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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1949

Page

8

Jr Century Club Set to Sponsor Play at Hand-5 Auditorium

Whittington lay is to be staged at the Hand-5 auditorium at 3 30 pm on Nov 23 with Seaman ap USN of 4118S Loudoun St aboard Hamilton Inlet. Exercises will continue for four weeks with about ten days in Canadian waters. Electric Utilities conference in Atlanta this week. Donald Cooper emergency appendectomy. son of Mr and Mrs Charles Huff of 213 N Loudon St. condition satisfactory. Sgt Alpen Lee Cooper discharged after Alaska duty. plans to study in Iowa in January.

Whittington Lay Ap Usn Loudoun St Donald Cooper Charles Huff N. Loudon St Ester Hospital Sgt. Cooper Sgt Alpen Lee Cooper Alaska Aet Mary Koons Iowa

Calendar of Events Highlights in Virginia Churches

The schedule lists a 6:30 craft session, 8 p m mass meeting at Christ Episcopal with Bishop Robert F. Gibson as speaker, a Wesley Fellowship gathering at 112 Latane Street, a 7 p m rummage sale on October 28, and a second rummage sale at the building on October 29 sponsored by Woodmen of the World.

Christ Episcopal Church Robert F. Gibson Virginia Wesley Fellowship Braddock St. Methodist Church Shirley Bly Latane St Woodmen of the World

Doll Exhibit Weekend Draws Northern Virginia Visitors

A doll tea and sale at Hill Top the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bentley Gregg near Lincoln will showcase 1860s era dolls from Mrs. Gregg’s prized collection. Proceeds go to St Peters Episcopal church guild with Mrs. Robert G. Kirkwood chairing and a team of volunteers handling reception and sales.

Hill Top Bentley Gregg Lincoln Grege Virginia Robert G. Kirkwood Cc Eeeate Harvey M. Ball Dorothy. Smith Philip F. L. Ayler Ne Wilson St. Peters

Local nuptials and community notices from area papers

Mrs J W Crider attended the wedding of Blanche Gould Wiest daughter of Mrs Ida Wiest and the late John Wiest of Gerrardstown to Mr Elridge Winn Barnes of Middleway W V in Hagerstown Monday. Beverly Cooper hospitalized in Newton D Baker hospital for six weeks remains stable. Halloween Carnival tonight at Bunker Hill school with PTA sponsored events and costume prizes.

J. W. Crider Blanche Gould Wiest Ida Wiest John William Wiest Gerrardstown Elridge Winn Barnes Middleway W. Va Hagerstown Bunker Hill PTA

Patsy Keckley Engaged To Wed

Mr and Mrs Clyde J Keckley announce the engagement of their daughter Patsy Keckley. The wedding will take place in December.

Patsy Keckley Clyde J. Keckley Rt. 3 Patsy Pare

Births Reported in Stephens City Front Royal and Warren County

Newborns include a boy to Mr and Mrs Frank Welch of Stephens City with wife Jessie M Madigan as mother also a boy to Mr and Mrs Richard Park inson Rt 2 with Gwynn Lewis as mother and a girl to Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson Front Royal Rd with Jeque lin Perry as mother and Jean E Rhodes as former name of the mother.

Frank Welch Stephens City Welch Jessie M. Madigan Richard Parkinson Rt. 2 Parkinson Gwynn Lewis Jack Anderson Front Royal Rd Anderson Jequelin Perry Ana Jean E. Rhodes

Learn the Art Of Letter Writing booklet offer

An advertisement promotes a Modern Letter Writing booklet with a hundred model forms covering all kinds of correspondence and envelope addressing. Priced at 20 cents postpaid, order via the Winchester Star Information Bureau in Washington DC with payment enclosed.

Winchester Star Information Bureau Eye St N. E Washington, D. C

Siler Notes and Local Sociales Oct 27

Siler Oct 27 notices report Edward Brannon ill at home with a sister and brothers hosting a surprise party. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Harry DeHaven, Rev J R Hinkle and family, and Rev C B Larrick taking a new supply role at North Frederick charge. Othella DeHaven at Shenandoah Apple Plant. Henry A DeHaven at Bearthwaite Cannery apple butter work.

