Social and Personal Notices From Town Society Section
Friday evening features weekly W O W meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. Engagements announced include Leighton Adair Rapp to William Kenneth Snyder on October 18 in Lynchburg. Multiple local residents celebrate births, showers, and visits, with movements to and from Front Royal, Berryville, Edinburg, Charlottesville, and Newport News.
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E. C. Glassth School
Lynchburg
Stirter
Berry‘ville
Rummage Sale Aids Endowment for Underprivileged Children
The Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital reports a successful two day rummage sale on October 24 and 25. Funds support the Endowment Fund for underprivileged children, including a diphtheria clinic and cod liver oil for school children.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Chanters Meet Tonight at Presbyterian Sunday School
The Chanters will meet tonight at 7.30 in the Presbyterian Sunday School rooms. All members are asked to be present.
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Presbyterian
Halloween Party At Lutheran Church Planned Tonight
Church of Our Saviour Sunday School invites members to a Hallo ween party at 7 PM at the church. Transportation provided to the home of Mr and Mrs Allen Pierson at Castleman's Ferry for games prizes and an engaging program. Prompt departure.
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Church of Our Saviour
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Fresh News Notice Requests Social Events
The Star seeks social personal and club notices. Send details of events to publish as fresh information, either the day before or the day after they occur.
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Star
Miss Ollie Thomas Hosts Luncheon for Mrs. Daniels
Berryville notes a luncheon at The Sign of the Motor Car honoring Mrs. W. A. Daniels with guests including Mrs. A. P. Osborne and Mrs. H. B. Whiting. Visits from Mr. Cather Louthan and plans for a Washington trip are reported along with a Washington marriage of Mrs. Frances Kerfoot Crump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Ollie Thomas
W. A. Daniels
Frances Kerfoot Crump
Arlsey
Washington
Dorsey
Louise H. Kerfoot
E. P. Dorsey
Richmond
Miss Mary O'Fallon Returns From Baltimore Visit
Miss Mary O Fallon returns to Berryville after visiting friends in Baltimore with Mrs Percy Randolph and Miss Annie Stribling. Miss Marie I Crow learns of the death of her brother J Carroll Crow of Oil City Pa. Crow leaves widow and two children Walter Crow and Mrs Isabella Campbell of Oil City. He also leaves sister Mrs Reginald Morrison of Baltimore and brothers Thomas Crow Baker Mont E Clay Crow Norfolk and Edgar Crow Oklahoma.
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Mary O'Fallon
Berryville
Baltimore
Percy Randolph
Annie Stribling
Miss O'Fallon
Marie I. Crow
J. Carrol. Crow
Oil City
Mr. Crow
John T
Isabella Crow
Walter Crow
Isabella Campbell
Miss Crow
Reginald Morrison
Thomas Crow
Baker, Mont
E. Clay Crow
Norfolk
Edgar —. Crow
Oklahoma
Local Residents Set Plans For Weekend Travel And Visits
Mrs. Roy D Ball prepares to leave for Warren Ohio on Saturday after visiting with her mother Mrs W B Pierce of Berryville. Joseph F Moore Jr to sail for Venezuela after spending vacation with his parents. Lieut William B Clagett 88th Infantry Brigade ordered to Sheppard Field Texas and currently on maneuvers with the 29th Division at Morven North Carolina. Mrs David H Allen of Glen Allen visits Washington with her daughter Mrs Henry Reynolds. Mrs Wells A Daniels travels to Washington DC from Berryville to visit before returning to Springfield Massachusetts. Mr and Mrs A F Robertson drive to Charlottesville for University of Virginia business. Mr and Mrs Ralph N Dorsey host Mrs Dorsey’s aunt Miss Anna Moore who has stayed several months at Bloomington.
