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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1939

Page

6

Annual spring recital and local meetings schedule

The calendar lists an 8:00 p m spring recital by Ewing School of Dance at Handley auditorium a 12:30 p m Legion luncheon at George Washington Hotel a 12:45 p m Civic League luncheon at Wayside Inn Middletown a 7:30 p m Winchester Junior Board of Trade May meeting an 8:00 p m Woodmen of World meeting at Odd Fellows Hall East Boscawen a 8:15 p m McCartney piano recital at Handley High School auditorium.

Conrad Post American Legion George Washington Hotel Woman’s Civic League Wayside Inn Middletown Winchester Junior Board of Trade Woodmen of World Odd Fellows Hall East Boscawen Street Kathleen McCartney Handley High School

Nancy Gray Larrick Elected Club President at Meeting

At a Boyd hosted Junior Century Club meeting on Fairmont Avenue Miss Nancy Gray Larrick was elected president for the 1939-40 term with Virginia Cover Russell as secretary. Plans for next year were set and a May 31 luncheon at Winchester Golf Club announced.

Church To Hold Lawn Party At White Post

Meade Memorial Episcopal Church plans a lawn party on Saturday evening May 27 at Mr Carper's farm near the depot. Proceeds will support the church yard fund. Rev Ronald Rowland leads the event announced today. Rural School To Give Music Program Friday May 26 8 p.m. Round Hill School Frederick county will present a musical program with certificates and awards. An exhibit of student work will be shown and refreshments will be sold.

White Post Meade Memorial Episcopal Church Carper Ronald Rowland Church Yard Retha Carson Cooper Round Hill Frederick County

Deep Run Horse Show to Highlight Richmond Spring Social Event

The 19th annual Deep Run Horse Show will be staged at the club grounds near Richmond Virginia on May 27 and 28. Prominent guests include Olive Jackson Sands Jr and out of town visitors from Durham North Carolina Virginia Beach Middleburg New Orleans. Distinguished judges from Sweet Briar Washington DC and West Warwick will preside over equitation hunter and saddle horse divisions. The article notes a luncheon hosted by Captain and Mrs William Murray Forbes Bayliss and mentions related garden club events and horticultural talks in Winchester Clarke County.

Bret Spog Richmond Junior League of Olive Jackson Sands, Jr George Watts Hill Durham N. C Virginia Beach Crompton Smith Middleburg Willet Leache Susan Fuller Eloise Puj New Orleans Sands Harriet Lowell Rogers Sweet Briar Raymond H. Norton Washington, D. C T. Fred Marsman Jacobs Hill Hunt West Warwick R. I Harry W. Spratley Elberon Virginia Rogers Marsman Norton Spratley William Murray Forbes Bayliss Kenwyn Garden Magazine Winchester and Clarke County Ophir Queen Mary Henry Maddox Victor Rawlinson Garaner Edward Jenkins H. B. McCormac J. S. Scully, Jr Iris Ellsworth Johnson W. P. Massey Carl Massey J. M. Steck

Cognac knowledge and etiquette guidance from a Q and A

An etiquette column explains cognac as a French brandy from Cognac region, pronunciation as konyak with first syllable emphasized, and notes on correctness of addressing a woman physician with Dr. Clara Wilson or Clara Wilson MD. It also advises against a close friend kissing the bride before her parents at a wedding.

Clara Wilson

Thirty Five Pupil Recital At Handley High School

Miss Kathleen McCartney announces about 35 pupils will perform at her annual spring recital in Handley High School auditorium at 8 15 Friday night. Performers include Barbara Ann Wheeler Billy Sowers Dolores McCormick Emma Jean Youngblood Mary Lou Sprint Marie Garber Nancy Mae Hurst Colleen Grimm Betty Lou Havermale Peggy June Kibler Martha Clay Arnold Dorothy Lee Harry Susan Fansler Katherine Kline Jacqueline Eagle Betty Ann Grim Beatrice OConnell Betsy Conklin Mary Rogers Helen Stultz Mary Jeanne McCormick Helen Kibler Gladys Garber Edith Braithwaite Lenora Rusk Lucille Weaver Jeanne Armel Virginia Mackie Kitty Lou Arnold Colleen Line June Cline Evelyn Preston Betty Hengeveld and others.

Miss McCartney Kathleen McCartney Handley High School Barbara Ann Wheeler Billy Sowers Dolores McCormick Emma Jean Youngblood Mary Lou Sprint Marie Garber Nancy Mae Betty June Hurst Colleen Grimm Betty Lou Havermale Peggy June Kibler Martha John Mc Cormick Courtney Fauver Jimmy Miller Billy Cline

Local Social Notes From Front Royal and Warren County

Front Royal and Warren County News records a series of social items. Mr and Mrs Cooley of Berryville visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Eliott Marshall. Charles Knight and partner stay at the Afton Inn and visit Lexington. Alfred McKay of Baltimore to wed Virginia Williamson of Frederick Md June 10 at Roland Park Md. McKay is nephew of S Byrne Downing of Front Royal. Frances Nash spends weekend in Fredericksburg. Warner Miller of Washington visits Front Royal.

