New Van Wyck Brooks Book At Handley Library
Van Wyck Brooks profiles Washington Irving and other American figures in The World of Washington Irving. The biographical approach, with humor and anecdotes, spans decades and geography. The book may be borrowed at Handley Library.
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van Wyck Brooks
Handley Library
Washington Irving
Mr. Brooks
Thomas Jefferson
Audubon
Cooper
Bryant
Poe
Son
Melville
Whitman
Royal Crown Makes Strong Bid In League Standings
Royal Crown Cola leads the Victory League with a 14 win 4 loss record as Perry Coast Co and American Tea follow. Individual high scores include Grover Morrison 150 and Dan Boone 136, team totals show Perry Const 614 and Royal Crown 570 in team games.
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Royal Crown
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Royal Crown Cola
Perry Coast. Co
Northern
Elliott Motor
Rustic Tavern
Ieeeine Ceak Hanover Poultry
Va. State Guard
Royal .Crown
Hanover Poultry
Lions
Viscose
American Tea Co
Elliott Motor Lines
Grover Morrison
Lando White
Lloyd Mead
Guy Webber
Dan Boone
Lee Ressiguie
Allen Hawthorne
Perry Const
A. Crown
Perry
Local Social and Military Notes From Brucetown Virginia
Brucetown notes include Mrs. Leslie Hensell returning from New York on business, Mrs. Herbert Fishel visiting Washington with Dr and Mrs J B Bradley, and Calvin R Cain awaiting reassignment in San Diego after 30 days leave. His wife will accompany him. Gary stays with grandparents. Dinner guests included Rev and Mrs Pul cher and Mr and Mrs Kidwell of Winchester. Mrs. Boden of Winchester visits the Bodens. Mrs Wright remains in Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Brucetown
Leslie Hensell
New York
Herbert Fishel
J. B. Bradley
Washington
D. C
Calvin R. Cain
San Diego
Calif
Gary
Andy Whitacre
F. T. Pulcher
G. Kidwell
Winchester
M. D. Kidwell
Robert Boden
Raymond Boden
George Wright
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Notre Dame Still Tops Poll in Tight AP Race
Notre Dame remains No. 1 in the Associated Press college football poll for the 13th straight time in two years, but Army closes to eight points. Notre Dame had 40 first place votes and 917 points, with Army at 909 and Randolph Field 853. Ohio State 790 and Georgia Tech 589 complete the top five.
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Harold Claassen
New
York
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Army
Randolph Field
Ohio State
Flyers
Buckeyes
Randolph Pield
Georgia Tech
Iowa
Tulsa
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Purdue
Fourth Airforce
Navy
Bainbridge Naval
Illinois
Second Airforce
Great Lakes
Indiana
Wake Forest
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Third Airforce
Michigan
Washington
Duke
Texas
Yale
California
Virginia
Southern California
Norman
Okla
Camp Peary
Texas Christian
Tulane
Fleet City Blue Jackets
Front Royal Pastor Guest Speaker at Highland Ave Church
The Rev. Kenneth VY Shick, pastor of Front Royal Presbyterian Church, preached at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. He delivered a message on John 3 16 that attendees found inspiring and helpful. The Rev. J B Duckwall and Rev. Mr. Shick formerly led Woodlawn Presbyterian in Hopewell Va before joining Winchester Presbytery.
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Kenneth VY
Front Royal Presbyterian Church
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
J. 8
Duckwall
Shick
Woodlawn Presbyterian Church
Hopewell
Winchester Presbytery
Felter wins How ard Campbell duckpins tourney in Washington
Art Felter of Baltimore captures first in the How ard Campbell tournament with five game sets of 676 673 and 686 over the weekend in Washington. Nick Page second with 2002 aggregate while Karl Goucenour takes third with 1996. Tony Santini finishes fourth with 1986 as Perry Constructioners roll season high 614 in Victory League and more results from local leagues.
