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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1942

Page

8

Social and Personal Notes From Berryville and Nearby

Weekly meeting of W OO W at Odd Fellows Mall. Miss Margaret Jenkins sails to Charlottesville for Blue Ridge Sanatorium. Letters from Miss Julie Wesley of Winchester England and Miss Thelma Lake reached. Mrs Osborne Oiler and son visit in Berryville. Virginia Wall returns from Roanoke. Mrs Henry Grandstaff joins husband at Fort Bragg. Miss Shirley Lee Lake recovers from a broken collar bone. Mrs J A Massie returns from Washington. Families host weekend guests including Miss Jacqueline Womack and Ensign George W Chaney Jr and attend the Josephine Griffith wedding. Mr Hugh B Pierce and Mrs Pierce move to Plymouth North Carolina.

Margaret Jenkins Lucy O. Jenkins Charlottesville Blue Ridge Jenkins Handley High Julie Wesley Winchester England Miss Wesley Thelma Lake Shirley Lee Lake Maurice Lake Gray Beverley Beverley Jacqueline Womack Washington Ensign George W. Chaney, Jr Roanoke Josephine Griffith John Wilson Brown

Miss LaFollette Engaged to Wed Robert Richard

Mr and Mrs Harry Love La Follette announce the engagement of Ruby Marie LaFollette to Robert Casper Richard son of Charles A Richard and the late Courtney Stephenson Richard. Ruby Marie lives with Wayne Omps in North Braddock street Gore Virginia. Robert Richard, a Stephens City High School graduate class of '41, is president of the Winchester Conference Lutheran League and works in the O Sullivan Rubber Company lab. No date for the wedding has been set.

Harry Love Laos Gore Ruby Marie Robert Casper Richard Charles A. Richard Stephens City Courtney Stephenson Richard Miss LaFollette Wayne B. Omps North Braddock Street Edgar L. LaFollette Gore Stephens City High School Richard Winchester Conference O'sullivan Rubber Company

Mrs Cadwallader Hosts Linen Shower for Elsie McDonald

Mrs Albin Cadwallader entertained guests Monday night for Miss Elsie McDonald, whose June marriage to Mr Joseph Carr was announced. Pink and white decor highlighted the event with a miniature bride, small nosegays for each guest, and refreshments. The guest list included Evelyn Garber Elaine Sheets Juanita Anderson Ruth Ann Perry Elizabeth Krouse Erica Hunter and several Mrs Carrs and Mrs Andersons.

Albin Cadwallader Elsie McDonald Joseph Carr

Birth of Davis Lynn Kelley at Quantico Hospital

Congratulations are extended to Staff Sgt and Mrs Irvin M Kelley of Quantico Virginia on the birth of a son, Davis Lynn Kelley, born Monday night in the Quantico hospital. Mrs Kelley before marriage was Miss Ethel Harry daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Harry of East Piccadilly Street.

Irvin M. Kelley Quantico, Va Davis Lynn Kelley Quantico Hospital

Twin Sons Born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Biggs

Mr and Mrs Joseph Biggs of Front Royal welcomed twin sons at Memorial Hospital last night. The mother was formerly Miss Elizabeth Procter.

Joseph Biggs Front Royal Memorial Hospital Biggs Elizabeth Procter

May Pole Party Hosted by Young People's Society

The Young People’s Society of the Presbyterian Church hosted a May Pole Party in the church recreation room with Rev. Ronald Wilson and Rev. W. A. Wilkerson as guests of honor. Decorations featured spring flowers and crepe paper streamers. Miss Betty Schlack led games. Also noted is the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Barr of Barryville at Memorial Hospital, with Mrs. Barr’s maiden name Charlotte Singhass. A piano recital titled Music of the Master by Kathleen McCartney’s pupils was held in the Handley School auditorium and described as very successful, listing numerous classical pieces. Additional social notes mention Mr. Colin Gardner of Middletown, Ohio visiting, with several dinner guests: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richardson, Miss Alice Hopkins of Philadelphia, Capt. Ewart Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Randolph, Capt. William Barrett, and planned dinners with Mr. and Mrs. George Greenhalgh and Mrs. Arthur Krock.

