Women’s auxiliary guests to attend Christ Episcopal church meeting
Mrs. Robert T. Barton hosts Miss Sally Dean Mrs. Hunter Sleed and Mrs. W R Taliaffred of Rapidan attend a three day Christ Episcopal church meeting. Dr and Mrs Thomas Gibson host Mrs T Lloyd Jackson from Arlington at the same event. rt Rev F Goodwin Bishop of Virginia and Robert Gibson arrive for registration at the George Washington hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Robert T. Barton
S. Washington St
Sally Dean
Hunter Sleed
Richmond
W. R. Taliaferro
Rapidan
Woman's Auxiliary
Episcopal Church
J. H. Lloyd
Providence Forge
Christ Episopal Church
Gibson
Thomas Gibson
T. Lloyd Jackson
Arlington
Christ Episcopal Church
F. Goodwin
Virginia
Noa
Robert F. Gibson
George Washington Hotel
Miss Jones
Frances Jones
D. C. Loving
St. George Episcopal Church
Greene County
Janice Walton
Stanley
Calendar of Events for October 25 Evening Activities
The calendar lists events including Modern Art group with Mrs John Hawse at 434 Fairmont Ave led by Miss Katherine Pannell, AAUW sponsorship. City Planning Board 7 30 p m in the council chamber. Comrade Bible class 8 p m in the large assembly room. Rebekah lodge 8 p m. Moose club at Washington hotel. Jr Century club 3 p m at Blakeley home of Mrs R Justin Funkhouser near Charles Town. Elks club 8 p m. Creative Dance at 217 S Loudoun St hosted by Mrs Irvan T O Connell and cancelled leadership. Rotary club 1 p m at George Washington hotel. Presbyterian Men of the Church area 6 30 p m at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Art Group
John Hawse
Fairmont Ave
Katherine Pannell
AAUW
City Planning Board
Rebekah Lodge
Moose Club
Rotary Club
George Ashington Hotel
Presbyterian Men of the
Miss Mathews Hosts Bank Women Gathering
Miss Elsie Mathews was hostess at a Saturday buffet for the Group of the Association Bank Women. Guests elected officers and attendees included Mrs. Margaret S. McClure auditor Jane City of Washington Frances B. Poole assistant Saamey McLachlen Banking Corp in Washington Mrs. Nell C. Saylor personal loan officer Burke Herbert Bank Co in Alexandria Mrs Iain the Ashford assistant cashier Liberty National Bank in Washington Miss Winifred Burwell assistant trust officer Nations Metropolitan Bank of Washington Miss Mary L. Chadwick assistant trust officer The Washington Loan & Trust Co Miss Eleanor L Dankmeyer secretary Security Savings & Commercial Bank Miss Florence T. Kelly auditor Melechien Banking Corp in Washington Miss Lois A. White assistant cashier Hamilton National Bank in Washington Miss Alice H. Whitton secretary Whitton Schreiner Inc in Alexandria and Mrs Sadie Hamrick assistant cashier Commercial & Savings Bank in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Mathews
Association Bank
Margaret S. McClure
Jane City
Washington
Frances B. Poole
Saamey
McLachlen Banking Corp
Nell C. Saylor
Burke & Herbert Bank & Co
Alexandria
Iain the Ashford
Liberty National Bank
Winifred Burwell
the Nations Metropolitan Bank
Washing
Mary L. Chadwick
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Eleanor L. Dankmeyer
Security Savings & Commercial Bank
Florence T. Kelly
Melechien Banking Corp
Lois A. White
Hamilton National Bank
Alice H. Whitton
Whitton & Schreiner Inc
Sadie Hamrick
Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester
Smiths and guests visit Arlington for auxiliary meeting
Mr and Mrs Cassell Kercheval and son Keith of Arlington spent the weekend with Mrs Kercheval's relatives Mr and Mrs Lee Brown. Mrs Lesbia Alexander Oak View Mrs C B Baker Richmond and Mrs W W Claggett will arrive tomorrow to visit Mr and Mrs Irvan T O'Connell at their home on 85 Loudoun Street to attend the Christ Episcopal Church women's auxiliary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paynes
George Carter
Bruce Gunnell
Alexandria
Capt
Abney Payne
Christ Episcopal Church
Cassell Kercheval
Keith
Arlington
Lesbia Alexander
Oak View
C. B. Baker
Richmond
W. W. Claggett
Irvan T. O’connell
Loudoun St
Horace McInturff
Washington
Rolland McInturff
S. Laudour St
