Calendar of Community Meetings and Rehearsals
Wednesday at 7 30 p m Senior Girl Scout troop meets with Miss Betty Alden Pifer on West Clifford street Bridge s Pageant rehearsal at Market Street Methodist Church. Thursday 1 00 p m Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel 7 30 p m Community Chorus rehearsal at Mrs George Jaynes home West Leicester street.
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Betty Alden Pifer
West Clifford Street
Market Street Methodist Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
George Jaynes
West Leicester Street
Beta Sigma Phi Holds State Convention in Roanoke Virginia
The Beta Sigma Phi International State convention met in Roanoke with six of Winchester's nine active members and the director attending. Events included a tea, a 7 to 8 party, and a dinner dance. a Sunday breakfast and business meeting concluded with inspiring rituals. Notable members and host city volunteers were listed, with lodging at Hotel Roanoke.
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Beta Sigma Phi
International Sorority
Roanoke
Iis
Beta Sigma Phil
Danville
Beta Sigma
Winchester
Kate Bradford
Mae Burch
Dorothy Robertson
Dorothy Rice
Ed Molden
William Glaize
Rodney Sirbaugh
Upton Snider
Robert Feagans
D. Mott Robertson
Lynchburg
Garland H. Baptist
Jack Delehany
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Rexall One Cent Sale Offers Two For One Plus One Cent
Big bargains for all during Rexall sale with two for the price of one plus 1 cent. About 250 bargains available. Event runs Thursday through Saturday November 1 2 3 4.
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Rexall
Pam Barton Drives for War Service as Ambulance Volunteer
Still a good driver and former British and American champion golfer Pam Barton now drives for an ambulance unit. The British volunteer explains she is assigned to the West London station for training alongside thousands of women joining the war effort.
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Pam Barton
West London
Katharine Price Betrothed to Melvin Harman in North Loudoun
Mrs. Albert Curtis announces the marriage of Katharine Price to Melvin Harman. The ceremony was held Saturday at Rev. W B Cbaugh parsonage on National avenue with Elethia Jones Sarah Cutter Mrs Leroy Brown and William Timbrook as witnesses. The couple attended the Hagerstown Fair after a family dinner for about sixty guests. Mr Harman, son of Newton Harman of near Hopewell Friends Church, works for O Sullivan Rubber Company.
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Albert Curtis
North Loudoun Street
Katharine Price
Melvin Harman
W. B
Community Chorus to Meet at Mrs Jaynes Home Tomorrow
A Community Chorus meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 in the home of Mrs George Jaynes 211 West Leicester street. All members are urged to attend.
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George Jaynes
West
Leicester Street
Etiquette Answers On Thanks And Introductions
A bride should send a personal thank you to the gift giver or the chief clerk who organized the gift and have that person convey thanks to others. A frappe is an iced frozen drink pronounced fra pa with the second a as in pay. When introducing a man to a woman the man is presented to her, not vice versa.
Dorothy Biddle Lectures Sponsored By Garden Club In Harrisonburg
The Spotswood Garden Club of Harrisonburg Virginia sponsors two lectures by Dorothy Biddle in the Palm Room of the Kavanaugh Hotel on Friday October 27. The morning session at 10 30 features Flower Arrangement Clinic and the afternoon at 3 covers Christmas Decorations. Tickets are at Williamson's and Fletchers drug stores in Harrisonburg. Members of three local Garden Clubs are invited.
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Spotswood Garden Club
Harrisonburg
Dorothy Biddle
Kavanaugh Hotel
Williamson's
Fletchers Drug
R.S. Bucher
Star
Justice Rules On Stay For Woman In Cedar City Jail
Justice Alex Rollo sentences a woman to 30 days for drunkenness. Sheriff Haldon Christensen notes no women's quarters in current jails, so Rollo grants a five month stay of execution until the new city county public safety building is finished.
