Community Club Meetings and Garden Club Event Calendar
Socials and Personals Calendar lists weekly gatherings including I O O F at the hall on Monday 8:00 p m Lions Club luncheon at Golden Glow Restaurant Tuesday 12:30 p m Winchester Aerie No 824 Eagles at 211 North Loudoun Street Rebekah Association at Odd Fellows Hall 8:00 p m Kiwanis Club luncheon at Golden Glow Coffee Shop and Old Fredericktown Garden Club meeting at Mrs Herbert Larrick 03 West Clifford Street 3:30 p m
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Lions Club
Golden Glow
RED Cross
Winchester Aerie No
Order of Eagles
North Loudoun Street
Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Kiwanis Club
Golden Glow Coffee Shop
Fredericktown Garden Club
Herbert Larrick
West Clifford St
Mrs Haines Improves After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Miller Haines, long patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital since May 12, is reported to be improving nicely after receiving treatments.
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Miller Haines
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Nettie Yeakle Honored With Miscellaneous Shower
A miscellaneous shower was given Saturday night at the Yeakle home in Stephens City for Miss Nettie Yeakle whose engagement to Elmer Lambden of Baltimore was announced. Guests from Stephens City Winchester and nearby towns attended. Mrs. Reardon expected home from Frostburg Md and Mrs Clagett of Springfield is hospitalized with a broken hip after a Fairly comfortable night.
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Nettie Yeakle
Holmes’ Yeakle
Stephens City
Elmer Lambden
Baltimore
Allen Coverstone
Lawrence Dicks
Lillian Rawlings
Ralph Miley
Raymond Ewing
J. W. Gregory
Athe Sargent
W. C. Bauserman
H. E. Stickley
Sonny Orndorff
David C. Petrie
Dan Brumback
Garland Strickler
Ida Guard
June Lemley
Edna Grim
Ethel Coverstone
Mary Sherman
Miller Jenkins
Frank Yeakle
Tom Reardon
Marion Ewing
Winchester
Edgar Loving
Strasburg
Lyle Merrick
Sharon
Clagett
J. M. H. Clagett
Springfield
Berryville
Memorial Hospital
Births Report From Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs Shirley formerly Donna Staub and Mr Granville Shirley of Bunker Hill announce a daughter born this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Shirley was formerly Miss Donna Staub. Also listed are the Fryes of 1321 S Loudoun with a daughter born yesterday afternoon, Mrs Elsie Alger as the former name, and the Fahnestocks of R F D No 2 with a daughter born early today, Mrs Audrey Fauver as the former name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Granville Shirley
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Donna Lee Staub
Frye
Walter Frye
S. Loudoun Street
Elsie Alger
Fahnestock
Kenneth Fahnestock
R. F. D. Nofi
Audrey Fauver
Paul Miller to appear on Berryville amateur program
Mr Paul Miller of this city will be an added attraction at the Amateur Contest hosted by the Dorcas Sunday School Class of the Presbyterian Church in Berryville. The event at the Community building is on Thursday May 27 at 8 pm. Miller will not compete for prizes but will perform several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miller
Dorcas
Presbyterian Church
Berryville
Miller
Red Cross Seeks Finished Garments and Yarn
The Red Cross production room opens at 10 a.m. Tuesday to collect all finished knitted garments and leftover yarn by noon. A large supply of yarn remains for knitting sleeveless sweaters and mufflers for service members.