Pierce
John A. Hancock
Church Periodical Club
E. G. Higginbotham
Noble C. Pierce Sr
S. Stewart Sr
Wisecarver
Lee Brown
N. Loudoun St
Laura Wisecarver
Larry Brown
Ramon Penn
Gregory
Kathy
Jonas Chamberlin
Jock
Jennie McFarland
Maggie Light
E. T. Clark
Emory Larrick
Leonard Levi
Jenny Lynn
Berryville
Jack
William Brown
Lutherville
Community Notices and Visits Highlight Winchester Social Scene
A roundup of social events in Winchester lists Mrs. Stimpson honoring her daughter in law Mrs. Harry F. Stimpson of Dedham Mass, visits from Byrd and Hyde families, a Caribbean cruise by Miss Jane Bickers, and weekend guests including the McInturffs and Browns. Hospital stays include Mrs. Jessie B. Manuel and patient Mrs. Kenneth Rush returning home. Community groups meet Bible class and upcoming visits from Richmond officials accompany funeral and birth announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B
the Cliff
Ormally
Harry F. Stimpson
Dedham, Mass
Winchester
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Lewis Hyde Jr
Joseph Massie Jr
F L. Largent Jr
Rush
Kenneth Rush
Winchester Hospital
Miss Robert Conrad appoints zone leaders for Chest Campaign
Miss Robert Y Conrad was named head of the women's division of the Community Chest campaign with seven zones created. Generals named include Grace Bosserman Zone 1 and Mrs Charles Anderson Zone 2, among others. The group plans house to house canvassing and outreach to small businesses, kicking off November 14 with a final report November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Conrad
Theone
Robert Y. Conrad
F. L Largent
Miss Conrad
Grace Bosserman
Charles Anderson
Conrad
Births Oct 24 in Berryville Front Royal and White Post
Birth notices list a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Mereare Goode of Berryville with Gaile Be the former bio Meare Edwards, a girl for Mr. and Mrs Grayson Elsea of Front Royal with Elizabeth Anderson as the former Miss, a girl for Mr. and Mrs. John Wisc arver of White Post with Mildred Ambrose as the former Miss, and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faircloth at 632 Woodland Ave with Reba Scriggins as the former Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mereare Goode
Berryville
Gaile
Meare Edwards
Grayson Elsea
Front Royal
Elsea
Elizabeth Anderson
John Wisecarver
White Post
Wisecarver
Mildred Ambrose
Earl Faircloth
Woodland Ave
Faircloth
Reba Scriggins
Mirrors Cut Accidents By Using Full Length Mirrors
Frederick S. Kent of the Public Health Service reports at the American Association meeting that full length mirrors on stairs slowed women workers during quitting time. Accidents dropped materially as workers paused to look. Also noted, the fur seal question explains government control of Pribilof skins with Canada taking about 20 percent of the 1949 take and 80 percent of world fur seals breeding there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fredericks. Kent
Public Health Service
The
American Assn
Kent
Pribilof Islands
United States
W. O
Pribilofs
Alaska
Amateur vocal contest at Palace theater crowns Earl Colvin winner
Earl Colvin of Northwestern Gr was the weekly amateur show winner at the Palace theater singing Take Me Out to the Ball Game. Becky Greene placed third. A Halloween costume prize is planned for Saturday. Several other performers failed to win money in last week’s round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Colvin
Northwestern Gr
Palace Theater
Lyne
Berryville Ave
Becky Greene
W. Clifford St
Louis Bachrach
Nancy Bursey
W. Hart
Melinda Dotson
E. James
Virginia Lillis
Betty Ann Lewis
S. Braddock
Elda May Boyce
E. Lane
Nancy Lee Boyce
Highland
Bennie Baker
Berryville
Audry Williams
National Ave
Rita Grim
Loudoun
Betty Welsh
Loudoun St
Cora Lee Bryan
Hilda Barr
Mary Louise McDaniel
W. Cork
Mary Brown
Haddox Row
Loma Rose Hann
Barbara Hockensmith
North St
Marie Martin
Woodland Ave
Phyllis Fansler
Gladdie Mason
Kent St
Bettie Baker
S. Kent
Margie
Maurice Smallwood
E. North St
Evelyn Holmes
E. North
Gore News Highlights Social Visits And Local Notes