Siler Edward Brannon Approxien Wit W. Va Harry Eves Edgar Shirley Winchester J. R. Hinkle Parker H. Maury C. B. Larrick North Prederick Harry DeHaven A. L. DeHaven Harry Kerns Martinsburg Othella DeHaven Shenandoah Henry A. DeHaven Bearthwaite Anele

Millwood social notes show a busy visiting schedule

Mrs Thomas Byrd of The Cliff hosts Byrd family visits while daughter-in-law Mrs Harry Stimpson of Boston arrives. Guests meet Saturday. various locals travel to Knoxville Boston New York and Virginia for family events and reunions.

Thomas B. Byrd the Cliff Mr. Byrd Harry F. Stimpson Boston Mich Peninsular Sidney Miller Percy Dodge Detroit

Social notes from Millwood area guests and visits

Mrs Charles Le of New ant hosted Mr and Mrs B O F Randolph for several days last week. Families including the Nelsons, Mitchells of The Glen, Greenhalghs of Springsbury and Shan Hill hosted and traveled to Richmond Toledo and Upperville. Capt Clagett and Capt and Mrs George Getty of Alexandria were among weekend visitors at Vint Hill Farm and nearby homes.

Charles le of Newant B. O'’F. Randolph Roland G. Mitchell Agnes Mitchell the Glen Richmond Henry Post Mitchell George P. Greenhalgh Jr Shan Hill R. H. Dulaney Randolph Old Welbourne Upperville Thomas B Lewis Burwell Meade Vint Hill Farm Capt. Clagett George Getty Alexandria Robert Allen Robert A Fairfax Shaw Hill Burwell Jacobes

Mayor Protest Over U S Troop Misconduct in Nuernberg

Nuernberg Germany October 27 Mayor Dr Otto Ziebill says he will protest to U S authorities over frequent molestation and beatings of German civilians by occupation troops. City councilmen authorize the protest noting many German women avoid streets after nine at night and doctors making night calls have been harassed.

Nuernberg Germany Otto Ziebill U. S Ziebill United States

Polio Cases Decline Ninth Week in Row

The Public Health Service reported a ninth straight weekly drop in new infantile paralysis cases. For the week ending October 22, 1948, 1,148 cases were recorded, down from 1,207 the prior week and 1,078 in the comparable 1948 period. Total cases year to date show 37,087, with 22,588 recorded in 1948.

Washington Public Health Service

Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon

Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon discusses pronunciation and common misspellings of moccasin and gyrate. It defines synonyms and urges daily vocabulary growth with a focus on the word vituperative and its correct articulation.

W. L. Gordon

Tax-free NSLI dividend for veterans’

The dividend paid on National Service Life Insurance will not be taxable income under the Federal income tax law.

National Service

Modern Etiquette Q and A on dining timing and hosting

The piece asks when to reserve exceptions for social events and who sets deadlines, then answers with etiquette guidance. It notes a hostess should wait twenty minutes for a late guest before serving dinner and explains spoon placement for coffee as part of tableware etiquette.

Potatoes Sprout Inhibition Powder Market Claim

The Department of Agriculture notes several powders sold for storage use claim to prevent potato sprouting. These products are powders rather than sprays and are marketed to extend shelf life.

Department of Agriculture

Dress pattern 4528 for sizes 12 20 with two yards fabric

Abana helps with a simple to sew dress pattern 4528 in sizes 12 through 20 using two yards of 54 inch fabric. Features a plunging neckline back ripple skirt and hip flaps with illustrated instructions. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Winchester Star New York requests name address zone size and style number.

Anne Adams Care Winchester Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Pilgrimage to Rome Reaches Two and a Half Million

The article notes that about two and a half million people joined the Holy Year pilgrimage to Rome, highlighting the scale of the event and public participation.

Rome

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