James B Roe group singing and piano numbers by Ronny Willy Donald King. Miss Anne Bev Wright reads Ogden Nash. This is the organization’s first appearance at Newton D Baker. patients welcomed their return after a prior well received performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Organiza Se
Christ Episcopal Church
Newton D. Er Veterans Center
Martinsz
Kitty Stephenson
Bobby Rinker
James B. Roe
Ronny Willy Donald King
Anne Bev- Wright
Ogden Nash
Newton D. Baker
Requiest
Memorial Hospital Nurse Alumnae Banquet Set
The Nurse Alumnae Association of Memorial Hospital schedules its annual banquet on Thursday June 5 at 8 p m at Kennilworth Inn. Reservations are requested via Miss Vena Hauser at the hospital.
Berryville Couples Welcome Daughters and Sons at Memorial
WinChester Memorial Hospital reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Don W Rocap of Berryville last night. The mother is Janice Smallwood daughter of Sheriff and Mrs W W Smallwood Jr of Berryville. Mr and Mrs Harold Artz of Middletown announce the birth of a son at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don W. Rocap
Berryville
Memorial Hospital
Rocap
Janice Smallwood
Sheriff
W. W. Smallwood, Jr
Harold Artz
Middletown
Friendly Circle Meets Tonight at Cork Street Church
The Friendly Circle of Cork Street Christian Church meets at 7 30 tonight at Mrs. Arthur Shull's home 340 National Avenue city Eve lyn Shade co-hostess. Community Young People's Group of Sunnyside and Albin meets Sunday at 7 Burnt Church Buddy Luttrell leads program refreshments served all community youths invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork Street Christian Church
Arthur Shull
National Avenue
City
Evelyn Shade
Sunnyside
Albin
Burnt Church
Buddy Luttrell
Legion Auxiliary hears pro gram on national defense at May meeting
Conrad Hoover Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home for its May session with guest speaker Thomas J. Scully. He stressed atomic bomb defense and readiness to strike. Delegates to the Harrisonburg district meeting were chosen. funds planned for furnishings will be raised by donations. Memorial Services at National Cemetery were urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Hoover
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Thomas J. Scully
Scully
Harrisonburg
Ralph Pollard
Philip Fowle
Miller Fletcher
Louise Castleman
Lester Pangle
Marshall Castleman
House
Auxiliary
National Cemetery
River House Gala Opens With Private Dinners
Clarke county residents prepare for the River House opening on Berry's Ferry. Notables host private dinners and guests include travelers from Boston and Baltimore. Local hospital updates note improving conditions for several residents.
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Shenandoah River
Berry’s Ferry
Clarke County
Frank Marshall
Antoine’s
New Orleans
John Richards
Mrs Shirley Visits Family at Fra Vel Hospital
Mrs Harry Shirley and her niece visited Fra Vel's Hospital Sunday afternoon to see her mother and sister, both patients there. Mrs Robert Alabaugh returned to 21 South Braddock Street from Memorial Hospital after an operation about two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard O. Hart
South Braddock Street
City
Memorial Hospital
Harry Shirley
Woodstock
Mrs. Shirley
Fravel’s Hospital
Robert Alabaugh
Miss Larrick Speaks at Iowa U Seminar on Editing
Miss Nancy Gray Larrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Larrick guest lectured at the Iowa Industrial Editor Association meeting May 23 at the University of Iowa School of Journalism in Iowa City. She is managing editor of School Executive in New York City and discussed Getting the Most Out of a Story and Tips on Editing. She previously directed Treasury publications during the war and has completed a book The Techniques of Printing and Editing for McGraw-Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gray Larrick
Herbert Larrick
Iowa Industrial Editor’s Association
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Iowa City
Miss Larrick
School Executive
New York City
United States Treasury Publications
Mrs. McCormac Jr Wins Golf Prize At Winchester Club
The first golf and bridge luncheon of the season at Winchester Golf Club drew about 70 ladies. Mrs. H. B. McCormac Jr won first in the nine hole blind bogey golf. Mrs. F. L. Largent Jr took booby prize. Mrs. Duncan Gibb of Front Royal won the putting contest.
