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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1941

Page

8

Community Notices and Social Doings in Winchester

Weekly meetings for Winchester Aerie No 824 and the Rebekah Association at local halls highlight midweek social activity. Miss Gertrude Dennis Bride of Mr Carl Lewis wed at First Baptist Church with Rev E T Clark officiating. couple to reside in Winchester. Various residents visit relatives and attend weekend gatherings in nearby towns and cities.

Winchester Aerie No Order of Eagles Loudoun Rebekah Association Odd Fellows Hall Gertrude Dennis Carl Lewis Berryville John Kuykendall Keyser W. Va Carl M. Lewis Winchester Howard J. Lewis First Baptist Church E. T. Clark Lewis Annabelle Winchester Woolen

Birthday Parity at Halloween Party Honors Miss Marker

A Friday night Halloween celebration at the Linden Singhass cottage honored Miss Mary Gay Marker a Harrisonburg State Teachers College student. Attendees included Misses Lillian Snyder Katty Venable Frances Scrivner Janice Rockwell Anna Marie DeHaven Thelma Jones Zoe Lemely Rhodelle Whitacre and Messrs Dan Metz Billy Brumback Roy Bayliss Henry Cline Chester Rockwell Lester J Lester Singhass and others. Nearby ceremonies included a October 18 wedding of June Shillingberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Shillingberg Welltown at Sacred Heart in Frederick Maryland. The bride wore a green velvet dress with a corsage of gardenias. The couple will reside in East Falls Church. Herman Plumly and Ester Wellborn welcomed a daughter at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs William Butler Rectortown welcomed a daughter at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Butler was formerly Margaret White.

Mary Gay Marker Linden c. Singhass Miss Marker Harrisonburg State Teachers College Lillian Snyder Katty Venable Francs Scrivner Janice Rockwell Anna Marie DeHaven Thelma Jones Zoe Lemely Rhodelle Whitacre Messrs Dan Metz Billy Brumback Roy Bayliss Henry Cline Chester Rockwell Lester J Lester Singhass Irvin Marker Wand Singhass Charles Shillingberg Welltown June Gervias Sewell East Falls Church Frederick Er Savern

Watkins Family Vacation Return From Southern Trip

Mr and Mrs B L Watkins and daughter Janet Gay return home from a week long vacation visiting relatives in Crewe Blackstone Atkinson Lau Tel Berkeley Springs and Washington area with family and friends including Mrs W C Draucker Mrs T C Atkinson Mrs J A Kelbaugh Lloyd Ockey William Payne Abney Payne and others.

Watkins B. L. Watkins Janet Gay Crewe W. C. Draucker William Lloyd Watkins Blackstone T. C. Atkinson Lau- Tel J. A. Kelbaugh Berkeley Springs W. Va Watkins’ Arents Lloyd Ockey C. W. Bell Washington George Clark

Miss Wilma Bell Shepherd Weds George Noble Welch at Old Chapel

Miss Wilma Bell Shepherd and George Noble Welch of Akron Ohio wed in a simple ceremony at Old Chapel near Berryville on Saturday afternoon. Rev A O Lyons officiated as the couple, who toured Clarke County for their license, chose the historic church famed as the oldest Episcopal church west of the Blue Ridge.

Wilma Bell Shephard George Noble Welch Akron Ohio Old Chapel Berryville A. O. Lyons Berryville Methodist Church Clarke County

Miss Nancy Byrd Turner to Lecture in Winchester

Miss Nancy Byrd Turner daughter of Rev. Byrd Thornton Turner and Nancy Harrison Turner and granddaughter of David Holmes Conrad will lecture at the Episcopal Church house in Winchester on November 7 at 8 o clock. She began writing young and has contributed to The Youth's Companion Atlantic Monthly Scribner's Ladies Home Journal and English magazines. She now writes near Richmond and lectures, blending charm insight and humor.

Nancy Byrd Turner Winchester Episcopal Church House Byrd Thornton Turner Nancy Harrison Turner David Holmes Conrad Virginia Maryland Hannah More Academy Baltimore The Youth's Companion Boston

Winchester Little Theatre to stage The Vinegar Tree charity show

The Winchester Little Theatre plans a November 26 1941 performance of The Vinegar Tree at the Winchester Armory. New board outlines two innovations with all profits to Bundles for Britain and a community center venue. John J Williams directs and the cast includes famed stage figures. tickets available at Miller Drug Store.

Winchester Little Theatre, Inc Winchester Armory Little Theatre Winchester Little Theatre Armory John J. Williams Mr. Williams Britain Miller Drug Store The Ethel Joliffe Bennett McCarthy Ralph Hardy Neville Stephenson Ian MacCallum

Freshman Bernelle Davidson Joins Madison College Choral Club

Miss Bernelle Davidson daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Davidson a Madison College freshman has won tryouts for the Choral Club and will be admitted this quarter.

