Society International Affairs plans Fall meeting at Chan ticleer Inn
The Women’s Civic League sponsored Society International Affairs table will meet at 11 a.m. Friday at Chan tleer Inn with a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Attendees may contact Mrs. Jesse C. Hall Jr. by 9 p.m. Thursday. The round table, led by Mrs. Ronald Wilson, meets each month for a $4 fee. Also noted is the Hawaii trip of Mrs. R J Funkhouser of Charles Town and her son Robbie with Miss Margaret Clark. The article also covers the wedding of Miss Irene Hawkins to Floyd Haines in McGaheysville with detailed ceremony, music, attire, and reception events.
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International Affairs
Women’s Civic League
Chanticleer Inn
Round Table
Jesse C. Hall Jr
International Affairs Round Table
Ronald Wilson
R J. Funkhouser
Charles Town
Robbie
Hawaii
Margaret Clark
Charlestown
Irene Hawkins
John Owen Hawkins
Hawkins
McGaheysville
Floyd Haines
Winchester and
Strasburg
William C. Haines
Winchester
McGaheysville Methodist Church
Kathleen McCartney
Claire de Lune
Debussy
Louis Knieling
Paradise
Kreisler
Fibich
Helen Boyer
Ruth
Joseph Haines
Malotte
Mildred Jones
Washington
Frank Minor
Richard Luttrell
Curtis Blye
Owen Hawkins
Haines
Handley
First National Bank
Earle Theatre
W. E. Jones
Virginia Jones
Jess Grim
Baptism of Judith Breck enridge at Berryville Episcopal Church
Little Judith Thomson Breck enridge daughter of Lieut and Mrs James C Breckenridge was christened Sunday at Berryville Episcopal Church with Rev Henry G Lane officiating. Sponsors include James M Thomson II Lieut John Breckenridge Miss Imogene Thomson and Mrs W B Grove. Lt Breckenridge leaves Nov 7 for Paris and will be joined later by Mrs Breckenridge and Judith.
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Little
Judith Thomson Breckenridge
James C. Breckenridge
Episcopal Church
Berryville
Henry G. Lane
James M. Thomson 2d
John Breckenridge
Imogene Thomson
W. B. Grove
Wrights and Robertsons Enroute to California
Mr and Mrs Loring Wright Sr and Mr and Mrs William Robertson travel by car from Winchester to San Francisco to meet the Foster family. Lieut and Mrs John E Foster USMC and daughters Diane and Cathy will join after two years in China. The group plans to return to Winchester around November 1 with the Robersons visiting Pasadena before flying back to Washington DC.
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Loring Wright Sr
S. Cameron St
William Robertson
W. Clifford
San Francisco
John E. Foster
USMC
Diane
Cathy
Fosters
China
Tsintao
George M. Randall
Wright
Mrs Peyton Marshall Hosts Little Garden Club Meeting
The Little Garden club gathered Friday at Mrs. Peyton Marshall's home on S Stewart St. Mrs Joseph Kalbach presented her paper Winter Bouquets and How to Prepare Them read by Mrs Carl McMullan. Ribbons awarded include large arrangement to Mrs Sloan Kuykendall and red small arrangement to Mrs B B Dutton with yellow category noted. blue ribbon for a rose specimen to Mrs Peyton Marshall and red for another rose specimen to Mrs B B Dutton.
