Belhaven student honored on fall honor roll list
Miss Jean Moling of Winchester is among twelve Belhaven College students named to the first quarter honor roll for maintaining a 90 average or higher in each subject with good conduct. The sophomore, from Jackson, Miss., is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Moling Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Moling
Winchester
Belhaven
Miss Moling
Jackson
Miss
J. H. Moling, Jr
Miss Kendrick
Lucille Kendrick
Graya
Fairmi W
C. F. Prickett
Hazel Spiker
Irsh
Wil- Penn
Winchester Business College
Bell Building
Social and Personal Calendar of Local Meetings
Social and personal calendar lists 7:30 p m meetings for Ladies Act Congregational Church at Mrs. Clayton Pugh 568 N Loudoun St 7:30 p m Ladies Aid Society Frederick Circuit parsonage Whitlock Ave 8:00 p m W O W Odd Fellows Hall Saturday 2:00 p m Ebenezer Ladies Aid Mrs Bertha Adams Monday 4:00 p m First fall meeting Woman's Auxiliary hospital Nurses Home 7:30 p m Woman's Auxiliary R Y Conrad American Legion Mrs Mabel Aiken N Braddock St 8:00 p m Madison Lodge I O O F Odd Fellows Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Act of Congregational Church
Clayton Pugh
Loudoun St
Ladies’ Aid Society of Frederick
Whitlock Avenue
Odd Fellows Hall
Ebenezer Ladies Aid
Bertha Adams
Woman's Auxiliary of Hospital
Nurses Home
Woman’s Auxiliary
R.Y. Conrad American Legion Post
Mabel Aiken
N. Braddock
Madison Lodge
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
North Braddock Street
Divorces Granted by Judge Williams Included Desertion
Divorce decrees issued by Judge Philip Williams name Viola Pearl Hottel versus Cletus Franklin Hottel desertion, Thomas Frederick Trenary Jr versus Nellie Virginia Trenary desertion, Dorothy Harris Mason versus Ellswood D Mason desertion, and Floyd Chapman Ash versus Salvatrice Baglia Ash desertion. Principals are forbidden to remarry for six months after the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Williams
Tion Court
Local student returns home for weekend visit
Mr. Frank Yeakle Jr a Potomac State College student Keyser West Virginia will spend the weekend at his home on Valley Avenue Mrs Stanley Cooper returns home after two weeks in Washington with her sister who has been ill for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Wyatt
Bill
Winchester
Miami Fla
Hunter David
West Germain Street
Virginia Sager
Hunter Davidson
Middlebore
Frank Yeakle, Jr
Potomac State College
Keyser, W. Va
Valley Avenue
Stanley Cooper
Washington
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Meet at Mrs Adams Home
The Ebenezer Church group schedules a 2 o’clock meeting at Mrs Bertha Adams residence with a note of date change. Congregational Christian Church Ladies Aid Society gathers tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Clayton Pugh 568 North Loudoun Street with Division five leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the
Ebenezer Christian Church
Bertha Adams
Clayton Pugh
Congregational Christian Church Ladies Aid Society
North Loudoun Street
Division Five
E P Browning Speaker At Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
E P Browning was guest speaker at the Beta Sigma Phi October meeting in the George Washington Hotel. The chapter discussed the State Convention in Danville October 19 and 20, planned two representatives, and reviewed recreation and membership efforts. Guests included Mrs Ralph Hann and Mrs George Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
George Washington
E. P. Browning
Danville
Epsilon Chapter
Winchester
Rodney Sirbaugh
William Glaizer
Dorothy Rice
Ralph Hann
George Snider
Bundles for Britain appeals to Winchester locals
Local Bundles for Britain chapter urges immediate support for Britain with no membership or drives required. Donations fund medical supplies wool for knitwear and clothing for sailors and families affected by air raids. Contributions may be mailed to two Winchester addresses or at local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundles For Britain
Britain
Winchester
Bundles For Britain, Inc
England
America
Walk to Keep Young KEEP ACTIVE for Women Over Forty
A beauty column urges women past forty to walk daily for vitality and form. It contrasts brisk walking with sauntering and notes eye brows rise at the idea, offering tips on posture, chest, and abdominal alignment. The piece promotes regular exercise and dismisses passive motor use. It ends by inviting readers to send beauty questions to the Beauty Box Editor.
Etiquette guidance on dating and party invitations
A reader asks if a direct line asking what a date is doing that evening is crude. Answer advises a straightforward invitation to a show. It discusses theater party invitations for debutantes and whether all white attire for a wedding is permissible, with conditional yes.
