Community notices from Winchester area clubs and events
Local chapter rummage sale to aid a college scholarship fund at 24 E Piccadilly St with Friday evening and Saturday hours. Various society officers elected including Mrs Kenneth Thomas as president Alpha Omega Chapter. Community events include Lily Show at Orange High, cov ered dish supper, golf at Blue Ridge Country Club, and regional lodges gathering with attendees listed from Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester - Frederick County
Madison College
E. Piccadilly St
Kenneth Thomas
Alpha Omega
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Eli A. Garber
Frank Butsler, Jr
Eli Garber
Donald Garber
Lewis Hart
William Lewis
Winchester
Winchester Welfare Department
Personal notices of travel and visits in the community
Mrs. R. T. Shields returns home from two weeks with relatives in Petersburg Charlottesville and Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Edwards come home by plane after a ten day Bermuda trip. Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 6 members visit Luray Caverns with leader Mrs. John Dunn Jr and chaperones. Scouts named include Jill Hott Susie Brown Susie Robinson Bonnie Saville Virginia Sturm Carol Henry Nancy Baumgardner Sandy Bosserman and Margaret Fisher. Ethyn Lee Martin returns from a Chicago nursing convention and Wash ington DC alumni banquet. Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Duckwall of Peyton Street will leave he
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray Caverns
John Dunn, Jr
Harry Baumgardner
Delmer Robinson, Sr
Douglas Fisher
Kenneth Henry
Jill Hott
Susie Brown
Susie Robinson
Bonnie Saville
Virginia Sturm
Carol Henry
Nancy Baumgardner
Sandy Bosserman
Margaret Fisher
Ethyn Lee Martin
Chicago
American Nurses Association
Washington, D. C
Calendar of events for several local groups
The notice lists gatherings including Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge and Alcoholics Anonymous at Baptist Church at 8 p m, Kiwanis Club at George Washington Hotel 12 15 p m, Air Force Reserve Squadron at 37 E Boscawen Street 7 30 p m, Duplicate Bridge at Golf Club, Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel May 24 1 p m, and Women of Moose at Moose Home 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Air Force Reserve Squadron
E. Boscawen St
Duplicate Bridge
Golf Club
Rotary Club
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Flower show committee list for Virgina Avenue School event
Members of the properties committee for the spring flower show to be presented Friday at the Virginia Avenue School are: Mrs. Kenneth Robinson chair man, Mrs. James P. Reardon jr., Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin, Mrs. Richard Hughes, Mrs. William P. McGuire, Mrs. John H. Minnigerode, Mrs. William H. Lawrence Jr., Mrs. Lewis Hyde Jr., Mrs. Courtney Grim, Mrs. Paul Vance, Mrs. Bradford Bennett, Mrs. William Massie, Mrs. Godfrey Child, Mrs. Edward Shokes, Mrs. A J Bowen, Mrs. C P Edwards, Mrs. Tunstall C Powers, Mrs. Douglas Cather and Mrs. Carl Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Avenue School
Kenneth Robinson
James P. Reardon
Jtr
Kenneth Gilpin
Richard Hughes
William P. McGuire
John H. Minnigerode
William H. Lawrence, Jr
Lewis Hyde, Jr
Courtney Grim
Paul Vance
Bradford Bennett
William Massie
Godfrey Child
Edward Shokes
A. J. Bowen
C. P. Edwards
Tunstall C. Powers
Douglas Cather
Carl Campbell
Christian Science Lectures Scheduled in Hagerstown and Here
John D. Pickett of Chicago will lecture at Market Street Methodist Church May 25 at 8 p.m. on Power of An Active Faith under the local Christian Science Society. James Watt of Washington, D. C. will give a free lecture May 29 at 8 15 p.m. in the Hotel Alexander ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Pickett
Chicago
Pickett
Market Street Methodist Church
Christian Science Society
Ohio
Georgia
North Dakota
Christian Science
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
James Watt
Washington, D. C
Alexander
Hagerstown
Local Births Reported in Grimes and Surrounding Areas
Birth notices list a girl to Mr and Mrs Melvin Marks Route 2 Grimes Mrs Marks formerly Isabelle Dyer a boy to Mr and Mrs Walter Partlow 115 Whitlock Ave Mrs Partlow formerly Barbara Teets a girl to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lewis Route 2 Mrs Lewis formerly Jean Payne a girl to Mr and Mrs Charles Denny Cross Junction Mrs Denny formerly Betty Snapp a boy to Mr and Mrs Harry Brittingham Route 1 Strasburg Mrs Brittingham formerly Rosalie Baydler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Marks
Grimes
Marks
Isabelle Dyer
Walter Partlow
Whitlock Ave
Partlow
Barbara Teets
Kenneth Lewis
Lewis
Jean Payne
Charles Denny
Strasburg
Brittingham
Rosalie Baydler
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
Language tips cover common errors and pronunciation. The piece explains misused phrases like would of and would have, mispronounced words such as Paramour, and a note on ubiquitous meaning everywhere at once. It emphasizes daily vocabulary growth with a concise example.
