Wedding Likely in Clarke County as Beverley Heiress Wed Burwell
The wedding of Mrs Elizabeth Palmer Beverley widow of William Beverley of Milton Valley Clarke county to Mr George Burwell of Clarke county occurred today at 12 30 PM at the home of Dr and Mrs Beverley Randolph Well ford in Richmond Attending from Clarke county were Mrs Roland G Mitchell Mr Roland Mitchell Miss Agnes Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Townsend Burwell along with Mrs Edgar M Whiting of Winchester The couple plan to return to Clarke county to reside within two weeks
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Elizabeth Palmer Beverley
William Beverley
Milton Valley
Clarke County
George Burwell
Beverley Randolph Wellford
Richmond
Roland G. Mitchell
Roland Mitchell
Agnes Mitchell
Townsend Burwell
Edgar M. Whiting
Winchester
Burwell
Anacostia Naval Chapel Hosts Malone Sousa Wedding
Miss Theresa Malone daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Malone of Opequon wed Pfc Joseph Sousa Ill USMC son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sousa of South Dartmouth Massachusetts in a 3 PM outdoor ceremony at the Naval Receiving Station Chapel Anacostia Chaplain Robert Deal officiated The bridal party included maid of honor Miss Nancy Brumback and best man Cpl Huffman Vallentine The couple plan to reside in Washington while Sousa is stationed there
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Naval
Anacostia
Theresa “Sue” Malone
J. H. Malone
Opequon
Joseph Earl Sousa
Ill
Joseph Sousa
South Dartmouth
Mass
Robert Deal
David Malone
Nancy Brumback
Cpl
Huffman Vallentine
Monroe
Pfc
Tommy Brooks
U.S. M.C
James Raymond
Pittsburgh
Stephens City High School
Washington
Sousa
Dartmouth High School
Marine Corps
Naval Air Station
Wilkins Arrive in Los Angeles for Future Home
Mr and Mrs Eugene E Wilkinson and their young son Frederick have arrived in Los Angeles California to start a new life. Mr Wilkinson is on terminal leave from the U S Navy and awaits his age. Mrs Wilkinson is the former Miss Virginia Omps of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene E. Wilkins
Frederick Eugene
Los Angeles
Calif
Wilkinson
U. S. Navy
Virginia Omps
Girl Scout Commissioners Meet in Winchester on Troop Formation
Cumberland Frederick Hagerstown Shepherdstown Martinsburg Waynesboro and Winchester officials met at 10 a m in Winchester Girl Scout Room to discuss organizing troops where none exist with help from regional staff led by Miss Natalie Johnston.
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Cumberland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Shepherdstown
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Winchester
Episcopal Church House
Natalie Johnston
Washington
Missionary From India Speaks At Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran Church women host a fall mission study class Saturday at 2:30 PM in the Men’s Bible Class room. Guest speaker Miss Amelia Brosius, longtime executive officer of a tuberculosis sanatorium in India, will give an address after which tea and social hour follow. Public welcome.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Amelia Brosius
India
Miss Julia Steele Leaves for St Petersburg
Miss Julia V. Steele departed this morning for St Petersburg Florida after spending the summer with her sister Mrs L K Dellinger in this city.
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Julia V. Steele
St. Petersburg
Fla
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Austin Railton at Ritter Home
Mrs Cecil Grapes and Miss May Ritter hosted a Tuesday evening stork shower at Miss Ritter’s 365 W Piccadilly St in honor of Mrs Austin Railton. Guests included Mesdames Holmes Ritter Ashley Updike Curtis Loy Leonard Funk Orville Wine Charles Ritter Elwood Anderson Leonard Rogers Robert Sutton Tiffany Grim plus Misses June Shreck Ethel The Rev Thomas Morgan and Mrs E W Grant. Also note visit by Rev Morgan couple now living in Frederick Md. Sarah K Wilson Bible instructor will visit Pleasant Valley Sunday School next Sunday Oct 27 at 10 am. Everyone invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Grapes
Miss May Ritter
Miss Ritter
W. Piccadilly Street
Austin Railton
Mesdames Holmes Ritter
Ashley Updike
Curtis Loy
Leonard Funk
Orville Wine
Charles Ritter
Elwood Anderson
Leonard Rogers
Robert Sutton
Tiffany Grim
June Shreck
Ethel
Pleasant Valley
Sarah K. Wilson
Frederick County
Lesson in English Word Usage and Pronunciation
A compact note lists common misuses and mispronunciations. It covers words like obstruc tion obscuration and volubility with examples and tips to improve vocabulary daily.