Knitters Sought for Soldiers and RAF Aid in Winchester
local clubs urge volunteers to knit sweaters helmets gloves and other garments for soldiers sailors and airmen. Winchester knitters have completed around one hundred items and need more. drop off at Mrs Edgar M Whiting 411 West Clifford or contact 1930. Bundles for Britain asks for nine inch squares for RAF hospital afghans brought to Mrs Whit ing or Miss Helen Massey 101 North Washington for Girl Scouts squares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Barton
South Washington Street
Winchester
Edgar M. Whiting
West Clifford Street
Britain
Royal Air Force
New Method For Treating Burns Described At Meeting
At the Pennsylvania Medical Society convention in Philadelphia four doctors announced a new burn treatment using separated blood plasma. Dr. Walter E. Lee and colleagues said plasma injected into veins acts like a suction pump to draw blood back from surrounding tissue, used with chemicals on burned areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Walter E. Lee
Pennyslvania Hospital
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Lee J. Russell Elkinton
William A. Wolff
Lee
Virginia Plans Mass Invasion of New Haven
Charlottesville reports that University of Virginia students and alumni chartered a special train for a mass visit to New Haven for the Yale game. They will join an alumni train in New York after traveling from Charlottesville, with UVA Day proclaimed for October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
New Haven
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
New York
Dr. Harry P. Gibson Dies in Leesburg Home
Dr. Harry Preston Gibson who practiced medicine in Leesburg for 31 years died at his Leesburg home early Wednesday. Born in Loudoun County he studied at UNC and Sewanee where he earned his degree in 1909. He belonged to local and national medical societies and St James Episcopal Church. Survived by wife Jean Penuel Gibson a daughter Betty Gibson brother Dr. John A. Gibson of Leesburg and sister Mrs James Fraser of Georgetown South Carolina. Funeral at St James Episcopal Church followed by burial in Leesburg Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Harry Preston Gibson
Loudoun County
University of North Carolina
University of the South At
Sewanee, Tenn
Gibson
Betty Gibson
John A. Gibson
James Fraser
Georgetown
8. C
St. James Episcopal Church
Leesburg Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Jean
Alpha Peer Cray
Alpha. C. Peer
Essex
Baltimore
O. L. Peer
Kernstown
Myrtle Clowser
Mt. Williams
Charles Peer
Charles Town
Charles Fisher
Gary
Nicklin
U ‘Go
Walter S. Nicklin
K. Esther Harris
Alexandria Hospital
Herman Godlove
U ‘Oes
T. Herman’ Godlove
Memorial Hospital
Raymond Godlove
Douglas Sale
Ma&ry Pearson
Alexandria
Troy Rhea
Dunedin, Fla
W. H. Hammond
East Piccadilly Street
Rhea Wi
Katherine
Miller Jenkins
City
Douglas Jenkins
Durham
Raleigh
N. C
Earl Armel
L. E. Armel
South Cameron Street
E. Summers MaGavock
Wytheville, Va
Edward Heine
Kenneth Heine
Pior
Charles Mander
Brooks’ Pharmacy
C. B. Smalts & Son
Tony Wons
Hallmark Greeting Cards
P ' Aineine
Ebenezer Society
Christian Ladies Aid
J. W. Crider
Sunshine Club
Braddock Street
South Stewart Street
T. M. Swann
I. N. Good
Alice Grove
Hoye Riley
R. A. Shafer
Legion Auxiliary
Stephen Grellot
Emerson
Carlyle
Marcus Aurelius
E. Piccadilly St
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Admiralty
North Sea
Melvin Green
B. B. Dutton
Britain, Inc
Helen Follett
Beauty Box
Henry Ford
Underwood’s Bakery
N. Loudoun St
Parkway
Cork St
M. B. Hook
Fairmont Ave
W. Washington
Rouss Ave
Winchester Credit Corp
Fairmont
W. J. B. Cather
Hable’s Real Estate
Loudoun
A. Shryock
Buick
H. W. Ebert
John Coontz
Virginia Apple Storage
Valley Pike
Crosby
Westinghouse Electric Range
Joseph Hodgson
Care Star
People’s Barber Shop
S. Main
W. B. Snider & Son
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal &Deposit Insurance Corporation
W. B. Davy
Rexair
14Th Street
N. W
Dd. Co
Star Office
Planter’s Mfg. Co
Olga Stoker Coal
N. Cameron St
Selby
The
Savoy
Ours
Mont Sunshine
E. Piccadilly
Wellington
Huntsberry
Miles Music CO
Barbara Bell
Winchester Evening Star
New York, N. Y
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