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Winchester Golf Club
H. B. McCormac
F. L. Largent, Jr
Duncan Gibb
Front Royal
McCormac
Joseph Sheroth
Pattern 4617 Dress Design Ad Campaign
Wear this wherever you go. Pat tern 4617 is one of those designs which looks suitable day and night. Pattern 4617 comes in sizes 12 through 20. Size 16 dress uses 2 78 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send twenty five cents in coins for this pattern to Name of Paper, 113 Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th St., New York 11, N Y. Print SIZE NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER.
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Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Visualize used to construct an image in the mind
The note defines visualize as to form an image in the mind and gives an example about glaciers. It contrasts usage with common errors and offers tips on correct phrase structure for forbidding actions.
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Lubbock
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
W L Gordon discusses proper language use. He covers misused phrases such as claiming versus declaring and notes common mispronunciations like Textile. He lists spelling tips for Caesar and explains synonyms for offenses and faults.
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W. L. Gordon
Caesar
Seezer
Introduction etiquette for meeting a distinguished elder man
Roberta Lee answers questions on proper introductions and conversation rules. A mother should introduce her daughter as Mr Harris's guest. Apologize if you turn your back to someone. Hotels should hold rooms if arrival is delayed with notice. Two main rules in conversation: avoid personal questions and be attentive to the speaker.
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Harris
Jane
Letter of Application on Personal Stationery
A discussion on whether a job letter should be written on personal stationery. It covers etiquette, clarity, and professional impression, noting that standard business stationery is preferred for formal roles while personal paper may be acceptable in informal contexts.
Business Stationery Letter No. 4 Guideline
A directive states that the fourth letter of this type must be composed on official business stationery, implying formal branding and authentic paper. The instruction emphasizes proper presentation and legitimacy for correspondence.
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Brooks Pharmacy
Winchester Memorial Hospital
National Defense
Oxfords
Winchester
Chambersburg
N. Loudoun St
Thomas B. Byrd
the Cliff
Henry Hornblower, III
Boston
Mass
Harry F. Stimpson
R .E. Byrd
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Lewisburg
W. Va
C. M. “Slim” Hershman
South
Loudoun Street
Jear Hamman
Jefferson Street
Frances Farrell
Noralk
Harry Martelle, Jr
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
H. M. Sartelle
North Washington Street
Rolling Flood
Washington, D. C
William Hendrie
Betty Hendrie
Helen Woore
Pittsburgh
Roy Hockman
L. L. Hockman
Amherst Street
W. C. Plundeke
New Yo City
William R. A
North Avenue
J. C. Cochran
Charles McFaul
Johnny
Walter Hansel
May Helen
Detroit
Mich
W. E. Barr
Set
Kenneth Brown McDonald
Sgt. McDonald
Mrs. Shambaugh
McGuire Hospital
Richmond
Robert Dick
Baltimore
Lawrence Calvin Grubbs
Frederick B. Safford
Montebello Terrace
Safford
Maxine I. Grubbs
the Baptist Church
Towson, Md
Ernest Whitlock
Vivian
Grubbs
Gaunt
Linda
Ers
Winchester Evening Star
Phil Corrigan
Jack Lawrence
Mel Graffs
Lawrence
Graff
Wilda
Iowa U
McCormac, Jr
4Dulovas
Edward
Capper - Eweler
Florsheims
Viking
Oliver T. Ritter
May Queen
Potomac State
O. T. Ritter
Valley Avenue
Potomac State School of
West Virginia University
Ritter
Mary Ann Heinrich
Cumberland
E. B. Church
Madge McClung
Physical Education Department
Morgantown
Mothers of Potomac State
Reynolds Hall
Roberta Lee
Charles Sprint
Crisman
Braddock St
Watson
Kale
Haddock
Prem
Swift
White House
Caraja
Cara Ganeae
Spic & Span
Dulany’s FrOzen Foods
FORD
Watson 'S
Cameron & Piccadilly Sts
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Loudoun
L&f
Cameron St
Capitol
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
Pine Motor CO
Haldeman Ss
Virginia Window Cleaning CO
E. N. Gerbig
Fairplay Market
S. Loudoun St
BELL
Bell Saz
Monument Mills
Cather and
Moling
Switzerland
Czhecoslovakia
Bates Poplins
Timberlake
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