Parker Baby Beverley Ann Born to Mr and Mrs Parker
Mr and Mrs Arthur Parker of 303 1 2 East Piccadilly Street welcome the birth of a daughter Sunday evening at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Parker is formerly Miss Hilda Orndorff of this city. The child is named Beverley Ann Parker.
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Arthur Parker
East Piccadilly Street
Memorial Hospital
Opening Service of Week of Prayer in Winchester
WSCS sponsors special services for all Methodists as Winchester churches unite at Market Street Church for an opening service at 7 30 tomorrow evening. Theme Open my eyes illumine me Spirit Divine presented in three meditations Self Searching Listening to God Sharing With Others. Reconsecration led by Mrs Havermale with special music.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Churches of
Winchester
Market Street
Hoye Riley
Garland E. Hopkins
John Hawse
Lewis F. Havermale
Mrs Amos Prince Visiting Near Washington
Mrs. Amos Prince spends time as guest of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Harry Prince at their home near Washington D C.
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Washington
Amos Prince
Mrs
Harry Prince
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Virginia Cove Hodge Admitted for Observation
Mrs. Virginia Cove Hodge, formerly Miss Virginia Cove of Berryville Avenue, was admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital today for observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hodge
Virginia Cove
Berryville Avenue
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Will Visit In Hanover Mrs Holmes Guest
Rogers of Kerns town leaves for Hanover Pennsylvania to be hosted by Mrs Dan Grove for several days. Mrs Elsie Zinn returns to Baltimore after two weeks with Mrs Bertha Ashwood and relatives at Stevenson. Amos Prince improves and is a patient at Blue Ridge Sanatorium. Ebenezer Association to meet Sunday October 27 at 11 15 a m with all members urged to attend.
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Hanover
Baltimore
Elsie. Zinn
Bertha Ashwood
Stephenson
Prince
Amos Prince
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Ebenezer Association
Mont'h
Ebenezer Church
Rotary Club 25th Anniversary Celebration Planned
Plans are finalized for the Rotary Club's 25th Anniversary Commemoration and Ladies Night to be held on Friday, November 1. J. W. Arthur will serve as master of ceremonies and Dr. Williams Stanley Sims will be the guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
J. W. Arthur
Williams Stanley Sims
Kiwanis Chest Campaign Appeals For Broad Contributions
Kiwanis house canvass details plan to contact income sources and require one day's pay from business owners and their employees. Corporations will donate for the firm, with officers matching a day’s pay. The Chest quota stands at 30000 and must be raised.
National Girl Scout Week Highlights Postwar Citizenship
National Girl Scout Week 1946-October 27 to November 2 showcases the Girl Scout program’s second year of a postwar active citizenship plan. The movement, with over a million members, emphasizes becoming better citizens through self governed troop activities and service, under trained volunteers.
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Girl Scout Organization
Girl Scouts
Girl Scouting
United States
Juliette Lowe
NLRB Orders Craddock-Terry to Bargain With CIO
The National Labor Relations Board released findings of a hearing on Craddock-Terry Shoe Corp. cases, ordering the company to bargain collectively with United Shoe Workers of America CIO as exclusive representative for all employees in the unit. It also barred acts interfering with employee self organization across its three Lynchburg plants. The case cites a 1944 strike and promises of higher wages and back bonuses to returning workers.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Craddock - Terry Shoe Corp
United Shoe Workers of America, Cio
NLRB
Craddock-Terry
Lynchburg
United Shoe Workers of America
CIO
Bwrd
Army Dug Deep For Soap From Civil War Item
EAST WEYMOUTH Mass Oct 24 Samuel Schofield ordered World War II army surplus commodities and reports he received 64 bars of soap made for use in the Civil War. On the label appears the slogan save soap to win the war and the stamped signature Commander in Chief Abraham Lincoln.
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East Weymouth
Mass
Samuel Schofield
Abraham Lincoln
U S Press Freedom Assured Amid Balkans Tensions
The United States pledged freedom of the press as officials withheld comment on the next steps in the Balkans. Privately, a black mark in U S Bulgaria relations was noted while rapid developments showed Washington's evolving stance. The episode followed a withdrawal of 90 million dollars in credits for Czechoslovakia after its delegation applauded Soviet charges of dollar imperialism at the Paris Peace Conference.
