Winchester Avenue No 824 Weekly Meeting Notice
Weekly meetings scheduled this week include Winchester Avenue No 824 at 8:00 p m and the Rebekah Association gathering at Odd Fellows Hall. Wednesday features Kiwanis Club luncheon at the hotel at 12 30 p m and a Junior Century Club session in the Red Cross rooms at 2 30 p m.
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Winchester Aenue No. 824
The
Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Kiwanis Club
Junior Century Club
Red Cross Romos
Surprise 10th Birthday Party For Calvin Sisk
A surprise party honored Calvin Sisk in North Kent street at his mother Mrs Rosa Butler West Monmouth street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs L H Brannon Jones Springs W Va, Mr and Mrs Cecil Edwards Nellisville W Va, Mr and Mrs Thurman Brannon and family Shanghai W Va, Mr and Mrs Gerald Ambrose Mr and Mrs Noble Unger and Alberiger of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Sisk
Blanch M. Sisk
North Kent Street
Rosa Butler
W. Va
Gerald Ambrose
Rs. Noble Uneger
Alberiger
Penwell Couple Welcome Daughter in Hall Town
Mr and Mrs Theodore Penwell of Hall Town West Virginia received congratulations on the birth of a daughter at Memorial Hospital yesterday.
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Penwell
Theodore Penwell
Hall Town
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Warren and Corbin families welcome newborn daughters
Mr and Mrs Warren of Middleburg announce the birth of a daughter yesterday at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Corbin are receiving congratulations on the birth of Claudie Gay yesterday at their home 402 South Market Street.
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Melvin Warren
Middleburg
Memorial Hospital
Sylvestus Corbin
Claudie Gay
South Market Street
John S. Sloat
South Loudoun
William Lamar Black
Miami
Fla
Black
Canada
Middle Atlantic States
Local society notes retell weekly travels and visits
Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Updates include Mr. Hayward Pitcock recovering from tonsillitis at home, Joan and R. Woolfolk returning from Chesapeake Bay, Mrs. Alvin Dick moving from Memorial Hospital to White Hall, and numerous trips by the Largents, Eyler family, Younts, Hinting at visits in Fredericksburg, Baltimore, Washington, and Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Woolfolk
West Cork Street
Chesapeake Bay
Alvin Dick
Memorial Hospital
White Hall
Junior Century Club Meeting Planned for Tomorrow
The Junior Century Club will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM in the Red Cross rooms at the Presbyterian Church. Miss Nancy Larrick will read a paper on the Soong Sisters.
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Junior Century Club
Red Cross Rooms
The
Presbyterian Church
Nancy Larrick
Soong
Modern Etiquette Q A on telephone manners
Advice notes foolish practice of saying Guess who this is on a call. Decline guessing and state identity when possible. Do not say It doesn't make any difference about meat at dinner. specify preference. Suggest gifts like a book or flowers for an ailing male friend.
Meeting tea served at Mrs James Miller home
Mrs James Miller will serve the meeting tea at her home on Piccadilly Street.
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James Miller
Piccadilly Street
G A A Dinner For 1941 Initiates At Wayside Inn
Girls Athletic Association plans a dinner for initiates at Wayside Inn on Thursday night October 16. Sign up with Mrs. Edna Snider by Wednesday noon, include transportation details. The event is hosted by the 1941 initiates and aims to be entertaining. The Young Women's Bible Class meets tonight at 7:30 in the Lutheran Church social room, 308 South Loudoun Street. Devotional led by Mrs. Charles Maxfield. hostesses are Mrs. James Hepner and Mrs. Alvin Shade.
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Girls Athletic Association
Wayside Inn
Edna Snider
Lutheran Church of Our Savior
South
Loudoun Street
Charles Maxfield
James Hepner
Alvin Shade
Kernstown Class to Elect Chairmen at Thursday Meeting
The Onward and Upward Ladies Bible Class of Kernstown Methodist Church will meet at Mrs J W Cammer's home with Mrs Charles Edmundson as co hostess. Mrs Cammer to lead the devotional program and all members are urged to attend as committee chairs will be elected.
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Kernstown
Berryville Social Events Highlights Community Weekend
Berryville notices list visitors and local gatherings. The Iden reunion near Bluemont drew guests from as far as Albuquerque while Arlington and Winchester residents spent weekends with local families. Military officer transfers and hospital reads are noted among household visits and travels.
