Social Notes District Nurse Meeting Resume October Session
The District Nurse group resumes monthly meetings after a three month recess. The October gathering is set for Wednesday at 3 p m at 22 Sudoun street new quarters. A summer report of nurses work will be heard and future plans discussed. Union funds total 641.19 with a T B Bond and a donation to Handley Library recorded.
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Udoun Street
T. B. Bond
Handley Library
October meeting of Acendonia W S C S
The October meeting of the Acendonia W S C S will be held Wednesday evening at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs J W Newcome 25 East Germain street. Miss Janna Hough will lead devotions and the president will conduct the business. Members urged to attend and visitors welcomed.
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Acedonia W. S. C. S
J. W. Newcome
East Germain Street
Janna Hough
Community Young People Meet Sunday
The Community Young People plan their weekly gathering Sunday evening at Burnt Presbyterian church in Albin. A worship program is planned and all young people are invited to attend and worship together.
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Burnt
Presbyterian Arch
Albin
Local W. C. T. U. Reports Election Of Officers
At the September Winchester WCTU meeting reports for the year ended Sept 30 were filed and officers elected for a new year. Names include Mrs L Jackson president Miss Mamie Robinson VP Mrs T J Dale corresponding secretary and Mrs H Garber recording secretary Ruth Parks treasurer. Various department superintendents and vice presidents were named across churches and missions with 12 business and 8 public meetings held and 175 members paying dues.
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Winchester Women's Christian Temperance Union
L. Jackson
Mamie Robinson
T. J. Dale
H. =. Garber
Ruth Parks
Norman Cooper
J. F. Bly
Cooper
Annie J. Reese
H. B. Garber
Edith Jolliffe
Emma Williams
W. L. Dudley
J. I. Sloat
Clara Burner
Dora Brill
Charles Keeler
Ridgely Jackson
J. W. Rosenberger
Friends
Grace Fries
United Brethers
Market Street Methodist
Mary MclInturff
Baptist
Rebecca Moling
Flower Mission Department
Union
Convention
Stephen Legislative
Willard
Winchester youths leave for University of Virginia study
A large group of Winchester students depart for Charlottesville to pursue studies at the University of Virginia. Many are entering pre medical and liberal arts programs, including several Handley High School graduates and Clarke county youths, with families listed at multiple local addresses.
Miller Jr to Resume Studies After Service
H William Miller Jr son of Mr and Mrs H W Miller of 418 West Cork street left Monday to resume law and foreign affairs studies at the University after his discharge from the service Roy Williams son of Mr and Mrs J W Williams of Stephenson left Sunday to enter the Army graduate of Handley High School class of 1943 he served in the U S Army for two years twenty months of which he was stationed in the ETO
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Winchester
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
George G. Snart, Jr
George G. Snart
South Stewar Street
Augusta Military Academy
Fort Defiance
Edgar M. Whiting
Henry H. Whiting
E. M. reWhiting
West Clifford Street
Bill Brown
Lee A. Brown
Dan Saxe
Raymond Saxe
Courtfield Avenue
Handley High School
Bigelow C. Thomson
Paul J. Thomson
Thomson
U. S. Marine Corps
China
Charles Jolliffe
Ethel Jolliffe Rinker
Lucy Sprint Crim
Loudoun Street
Pat Duffey
H. S. Duffey
South
Washington Street
Ben Dutton
B. B. Dutton
Philip R. Fowle
John G. Goodwin
Goodwin
Phyllis Fowle
J. Victor Arthur, Jr
Combat Engineers
U.S. Army
Philippines
Japan
Wilkie Hunt, Jr
W. W. Hunt
Stephenson
Greenbrier Military Academy
Lewisburg
W. Va
H. William Miller, Jr
H. W. Miller
West Cork Street
City
Roy Williams
J. W. Williams
U. S. Army
Eto
Golden Rule Bible Class Elects Officers
The Golden Rule Class at Braddock Street Methodist Church elected officers for the year starting October 1. President Hoye L. Riley led a slate including Eu gene F. Dearing as 1st Vice President and Owen A. Hoagland as 2nd Vice President with Charles L. Zeilor as Secretary and Roland L. Tharp as Assistant Secretary.
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Golden Rule Bible
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Hoye L. Riley
Eugene F. Dearing
Owen A. Hoagland
Charles L. Zeilor
Roland L. Tharp
Frank S. Miller
Clifton C. Gough
Wesley L. Shiley
E. Earl Baker
W. Lee Fisher
Molden Electric Names Dolores Coffman Beauty Contest Rep
Dolores Coffman, 664 Virginia Ave, was chosen by Molden Electric Co. to represent the firm in the Clarke County Lions Club beauty contest at Berryville Virginia on Friday night October 4. Dee Coffman, a Handley High sophomore and Library Club member, is a Washington-born student with interests in books and football.
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Dolores Coffman
Virginia Ave
Molden Electric Co
Clarke County Lions Club
Berryville
Berryville Horse Show Grounds
Handley
Pretty
Coffman
Richard B. Coffman
Handley High School
Dee
Sophmore
Library Club
Washington
Dolores
Washington, D. C
Wheatley High School
Fireman Named by Casey Jones in Fatal Train Error
John Luther Casey Jones ordered fireman Sim Webb to jump as his crack train of 12 cars began moving into a standing freight, resulting in a fatal crash later linked to the failed run and the warning to abandon ship.
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John Luther
Casey) Jones
Sim Webb
Be You Glamorous Or Demure Your Hair Completes The Picture
Fashion note on versatile hair styling to suit hats and costumes. John Frederics unveils a chartreuse velvet and plume hat with side bangs and neck bun to frame the face. Madcap offers a crocheted chapeau with side scarves for warmth and adaptable fit.
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John Frederica
Madcap
John Frederics
Frederics
Flowers allowed for contestants at Northern Virginia Beauty Pageant
The Northern Virginia Beauty Pageant committee announced that contestants may wear flowers at the Berryville event scheduled for Friday October 4 at 7 30 p m. The change was requested by sponsors seeking to honor entrants with flowers. Judges announced include Mr Crocker of the Washington Star art department James Birchfield State Editor and Miss Cline Society Department of the same paper.
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Northern Virginia
Berryville
Do Latin American universities admit women
All Latin American universities admit women students. The first institution to do so was the University of Chile in 1877.
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F. T
University of
Chile
Job offer for 46 year old in Northern Virginia
Mutual Fire and Casualty Insurance Company seeks a capable man aged 28 to 44 with a high school education or better and sober habits for a lifetime career with retirement income. Salary plus commission nets 2000 to 3000 last year with raises to 4500 to 7500 annually. Requires automobile and overnight travel. Write for personal interview Box 113 Care Winchester Star.
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Mutual Fire and Casualty Insurance Company
Virginia
Care Winchester Star
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