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Bulgaria
Balkans
Czechoslovakia
United States
Dabney S. Lancaster Installed as Farmville Teachers College President
Dr. Dabney S. Lancaster, former state superintendent, was installed as fifth president of State Teachers College Farmville by Blake Newton. Governor William M. Tuck and Dr. Meta Glass spoke at the ceremony with Dr. Edgar G. Gammon presiding. The event included a large academic procession with several state officials and education leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmville
Dabney S. Lancaster
State Teachers College
Blake T. Newton
State Board of Education
Meta Glass
Sweet Briar College
William M. Tuck
Edgar G. Gammon
Poultrymen From Four Northern Va Counties Plan Winchester Meeting
Virginia poultry producers from Rappahannock Warren Frederick Clarke and Loudoun counties met to plan an area poultry meeting set for December 6 in Winchester. Irvine Cather chaired the Frederick County Poultry committee meeting attended by I Fred Stine W H Lyne M E Coe Sam Cox and Harold Pringle. An all day program will cover production management and marketing problems.
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Virginia
Winchester
Frederick County
Irvine Cather
Rappahannock
Warren
Frederick
Clarke
Loudoun
I. Fred Stine
W. H. Lyne
M. E. Coe
VPI
Sam Cox
Rockingham County
Harold Pringle
Rockingham Poultry Marketing Cooperative
Clarke County News Featured Daily in The Star
Clarke County News is highlighted as a daily feature in Clarke's Star newspaper. The item notes consistent coverage and presence within the publication’s pages.
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Clarke County News
Clarke
the Star
Etiquette Answers on Greetings Invitations and Visits
Roberta Lee Q outlines courtesy norms for street greetings with hat lifting, returning etiquette at departures, enclosing engraved admission cards with church wedding invitations, and calling hotel friends from the lobby before visiting their rooms.
Truman outlines UN veto stance and push on atomic control
In a United Nations assembly speech President Truman presented American policy on the veto, pledging a just peace and urging action on atomic energy and mass destruction weapons. Cuba Australia and the Philippines called for ending the Big Five veto, while Connally signaled a selective veto approach and Russia resisted changes, favoring expansion of the system.
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Trusteeship Council
Lie
Belgium
New Zealand
League of Nations
Truman
United States
United Nations
Cuba
Australia
Philippines
America
Russia
France
Britain
China
Security Council
Assembly
Connally
D-Tex
Taylor Barr Meeting Details Of Virginia Oddfellows
The report covers a Virginia Odd Fellows gathering with prayer by Everett Kline of Winchester and greetings from Howard A. Duncan. Grand Lodge officers C. V. Harrel Fredericksburg J. F. Shell Culpeper William R. Thompson Front Royal and Miss Virginia Coffman Edinburgh attended as officials and guests.
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A. T. C. Carribbean
Everett Kline
Winchester
Howard A. Duncan
Front Royal Lodge
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of Virginia Oddfellows
C. V. Harrel
Fredericksburg
J. F. Shell
Culpeper
William R. Thompson
Front Royal
Virginia Coffman
Edinburg
Rebekah Assembly of Virginia
A. Statton Ham
Front Royal speaker cites wars and growing Oddfellowship
A Front Royal resident named Mack spoke on national need expressed through four wars the Civil War Spanish-American War and the two World Wars He noted Oddfellowship expanding rapidly with most new members being men in their twenties and predicted this year will be the best yet.
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Mack
Front Royal
Oddfellowship
Oddfellows Uphold Principles Amid Changing Times
A gathering in Winchester Michigan featured 140 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from Bentonville Edinburg Front Royal Lodges, with Mr Edwards asserting that the core principles of Oddfellowship endure while must be interpreted to fit evolving life conditions. The meeting reflected ongoing fraternal activity across the county association.
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Edwards
Oddfellows
Rebekahs
Winchester
Mitown
Edinburg
Front Royal
Bentonville
County Association
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Pfc. Sousa
Usmc
Fond
Loafer
Royal Chambersburg
Bic
Ashington
H. L. Pingley
Girl Scout
Mrs. Railton
Thomas Morgan
Brucetown
Frederick, Md
E. W. Grant
Clearbrook
W. L. Gordon
Klieg
Kleig
Kleg
Colton
Children’s
S. Loudoun St
WSCS
Rotary
Kiwanis
Prescription Headquarters
Gaunt’s Drug Store
National Labor
Shoe Co
U. S
Imarvella
Delta
8S. N. Johnston
Dr. Lancaster
Teachers College
Newton
Hague
Rose MacDonald
Berryville
Leonard G. Muse
Roanoke
Gladys V. Morton
Charlotte Courthouse
Robert Y. Button
Huston St. Clair
Tazewell
G. Tyler Miller
State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Poultrymen
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
By Roberta Lee
Taylor Barr
Gram
J. A. Holinger
Mature Insurance
Primiu
Ey Bee Eae
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman
S & F Bargain Store
Capitol Theater
Cameron St
Corrigan
RUG Cleaners
Cather and Moling
W. Boscawen St
Timberlake
Grove’s
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
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