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Roy D. Ball
Warren
Ohio
Ball
Janet Pierce
W. B. Pierce
Berryville
Joseph F. Moore, Jr
J. P. Moore, Sr
New York City
Venzuela
South America
Wiliam B. Clagett
88Th Infantry Brigade
National Guard
Sheppard Field
Texas
Lieut. Clagett
J. M. H. Clagett
Springfield
Morven
N. C
David H. Allen
Glen Allen
Washington
Henry Reynolds
Wells A. Daniels
Washington, D. C
Mass
Daniels
E. P. Berlin
H. B. Harris
Berlin
Mrs. Daniels
Ralph N. Dorsey
Mr. Dorsey
Anna Moore
Bluemont
Principal street in Montreal Saint Catherine Street
Saint Catherine Street is the principal Montreal street. Saint Lawrence Boulevard forms the division of the city from which intersecting streets are numbered east and west.
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Montreal
Saint Catherine Street
Saint Lawrence Boulevard
Modern Etiquette Doe Roberta Lee Question and Answers
A theater party etiquette note outlines procession order with the hostess guiding guests to seats and walking singly down the aisle. It also advises that a non smoking man entertaining a smoking woman should supply cigarettes, and describes placement of knife and fork on the plate when not in use.
Berryville Social Events in late October gatherings
Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh and Miss Sue Bolling of Charlottes ville return from Harrisburg indoor horse show with a four-horse string from Springsburg stables. They head to New York for Madison Square Garden show with the same string. Several guests at Ellwood include Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert H. Briggs and others from Yonkers New Orleans and Bronxville.
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Berryville
George P. Greenhalgh
Sue Bolling
Charlottesville
Harrisburg
Springsburg
Ehrmine Mitchell
New York
Mr. Greenhalgh
Madison Square Garden
John A. Chew
Virginia
Ellwood
Clarke
Robert H. Briggs
Bronxville
S. L. Viele
Myra Tyler
Yonkers
Chew
James M. Thomson
New Orleans
Social Weekend Guests Visit Washington and Clarke County
Mr and Mrs Arthur Krock of Washington and Clarke county hosted guests over the weekend. Capt and Mrs Ewart Johnston entertained at Clay Hill. Attending were Mr Jonathan Godfrey from Philadelphia, Mrs Ralph Richardson at Rose Cottage, Mr Horace Wetmore, Miss Rosalind Huidekoper, and Dr Hugh Jewett of Baltimore.
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Arthur Krock
Washington
Clarke County
Thompson
Waterbury
Conn
Krock
Ewart Johnston
Clay Hill
Jonathan Godfrey
Philadelphia
Ralph Richardson
Rose Cottage
Horace Wetmore
Rosalind Huidekoper
Hugh Jewett
Baltimore
Derivation of the word bride from Latin Venus link and Anglo-Saxon bryd
The term bride derives from a Latin name for Venus, the goddess of love, and is connected to the Anglo-Saxon word bryd meaning bride. This indicates an inherited fusion of romantic and ceremonial meanings across languages.
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Bride
Venus
Vernon Eddy Named Grand High Priest in Virginia
C Vernon Eddy of Winchester was elected Grand High Priest at a Royal Arch Chapter of Virginia meeting in Richmond. The event marked the chapter's 100th anniversary, with Winchester members traveling to attend.
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Royal Arch Chapter
Virginia
Richmond
Cc. Vernon Eddy
Winchester
Theodore Morris
Ralph Solomon
C. D. Bennett
Lee Miller
Claude Grim
Taylor F. Simpson
C. P. McVicar
J. B. Yates
Step Along in Beauty Parade
Rosemary Lane showcases a becoming hairdo that frames the feminine portrait. The piece urges readers to keep up with fashion, noting hairstyles can be high or low, curly or sleek, and should highlight good points while hiding flaws. It emphasizes consulting an experienced stylist for a flattering design.
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Rosemary Lane
Helen Follett
Community appeal boosts Children’s Home Society support
Winchester and Frederick county volunteers publish an updated donor list for the Virginia Children’s Home Society. They stress that state funds are not used, urges early contributions, and note the local goal remains unmet as needs rise. Chairman Mrs Barton and treasurer Mrs Roszel oversee remittances.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Children’s Home Society of Virginia
Virginia
Richmond
Norman E. Cooper
F. I. Pritchard
Carrie L. Snapp
H. K. Russell
O. L. Jamison
Walter Talbot
Edmonia Grim
Paul P. Glynn
Fred Glaize
Robert T. Barton
J. H. Plood
E. M. Whiting
Miriam K. Watson
J. A. Richard
Fred S. Anderson
Marjorie B. Kremer
J. L. Wright
William B. Snider
Soldiers’ Pay Stuck in Base as MPs Seize Vehicles
Approximately $1,000,000 will be paid to 18,000 soldiers of the 29th division but civilian outings are blocked. General orders bar uniformed men from rides in civilian cars and MPs confiscate vehicle generators found with private autos. Enlisted men return to base with cash but few places to go.