Young People’s Society of the Presbyterian Church Ronald Wilson W. A. Wilkerson Betty Schlack Handley School Kathleen McCartney Brahms Mach Anitra Ralph Richardson Colin Gardner Middletown Ohio Wiliam Watkins Alice Hopkins Philadelphia Ewart Johnston Percy C. Randolph William Barrett Richardson George Greenhalgh Arthur Krock

Mrs Hatcher Family Visits Winchester for Shopping

Miss Carrie Hatcher and Mrs J P Hatcher of Hamilton with Mr and Mrs Thomas Hatcher of Purcellville spent yesterday in Winchester shopping. They visited the latter's sister Mrs Julia Pierce Beaver of East Fairfax Lane.

Carrie Hatcher J.P. Hatcher Hamilton Thomas Hatcher Purcellville Winchester Julia Pierce Beaver East Fairfax Lane

Florence Nightingale Class Tonight At United Brethren Church

Local church groups invite members to a 6 30 PM devotion led by Miss Virginia Kastner with sandwiches to follow. The Florence Nightingale Class meets tonight. members urged to attend and participate in the church program.

Florence Nightingale The United Brethren Church Virginia Kastner

Margaret Collins Denny Class Taught At Braddock Street

The Margaret Collins Denny Bible Class of Braddock Street Methodist Church will be taught Sunday morning by Mrs. John.

Margaret Collins Denny Braddock Street

Beauty Hints for Blondes in Hair Care and Makeup

This column argues blondes are unfairly stereotyped and offers makeup and hair tips. It advises subtle rouge, pale pink tones, soft brown mascara, and careful use of brow pencils. It warns against heavy peroxide bleaching, home tinting, and overprocessing.

Berryville Social Events Highlight Local Visits

Berryville notices list residents and visitors including Jack Russell of Camp A P Hill in town to visit his mother Betty Russell. D E LeMay of Washington and Lucy Pulliam among those in Berryville for several days. Henry Elsen, Berryville High senior, is hospitalized in Winchester. Betty Robertson of Richmond visits with A F Robertson family. Billy Owens returns from Pittsburgh radio school due to his mother’s illness and death. Clarke County Red Cross reports 26000 dressings shipped from Fire House Berryville and Parish Hall Boyce. John Lindsey recovering after illness. friends hope for full recovery.

Berryville, Va Jack Russell Camp A. P. Hill Fredericksburg Berryville Betty Russell Billy Owens Pittsburgh Claude Owens Clarke County The American Red Cross Boyce

Community notices and military updates from Berryville area

The Helping Hand Circle met at the Holmes Hardesty home with many members present. Mrs. Smallwood and Mrs. Shull are patients at Winchester Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Smallwood with family visitor Mrs. Rocap from Philadelphia. Lieut. Elsea, VP I graduate, departs for Fort Meade. Mrs. Elsea visits Berryville. Mrs. Shirley Simpson goes to Camp Sutton. Marvin Chapel Church plans an all day service May 24 with former pastors expected. Helen Hess of Berryville to wed William Underhill of South Carolina.

King’s Daughters and Sons Mrs. Holmes Hardesty Marvin Chapel Church

Hoppin John and mate questions answered for home cooks

The exchange explains a South Carolina style Hoppin John using cow peas pork or chicken and rice, simmered until tender with a meat gravy and dry finish. It also notes North American mate is made from tip leaves dried and roasted, brewed like tea with water just below boiling.

South Carolina A. Q South America United States North America

Couple’s nuptials lead to Washington home plans

A young couple, Carolina and Washington, recently wed and plan to settle in Washington, D. C., where both are employed. Mrs. Everhart and her daughter Miss Virginia Everhart have returned to Berryville after visiting Takoma Park, Md., with Mrs. Everhart’s son Roy Everhart. Mr. Everard Patterson of Baltimore is expected to arrive the first of June for a visit.

