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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1941

Page

6

Market Street Methodist Church Activities

Rev Garland Hopkins ministers a week of church programs at Market Street Methodist Church. Evening worship at 7 30 p m with multiple choirs and fellowships through the week plus a radio program and a Halloween event for the Boy Scouts and a Young People party.

Market Street Method Church Garland Obi Hopkins Market Street Rock ‘Mon Young People

Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported

Treasury data show receipts for October 23 totaling 13 996 195 17 dollars while expenditures reach 71 424 629 57 dollars. Gross debt stands at 6 053 058 182 228 47 dollars as of the date.

Washington Position of the Treasury

Etiquette Answers on Guests and Wedding Flower Girls

A guidance piece states guests should stay one to two hours after dinner. Flower girls in church weddings may wear hats, caps, or wreaths. It is better to say May I or Will you let me rather than Will you accord me permission.

Mrs. Boy-Ed Hosts Guests at Callender Tonight

In Berryville Virginia Mrs Karl Boy-Ed entertains at Callender tonight with her brother-in-law and sister Dr and Mrs Marlatt of Washington joining for dinner. Lunch tomorrow at An nefield hosted by Mr and Mrs William B Watkins includes Mrs Marlatt as sister of Mrs Watkins. Also present over the weekend are Miss Anne B C Moore and her relatives Charles E Hoore from Richmond and John Hartwell Moore with his wife from Buffalo and Mr and Mrs William B Stalnaker of Cumberland Maryland.

Berryville Karl Boy-Ed Anne B. C. Moore Charles E. Hoore Richmond John Hartwell Moore Buffalo N. Y William B. Stalnaker Cumberland Marguerite Newman Nicodemus Edgar Walton Newman Woodstock Benjamin Chiswell Nicodemus Harry Nicodemus Frederick, Md E. D. Newman F. H. Strieby Methodist Church Edgar Newman Newman Winchester Woodstock High School Massanutten Academy Shenandoah County Bank and Trust Company Massanutten Military Academy Newport News Hilton Village Nancy Mauck James McFarland Clyde B. Mauck Gerrardstown W. Va Nancy Luther McFarland C. H. Anderson Eitha Mauck McFarland The Oscar Nebel Company Hoor Emma Kerns Quentin Flickinger Newport News Shipyard and Dry Dock Company S. L. Flickinger Anne Worthinton Ruth Lehmann Baltimore Flickingers R. E. Byrd Thomas. Byrd Kentmere Strother Sherman Berryville Avenue William Mackie Washington R. J. Williamson Chicago A. P. Williamson Miller Keckley Millard Timbrook Wiliam Rush Mable Baker Thelma Kitty Hausenfluck Woodrow Cogp Morven N. C William Rush Pvt Raymond Carpenter Fort Oglethorpe, Ga

Social and Personal News From Winchester Area

Mrs. James M. Thomas hosts a luncheon at Willo Lawn Inn with guests including United States Senator Bennett Champe Clark and Major General J. C. Breckinridge. The page also notes weddings, births, travels, club visits, and local society events in Winchester and surrounding towns.

James M. Thomas Willo Lawn Inn United States Bennett Champe Clark Missouri J. C. Breckinridge Summit Point John Chew Arthur Krock Clarke County

Large Initiation Draws Hundreds To Stephens City School

Approximately 300 invited guests attended joint initiation ceremonies for the Home Economics Club and Future Farmers of Stephens City High School. Miss Ruth Carper presided over the club and Miss Charlotte Wyatt led the Home Economics committee.

Home Economics Club Farmers of Stephens City High School Charlotte Wyatt Ruth Carper Billy Sandy Franklin Brumback Casey Dan Metz Charles Sandy Courtney Bennington Connie Athey James F. Ewing Melvin Bayliss Betty Lou Barton Catherine Maloney Betty Jean Snapp Carolyn Courtney Nancy Parker

Belhaven Freshman Commission honors Miss Sara Moling

Miss Sara Moling, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Moling Jr, is among fifteen Belhaven College freshmen named to the Belhaven College Freshman Commission. The unit assists with Sunday vesper services visits to charities and prep for the Servants Christmas Tree.

Sara Moling Henry Moling Belhaven College Belhaven Belhaven Christian Association

Court Roundup of Minor Offenses and Detentions

In Washington DC and other places, the court records list offenses including reckless driving, improper registration, drunkenness and disorderly conduct, vagrancy, and speeding. Several defendants receive fines and costs. one deserter from the U S Army is released to Fort Meyer.

Richard Hughes, Jr Washington, D. C Jack Miller Harrisonburg Rawley Joseph National Avenue Preston Jackson North Kent Street Carl Christensen New Haven Conn Tommy Owens Front Royal Orville Sperling W. Clifford Street U.S. Army Fort Meyer Loring R. Nall Theodore R. Smelser William C. Walker

Welfare and Aid Detailed Expenditures Clarified

The Board of Supervisors notes the totals are slightly higher than earlier figures because doctors' fees were not included. The article says city and county direct expenditures will be itemized later, outlining aims and allocations.

Board of Supervisors

Public assistance costs and funding by city and county

The welfare department tables show the fiscal year ending June 30 with city expenditures of about 25 827.12 and county 24 530.67 total 50 357.79 for public assistance. Administration costs were 4 196.13 city and 4 016.58 county about 16 percent.

Welfare funds detailed for Frederick county and Winchester city

The report itemizes welfare expenditures for the 1939-40 fiscal year including hospitalizations, county home care, and poor farm costs. It lists grants and average monthly amounts for Old Age, Aid to Dependent Children, Aid to the Blind, and General Relief for Frederick county and Winchester city, with totals for each category.

Frederick County City of Winchester Salvation Army District Nurse Association Public Assistance Fund

Social and club notices welcomed by the Star

The Star invites readers to submit social personal or club events either the day before or the day after they occur. It emphasizes fresh information and prints timely notices while encouraging community members to share news.

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