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Cheraw
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Morven
N. C
M. P
State Hospitals Seek Extra Funds for Staff Increases
The State Hospital Board asked the governor for 295 173 to add six staff at mental institutions for the 1942 44 biennium, cutting nurse and attendant hours from 12 to 10 per day. The plan adds 219 nurses and attendants plus ten others in 1942 43 and 1943 44, with totals by facility including Central State Petersburg Eastern State Williamsburg Western State Staunton Southwestern State Marion Lynchburg Colony and Petersburg Colony. The move aims to attract competent personnel amid defense demands, and accompanies an inspection tour set for November 6 to 8.
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Richmond
State Hospital Board
Ard
Advisory Commission
CIO
Central State
Petersburg
Eastern State
Williamsburg
Western State
Staunton
Southwestern State
Marion
Lynchburg Colony
Petersburg Colony
F. W. Gwaltney
Dial 3424 For Your Socials
By dialing 3424 you may announce entertainments guests or travel plans. The Star will publish all such social notices on this page.
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The
Star
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Magnifico
Frank C. Dinger, Jr
Edinboung
Josephine Hutcheson
Joseph C. Hutcheson
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Amelia
James Edward Lester
Newport News
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Harry Shryock
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Stephens City
Lester
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South Boston
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Denis Hoover
Middletown High School
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E. W. Lynn
Front Royal
Memorial Hospital
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Cincinnati
Arthur Shull, Sr
Nations Avenue
F. L. Riefkohl
West Piccadilly Street
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Captain Riefkohl
U. S. Navy
Audrey Shank
Billy
Agney Payne
Lewisburg
W. Va
Edward B. Knight, Jr
Harold Rowe
South Cameron Street
Prank Lynn
Clinton Bowlin and Son
Oliver Lynn
Mary Jean Chauderis
Fairfax Hall
James Chauderis
Millwood Avenue
Louis Grimm
Front Royal Road
J. A. Hotinger
National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
Pinehurst
West
New England
Rennie Marte
Helen Virginia Carper
Harry Wilkinson
Beulah Fletcher
Mr. Wilkinson
Tire Service Co
Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Fea
Huntsberry
Blue Ridge Hunt
William Bell Watkins
Graham Dougherty
Carter Hall
Bellfield
Mt. Hebron
Red Gate
Dandridge
Mt. Airy
Rosney
Mr. Hall
Haldeman’s Creamery
Relph M.ware
Cather Louthan
Tonapau
New
Mr. Louthan
F. L. Aylor
Atlantic City
Gertrude Durant
Aylor
J. P. Hatcher
Hamilton
A. F. Robertson
Mr. Robertson
University of Virginia
Gow
Fun
W. B. Snider & Son
N. Cameron St
DIAL
Roberta Lee
Walter Lee
James C. Breckenridge
W. B. Grove
Imogene Thomson
Turner Lewis
Anne B. C. Moore
L. M. Allen
Agnes
Mary Page
Saratoga
Bridge
Douglas Crocker
Fitchburg
Nathaniel Randolph
St. Louis
C. Vernon Eddy
Kathleen ‘Moore Knight
Edna Ferber
Mr. Bunting
Robert Greenwood
Mary Ellen Chase
Shen. Valley
Pffer & Phone
Ompany
Hallowe’en
N. Loudoun Sh
Styl-Eez
N. Loudoun St
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
E. Piccadilly St
Tre Food Center
Cash & Carry Grog
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Northern Virginia Power CO
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
Blue Ridge
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Martinsburg, Hagerstown
N. Braddock St
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