It’s Your Pick In Coiffures For Long Faces
The article urges women to tailor fashion to their features rather than follow current trends. It warns a long thin face with a high forehead benefits from soft, fluffy bangs and gentle curls, not a sleek back, and notes head contour matters while double mirrors aid styling decisions.
Milady Skirts Beach Coverage In 1942 Styles Forecast
Los Angeles fashion forecasters predict Milady will avoid sun exposure on beaches in 1942, favoring covered swimsuits with bra and shorts for water time. The preview highlights include glorified shirt-tail playsuits, chino influence, and more feminine slack ensembles paired with dressy jackets, with one-piece bra and shorts bathing suits intended only for swimming.
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Los Angeles
Milady
California
Jerse
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Residents and visitors are listed after weekend and weekday trips. Harrisonburg headquarters arrival, Berryville family time, guests from Winchester Arlington Baltimore and Washington. Notable mentions include Naomi Boyer and the Parker and Huff families visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Lillian Lambert Visits Stafford Court House
Miss Lillian Lambert spent the week end with her parents at their home at Stafford Court House Virginia.
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Lillian Lambert
Stafford Court House
Mrs. Gilbert Longerbeam Hosts Weekend Visit
Mrs. Gilbert Longerbeam was joined over the weekend by her husband who is now employed in Richmond.
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Gilbert Longerbeam
Mr. Longerbeam
Richmond
Richmond Social Notes Detail Local Visits
Mrs E P Dorsey of Richmond visited Gainesville Virginia with Mr and Mrs Ralph Dorsey then stayed with her daughter Mrs Holmes Robertson before returning home. Miss Constance White spent weekend in Washington DC with Miss Gladys Cheshire. Miss White's father Fe White, who works in North Carolina, visited here. Miss Sara Bell left for Washington Virginia to visit her aunt Mrs Callie Johnson.
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Ralph Yount
West Cork Street
North Adams
Mass
Irvan O’connell
Spencer Heath
Chicago
Heath
Henry George Association
Ann Arbor
Mich
Yellow Spring
Lansing Mich
E. P. Dorsey
Richmond
Ralph N. Dorsey
Gainesville
Holmes Robertson
Constance White
Washington, D. C
Gladys Cheshire
Miss White
At Fe White
North Carolina
Sara Bell
Washington, Virginia
Callie Johnnson
George Kercheval
Miss Virginia Kercheval
Coiner Family Guests Include Washington and Virginia Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Coiner hosted Doctor and Mrs. E. G. Coiner and Gordon Coiner of Washington, D. C. with Wade Coiner of Waynesboro and Mr. and Mrs. Vice Coiner of Buena Vista as guests. Mrs. Julia Royston has welcomed her son Montie Royston and daughter-in-law from Michigan at East Main Street.
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E. G. Coiner
Gordon Coiner
Washington, D. C
Wade Coiner
Waynesboro
Virginia
Vice Coiner
Buena Vista
Julia Royston
East Main Street
Montie Royston
Michigan
Mrs Harris and Mr Carter Stop Speaking Over Picket Ties
In Kansas City on October 14, Mrs. Harris a career picket and Raymond Carter of his jewelry store end their routine after two days of silence. Carter says business doubled thanks to picketing and calls union officials to learn why she missed work.
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Kansas City
Harris
Mr. Carter
Carol Harris
Raymond Carter
International Jewelry Workers, A. F. L
Carter
Weekend visits fill Berryville with guests and club meetings
Community social calendar shows numerous visits by residents to relatives in Washington Baltimore Martinsburg and Philadelphia. Notable gatherings include the Hark family returning from Philadelphia and a Fourth District Meeting of the Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs in Alexandria featuring leaders from Clarke County.
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Robert Shenk
Junior Woman’s Club
A. F. Robertson
Woman’s Club
Clarke County
F. L. Ayler
Virginia Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Alexandria
Valley Trains To Cease Running
Harrisonburg will lose railroad passenger service after November 1 as the Valley Railroad Company wins a petition to discontinue the Baltimore and Ohio combination train between Harrisonburg and Lexington. The Southern Railway also may end trains 11 and 12 between Harrisonburg and Manassas, despite protests over its loss to the poultry industry. Freight service must run daily between Harrisonburg and Staunton and at least twice weekly between Staunton and Lexington, with agency stations and telegraph service removed at several locations.