Bernelle Davidson H. E. Davidson Madison College

Mice Surprise Workers At County Agent Office

Novata Oklahoma October 28. Dorothy McGee Frances Deen and Mrs Marie Liston found a small package addressed to all three at the county agent office. They opened it and three mice leaped out creating a startled scene at the office.

Novata Okla Dorothy McGee Frances Deen Marie Liston

Side-Stepping Beauty Griefs for a Good Soldier in Life

A 1930s style guidance piece advises women to adopt a forward looking beauty routine and emotional restraint. It stresses daily cleansing, protection from fatigue and dust, and minimal nagging behavior, arguing that calm, well managed homes help preserve health and youthful appearance.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad posts strong nine months income rise

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports net income of 17,891,207 for the nine months ended September 30, up from 1,110,380 for the same period in 1940. September earnings reached 2,742,804 versus 983,489 in 1940.

Baltimore Baltimore Ad Ohio Railroad

Modern Etiquette Q and A on Calling Etiquette

A series of etiquette questions covers announcing visits to a woman at her apartment, decorations for dinners, and handling an invitation when the husband would be displeased. The guidance emphasizes notifying the woman through a hall boy, using simple decorations, and the husband attending to conceal his displeasure after acceptance.

Ulyss

Three Killed In Auto Crash Near Aberdeen Maryland

Three people were killed and two seriously injured when a car crashed into a concrete culvert on route 40 south of Aberdeen early today. Mrs George Thomas Travis of Elkridge and her year and a half old son died instantly. an unidentified boy about 16 died later at Haford Memorial Hospital. Travis and his five year old daughter were hospitalized with injuries including a possible fractured skull and a leg fracture.

Havre DE Grace Aberdeen George Thomas Travis Elkridge Haford Memorial Hospital Travis

Friends House Open For Local Knitters

The Friends House at Piccadilly and Washington will open from 10 30 to 12 noon Wednesday for anyone needing yarn for Red Cross workers. All finished knitted garments must be at the Friends House by 12 o'clock noon Monday November 3.

Friends House Piccadilly Washington Street Red Cross

Local Residents Guest List Highlights Weekend Visits

Middletown Virginia reports visitors and new arrangements as Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miller of Winchester move into an apartment on Church street. Several families including the Martins, Kleins, Seaton and Callum groups plus guests from Wilkinsburg and Fairfax share weekend visits and hosting duties.

Robert Boyd University of Virginia Fred Boyd North Washington Street Middletown Stanley Miller Winchester Carl O'Leary Church Street R. V. Martin Patricia Cal- Peper M. Earl Kline Carroll Seaton George Seaton George Callum Clark Kline Washington Carl Evans Laurie Jean Richard Donnie Wilkinsburg D. H. Glenn Martha Reely Fairfax James T. Reely Mary Baker Alexandria Ben E. Rogers

Local mailman leaves estate for crippled children home

Charles Ellsworth Parsons who delivered mail in Mount Gilead left $79,972 to Morrow County to found a home for crippled children on his 80 acre farm. He died last month after thirty years serving rural routes. The bequest directs creation of the child welfare home on his property.

Mount Gilead Charles Ellsworth Parsons Morrow County

Labrador Kennels Impress in Burwell Nebraska Estate

Dr. R S Cram's Labrador retrievers head a 15 acre Burwell kennel estate with steam heat, hard floors, electric lights and baths. Henry Ford sought the Senate nomination in 1918, winning the Democratic ticket but losing the general election.

Burwell Neb R. S. Cram Henry Ford Senate

Record of Brief Lockport Federal Court Session

In Lockport New York on October 28 a federal court held a regular session lasting under one minute with no cases assigned making it a near vacant docket for the 19 year running pattern.

Lockport N. Y Barbara Bell

Noble Experiment in Fort Scott Barn Ends in Milking Help Joke

John Hall stalled a radio in his barn and the cows linger after milking. Hall admits the real aim was to persuade his wife and daughter to assist with milking, a plan he calls a rank failure.

Fort Scott Kas John Hall Hall

Electric bills paid as village expects dividend clue

In Crafton Ohio October bills arrived for electricity consumers but all were marked paid. The Lorain County village Board of Public Affairs has declared a dividend for the third time in two years, indicating surplus funds.

Crafton Lorain County

Treasury Daily Receipts and Debt Status Report

Treasury updates show receipts for Oct 25 at 13.37 million while expenditures total 75.26 million. Gross debt stands at 53.10 billion dollars with the daily balance and carryovers reflecting the government finance posture.

Washington the Treasury

What is a runcible spoon

A runcible spoon is a fork with three broad prongs broad tines one with a sharp edge curved like a spoon used for pickles.

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