Births and Social News From Winchester Area weekly
Social notes report the Ritter and Sudduth families welcoming sons and a daughter at Memorial Hospital. Several Winchester residents travel to Lexington for University of Virginia and VMI games while others visit Washington and Baltimore. OPA position change for Abney Payne noted. local clergy delegates attend Virginia Methodist Convention in Lynchburg.
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William McGuire Payne
Robert Wrigley
Chi
Payne
Abey Payne
Washington
OPA
Abney Payne
John H. Rosenberger
Earl Baker
Shreck
Virginia
The
Methodist Church
Lynchburg
Etiquette Guide Answers Holiday Hospitality and Announcements
The guidance covers thanking hosts after staying in a friend's home for the holidays, with a suggestion to send flowers and a brief note. It explains placing a spoon under the dessert on the plate after finishing a steamed dish. It also confirms that parents may send announcements and invitations when their daughter remarries, whether divorced or widowed.
Clarke County students travel to distant games and events
Berryville and Clarke County residents and students attend or host weekend events. Mrs. Mae Carper and others visit Baltimore and Atlantic City. several pupils visit VMI, University of Richmond, or Virginia colleges. Families host guests from Alexandria, Washington, and nearby towns, with multiple trips and reunions noted.
Virginia Poet Nancy Byrd Turner Here for Winchester Lecture
The Church House committee at Christ Church Winchester announces a November lecture by Virginia poet Nancy Byrd Turner. Proceeds support church decoration and renovation plans begun last year. It marks her first Winchester appearance and draws great local interest.
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Nancy Byrd Turner
Winchester
House
Church House
Christ Church
Boscawen Street
Epworth League to Meet Tomorrow Night
Epworth League of Macedonia Church meets tomorrow at 7 30 with Elizabeth Snyder, secretary of Young Peoples Department, as leader.
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Epworth League
Epworth League of the Macedonia Church
Elizabeth Snyder
Young Jesete
the Eader
Coal Price Cut Plea Withdrawn
The Mallory Coal Company of Huntington West Virginia withdrew a petition seeking a thirty cent per ton reduction in the minimum price for coal shipped via Tidewater from southern West Virginia to Lowell Massachusetts for use in producing water and gas by products.
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Washington
Bituminous Coal Division
Mallory Coal Company
Huntington
W. Va
Tidewater
West Virginia
Lowell Gas and Light Company
Lowell
Mass
Social and club notices welcomed by the Star
The Star invites readers to submit social, personal, or club events for publication. Submissions are preferred the day before or the day after events occur to ensure timely printing.
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Star
Turkey Festival Directors Vote To Hold Another Year
E C Wine elected president of the Rockingham Turkey Festival for next year at Harrisonburg HQ. Directors praised last week’s success and urged annual events. Costs ran about 8000 dollars with a 700 dollar deficit. new note issued.
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Turkey Festival
Harrisonburg
E. C. Wine
Rockingham Milling Company
Rockingham
W. Clyde Koontz
Stonewall
J. A. Garber
P. A
Dick” Carver
Mr. Wine
Hershey H. Weaver
Herman Hollar
Timberville
J. P. Harpine
Broadway
S. M. Cox
Charles P. Blackley
L. C. Blose
P. A. Carver
C. R. Cody
H. J. Garber
E. A. Jordan
E. L. Klingstein
Homer R. Kline
J. R. Lineweaver
Howard Pennybacker
Thomas Scruggs
C. V. Smith
G. Fred Switzer
B and O Freight Official Dies in Wilmington
George W. Bumpas, 56, freight representative for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the Wilmington district, died at Delaware Hospital after acute appendicitis led to surgery. A Texas native reared in Nashville, he had worked for the railroad since youth. Survivors include his widow Mrs. Mary S. Bumpas, plus a brother and two sisters.
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Del
George W. Bumpas
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Delaware Hospital
Bumpas
Texas
Nashville
Careful Tutorial on Mascara for Ladies of All Types
A vintage styling guide explains mascara types solid and cream forms, application tips, and care routines. It advises using mineral oil to condition lashes, mirror steadiness, and modest color choices arranged by hair shade from brunette to blonde or redhead, noting blue mascara as a daring option.
Red Cross Calls for Largest Roll Call in Virginia
About fifteen Winchester and Frederick county representatives will attend the Red Cross regional conference in Charlottesville on Tuesday October 21. The meeting aims to set the record roll call in history and discuss Red Cross services to armed forces civilian defense and the national roll call plans. Virginia volunteers contributed 1 810 859 hours in 1941, with production of garments dressings and layettes.
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Winchester- Frederick County
Red Cross
Charlottesville
Virginia
Countess
Limerick
County of London
British Red Cross Society
Dwight Davis
Grace Hendrick Eustis
Minnie Harman
W. W. Jefferson
Eastern Area
J. Harrison Heckman
Virginia Red Cross
American Red Cross
Office of Civilian Defense
National Defense
United States
Virginia Red Cross Volenteers
C. P. McVicar
Ridgely White
Roll Call
Infant Rosa Lee Shank Dies in Hospital
Rosa Lee Shank infant daughter of Paul and Lilly Smith Shank died yesterday in the hospital where she was born on Sept. 30. Besides her parents she is survived by one brother Garland E. and one sister Patricia D. Shank. Private rites were held at Mt. Hebron Cemetery this afternoon.
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Rosa Lee Shank
Paul and
Lilly Smith Shank
Garland E
Patricia D. Shank
Mt. Hebron
Robbery Charge Is Dismissed For Fitzgerald
A robbery charge against Robert J. Fitzgerald of Buchanan West Virginia was dismissed by Trial Justice F L Sargent Jr due to insufficient evidence. Fitzgerald was arrested on a complaint from D F Dyke a South Braddock street grocer alleging the Sept 27 robbery.
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Robert J. Fitzgerald
Buchannon
W. Va
F. L. Sargent, Jr
Fitzgerald
D. F Dyke
South Braddock Street
Internment Camp For Foreigners In New York
New York October 18 The army disclosed construction of an internment camp for aliens at Camp Upton near New York City Brigadier General J Phillipson commanding general of the second corps area declined to comment on its function beyond it being for the safeguarding of such aliens as the War Department may deem necessary to hold The camp will hold 700 persons quartered in 120 winterized tents with wooden floors
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New York
Camp Upton
Army
J. Phillipson
Second Corps
War Department
Recreation Units Are Ordered to Be Built in 19 States
Contracts for 51 U S O recreation buildings in 19 states totaling 4 307 266 were awarded by the War Department’s construction division in just over two weeks. Construction has begun on some sites and all buildings are to be completed by December 15. The project was moved to the quartermaster corps from the federal works agency by presidential order September 27.
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Washington
Quartermaster General's Office
War Department
Quartermaster Corps
Federal Works Agency
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