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The
Little Garden Club
Joseph Kalbach
Carl McMullan
Sloan Kuykendall
B. B. Dutton
Peyton Marshall
Calendar of Events Oct 12 14 1940
Tuesday Oct 12 8 p.m. Moose at home 8 p.m. Rebekah lodge IOOF hall. Wednesday Oct 13 12:30 p.m. Kiwanis George Washington hotel 1 p.m. Stephenson Social at Mrs L B Ressiguie 3:30 p.m. Jr Century at Mrs Stewart Bell 3:30 p.m. Oldie Mae Ae Garden club at Mrs Arthur Robinson 606 S Stewart St Important meeting 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Civic League honoring teachers and staff at Mrs ge R Strader 21 S Washington t:30 p.m. Leaders of Girl out Episcopal church 8 p.m. Elks lodge home 8 p.m. Women auxiliary First Baptist church social rooms Thursday Oct 14 1 p.m. Rotary George Washington hotel 3 p.m. United Daughters of the Confederacy at Mrs L in Stokes 315 W Leicester St Subject Whats New in Books 4 p.m. Special Interest group literature appreciation Handley Library trustee s room 7:30 p.m. Boyce Alcoholics Anonymous parish hall
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Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Kiwanis
George Washington Hotel
Stephenson
L. B. Ressiguie
Jr. Century
Stewart Bell
Oldie
Mae, Ae Garden Club
Arthur Robinson
S. Stewart St
Civic
United Daughters of Th Confederacy
Sunshine Club
Braddock St
H. W. Ebert Sr
Cork and
Stewart Sts
Stephenson Social Club
L. B. Resseguie
Bessie Mason
Virginia Mason
Amos Prince
L. O. Dick
Turner Ashby
UDC
L. H. Stokes
W. Leicester St
Women’s Civic League
Handley Library
Garland R. Quarles
First Baptist Church
Julian Armel
Ralph Hengeveld
S. Roger Tyler
Huntington
W. Va
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Tyler
John W. Rosenberger
Old Fredericktown
Community club notices update and meetings announced
The Sunshine club of Braddock St Methodist calls off October meet ing. Next meeting Nov 4 at Mrs H W Ebert Sr s home Cork and Stewart Sts. Stephenson Social club meets Nov 1 at Mrs L B Resseguie s home.
Hansford-Ogden Wedding in Middletown and Front Royal union
Miss Rose B. Ogden and Mr. John T. Hansford wed October 9 at the Christian church with Rev. William J. Hadden Jr. officiating. The couple will reside on National Ave after a trip to Richmond. she is the Winchester Hospital employee, he works for American Viscose in Front Royal.
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Rose B. Ogden
John T. Hansford
Christian Parsonage
William J. Hadden Jr
Richmond
Hansford
Laura Fletcher
Joseph H. Ogden
Middletown
Winchester Hospital
GAA Plans Hallowe'en Party for Scouts
At a GAA meeting Mrs. Chester Luttrell won the door prize. A Hallo ween party honoring Girl Scout troop 5 is set for 8 p m October 21 in the Elk's club room. Committee: Mrs. Robert Grim chairwoman Miss Nancy Kaine Mrs. Charles Curry and Mrs. Charles Lillis. Mrs. Vernon Lichliter weekend in Alexandria.
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GAA
Chester Luttrell
Elk’s Home
Robert Grim
Nancy Kaine
Charles Curry
Charles Lillis
Wake Up and Worry Join Boyle's Club
Satirical ad copy urging readers to join the Boyle worry of the month club. It promises a new worry every four weeks, with a bonus after four worries, and jokes about modern anxieties and trivial concerns. It mocks simple worries while promoting made up, humorous headlines from the New York Times book section.
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York
Boyle
New York Times
Dietitian to Speak Before Kiwanis
Paul O. Sampson, dietitian and lecturer, will be guest speaker at the weekly Kiwanis luncheon at 12 30 p m tomorrow. His topic is The Joy of Eats.
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Paul O. Sampson
Birthday Dinner At Edgewood Farm Honors Robert L Miller
Mr and Mrs George H Miller and Mrs Irene Page Miller hosted a birthday anniversary dinner at Edgewood Farm in the county for Robert Leonard Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Farm
George H. Miller
Irene Page Miller
Robert Leonard Miller
GOP Speaker to Address Clarke County Senior Women
GOP Speaker from Bismarck North Dakota will address the Clarke County Senior Women at 3 p m Thursday in the Hawthorne library Berryville He is active in the Presbyterian church Masons Rotary Elks and Eagles Stephen Timberlake of Staunton GOP candidate for Congress Seventh district will also attend as a guest of the club.
