Social Notes at Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R Meeting
Miss Lucy Kurtz hosted the Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R at 21 South Loudoun Street. New officers for the coming year were elected with Miss Ruth Rhodes of Woodstock named regent. Members reported guests from the John Rhodes Chapter Burns and heard tributes to Bruce.
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Lucy Kurtz
Fort Loudoun
South Loudoun Street
Ruth Rhodes
Woodstock
John Rhodes
Burns
Francesix
Berryville
Bruce
Scotchairs
Kurtz
Mary Robinson
Lewis Rice
Jolliffe
Richard Hatcher
Mr. Clark Honored At Dinner On Birthday
Mrs. E W Clark entertained at a Sunday dinner at 927 Berryville Avenue in honor of her husband E W Clark birthday. Attendees included Leslie T f and spouse and children, Genevieve and Virginia, Russell Teets and family, Frederick B Teets and children Winona Billy Beverly, Mrs James F Teets, and Miss Lucille Clark all of Winchester. Cemetery association and guest ministers events noted.
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E. W. Clark
Berryville Avenue
Leslie T F
Genevieve
Virginia
Russell Teets
Frederick B. Teets
Winona
Billy
Beverly
James F. Teets
Lucille Clark
Winchester
Woodbine Tabernacle
Grimes
George Raines
C. E. Beckey
Geo. Raines
Clark Elliot
Middleway
Earl Shillingham
Berryville
R. Hanbecker
Middleville
W. Va
Irvin Stonesifer
Rexall One Cent Sale at Brooks Pharmacy
Brooks Pharmacy advertises a Rexall sale for May 22 to 25 offering 2 for the price of 1 plus IC. The promotion runs Wednesday through Saturday with emphasis on the bargain.
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Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Miss Jennings Serves Red Cross in Germany Returns Home
Miss Rachel Jennings daughter of Mr and Mrs H Jennings Willowmere Charles Town West Virginia is returning to the United States in June from Weisbaden Germany where she serves as Senior Staff Assistant at the Eagle Club of the American Red Cross. She broadcasts 25 minutes daily about Weisbaden and has prior Red Cross service in Warwick England Paris France and Berlin.
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H., H. Jennings
Willowmere
Charles Town
W. Va
Weisbaden
Germany
American Red Cross
Eagle Club
U. S. Army
Air Forces Hospital
Deocletian
Miss Jennings
The
Red Cross
Warwick
England
Paris
France
Berlin
Date Change for Little Theatre Play My Sister Eileen
The Little Theatre extends the performance date for My Sister Eileen to Tuesday June 18 for Winchester War Memorial funds. The show features 24 cast members with a Congo and six Brazilian naval officers. New cast members include Paul as Brazilian Ayres Consul and Robert W Paul as a Greenwich Village policeman.
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Little Theatre
Eileen
Winchester War Memorial Fund
My Sister Eileen
Paul
Ayres
Robert W. Paul
Greenwich Village
Leesburg Garden Club Flower Show at Belgrove May 18
The Leesburg Garden Club sponsors its 18th annual Flower Show and Garden Party at Bel grove home of Colonel and Mrs. Robert H. Fletcher on Saturday May 18 from 3 to 6 pm. The event, set in a noted northern Virginia garden, features specimen and arrangement classes judged by popular vote, tea served on the terrace, and proceeds benefiting the vegetable garden and Loudoun County Hospital. A silver offering will be collected at the gate.
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Leesburg
Virginia
Loudoun County Hospital
Leesburg Garden Club
Belgrove
Johnny Long Guest in City Ahead of Tonight’s Show
Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson of Angeron Terrace hosted Johnny Long the nationally known orchestra leader as their guest today The Johnny Long Band plays tonight in Hagerstown, Maryl and.
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Charles A. Anderson
Angerone Terrace
Johnny Long
Hagerstown
Cottage Prayer Meeting At Cather Home In Revival
A cottage prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Cather 322 Highland Avenue on Saturday evening at 8 oclock in connection with the Salvation Army revival service. The service will be conducted by and Mrs Clyde Coon.
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Ralph Cather
Highland Avenue
Salvation Army
Clyde Coon
Hart Family Mother's Day Gathering At Valley Mill Road
Members of the Hart family gathered at the Valley Mill Road home Sunday to celebrate Mother's Day. Attendees included Irene Miller and son Buddy of Stephenson, Mrs. Oenes St Col, Mrs. Samuel Hart of White Mall, Charles Riley of Winchester, and Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of Stephenson.
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M. C. Hart
Hart
Valley Mill Road
Irene Miller
Buddy
Stephenson
Oenes St Col
Samuel Hart
White Mall
Charles Riley
Winchester
George Miller
Handley High Piano Recital Tonite
Handley High School presents its annual Spring Piano Recital under Miss Kathleen Mc Cartney in the Handley School auditorium at 8 o clock tonight. The program features student pieces by Beethoven Sibelius Chopin and Rachmaninoff among others with a closing spiritual sermon at Centenary Reformed Church.
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Handley High School
Kathleen McCartney
Handley School
G. Beethoven
Helen Page Cable
Howell
Helen Johnson
Nevin
Barbara Wheeler
Podeska
Barbara Brooks
Patricia Barton
Finlandia
Sibelius
Betty Jane Graham
Pederewski
Mary Marshall Steck
Lindquist
Marjorie Ann Duncan
Poldini
Peggy Merriner
Russell
June Henshall
Strauss
Susan Sowers
Jane Sowers
Ketelby
Charlotte Brown
Chopin
June Cammer
Brown
Jane Miller
Rachmaninoff
Peggy Galladay
Elizabeth Baker
Valse
Nancy May Hurst
Listz
Betty Lou MacFarland
Gershwin
Jimmy Miller
The
Times
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Lesson in English by W L Gordon
Advice on correct usage and pronunciation follows with examples such as omitting me or my after instead of and guidance to expand vocabulary through daily word study. Today's focus is the word consummate defined as carried to the utmost extent and degree and described as perfect.
