Farmville State College student named to Student Government Council
Patsy Ritter of this city has been elected to represent her class on Farmville State College's Student Government Council and has pledged to the sorority H20 Swimmers gain access restricted to advanced members. H.C. Sheetz Sr. visits Gaithersburg. Baker family notes weekend events and upcoming travel plans. S. Sgt. Baker heads to Miami Beach for furlough before Guam assignment. Richard Kiel departs for California vacation. Charles Harper leaves for Honolulu after Naval Reserve deployment. Mrs. Raymond Line improves after surgery. Mrs. Melvin Brown returns home from Shenandoah College weekend. Mrs. Joseph Hancher attends WSC convention in Staunton. Little Helpers meeting at Christ Episcopal Home tomorrow at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Ritter
Virginia Ritter
Anlo
Farmville State 'S College
Aesee
A. L. Baker
North Braddock T
City
Setrge Lee Baker
Yee
Iam Baker
Winton
D. C
Baker
Panama
Theeland
Norway
Greece
France
S. Sgt. Baker Left This Morning For Miami Beach, Fla
Florida
Guam
Melvin Brown
Orchard Avenue
Shenandoah College
Dayton
Hospital Auxiliary Changes Name and Elects Officers
The Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital voted to rename as The Woman's Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital at its May meeting. It also approved inviting former Senior Auxiliary members to join and removing members who failed due dues or attendance for a year. Elected officers: Mrs. W. P. McGuire president, Mrs. James Madden vice president, Mrs. J. A. Eminerth corresponding secretary, Mrs. Frank Kellam recording secretary, Mrs. E. W. Lacy Jr. treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Woman's Auxiliary
W. P. McGuire
James Madden
Meeting Notice of Nurses Alumnae Association
A meeting is set for tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the classroom at the Nurse's Home. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses
Batiste
Dimity
Cather & Moling
Regular W S C S Meeting At Market Street Church
The regular monthly meeting of the W S C S of Market Street Methodist Church will be held tonight at 8 o clock at the church. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street Methodist Church
Mrs Charles Anderson To Entertain Church Circles
Cen tenary Reformed Church circles No 2 3 and 4 will meet Wednesday evening at 8 at the home of Mrs Charles Anderson 507 National Avenue city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
Centenary Reformed Church
National Avenue
City
West Frederick 4-H Club to Sponsor Yard Party
The West Frederick 4-H Club sponsors a yard party on Saturday May 24 at Mt Pleasant Frederick County. Proceeds fund a future 4-H club house. Refreshments will be sold and string music is planned. A public address system will be installed. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frederickk 4-H Club
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick County
Gainesboro Junior Senior Banquet Attended by Thirty Five
Thirty five persons from Gainesboro High School including junior and senior class members and faculty attended the annual Junior-Senior Banquet on Friday May 9 in the George Washington Hotel dining room. Decorations featured miniature May poles with class colors blue white pink and green. A Seniors toast was given by Robert Luttrell. Principal Fred Braithwaite spoke briefly. Attendees included Mrs Edith Hannon Mrs Clay Rogers Mrs Fred Braithwaite Miss Hilda Whitacre Mr and Mrs Herbert Seidel Mr Harvey Mauzy and Mr James Givens. Afterward games were played and the group attended a movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro High School
George Washington Hotel
Robert Luttrell
Fred Braithwaite
Edith Hannumn
Clay Rogers
Hilda Whitacre
Herbert Seidel
Harvey Mauzy
James Givens
Intervention Word of the Day
The daily vocabulary entry defines intervention as interference affecting others interests. It cites Sir William Temple's quote urging solving quarrels at home without foreign power involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir W. Temple