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Bismark
North Dakota
Womens Club
Clarke County
Hawthorne
Berryville
Presbyterian Church
Mason Bodies
Rotary
Elks and
Eages
Stephen Timberlake
Staunton
Massie Couple Honored in Surprise Shower
A surprise stork shower hosted by Mrs. Clarence Clowser honored Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Massie at her home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox and daughter Genevieve, Mrs. Carrie Kuhn, and many Massie family friends and relatives from Washington and local households. Also noted were weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. John Mersch of Luxembourg visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Clowser
Marvin Massie
Harry Fox
Genevieve
Carrie Kuhn
Clarence Turner
Washington
Curtis Anderson
Calvin Grubbs
Raymond Corrigan
Patty
Fred Massie
W. G. Massie
Willard Corrigan
Michael
Cheryl
Anne Shiner
Ruby Brown
William Heckrotte
Jarold Brown
Janice
Lena Lewis
Charles’ Henry Lillis
Mrs. Hyde
Lewis Hyde
Mrs
John Mersch
Luxembourg
Germany
Food Stores Looted By Peiping Mob
Peiping food shops were ransacked by a mob angered over shortages. The city faces a worsening food crisis with prices rising sharply since price freezing began August 19. Police estimate Peiping’s population at over 2 million, with about 300,000 destitute refugees. Coal rice eggs oil sugar costs have surged dramatically.
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Peiping
PTA Convention Panel Led by Jefferson High Principal
The fourth general session of the Sta te PTA convention in Roanoke will run October 25 to 27 and include a panel discussion led by William D. Payne principal of Jefferson High School. Berryville PTA representatives are among the attendees.
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Roanoke
PTA
William D. Payne
Jefferson High School
Berryville Pta
Were Perry brothers Mathew and Oliver Hazard related
Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry who led the Japan expedition in 1852 and Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry who famously said We have met the enemy and they are ours were not brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Calbraith Perry
Oliver Hazard Perry
Matthew Calbraith Perry
United States
Japan
Lake Erie
Modern Etiquette Q and A from Roberta Lee
A reader asks about paying for two theater tickets for a financially limited young man and whether that is proper. It also covers wedding invitation phrasing and timely book returns. The answers advise against buying extra tickets, prescribe phrasing using “Request the honor of your presence,” and suggest returning a borrowed book within thirty days.
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Lesson in English discusses proper usage and word study. It defines common misuses such as authoress and offers synonyms for splendor and grandeur. The piece introduces daily vocabulary and explains malevolent with a pronunciation guide and example.
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W. L. Gordon
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Brown Brown
Winter dress pattern 4669 with new neckline and easy fit
Advertisement for pattern 4669 offering sizes 12 to 42 with a deep neckline and shoulder shirting softness. Includes complete illustrated instructions and a hosiery case pattern. Price twenty five cents. mailing address in Winchester Evening Star pattern dept New York. Also promotes Anne Adams Fall and Winter Pattern Book for fifteen cents more.
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Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Anne Adams
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R. J. Funkhouser
Judith Breckenridge
Carson Hook
Ernest Carper
Tom Fortune
Pine Tree Road
Catherine Travers
Madison College
B. A. Travers
McInturff
Horace McIinturff
Mrs. Rolland McIinturff
South Loudon
Marie Garber
Bisma-Rex
Brook’s
Suede
Leves
America
Huntsberrys Fall
Wrights and Robertsons
California
Ty Vyth
Dinas West Sanday
Cme
Tte Ee
Club
Hansford-Ogden
Hallowe'en
Vernon Lichliter
Alexandria
Vicks
Dev
Ik Vicks
Dietitian
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
E. Piccadilly St
Gop
Rep. C. R. Robertson
Mrs. Massie
PTA Meeting
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Roberta Lee
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman
Haldeman’s
Hill's
Schwinn
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
L. J. Luby
Miller St
James Lee
Columbia
Cather
Gene Pennypacker
W. Boscawen St
Timberlakes
Arbogast & Bastian Inc
Allentown, PA
Remondt
Shakespeare
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