Weekly local club and church events schedule
This week lists meetings and gatherings across Winchester area. Among them are dinners and luncheons by Kiwanis and Rotary, social events at Odd Fellows and Golden Glow, multiple club meetings at churches on Braddock and Amherst streets, and special society events including the Card Party at George Washington Hotel and the A A U W monthly gathering at Mrs George Snarr home.
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Montague Avenue
George Feltner
Glaize Avenue
Boyce
Hugh Copenaver
Paccer
Braddock Street
Arch
Winchester Aerue No
Order of Eagles
North
Loudoun Street
Rebekah Association
Odd Felons Hall
Kiwanis Club
Golden Glow
Old Fredericktown
Robert Underwood
South Stewart Street
Jewish Woman's Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Elks Club
Stephenson Social Club
Rudolph
Spaatz
Chapel of Christ Episcopal Arch
Rotary Club
Sarah Zane
Turner Ashby Chapte
Mary Buckner
Amherst Street
Handley Library
von Born
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Child Guidance Club Plans Covered Dish Supper and Bridge
The Child Guidance Club decided last night at Mrs. Paul Taylor’s home to host a covered dish supper and bridge party at Mrs. T. J. Cleven ger’s home on November 27 at seven o'clock. Miss Virginia Gregory gave an amusing and educational talk on "Play and Play Materials."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Guidance Club
Paul Taylor
T. J. Cleven
Ger
Virginia Gregory
Mrs. Snarr To Entertain An A. U. W. Saturday Afternoon
The November meeting of the A. A. U. W. will be held at the home of Mrs. George G. Snarr on South Stewart street at three o'clock Saturday afternoon. Guest speaker will be Mr. Blackburn Moore from the Virginia House of Delegates speaking on Current Legislation Concerning Education. Hostesses are Mrs. Harry B. Sherman Miss Emma Ridgeway and Miss Marjorie Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IMRS
Robert Y. Conrad Post
B. M. Roszer
Lela Rosenberger
George Washington Hotel
Nelson Page
Rebecca Beverley
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Auxiliary Department of Rehabitation
Gertrude Barton
Winchester
West Cork delegate attends Virginia Missionary Institute in Richmond
Miss Marjorie Davies of West Cork street travels to Richmond as a delegate for the Guilds of Episcopal Church to attend the Missionary Institute hosted by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Diocese of Virginia at Mayo House. Registration begins at nine with two study courses led by Mrs. R B Bean, plus three addresses by Dr. Lewis B. Franklin. The institute runs Wednesday evening to Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Davies
West Cork Street
Richmond
Guilds of Episcopal Church
Missionary Institute
Woman's Auxiliary
Diocese of Virginia
Mayo House
Southeast Asia
R. B. Bean
Lewis B. Franklin
National Council
St. James Church
Franks Couple Wed at First Baptist Church in Winchester
Louise Caroline Franks and Pvt. James Lewis Givens wed at First Baptist Church with Rev. E T Clark officiating. Immediate family attended. Reception at the bride’s home. Givens will report to Florida on November 14. The bride works at Farmers and Merchants National Bank and will remain in Winchester after a Newport visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Franks
Louise Caroline
James Lewis Givens
J. B. Givens
Givens
Newport
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Winchester
Pvt
Florida
Soldiers
Garland Jones
Ellwood Anderson
Mrs Russell Returns From Washington Monday
Mrs. Russell returns home after a week in Washington visiting her daughter Miss Virginia Russell. Several community notes list club meetings, weddings, and visits from Winchester area residents, including upcoming meetings at North Frederick and Middletown clubs and local social events. The column also covers a Q and A on the pronunciation of Paricutin volcano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Lytle
Margaret Herbert
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lytle
Meta Whiting
E. M. Whiting
W. Clifford Street
Col
Edgar Whiting
Jones
Clarke County
Courtney B. Jones
Joseph Massie
Amherst Street
Clarke Co
Russell
Washington
Harry K. Russell
Virginia Russell
Fawcett
Arlington
Inda Fawcett
Francis D. Coxe
Fifth Star Added To Army Navy E Flag
The Navy Department announced a fifth star has been added to the Army Navy E flag of Bausch and Lomb Optical Co affiliated with McIntire Magee and Brown Co in Winchester. Admiral Bloch praised continued outstanding war production and said the five stars will show ongoing effort to aid the Army and Navy. A Reed McIntire president recalled their parent company received one of the first Navy E awards in 1941 and has routinely earned further honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Virginia
Navy Department
Bausch and Lomb Optical Co
McIntire, Magee and Brown Company
Admiral Bloch
Bausch and Lomb
Army
Navy
A. Reed McIntire
E’s
Nip School Girls Cut Off Their Hair