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Red Cross
Bowers Celebrate Margaret Jane Jacobs Wedding in Winchester
Mrs H L Bowers announces the marriage of daughter Margaret Jane to Harvey Lester Jacobs son of Clinton Jacobs of Moler avenue. The ceremony was May 14 in Winchester with Rev Carl A Honeycutt officiating. Attendants were Mr Hunter Deering. Jacobs remains with his parents in Huntington awaiting Navy induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Bowers
Bunker Hill
Margaret Jane
Harvey Lester Jacobs
Clinton Jacobs
Moler Avenue
Winchester
Carl A Honeycutt
Grace Lutheran Church
Hunter Deering
Deering
Mrs. Jacobs
Mr. Jacobs
Huntington
Navy
Belchie Host Honor Party for Rodney Sirbaugh Before Army
Mr and Mrs Ben Belchie entertained Saturday night at their Tennyson avenue home with a red white and blue themed party honoring Rodney Sirbaugh who leaves for the Army Wednesday. Attendees included Ralph Halin Charles Town W V, Cpl Charles Shuler Jr Martinsburg W V, and many friends and relatives from local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Belchie
Tennyson Avenue
Rodney Sirbaugh
Virginia Butsler
Fred Morgan
Ralph Halin
Charles Town
W. Va
Charles F. Shuler, Jr
Martinsburg
Mrs Herbert Larrick To Entertain Fredericktown Garden Club
Old Fredericktown Garden Club will be entertained Wednesday May 26 at 3 30 p m at 403 West Clifford with Mrs Herbert Larrick hosting and Mrs Paul Thomson assisting The guest speaker is Mrs Ronald Wilson on Nature Study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Larrick
Old
Fredericktown Gardene Club
West Clifford Street
Paul Thomson
Ronald Wilson
Leadership Training School Continues This Week
The Joint Leadership Training School at the Presbyterian Church with Christ Episcopal Church continues Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Mrs Brenneman teaches guiding children in Christian growth with a Tuesday laboratory for junior boys and girls. Miss Martha Pray begins Building and Administering a Youth Program. Mr Wilson covers Jesus and Our Freedom and Jesus and Our Troubles. A 8 30 p m Tuesday film The Book For The World Of Tomorrow from the American Bible Society will be shown, followed by discussions. Mrs Brenneman and Miss Pray visit local hosts Melvin Green and Mrs Herbert Larrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Christ Episcopal Church
F. E. Brenneman
Martha Pray
Virginia Episcopal Diocese
Wilson
American Bible Society
Brenneman
Melvin Green
Pray
Herbert Larrick
Rationing Coupon Use Details for This Week
The Associated Press outlines current redemption rules for meat cheese canned fish and fats stamps blue red and white for May and June. Red stamps and blue stamps have specific validity periods while sugar coffee shoes and gasoline stamps also show expiration dates and renewal procedures at local boards.
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Associated Press
Cadet Thomson Visiting Mother
Cadet James Thomson of V. M. I. is visiting his mother Mrs. Paul Thomson at her Morgan street apartment. Mrs. R. T. Barton to visit Mr. and Mrs. Green in the middle of the week and will reopen her home on South Washington street. Mrs. Charles Altman and infant daughter Catherine returned to Fayetteville North Carolina after two weeks with Mrs. Altman’s mother Mrs. S. P. Burall. Mrs. Burall has as guest Mrs. Farah Tabler of Washington formerly of Winchester recuperating from surgery at Garfield Hospital in Washington. Miss Lemley host to Young Women’s Circle. Miss June Lemley entertained the Methodist church circle Friday at her home with devotional led by Mrs. David Petrie on the topic In Concren For Children. A stork shower was given for Mrs. Berlyn Yancey with guests including Mrs. Berlyn Yancey Miss Mary Tewart Mrs. David Petrie Mrs. Raymond Sandy Miss Orel Shryock Mrs. Garland Strickler and Mrs. Chas. Revis of Raleigh N. C. Mrs. Allen visiting at Sandy Spring Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Studio of Dance Art
Handley Auditorium
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Martha Campbell
Kitty Arnold
Mary Sencindiver
Frances Brown
Walters
Lilac Fairy
Tony
Eleanor de Grange
Miss Ewing
Miss de Grange
Betsy Arthur
Jeanne Miller
Mary Louise Connor
Ewing
Dane Art
Dorothy Ewing
Cadet Thomson
James Thomson
Mrs
Paul Thomson
Morgan Street
R. T. Barton
Mrs. Green
Melvin Green
Souuth Washington Street
Charles Altman
Catherine
Fayettville
N. C
Altman
S. P. Burall
Burall
Farah Tabler
Washington
Garfield Hospital
Lemley
June Lemley
Methodist Church of
Stephens City
David Petrie
Berlyn Yancey
Mary Tewart
Raymond Sandy
Weekend Visits Across Strasburg and Winchester