Modern Etiquette Q and A Tips in Home Hospitality
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions on handling disliked dishes with politeness, introducing a guest to friends via a tea party, and thanking flower senders by telephone or note. The guidance emphasizes subtle manners and prompt, respectful communication.
Round Hill UDC Being Organized
An organization meeting of the Round Hill Home Demonstration Club will be held May 28 at 1 30 p m at the Round Hill Community Center. Miss Agnes Shirley will give a demonstration on lamp shades. All interested women may join the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Home Demonstration Club
Round Hill Community Center
Agnes Shirley
Fort Loudoun DAR hears Kenneth Metz on Fifth Amendment
Kenneth Metz attorney from Charles Town spoke at the Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR May meeting in Charles Town. He traced the Fifth Amendment reasons for protecting individual rights and gave a brief history of the Communist Party in Russia and its members using the amendment to shield party secrets locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Metz
Charles Town
W. Va
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
John D. James
Metz
Communist Party
Russia
Joseph A. Emmerth
D. W. Ritenour
Virginia Society
D.A.R
Old Point Comfort
Betty Lee Glascock
Lloyd Loope
Secrets of charm eyes become focus with spring hat look
The article advises using eye makeup to complement the era's bulky hat styles for Spring 1956. It urges dark feathered brows with a pencil, a fine lash line, and extending the line slightly to lift the face, to ensure compliments about the hat are matched by praise for the wearer.
Mascara Tips For Bright Eyes In Spring Bonnets
By John Robert Powers guidance suggests applying mascara with a damp brush in upward strokes to the underside of upper lashes for length and thickness. Let dry then separate with a clean brush and avoid lower lashes unless on stage for a brighter eye effect.
Dance Through A Week To Beauty
A reader offer promotes at home dance steps to improve grace and measurements. Instructions direct writing to Secrets of Charm at National Newspaper Service Indiana City Michigan and include SASE and 10 cents for a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrets of Charm
National Newspaper Service
Michigan Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Beau‘re
Truman Tours Naples Area On Sightseeing Trip
President Truman drove through Salerno during a Naples area sightseeing visit with Mrs. Truman and friends. He planned to see Paestum ruins and spoke with Leopoldo Rubinacci, head of Naples Italo American Society and mayoral candidate, praising Italian Americans as good citizens and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Naples
Salerno
Italy
Harry
Paestum
B. C
Stanley Woodward
Leopoldo Rubinacci
United States
Dogs Outpace Cats as Rodent Hunters, Says Vet
Tulsa veterinarian Dr. William F. Irwin told a convention that a good fox terrier will kill 20 rats or mice while a cat merely catches and plays with one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
William F. Irwin
Tulsa
Okla
Pewter Bowls To Be Awarded At Flower Show
Three American pewter Revere bowls will be prizes at a spring flower show and plant sale hosted by five Winchester garden clubs. An eight inch bowl goes to the exhibitor with the most blue ribbons overall. two four and a half inch bowls go to leaders in artistic and horticultural sections. The show features 29 classes, 28 open to amateurs, with one class for garden clubs. Exhibits must be in by 11:30 a.m. Friday. doors open 3 p.m. The bowls will be awarded at 4:30 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Wright House
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Ntal
Mrs. Thomas
Alpha Omega Chapter
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Blue Ridge Country Club
The
Garden Club of Virginia
Orange County High School
Orange
Dolly Madison Garden Club
American Horticultural Society
North American Lily Society
Tri-County Assn
Bentonville
Tri-County Association
Oddfellows and Rebekahs
Charlotte, NC
Margaret
Queens College
Jerry A. White
Selfridge Air Force Base
Michigan
49Th Air Reserve Squadron
Obelia White
Japan
Harry Cook of
N. Braddock Sr
Memorial Hospital
Katie Darleen Marks
Grant J. Smith
Annapolis, Md
B. Brooke Smith
R. T. Shields
W. Cork St
Petersburg
Charlottesville
Richmond
Bobbie Conrad
W. L. Gordon
Avenue School
Roberta Lee
Round Hill
UDC
Gaunt
John W. Rosenberger
Gravel Springs School
Francis Ayler
Neill Kimball
Wilbur Gaunt
Shelton Price
Frances Dick
John Robert Powers
Isle of Capri
S. Loudoun St
Shoecenter
Verona
Tobe
WORTH
Snt
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Deltox
Cather’s
Timberlake
Dial
Phos
Cloverdale Spring CO
Oates Ave
Pels
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