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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1950
Page
6
Mrs Elton Rudolph hosted a birthday celebration for her daughter last Saturday in Martinsburg with guests including Linda Mauzy Barbara Mauzy Mary Jane Aikens Nancy Aikens Barbara Woore Ann Woore Phyllis De Lassie and Susan Gore. Little Peggy Ann Price visits Rest with her cats Mr and Mrs Tom ce. Ginger ale's origin traced to British troops and details noted.
Billy De Wolfe recalls using Chicago Pal m er House antics for new bits and notes the Saunas as act fodder. Florence Bates, Sakall's screen wife, says loving people helps acting and shares a Hitchcock tale about a garter mishap that taught her to perform with inner truth. Jane Russell plans a musical phase with dance lessons ahead of Macao.
Mrs. Howard and daughter Linda return home with Earl Howard in Washington. Evelyn Keller visited Jacksonburg with Sidney Gore teachers for a conference. Jim Sawyer and Charles Frank drove to New York. Myrtle Garvin hosted an overnight guest. Hebron pastors attend Berryville convention. Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Sawyer. Hoak twins Charles and Roy Jr. home from college for weekend. Annie Brooks visited the Davises near Lehew. Hoak and Wisecarver spent an afternoon fishing.
The fragment lists multiple residents and visits in the Shenandoah Valley area. Mrs Mart Dunlap remains ill on the Shenandoah River. Mrs John Herrell spent time with her niece Mrs Mary Ryan in Winchester. Mr C T Brill and family are mentioned with Sue Ann and others as weekend guests of Mrs Celia Baughman in Wardenaville West Virginia. Mr Willis Anderson and brother are painting John Haines new barn near Millbrook West Virginia. The Alamong family from Apple Pie Ridge visited Charles Hoak and family on Sunday.
In Bakersfield California a surplus of bull elk at Tupman Elk Reserve fed about 500 needy families. Butchers from a local meat packing plant volunteered to slaughter and dress the animals and over a ton of meat was distributed as roasts and steaks to the poor.
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