National Safety Council Dalton Fennel Philadelphia John Samuel Holt Front Royal Road Fennel General Board of Strategy Charles Knight Afton Inn Lexington Alfred McKay Baltimore Virginie Williamson Frederick Roland Park McKay S. Byrne Downing Front Royal

Funeral Rites For Cy Macdonald Draw Big Crowds

Osmar H. Swanson and Kenneth Heine joined many old friends at the Washington funeral for Angus Cy Macdonald a noted athlete and former Winchester baseball star. Macdonald died at Garfield Hospital from a sudden throat infection. service was at Lee mortuary with burial at Rock Creek Cemetery. He had long tied ties to local high schools through athletic work and played on independent teams after Sandy Baker’s semi pro club dissolved.

Osmar H. Swanson Kenneth Heine Washington Angus Cy”) Macdonald Allaround Winchester Garfield Hospital Lee Fourth Street Massachusetts Avenue Rock Creek Cemetery Macdonald Swanson Sandy

33 Saved By A Super Human Act

Lloyd B. Maness of Greensboro North Carolina an electrician's mate is credited with a heroic act that helped save 33 men in the submarine Squalus. He reportedly jammed a door sealing flooded sections from survivor compartments where people endured over 30 hours. A survivor said the closing of the door required super strength.

Portsmouth N. H Lloyd B. Maness Greensboro N. C Squalus Maness

Scouters Attend Camp Directors Training at Horseshoe Camp

George Radford Laurens Jones Dan Henry and Herbert Shelly will leave Friday to attend a Scout camping school for directors and troop campers at Camp Horseshoe Rising Sun Maryland. Fred Mills National Director of Health and Safety will oversee the program. They plan to return to Winchester Sunday evening.

George Radford Laurens Jones Dan Henry Herbert Shelly Camp Horseshoe Rising Sun Fred Mills National Director of Health and Safety Winchester

Naval Board Defers Squalus Inquiry Until Recovery

A special naval board will defer probing the Squalus sinking until the submarine is raised off New Hampshire. Officials seek to determine if partial flooding came from mechanical defects or crew actions. Senator Lucas signals possible Senate inquiry if Navy reports fall short.

Washington Special Naval Board New Hampshire Lucas Senate Naval Committee

Chapman and Holt Reach Fifth Round in British Amateur

In Hoylake England on May 25 Dick Chapman of Greenwich Connecticut and Bill Holt of Syracuse advanced to the fifth round of the British amateur championship. Chapman defeated A S G Thompson of England on the nineteenth hole while Holt beat Jack Jones of England one up after a late rally. Both Americans started strong on the front nine with Holt two holes up at the turn and Chapman one up on the home nine amid stiff rallies from rivals.

Hoylakee Eng Dick Chapman Greenwich Cond Bill Holt Syracuse Chapman A. S. G. Thompson England Holt Jack Jones

Barbara Bell Pattern 1438 B Shirtwaist Dress

Advertises Barbara Bell Pattern No 1438 B a slender house dress suitable for street wear with a plain skirt straight sleeves shoulder yoke gathers and a blouse. Available in multiple fabrics sizes 36 to 52 with yardage listed and pattern book offered. Prices 15 cents pattern 15 cents book 25 cents for pattern and book.

Barbara Bell

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Ewing School of Dance Handley Auditorium Miss Larrick Junior Century Club John M. Steck, Jr Thomas Gibson James Miller Virginia Russell Winchester Golf Club Edward Barr Paul Rosenberger Mr. Flickinger B. Floyd Flickinger Pittsburgh the Historical Society of the University of Pittsburgh Daniel Morgan Morgan Aldie Gordon Dunthorne United States Stoke Martha Harris Dunthorne B. F. Arthur, Jr Beatrice Lovett Virginia Intermont Junior College Bristol, Va Jack Wilkins North Loudoun Street Shenandoah County Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution Woodstock Rae Albert Court Manor Willis Sharpe Kilmer New Market Sun Beau Sun Briar Gina Meem Mount Jackson Mount Airy Philip Williams Guy A. Benchoff Ruth Rhodes Brooks’ Pharmacy Rexall Store W. B. Snider & Son Adabout Robinson Miss. Robinson Pifer Printing CO N. Loudoun St Huntsberry S. J. Boyer Endless Caverns By Roberta Lee A. T. Mussen South Mrs C. J. Borum Matin Hill Strasburg, Va Kathleen H. Stover Louise Stover Bartonville New York City George Sheetz Martha Walker Lupton Joseph A. Massie Nelson Page Shoreham Hotel H. D. Flood T. H. Hussey Norfolk, Va Asa Crisman South Braddock Street B. W. Largent William Anderson Allen Carpenter Ricard Largent Harrsonburg Clara Miller Laurence Tuckahoe Atlantic City N. J New York Georgia Dodd Front Royal and Warren County News Frances Nash Fredericksburg Warner Miller Washington, Va Cy” Macdonald Fairmont S. Loudoun Leicester St Loudoun Street Palace Theatre Loudoun W. Clifford St Frank Baylis Amherst St S. Kent St W. L. Kuhn S. Washington N. Main S. Main W. Clifford Jefferson Street Care Star Buhl’s Grocery Delco Kohler H. P J. H. Brant Stephens City Clara Fultz Bentz Barr Sullivan Real Estate B. P. Myers Leicester Trail’s End Gordonsville Boyce Shenandoah Commercial Hatchery Maurertown Baker’s Drug Store Seafood Market S. Loudoun St Haldeman’s Milk Doan Merves Adams E. Piccadilly St Naval Board the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Dodd Harris Loudoun St Oppo Commercial Bank the Evening Star Barbara Bell Pattern Service Winchester Evening Star Times Square Station New York, N. Y
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