Civic League To Close Club Year Thursday Noon
The Woman's Civic League will hold the last meeting of the year on Thursday May 22 at the Kenilworth Inn Route 11 five miles north of Winchester. Luncheon at 12 30 p m. Dr Allen T Hawthorne is guest speaker on A Councilman Speaks. Reserve with luncheon committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic League
Kenilworth Inn
Winchester
Allen T. Hawthorne
M. Yellett
J. L. Thornton
Local D A R Officers Elected Here Recently
Miss Ruth Rhodes of Woodstock was re elected Regent of the Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R at a meeting in the McVicar home. Officers for 947 48 include Miss Emma Ridgeway recording secretary Mrs Gordon Mackie corresponding secretary and several others. Guest speaker Miss Mary Washington Gold of Berryville spoke on Alfred Tennyson with two songs by Rev R Carrington Paulette. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rhodes
Woodstock
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles P. McVicar
William Fletcher
Wilbur Gaunt
Emma Ridgeway
Gordon Mackie
J. Howard Cather
C. Vernon Eddy
William T. Colbert
William M. Richards
Harry R. Greene
William B. Davis
Joseph Hodgson
Mary Washington Gold
Berryville
F. L. Ayler
Mackie
Nellie Henson
Paulette
George Dieckma
A. C. Halvosa
Lewis F. Havermale
T. J. Hawkins
P. G. Ireland
Herbert Larrick
Ursula O'Leary
L. H. Stokes
City
Home Agent Schedules Week Activities
Frederick county home demonstration agent Miss Agnes V. Shirley releases a weekly schedule for May 19 to 24. Activities include 4-H Club meetings with various leaders, health program discussions, and agricultural board sessions across North Frederick Stephens City White Hall Evendale Friendly Grove and West Frederick locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes V. Shirley
Frederick County
Stephens City
Charles Bass
White Hall
Freddy Stine
Board of Agriculture
Evandale
George W. Newcome
Friendly Grove
Community Hall
West Frederick Hdc
Carlton Sager
Berryville Socials Highlights From May Weekend Guests
Berryville residents hosted and visited numerous friends over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Levi of Woodstock and their children stayed with the Enders family, and attended a Washington outing. The Iden family traveled from Syville, with James Richard and Bobby joining Dr. Iden, as others joined from Lexington and Carson. A Bayliss family member returned from leave to Berryville. The Newcombs hosted guests from Washington and Farmville as Miss Nancesmith accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
William J. Levi
Woodstock
Enders
Charles J. Enders
Levis
Charles Enders
Warde
Susanne Blythe
Washinton
Tom Iden
Syville
Pulaski
Dr. Iden
Bev
Harold Potts
Idens
James Richard Iden
University of Virginia
Bobby Iden
Randolph Macon College
Harry Lee Boxwell
Miss Betty Boxwell
Joseph Brooks, Jr
Washington
Golf Club Announces Junior Country Club Formation
The Winchester Golf Club announces a Junior Country Club for children up to ten. Mrs. George Smith chairs a committee including Mesdames Kern Jr Benham Largent Byrd Jr Bosserman Jr and Stuart Jr. A fenced playground with sandboxes wading pool and see-saws will be built. Supervised daily play 1 to 6 p.m. Memberships are open. contact Mrs. Smith or committee for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Toda
George Smith
Mesdames
H. R. Kern, Jr
H. K. Benham
F. L. Largent, Jr
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Walter P. Bosserman, Jr
E. C. Stuart, Jr
Dress Pattern 4799 and Anne Adams Summer Styles
Pattern 4799 offers sizes 34 to 46 with yardage for size 36 and illustrated instructions. The ad promotes Anne Adams book of summer styles featuring a two piece bathing suit or play suit, available for an additional fifteen cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adamstern
Burial attendance for Hallie Dorsey at Green Hill Cemetery