Gore Oklahoma area reports shows Mr and Mrs Clifton Garvin of Washington visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Muse. Margene Sirbaugh returns to school after a tonsillectomy. Miss Dye Muse recovering from flu. Mrs Lena Pugh hosts Baptist church group. Azzie Larrick visits Lehew. W Vi Mer and Charles Parrish drive a new Studebaker. Timber Ridge Ladies Aid hosted by Rev Roy Coulter. George Webster of Washington called in Gore. Viola Whitacre visits daughter in law Wingfield. Janie Johnson travels to Winchester to see nephew Raymond Arnold. Harry Oates brings Elizabeth Dale home from hospital incubator stay. PTA meeting draws strong attendance with second grade program. Mrs Jones teaches the class. Rev Walker and wife visit for Baptist church services. Evelyn Omps and Donny spend time with mother on Highland Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Coulter
Timber Ridge
George Webster
Washington
Gore
Viola Whitacre
Roy Wingfield
Janie Johnson
Winchester
Raymond Arnold
Harry Oates
Elizabeth Dale
Wild Geese Heard Heading for South
Donald W. Patton of 1601 S. Loudoun St reported last night that wild geese flew over the city. He heard them honking as they circled above about midnight and estimated the sound lasted five minutes. Residents in Harpers Ferry recently reported flocks heading south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Patton
S. Loudoun St
Patton
Harpers Ferry
Modern Etiquette Qs Answered By Roberta Lee
The guidance covers engagement announcements calling etiquette for brides and grooms families, gifting at christenings, and proper table napkin placement when leaving to dance. It emphasizes the groomed social duties and clear manners for formal meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Lee
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
English lesson notes cover pronunciation of Debenture and common misspellings. It explains fomentation as applying warm substances such as wet cloths and includes a word study on using a word three times to claim it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Two Piece Pattern 4553 By Anne Adams For Fall Wardrobe
Advertises pattern 4553 by Anne Adams for a two piece outfit with slim skirt and collared top with button trim. Size options include 34 through 50. size 36 uses 3 yards of 54 inch fabric. Pattern includes illustrated instructions and a fall winter book offer with hat pattern and fashion tips. Send twenty five cents to pattern department in New York. catalog available for fifteen more cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Oldest church in U S territory Iglesia Porta Coeli San Juan
The oldest church on United States territory is Iglesia Porta Coeli in San Juan Puerto Rico dating to 1511. San Juan also holds the oldest habitable building Casa Blanca built in 1523 for Ponce de Leon's son Luis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Territory
United States
Iglesia Porta Coeli
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ponce de Leon
Luis
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Eadal Tiotes
Les
Chestnut Grove Church
Jin Funkhouser
Blakeley
Charles Town
Doris Hill
Frederick County Club
First Baptist Church
Brook’s
Miss Mathews
O’connells
Chateau
Red Cross
Amattea
General Electric
Pillsbury’s Best
Anderson
Boscawen St
Byrds
Mrs. Stimpson
Jane Bickers
Glaize
Petersburg
Philip Glaize
Katie
McIinturffs
Manuel
Jessie B. Manuel
Kernstown
Bowles
Miami
Garvin Bowles
Rose Hill
Clearbrook
Fla
Alhambra Hotel
Comrade
New Church
Bays
John E. Bays
Roanoke
Lewis Gale Hospital
John Edward Bays Jr
Raydelle Fleming
W. G. Fleming
William A Brown
Gussie Cayton
Strasburg
Alfred Guard
Winches
Lydia E. Pinkham
Palas
Hodgson & Brown
Winchester, Va
By Selby
Lovett Bros
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hill’s
Aldeman
Columbia
Cather
Florida
SBS
Margaret O’brien
Elizabeth Taylors
Timberlake
Oval
Shoecenter
Girard
Perregaux
Hine Witches
Girard-Perregaux
West Boscawen St
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