Modern Etiquette Q and A Tips for Hosts
Roberta Lee answers common hostess questions about apologizing for home flaws choosing simple forms of address and appropriate timing for formal dances. He suggests not apologizing for minor flaws using Let me help you and notes ten o clock as a typical start time for a formal dance.
Gainesboro Keeps Lead in Seven-School League As Stonewall Middletown Win
Gainesboro defeats Gore 9 to 1 to stay atop the seven school league while Stonewall and Middletown win and keep pace. Middletown can seize first place with a win over Gainesboro as schedule winds down. Berryville, Stephens City, Boyce, and Gore also on today’s slate amid tight standings.
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Gainesboro
Hells
Stonewall
Middletown
Gore
Baker
Morrison
Lineburg
Stephens City
Boyce
Berryville
Wil Stonewall
Ice
Mrs Burkholder Dies in Washington Aged 68
Anna Louise Burkholder wife of John H. Burkholder retired Pan American Building superintendent died in Washington D C at 68 she was a Frederick county Virginia native and Arlington resident longtime Eastern Star official She survived by husband two daughters two sons a sister five grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Ives Funeral Home Arlington with interment in Arlington Cemetery.
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Anna Louise Burkholder
John H. Burkholder
Pan American
Washngton
D. C
Frederick County
Vaucluse
Katie Chapman
Sunnyside
Howard James
Burkholder
Arlington
Grand Marshall
Grand Esther
Order of the Eastern Star
Virginia
OES
Luther Wise
Washington
J. W . Edelin
Columbus
Ohio
Hary E
Raymond E. Burkholder
Washington, D. C
J. H. Buckley
Ives
Wilson Boulevard
Arlington Cemetery
Frederick County Game and Fish Banquet Postponed to Friday
The Frederick County Game and Fish Association announces its annual banquet will be held in Sarah Zane Hall at 7:00 p.m. on Friday May 24. The notice corrects last night’s report that it would occur tonight and clarifies the date and venue.
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Frederick County Game and Fish Association
Sarah Zane
Donovan Cleared of Homicide Charge
New York May 17. Boxing referee Arthur Donovan was cleared of homicide after a grand jury did not indict him in the death of David Corcoran an importer and Donovan’s old friend who died after a street fight on Fifth Avenue.
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New York
Arthur Donovan
David Stanley Corcoran
Donovan
Corcoran
Fifth Avenue
Kiwanis Program Highlights FM Broadcasting Topic
Kiwanis Club noon luncheon featured FM broadcasting with local radio engineer as speaker under Dr. R H Kerlin. Whitney introduced. visitors included Stewart Sanders Richmond William Mills Washington D C guest of Harry Ebert John Baggie guest of F Amos Shryock and James E Brown guest of Robert L Glaize. Plans announced for annual studies night Wednesday May 22 at 6 30 p m at Sarah Zane Hall with a dance after dinner and music by Kenneth Windle's orchestra.
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Kiwanis Club
Mney
R. H. Kerlin
Whitney
Stewart Sanders
Richmond
William Mills
Washington, D. C
Harry Ebert
John Baggige
F. Amos Shryock
James E. Brown
Robert L. Glaize
Andrew Bell
Sarah Zane
Bell
Kenneth Windle
Local Boys Enlist In Navy
The Navy Recruiting Station in Winchester announced that John Lee Wilson of Capon Springs West Virginia and Jack Carroll Kaylor of Gore enrolled in the Navy through the local office. They departed for Washington DC yesterday.
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Navy
Winchester
John Lee Wilson
Lucan M. Wilson
Capon Springs
W. Va
Jack Carroll Kaylor
George Arthur Kaylor
Gore
Washington, D .c
Martinsburg Man Enlists in Navy Here
James Wesley Creek Jr. of Martinsburg enlisted in the Navy yesterday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Wesley Creek and has been transferred to the Naval Training Station at Bainbridge Maryland.
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Navy
James Wesley Creek, Jr
James Wesley Creek
Martinsburg
Naval Training Station
Bainbridge
Maryland
Army V P I To Renew Grid Games
WEST POINT N Y May 17 Army and Virginia Polytech will meet on the grid in 1947 and 1948 Col L M Biff Jones announced. First game of the present series will be played here Oct 18 1947. In previous games the cadets won two and lost one last met in 1942 when Army won 19 7.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Virginia Polytech
Col. L. M
Biff) Jones
Cadets
Delivery of three Philadelphia papers halted by strike
About 370 AFL truck drivers halted distribution of Philadelphia’s three largest newspapers in a pay dispute over lunch breaks. The Philadelphia Record, Philadelphia Inquirer, and Evening Bulletin said publishing continues but papers will be sold only over the counter at their plants.
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Philadelphia
AFL
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia Inquirer
Evening Bulletin
Mrs Roosevelt will stay in Hyde Park this summer
New York May 17 Eleanor Roosevelt will not travel to Russia this summer. She will spend most of the time at Hyde Park working on the second volume of her autobiography.
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New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Russia
Hyde Park
Five-Cent Gratitude Delights Seattle
Local bartender Omar C Bjornlie deposits nickels in parking meters as favors to overdue car owners. He leaves notes offering relief from fines and asks for mail returns. Only one reader has replied, sending a quarter in gratitude so far.
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Seattle
Omar C. Bjornlie
Bjornlie
Equipment Surprise Reveals Fisher's Roommate
An unexpected item links the incident to Fitzpatrick, identified as Fisher's roommate, highlighting a surprising connection in the case.
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G. Fitzpatrick
Fisher
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