A list of attendees for the burial of Hallie Dorsey includes Mrs. Holmes Robertson Mr. and Mrs. John Piercy Dalton Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Billington of Gainesville and other relatives visiting from Washington Baltimore Mt. Vernon N Y and Petersburg. Also noted are weekend visitors and returning residents from Philadelphia Annapolis and Berryville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Dorsey
Green Hill Cemetery
Holmes Robertson
John Piercy
Dalton Carpenter
Robert Billington
Gainesville
Arthur Brashears
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Carpenter
St. Paul’s Church
Haymarket
Rita Robertson
Garfield Hospital
Washington
E. P. Dorsey
Harry Lynn
Eliza Moore
Caroline
Jean Lynn
Henry Lynn
Richmond
Pfc
Floyd Dorsey Jr
Korea
Thomas Miller
Petersburg
Berryville visit highlights local family ties and clergy travels
Washington visitors Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Lloyd of Arlington stayed in Berryville due to Mrs. Olive Lloyd illness. Mrs. Lloyds sister Mrs. Skillman and her daughter from Maryland joined them. Rev. R K McDonald, Berryville pastor, spent days in Powhatan and attended Union Theological Seminary graduation in Richmond where he earned a Master of Theology. His wife and son joined for the return trip and Ruthie McDonald had spent weeks in Powhatan with grandparents Rev and Mrs McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Murphy
Linda Murphy
Farmville
Berryville
Clint Newcomb
Charles Joyce
Newcombs
Miss Nancesmith
Washington, D. C
Hattie Everhart
Washington
Leroy Everhart
Milburn Lloyd
Arlington
Mr. Lloyd
Olive Lloyd
Lloyd
Joseph Skillman
Maryland
R. K. McDonald
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Powhatan County
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Berryville social notes include Red Cross party and scouts
Clarke County Red Cross members entertained at a Newton Baker Veterans Center birthday party with Mrs William B Clagett Mrs William Bell Watkins Miss Vinda Boy Ed and Miss Mary Catlett. Cub Scouts joined Clarke County Lions Club for dinner and a Bell movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Red Cross
Newton Baker Veterans Center
William B. Clagett
William Bell Watkins
Vinda Boy-Ed
Mary Catlett
Motor Corps
Katie Rhoden
Gertrude Lewis
Cub Scouts
Berryville
Clarke County Lions Club
Alexander Graham Bell
Language quirks and common misspellings guide
A compact guide noting tautological usage with twins, pronunciation tips for parquet, and accent placement. It highlights mispronunciations and gendered noun forms with examples and synonyms including doubt mistrust and skepticism for quick reference.
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H.C. Sheetz,Sr
Her
Gaithersburg, Md
Richard K
Aidita
California
Charies Ay Arper
Lewis F. Cei
West Boscawen Street
Honolulu
T. H
U. S. Naval Reserve
Raymond Line
Mountain Falls
Memorial Hospital
Joseph Hancher
Staunton
Christ Episcopal Dh Home
Brooks Pharmacy
Gaunt
Mkt
West Frederick Club
Gainesboro
White Cross
Contractors & Dealers
N. Léddotn Bt
Civic League
D.A.R
Home Demostration Committee
North Frederick
the Clinic
Lovett Bros
Loudoun St
Berryville Socials
Mrs. Edgar Kackley
W. Lawson
Lexington
Thomas Malone
Carson
Mr. Malone
Triplett Hardesty
T. H. Malone
Ed Bayliss
Glasgow
Bayliss
Seaman Eddy Bayliss
Golf Club
To Have Jr. Country Club
Orne
Bulova
Clowe's Jewelry Store
Harold Scheuer
Max Theodore
Elaine Scheuer
Rey O. Locke
Baltimore, Md
Graham Dougherty
Philadelphia
Bill Henson
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis, Md
W. E. Henson
Loring Kackley
George Kackley
Elizabeth Russell
Bowie, Md
Ray Cather
Col
James M. Thomson
Balclutha
New Orleans
Parish Aid Society of
Grace Episcopal Church
R. Meade Dorsey
New York State
Cornell University
Ithica
Genelle Long
Harold Farrington
Pat
Billy
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Piamond
Haldeman’s
Hill
Stokely’s Orange Juice
the Food Center
L&f
Cameron St
Capitol
C. B. Smalts & Son
Dial Timber Lake
Ane
Wn Monsant
The
Parkview
Havana
Huntsberrys
Front Royal
Chambersburg
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