Carolina Washington Washington, D. C Everard Patterson Baltimore Berryville

Miss Harris Stars in Radio Production at Stephens College

Miss Virginia Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Harris acted in the Jeremiah Smith radio program produced at Stephens College Radio Workshop in Columbia Missouri The program was written and produced by the local station Miss Harris will graduate from Stephens Junior College on Tuesday.

Berryville Virginia Leigh Harris H. B. Harris Jeremiah Smith Radio Workshop Stephens College Columbia, Mo

Rhodes Receives Emblem for Five Years at Company

Helen M. Rhodes of the Winchester office of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia received a one star emblem during May in recognition of five years of service, announced by Stephen R. Sammis, manager.

Helen M. Rhodes Winchester Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Virginia Stephen R. Sammis

With Our Men In The Service Update From Armed Forces

Wrens and friends of service members share notices of letters and messages from soldiers, sailors, and Marines. Presley Graves, who serves on a United States submarine, sent a brief note to his mother Mrs. B W Graves after months at sea and Pearl Harbor. Master Sergeant Osborne T Oiler, son of Berryville residents, has been reassigned to Camp Pickett Virginia as communications chief from Camp Gordon Georgia.

B. W. Graves Presley Graves United States Pearl Harbor Osborne T. Oiler Camp Gordon, Ga Henry Oiler Berryville Camp Pickett, Va

Baker Wins Optical Award For Schmidt Camera Advances

Cambridge May 22 James G. Baker of Harvard College Observatory received the Adolph Lamb Medal for 1942 from the Optical Society of America. The award honors noteworthy contributions to optics and will be presented at the society’s annual meeting next October.

Cambridge Mass James G. Baker Harvard College Observatory Adolph Lamb Optical Society In America Toay Society

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. OO. W Odd Fellows Mall Osborne Oiler Osborne, Jr Augusta, Ga Mrs Virginia Wall North Avenue William W. Wall Henry Grandstaff Fayettesville N. C Corp. Grandstaff Fort Bragg J. A. Massie H. D. Flood Cleveland D. Whelchel Gainesville Cornelia Rutherford Los Angeles Calif Jack Hugh B. Pierce Pierce Plymouth Kieckhofer Container Company Robert Richard Ruby Marie LaFollette Set Mrs. Kelley Rexall One Cent Brooks’ Pharmacy Huntsberry'store Margaret L. Hodgson HAT and Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. Barr William Barr Barryville Barr Charlotte Singhass Presbyterian Church Krazy Kat Club Hausenfluck Thelma Hausenfluck West Cecil Street Jane Henkel June Mcllwee Katherine Patton Mary Elizabeth Larrick Robert Earle Red Cross National Susie Edgerton Beauty Jane Wyman Helen Follett D. E. LeMay Ben Pulliam Leesburg Pulliam East Main Street Lucy Pulliam Henry Elsen Berryville High School Winchester Memorial Hospital Betty Robertson Richmond A. F. Robertson John Lindsey Benrus Isis Thomas Credit Jewelers Loudoun St W. W. Smallwood Smallwoods Donald Rocap Earl Brown Mildred Brown C. H. Costello Bluemont Ernest Shull Daniel Elsea Fort Meade Elsea Blacksburg L. N. Russell Elseas Lieut Eylsea Shirley Simpson Army Camp Sutton, N.C Helen Hess Herbert Hess William Underhill South Flower Shop E. Piccadilly St Dial Lovett Brothers Miss Harris Clarke County News Service Navy Marine Corps Baker Optical By Science Service the Commercial and Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Underwood’s Bakery N. Loudoun St Valley Pride United Food Stores Moling & Cather Mary Ann Kidd Sappel Peppes Ee Pune Heey
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