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Harrisonburg
State Corporation Commission
The
Valley Railroad Company
Lexington
Southern Railway
Manassas
Staunton
Fort Defiance
Greenville
Raphine
East Lexington
Joseph V. Horn Dies at 80, Co-Founder of Horn and Hardart
Joseph V. Horn, 80, co founder of the Horn and Hardart automat chain, died after a year of declining health in Philadelphia. He built a nationwide self service restaurant empire after a rough start, opening with Frank Hardart in 1888 and growing to 157 shops in Philadelphia and New York before Hardart's death years earlier.
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Philadelphia
Joseph V. Horn
Horn and Hardart
Horn
Thirteenth Street
Frank Hardart
New Orleans
Hardart
New York
Where are the official flags of the United States Army made
The flags are all manufactured at the Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot.
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United States Army
Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot
Tea tablets for explorers offer portable refreshment
Tablet teas have been prepared for the convenience of explorers who have found the refreshing qualities of tea on aid in their travels.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William
Lett
Wiliam Harris
Will
Wiet
William Bosserman
Mrs. Warren
Mrs. Corbin
Janet Largent
Eleanor Mennen
Madison College
Miss Largent
B. W. Largent
Heber Flood
Valley Road
Mary Adelaide Jenkins
Ella Lyons
Baltimore
Alice Groves
Bernard
Frank Yeakle
Kaiser, W. Va
Tom Groves
Frank Yeakle, Jr
Potomac State College
Cara Nome
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Haldeman
Juanita
Huntsberry
Hayward Pitcock
R. P. Lewis
Wolfe Street
Danville
Mr. Lewis
Sinclair Oil Company
D. H. Largent
Detroit, Mich
F. L. Largent
Valley Avenue
Fredericksburg
Winifred Largent
Mary Washington College
Charlottesville
Max Largent
University of Virginia
Elizabeth Frye
South Cameron Street
Huey Chistini
Edith Harman
Mrs
B. F. Harman
Petersburg
James Eyler
Lynn Chapman
Mr. Eyler
Irene Dodson
Raymnond Forney
Arlington
Frances Jones
Washington, DC
Tan MacCallum
South Stewart Street
Marie Amsden
By Roberta Lee
Berryville
C. H. Iden
Tom Iden
Medical College of Virginia
Jimmy Iden
Idens
Iden
Bluemont
Albuquerque
N. M
Edward Owens
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Parshall
S. F. Baughman
Clint Newcomb
Jetersville
Newport News
Charles Joyce
Joyce
Newcomb
Pam Murphy
John Berry
Harry Berry
Bob Berry
Percy Hardy
Washington
R. Ennis Davis
Miss Joyce Davis
Bessie Simpson
Roy Simderegill
Frederick
Claude Owens
Graham Dougherty
Dougherty
Southern Pines
N. C
Woodley
Henry Lickey
Louis Lickey
Malcolm Johnson
Winchester
Marjorie Kerfoot
E. Piccadilly St
Helen Follett
Carole Landis
John Kerfoot
Mrs. Stuart
Bloomfield
Stuart
Naomi Boyer
Mr. E. P. Carter
L. A. Parker
Annie Laurie Parker
Stanley Seago
Kohler H. Parker
Ernest Brown
Josh Huff
James Suddith
Boyce
Huff
Betty
Margaret Huff
Wardell Mallory
Petsy Mallory
Snowden Levi
Hilda Huff
Incurables
Pifer Printing
Frances
Piferompany
the Food Center
N. Loudonn St
Underwood
Mrs. Harris
W. P. Carroll
Jack Russell
Wayne Lewis
John Lewis
Culpeper
J. P. Hatcher
Hamilton
Aylers
Virginia Lewis
Gertrude Lewis
John Merriweather Lewis
Bob North
J. T. L. Jones
Berkley Bowman
Martinsburg, West Virginia
Dick Potts
Randolph Macon College
Ashland
Roy Potts
Bob McKelvey
F. Lb. Aylor
Rolstia Aylor
Fred Miller
Hagerstown
Frank Hart
Mr. Hart
Mr. Miller
Gus Harks
Gus Hark
Ruth Berlin
Reva Berlin
Ollie Thomas
Hugh and
Bert Thomas
Smith Thomas
Norfolk
Smith Thomas, Jr
Thomases
Mr. Thomas, Sr
Nan B. Thomas
Mr. S. S. Thomas
L. H. Ginn
D. E. le- May
le- Mays
Valley Trains
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Philco
Amer
Anderson
E. Boscawen ST
Vicks
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
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