San Francisco dispatch reports that Japanese school girls in Tokyo are cutting off their hair to be used in the manufacture of four engined bombers. Radio said the broadcast did not specify which part of the bomber would use the hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tokyo Radio
U. S
Will construction suit over Hack land in Fredrick Virginia
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia dated October 31 1944 Nancy Bowly Pennypacker sues Eleanor McKinney and others to construe the will of Fred A Hack and remove a cloud on land devised to Trustees for Andrew C Hack and descendants. Unknown heirs and non residents named as defendants must appear within fifteen days to protect interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick
Virginia
Nancy Bowly Pennypacker
Eleanor McKinney
Fred A. Hack
Andrew C. Hack
Hollingsworth
Mary Hack Bowly
Anita Bleck
William Bleck
Amelie Carroll
Douglas Carroll
Bessie Brannon
War Films To Be Shown At Bond Meeting
Pacific war films by army and navy will debut at the Sixth War Loan meeting at the George Washington Hotel. Wendell R. Barney urged city and county organizations to send representatives to aid bond drive planning set to begin November 20. The 8:30 PM event aims for full attendance to avoid delaying the program and extra outreach by the War Finance Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
George Washington
Tomorow
War Finance Committee
Richmond
Wendell R. Barney
Barney
Red Cross Production Schedule for Knitting Sewing and Dressings
The notice outlines Red Cross production hours and locations. Knitting should be done at home. Sewing is in the Production Rooms on the Episcopal Church House second floor on Tuesday and Wednesday 2 00 to 5 00 PM and Thursday 10 00 AM to 5 00 PM, with sewing possible at home. Surgical dressings are made in the Work Room on the Presbyterian Church Annex second floor daily 9 30 AM to 5 00 PM except weekends, and Thursday 7 00 to 9 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Office
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church Annex
Stephen Foster Sang for Pleasure, Brother Testifies
The question concerns Stephen Collins Foster. The record notes that Stephen Foster sang, with his brother testifying that he sang willingly for his own pleasure and that of others. The testimony supports him as a singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Collins Foster
Stephen Foster
Crossword clues and puzzle hints in daily page
A compact listing of crossword entries including 1 Enclosure for chickens, 5 Give over, 9 Talk, 32 Doctrine, 33 Conveyed by pipes, 34 Setting, 35 Little island, 37 New star, 39 Person of valor, 41 Before Ww.
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Little Island
New Star
Person of Valor
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U. W
George Snarr
Mrs. Snarr
Mrs. Creamer
Charles Creamer
Mr. Creamer
Memorial Hospital
Robert
France
Mary Lanham
Wm. Lanham
Mr. Rainsberger
Edward Rainsberger
East Germaine Street
Stationery Symphony
Lord Baltimore and Cascade
Brooks’ Pharmacy
TG Adams Esso
Gerrard Streets
Cross
SatSseeeRy Fashion
Winchester—Front Royal
Miss Davies
Taylor
C. C. Taylor
Jean Forney
Dixie Pugitt
von Bora Missionary Circle
Grace Lutheran Church
Laurens Jones
South Londoni St
Windle
Kenneth Windle
Opequon
Margaret Sutler
Gaunt
Turner Ashby
Mrs. Alabaugh
Virgil Alabaugh
National Ave
Gary Allen
Alabaugh
Gladys Cather
Ralph Cather
Highland Ave
E. O. Rudolph
A. L. Omps
Emma Zinn
Maud Prince
Lockhart
C. B. Lockhart
East St
Lawrence Franklin
Katherine Patton
Wm. Patton
William Patton
Loudoun &T
Bonne
North Frederick
Paul Hunter
Carol Myers
N. C
Carol Taliaferro Myers
John Coupland Myers
Charlotte
Paul Albert Hunter
Albert Hunter
Hagerstown
St. Patricks Catholic Church
Arthur Freeman
Kenneth Hennie
Charlotte Country Club
Hunter
University of Virginia
Sigma Nu
National Advisory Committee On Aeronautics
Langley Field
Hampton, Va
H. B. Garber
Glenn Garber
James Mason
Bainbridge, Md
Lake
Harry Lake
North Cameron Street
Babb
Miss Clowser
Andrew Babb
North Washington St
Colleen Clowser
Robert Berry
Nancy Buckingham
Martha Babb
Cecil Wolfe
Charles Town
Earl Clowser
Kenneth Crisman
Stimpson
Harry F. Stimpson
Henry D. Flood
Shoreham Hotel
W M. A. Society of
Mt. Pleasant
W. M.A. Society of
W. Va
Melvin Brown
J. E. Oliver
Ensign
Mrs. Cather
City
J. Howard Cather
Cathers
Ensign Cather
Alex Lyon
West Coast
Edwin Smith
Edwin H. Smith
Arlington, Va
Jack Smith
South Braddock Street
Mexico
Paricutin
Pan American Union
Paris
Service Insigna Gold
Pifer’s
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Wave
War
Army Aviation
Navy Aviation
Medical Corps
Finance
Mitscher In
U.S
United States
Philippines
Marc A. Mitscher
San Diego
California
Mitscher
International
Army-Navy
Bond
Red Cross
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Liberty Hall
Gladys M. Powell
Styl-Eez
Selby
Lovett Brothers
the Commercial & Savings Bank
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller Bros
Moling & Cather
Timberlake
Ats Staly
Blanca Ei
Otter
Stephano Bros
Phila
Mair
Daily Crossword
Patron St. of Norway
Mountain Pass
Divine Bei
Atu
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