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Art Felter
Baltimore
Howard Campbell
Washington
Felter
Nick Page
Karl Goucenour
Washingtonian
Tony Santini
Ray Haines
Richmond
Fred Yellett
Harry Berry
Floyd Luttrell
Grove Morrison
Allen Hawthorne
Perry Constructioners
Hanover Poultry Co
Perry
Morrison
Hawthorne
Marvin Weaver
Jim Galliday
Lions
Virginia State Guard
American Tea Co
Lloyd Mead
Guy Webber
Elliott
Northern
Va. Power Co
Jack Larrick
Roland Bean
Royal Crown
Lando White
BC Boys
Dan Boone
Royal Crowners
Abner Johnson
Dorothy Sencindiver
GAA
Beta Sigma Phi
Funeral in Mt Williams for Addison B Fauver
Funeral services were held at St John s Lutheran Church for Addison B Fauver a retired farmer and Mt Williams native. He was the last survivor of ten siblings and survived by a daughter Mrs John Fishel of Petersburg two children from his second marriage and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Pallbearers included Harl Himelright Elmer Ambrose Carl Fox Ernest Ashwood Raymond Pingley and Whitey Brifl.
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MT. Williams
Addison B. Fauver
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Omps Funeral
C. H. Anderson
Harl Himelright
Elmer Ambrose
Carl Fox
Ernest Ashwood
Raymond Pingley
Whitey Brifl
Fauver
John
Elizabeth Pingley Fauver
John Fishel
Petersburg
Emma LaFollette
Capon Springs
W. Va
Hinkel Pitcock
Harry Fauver
Senseney Road
Harvey Fauver
Winchester
Abner Fauver
Baltimore, Md
Evening Star Ladies League Showcases Sencindiver's Eight Spares
Miss Sencindiver rolled eight spares and three strikes guiding her team. The GAA girls totaled 464 520 and 517 in their three games for a 1501 series.
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Evening Star
Debate Friday At Mt. Williams
The Mount Williams Debating Society will sponsor a debate at the Community Hall at Mount Williams on Friday night October 27 at 8:30. The topic demands support for a fourth term for President Roosevelt with H. A. Snapp L. L. Bell and W. H. Himelright on the affirmative and N. C. Williams A. D. Davis N. B. Fout on the negative. Refreshments will be on sale and the public is invited.
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Mount Williams Debating Society
Mount Williams
Roosevelt
H. A. Snapp
L. L. Bell
W. H. Himelright
N. C. Williams
A. D. Davis
N. B. Fout
Gore
A. L. Davis
White Hall Social Notes From White Post Va
Miss Fritzie Gay Conley and Miss Betty Pifer spent the past weekend at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg visiting friends. Miss Polly Green visited Mary Washington College this weekend. Mrs. Bertie Coleman of Purcellville is visiting Dr. and Mrs. C O Dearmont and the Gwynne Joneses. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Green returned home after visiting his brother George R. Green. Mrs. Meade Conley and daughter Carter, Miss Lucy F. Meade, and Mr. Custis Meade spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. W W LaRue in Summit Point West Virginia. Mrs. Ernest Elsea spent the past weekend.
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White Post
Meade Conley
Carter
Lucy F. Meade
Custis Meade
W. W. LaRue
Summit Post
W. Va
Ernest Elsea
Winchester
Mary Pappas
Rollo Conley
Fairmont
E. B. Lee
Washington
Joe Funkhouser
C. B. Lee, Jr
David Alger
J. E
Wilton Stuart
Stuart
J. C. Stuart
Falls Church
J. E. Stuart
Ernest Elsen
Emmett
A. P. Fergerson
Front Royal
Webb Simpson
Arthur Ribble
Allen Bryley
Walnut Grove
Weekend Visits Highlight Winchester Social Roundup
The notice lists local residents visiting or staying with relatives and friends in Winchester and surrounding towns. Guests include Mrs. Mary Pappas, Mr. Rollo Conley, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lee, and Mrs. Charlie Fritts among others. Several families plan moves or hospital recoveries, including C. C. Funkhouser and George Rittick.
Care Of Pets booklet offered by Washington Information Bureau
A 32 page guide explains feeding housing and caring for dogs parrots canaries rabbits goldfish guinea pigs and pigeons with simple clear instruction. The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau offers it for ten cents postpaid by mail to Washington D C.
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Washington Information Bureau
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