Mrs. Bell and Mr. Bell spent the weekend with Har vey Bell and family in Strasburg. Mrs. Slonaker from Charleston visited Mrs. Grubbs at 23 South Stewart. Miss Carper stayed in Washington with Mr. and Mrs. Cain. Mrs. Cain formerly Fl orence Carper from East Monmouth. Mrs. Rager returned home after a second operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Forney and son Bobby visited in Winchester. Lieut. and Mrs. McGuire and daughter spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs. Hunter McGuire on North Braddock Street. Mrs. Frost, previously in Winchester Memorial Hospital, has been released home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Slonaker
Charleston, W. Va
Geneva Grubbs
South Stewart Street
Carl Rager
Strasburg
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Roger Isees
William P. McGuire
Little Daughter
Washington
Loan Companies Seek Broad Revisions to Virginia Regulations
The Virginia Association of Small Loan Companies urged Senator Norris committee to push a complete revision of Virginia loan regulatory provisions for the next General Assembly. It asked Banking Commissioner Morgan to require sworn statements from all licensees and the State Auditor Downs to review accounting methods. The move follows a rate cut and earlier regulatory proposals and signals a broader modernization push amid an ongoing hearing before the advisory council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Association of Small Loan Companies
Norris Committee
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
Apt
Association
Milton R. Morgan
L. McCarthy Downs
Legislative Committee
Robert O. Norris, Jr
Lively
General Assembly
Virginia
Chang
Walter Scott
Roanoke
William J. Gibson
Fredericksburg
Morton Goode
Dinwiddie
Senate Committee
Advisory Council
British Favor World Authority In Food Plans
The United Kingdom delegation at the UN food conference proposed creating a world agricultural authority to build a buffer stock system or ever normal granary to stabilize prices and shift production to efficient areas. The plan, outlined by Richard K. Law, cites similarities to the US AAA but lacks detail on contributions and non agricultural participation.
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Hot Springs
World Agricultural Authority
United Kingdom
United Nations’ Food Conference
Richard K. Law
United States
Instructors' Course In Ist Aid Offer In Winchester County
Cecil C. Grim First Aid Chairman of the local Red Cross urges citizens to join the First Aid Instructor course to spread life saving training. He warns accidents kill four times the county population and invites all interested to attend tonight at Handley High School.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Cecil C. Grim
Red Cross
Mr. Grim
Increase in Coffee Allotment Announced by OPA
Washington on May 24 the Office of Price Administration announced that the next coffee allotment will be the largest since the program began. The news follows rising concerns about supply and consumer prices as drinkers await distribution details and regional timing.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Rationing Begins Stamp 24 For Coffee Through June 30
Price Administrator Prentiss Brown announces Stamp No 24 valid May 31 provides one pound of coffee through June 30 or 30 days. The ration had not exceeded one pound for five weeks as imports rise, tied to moonly green coffee in Diamond Island 140 miles south of Rangoon, once a turtle haven before Japanese occupation.
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Prentiss Brown
Diamond Island
Rangoon
Word Puzzle Teaser Reads Odd Clues for Weekend Solver
Readers tackle a Saturday puzzle featuring clues like Wealthy, Constellation, Pack animal, Notoriety, and Century plant. The mixed set of lettered hints includes age, color, and plant references, inviting a wide range of wordplay.
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Constellation
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Pe Brooks’ Pharmacy
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Wisel
Huntsberrys
Huntsberry
Reardon
Frostburg
James P. Reardon
Jacobs-Bowers
Va. Power Co
Miss Snyder
Nebraska
Jean Snyder
Myersdale
Jack Blackburn
Charles Lyles
John P. Lamb, Jr
Rendolph Gaunt
Carl Campbell
Raydelle Fleming
Dorothy Rice
Ruth
Julia Whitmore
Aubrey Smith
Ed. Moraen
Richard Lineburg
William Glaize
George Snider
Lloyd Tomlinson
Leadership Training School
Jesus
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen, St
George Washington Garage
Allen
Sandy Spring
Lewis M. Allen
Frederic Thomas
Mrs. Bell
Russell Bell
Bells
Harvey Bell
Jean Carper
Millswood Avenue
John H. Cain
Billy Forney
Bobby
Harry Frost
Middleburg
GeLf
Cram’s
Graduateompany, Inc
New York
National Association of Housing Officials
Elizabeth Wood
Chicago
Circuit Court
Ernest Scott
Winston Scott
Court Square
John P
Herbert S. Larrick
P. A
Talk of
the “Towner
Lovett Brothers
Ist
United States Wings
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Timberlake
Moling and Cather
Valley Pride
United Food
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