Winchester Notice Recaps Weddings and Local People
Saturday afternoon ceremony at Christ Church Winchester united Miss Henrietta Hicks Walker and Mr. Charles Walker with Dr. Charles N. Tyngell officiating. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ewin Gooch of Stephens City. Pair plan to reside at Sweet Briar. Local students Helen Kaknis and Patsy Ann Ritter appear on Longwood University Dean’s List.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kaknis
Gus Kaknis
Patsy Ann Ritter
Virginia Ritter
Longwood College
Dabney S. Lancaster
Calendar of Events Highlights for Oct 3 4
Community groups schedule meetings and performances across town. Choral groups meet at Market Street Church and Handley auditorium hosts Snow White via Rotary. Lions, WSCS, American Legion, Moose, Rebekah, Elks, Kiwanis and civic groups hold sessions at various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
George Ashington Hotel
Circle No
Wscs Market
WSCS
Braddock St
Moose Club
Rebekah Lodge
Local Social Notes Highlight Atlantic City and Berryville Visits
Mrs. Allen of South Washington Street spends time at the Chalfonte Haydon Hall in Atlantic City. Cadet Lt. Col. Charles Ventner of Linden Hall Military School visits his aunts Miss Mamie and Miss Nannie Murnan. Mr. and Mrs. Denzil R. Hackley of near Berryville plan a 7 to 10 pm Oct 11 party honoring Henry W. Rutherford and his wife on their 50th wedding anniversary. Rutherford, a Spanish War veteran, remains active in Col. James C. Baker Camp in Winchester. Jo Ann Johnson and Frieda Sims visit Woodstock with parental hosts Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson. In Roanoke, E. P. Bean, June B. Robinson, and Charlotte Ad spend the weekend. Mrs. Lela Galhelm, ill at home on Martinsburg Pike, enters Winchester Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murnan
Charles Ventner
Linden Hall Military School
Mamie
Nannie Murnan
N. Kent St
Woodstock
Jo Ann Johnson
Frieda Sims
This City
Frank Johnson
Galhelm
Lela Galhelm
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester Hospital
Boyd-Baker Wedding Told In Hagerstown
Mr and Mrs on E Baker Rt 3 announce the marriage of Ruth Elaine to George B Boyd son of Mr and Mrs Robert N Boyd of Winchester The ceremony was performed by Rev Norman L Trott in Hagerstown Sept 16 The bride a Stephens City high school graduate works for F W Woolworth Co The groom a Handley high school graduate works for John S Miller Co They are living with the groom's parents Mr and Mrs Delmore Miller of this city Attending the wedding were Mr and Mrs Harry Hottel and Mr and Mrs Charles Lillis and daughters Barbie and Beckie who spent Friday in Strasburg for the funeral of Mr Hottel's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On E. Baker
Rt. 3
Ruth Elaine
George B. Boyd
Robert N. Boyd
Winchester
Norman L. Trott
Hagerstown
Stephens City High School
F. W. Woolworth Co
Boyd
Handley High School
John S. Miller & Co
Strasburg
Harry Hottel
Charles Lillis
Barbie
Beckie
Mr. Hottel
Births Oct 1 add two girls to Reid and Strosnider families
Mrs. Leo Reid of Rt. 3 welcomed a girl born Oct 1. The Reid's former Miss Lily Lewis is noted. Mr. and Mrs. Tyree Strosnider of Stephenson welcomed a girl born Oct 1. Mrs. Strosnider is the former Miss Natalie Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Reid
Reid
Lily Lewis
Tyree Strosnider
Stephenson
Strosnider
Natalie Barrett
Weekly schedule for Home Agent plus rural fencing coating tip
The text lists weekly meetings for Home Agent and 4-H clubs with dates and host members including Mrs Mabel Richards, Mrs Biggerts, Mrs Ralph Marker, Mrs Sloane Wolfe, and Whitacre Community hall. It also discusses iron and steel fence posts rusting at ground level and recommends bituminous coatings for underground protection as a thickness requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Ralph Marker
Ender
Hayfield
Sloane Wolfe
North Frederick
Whitacre Community Hall
Bottle Green Dominates London Winter Dress Styles
London winter fashion shows reveal bottle green as the dominant color for suits and coats, with hats echoing an Early Twenties look. Millinery features slim cloche hats, bold feather accents, and jewel embroidery, while coats and suits emphasize slim silhouettes and tailored lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oct
Broidery
Condor
Paris
Simon Massey
Egypt Shows Signs Of Splitting Off From Arab World
Beirut reports rising evidence that Egypt is turning away from Arab affairs and seeking ties with more developed nations. Sixty Syrian officers returned to Damascus amid discontent over treatment, signaling shifts in Egyptian Arab relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Beirut
Lebanon
Husni Zayim
Damascus
Syria
al Nidal
Farani
Hussein Sirry Pasha
Zayim
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
A column on English usage lists common missteps and pronunciation notes. It introduces today’s word finite and discusses language tips, then poses a question about U S population without immigration and notes immigration correlates with lower native birth rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Modern Etiquette Q and A From Roberta Lee
A reader questions etiquette rules for finishing a meal folding napkins serving water and addressing envelopes. Roberta Lee provides guidance noting napkins should not be folded after use with exceptions for repeated meals, water glasses should be filled before seating, and envelopes must use the Mr prefix. The moon saying traces to 16th and 17th century literature.
Pattern 4523 dress pattern with sizes 12 to 20
Pattern 4523 offers a versatile dress in cotton for house use and wool or rayon for a winter version. Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 with size 16 needing 4 38 yards of 35 inch fabric. Includes illustrated instructions and fit tested. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams at Winchester Star Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Star
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Phrase on belief and fanciful assertion in early texts
The excerpt notes the expression meaning that someone is believed to be true or has been led to accept a fantastical claim as fact. It cites An tithesis by John Frith (1573) and Proverbs Book II Chapter 7 by John Heywood (1546) as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Egypt
Iraq
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
John Frith
John Hey
Wood
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Saidal
A York
E. E. ‘Harbaugh
W. Cork Steft
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Front
Byrds
Arthur Krockof
Mrs. A
Boyce
Yost
J. Thomas Kremer
Paul M
Joseph L. Kalbach
C. White
Princeton Navy
Baltimore
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Market St
Madison
Rouss
Women's Civic League
W. W. Beattie
Lee St
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Elks Club
Allen
Atlantic City
Lewis M. Allen
S. Washington St
Chalfonte-Haydon Hall
Roanoke
E. P. Bean
June B. Robinson
Charlotte Ad
Roae
Red Cross
Danerica
Handley Auditorium
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Seallant
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Miller’s Drug Store
Gray & Eddy
Young Men’s Sport Shop
Miller & Anderson
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Emma Ridgeway
Randolph T. Shields
Lutheran Circle
F. A. Newman
S. Kent St
Walter Cochran
Valley Pike
Harry Schmidt
Lewis A. Lamp Jr
Sensency Rd
Walter Stine
A. W. Shade
Shawnee Ave
James Merriner
W. Pall Mall St
Frank Brown
Home Agent's
Middle Rd
Mabel Richards
Office
Gaunt
Illinois
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Springfield
Ill
Vicksva
United States
Terk
Gaunt’s
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Roberta Lee
Young and Gay
Watche
West Boscawen St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman
Hill’s
Loudoun
Staley’s Syrup
the Food Center
Motorola
B. F. Goodrich
Loudoun St
Cather’'S
Timberlake
Timberlakes
U.S.S.R
Front Royal
Peter
California
Peg
Grove’s
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Seiatar Areata
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