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Cedar City
Utah
Alex Rollo
Haldon Christensen
Rollo
Colonial Brick Co Kilns Turn Out 50 000 Bricks Daily
The Colonial Brick Company operates eight kilns and supports a full 50 000 brick daily output. Workers number around 3 000 dollars monthly payroll with 20 000 toward coal and electric power. the plant owns its shale source in Martinsburg shale vein and uses a narrow gauge railway to move shale from the 45 acre field to the grinding room.
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Colonial Brick
Rossman
Martinsburg
Williamsport
Maurertown
Washington
Gov Earl K Long Aims at More Coups in Louisiana
Gov Earl K Long signals possible further actions against foes as he removes Attorney General Ellison and his assistant under a Huey Long dicta tor law. He names Gardiner and Heath to replace them and campaigns in New Orleans while alleging indictments against him. Ellison accepts removal and meets with Long in a friendly session.
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New Orleans
Earl K. Long
Long
Alexandria
Monroe
David Ellison
James O’connor
Lessley P. Gardiner
Ellison
Edward M. Heath
O’connor
Huey Long
Robert S. Maestri
Baton Rouge
Local brick plant mulls steady output and expansion option
The plant aims to continue current production with no immediate expansion, but could add 25 000 bricks per day if needed. George Swartz and Homer Conrad are long time staff, with Fred Teets directing manufacturing. Rossman has been general manager since 1931. officers include Patton Capper Rosenberger and Shackleford.
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George Swartz
Starte
Homer Conrad
Fred Teets
Rossman
Mr. Rossman
T. B. Patton
M. Lohr Capper
J .H .Rosenberger
H. A. Shackleford
Industrial Red Cross Plans Group Canvass Campaign
At Red Cross headquarters in Reuss City Hall the Industrial Committee finalized plans for a group canvass of plants employing 15 or more people as a prelude to the general Roll Call set to start November 13. Chairman H. B. McCormac will be aided by a team including Joe Thomas Joe Schroth Tom Scully John Glaize Ralph Hardy William Harris John Rhodes and Warren Eddy.
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Red Cross
Reuss
H. B. McCormac
Joe Thomas
Joe Schroth
Tom Scully
John Glaize
Ralph Hardy
William Harris
John Rhodes
Warren Eddy
Plan
McCormac
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Lyle Henry
Front Royal
R. A. Whitten
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Mrs. Hack
Winchester Golf Club
Frank Hack
B. B. Dutton
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Blackburn Moore
Delmar Robinson
Peyton Marshall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
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Bootmaker Finish Shoes
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Wales
Huntsberry
Miss Price
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June Jenkins
John Lowry
Myrtle Jenkins
Joseph Jenkins
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Mable Lowry
Fred Lowry
E. Summers McGavock
Kernstown
Jerry Mason
Arthur Streit
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Arthur Tinsman
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Devil’s Food
Underwood
N. Loudoun ‘St
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Clyde Sibert
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Lyle Parks
Charles Shenk
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ivan Shipley
Frederick
Helen Brengle
Berryville Avenue
E. H. Rhinelander
Emma Little
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Donald Albert
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Mr. Albert
Mrs
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R. T. Barton
South Wees Ioe Street
Wilkes Barre
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Robert Barton
Col
Llewellyn Bull
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Mr. Brown Ralston
Alexandra, Va
John Hedricks
Riverton, Va
George Smith
South Washington Street
Alfred Brown
St. Louis, Mo
Robert Ward
C. B. Ralston, Sr
Staunton, Va
Earl Crowser
West Cecil Street
Dan Elsen
Paul Anderson
Arthur Dunlap
Ralph Hann
Frank Humston
Washington, D. C
Boxi
N. Loudoun St
Franklin D Roosevelt
Center
Parents’ Magazine
New York
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Eugene A. Gilmore
Iowa State University
Colonial Brick Co
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
Carload
Gov Long
W. B. Snider & Son
Baker & Anderson
Industrial Committee of Red Cross
the Commercial & Savings Bank
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Sunshine Cleaners
the Evening Star
Barbara Bell
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Evening Star
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