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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1944

Page

7

Engagements and social notices from Norfolk and surrounding areas

Mrs. William James of Oxford announces the engagement of their daughter Venable to the Rev Maxwell Field Jr of West Virginia. Other notices mention family visits, a birth, a trip to Hot Springs, a social gathering at Winchester Memorial Church, and circle meetings with a study on Sacredness of Money led by Rev T M Hawkins.

William James Oxford N. C Maxwell Field, Jr Ener Whetsel Dora Brill T. M. Hawns

Brooks Pharmacy Ad Promises Better Education Tools

An ad from Brooks Pharmacy markets GOOL SUPPLIES including pens pencils tablets notebooks paper ink rulers and other school tools. It claims students will achieve higher marks with better educational tools.

GOOL Legionality Brooks’ Pharmacy

Memorial Hospital Staff Visit Open Forum with Sister Kenny

Miss Virginia Hollar and Miss Mary Katherine Aulick attended the Open Forum at the Statler Hotel in Washington along with Hamilton, superintendent, to hear Sister Elizabeth Kenny discuss her polio treatment. Kenny described her early life in Australia, with demonstrations and discussions among medical leaders.

Me Hamilton Memorial Hospital Virginia Hollar Mary Katherine Aulick Martha. Ferguson Washington Statler Hotel Elizabeth Kenny Miss Kenny Kenny Australia

Ladies Aid of Jubilee Church to Meet Wednesday

The Ladies Aid of Jubilee Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at one o clock at the home of Mrs. Luther Riggleman near Stephens City. Mr. and Mrs. O rear of St. Louis Mo are visiting in the city. Capt Largent returned to Camp Pickett Va after a week with his parents on South Stewart street. Naomi Hovermale Lawyer and Charles Julian Fawcett wed September 2 in Riverside Church Bergton Va Rev B F Spitzer officiating. The brides suit was blue with white accessories. They will be at home at 1204 Berryville ave.

Ladies Aid of Jubilee Church Luther Riggleman Stephens City O’rear City Mrs. Miller St. Louis, Mo Largent Camp Pickett Rinald Largent Mrs Brady Largent South Stewart Street Fawcett A. H. Hovermale Ridge W. Va Naomi Hovermale Charles Julian Fawcett Clark Lucy Grimm Fawcett Opgenon Riverside Church Bergton, Va B. F. Spitzer Albert Muller Arlington Berryville Muller 8. B. Brown Crown Henry Kerfoot Henry Kerfoot, Jr Bettie Kerfoot John Summers Johnny Summers, Jr Pat Summers Charleston Summers Charlotte N.C Roberta Winter Hildegarde Wright Miss Winter John D. Winter Oak Ridge, Tenn Charles Wright Decatur, Ga

W S C 8s Meet and Circles Resume at Methodist Churches

The Macedonia W S C 8S meets Wednesday at 2 30 at 602 South Cameron with Mrs George Flue as devotional leader. Market Street W S C 8 Circles resume meetings tonight at 8 with Circle 2 at 108 East Leicester Circle 3 at 333 Kerr Circle 4 at 381 East Piccadilly Circle 5 at 309 Highland. Virginia Russell and Dorothy deGrange depart for Washington after a weekend with parents in Winchester. Lieut Rhett Everhart and Miss Jennie M Hutchins marry August 25 at 8 p m in Burlington Vermont. ceremony by Rev T J Hawkins. couple guests of Mrs Pearl Everhart in the George Washington Hotel. Lieut Everhart returns to the Southwest Pacific. Mrs Charles Strosaider and daughter visit Cpl Lawrence Grim’s home.

Market Street Church Market Street Circle No Misses McFarland Highland Avenue Everhart Jennie M. Hutchins Burlington Philadelphia Rhett Everhart T. J. Hawkins South Washington St Lieut. Everhart Pearl Everhart George Washington Hotel Southwest Pacific

Local Social News Roundup From Winchester and Vicinity

Gallery of brief notes: Mrs Eustaphieve spent Labor Day weekend in Berryville with sister Mrs Bayard Stevens. Dr and Mrs Allen attended a Warrenton horse show and left for Norfolk. Several residents headed to Norfolk, Baltimore, or Washington for visits, hospital stays, or family visits. Descriptions include Miss Krug improving in Memorial Hospital and Miss Browne returning to Washington after Winchester visit.

B. L. Eustaphieve Nancy —Eafter Berryville Mlle Bayard Stevens L. M. Allen Warrenton

Berryville Stores To Close On V-Day

Officials plan a V-Day observance in Berryville and Clarke county with variable store hours. If Germany surrender signals occur before 7 a.m. stores stay closed. between 7 a.m. and noon they close by noon. 12 noon to 3 p.m. they close as soon as possible. After 3 p.m. on weekdays except Saturday they close at 6 p.m. and remain closed the following day. on Saturday they stay open to regular closing time.

Berryville Clarke County Germany

Berryville Social News Highlights Weekend Visits

Berryville residents and visitors fill weekends with family travel and gatherings. Notables include Mrs. E P Dorsey returning to Richmond, Commander Tom White and Mrs White in town, and the Mullers visiting Arlington. Several Berryville church members attended a conference in Charles Town. A birth announced for Camile Timberlake, daughter of Commander and Mrs Frank Timberlake of Los Angeles.

Commander Frank Symmeéra Timberlake Los Angeles Calif Camille Timberlake Commander Timberlake J. M. H. Clagett Secmetend Berryville

Local residents visit relatives during Labor Day weekend

Mrs. J. F. Morrow and son Mallory Morrow of Coshoc ton O& visited Ber ryville as guests of Mrs. Morrow's brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark. The Clarks hosted others including Mrs. Clark's brother C B Mallory of Staunton and Mrs. C P Marlowe and her son Levi Marlowe of Alexandria VA. The LaVelles joined Labor Day visits in Washington and Mrs. William Levi returned from Lexington KY after visiting her daughter Mrs. J. P. Laflee. Janet Long, Red Cross field director, met with Clarke County chapter leaders.

J. F. Morrow Mr. Mallory Morrow Coshocton Berryville Mrs. Morrow Henry Clark Clarks Clark C. B.mallory Staunton C. P. Marlowe Levi Marlowe Alexandria Andrew LaVelle the LaVelles Washington, D. C William Levi Lexington J. P. Laflee Janet Long American Red Cross Fastern Clarke County The

Mrs Zula Smith Dies Suddenly in Washington

Mrs Zula Smith 52 widow of William and Smith of Gore died in Emergency Hospital Washington after a sudden illness. A Brandon Miss native, she lived in Gore for sixteen years and in this city seven years before moving to Washington. She is survived by son William E. Smith and daughter Miss Zula H. Smith of Washington, plus several brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be at Hysong Funeral Home Washington Thursday morning with graveside rites at Mt Hebron Cemetery at two o'clock.

Zula B Smith William & Smith Gore Washington Brandon North Washington Street William E. Smith Zula H. Smith Lorene Sarr Herbert B. Berryhill U. S. Navy Roy Berryhill Portsmouth Ethel Baker Anna Aiman Gulfport Miss Guy Berryhill Houston Tex Hysong Funeral Home Mt. Hebron

Japanese Diplomat With Hitler at Berlin War Conference

Berlin radio reported Adolf Hitler met yesterday with Japanese Ambassador Hiroshi Oshima for a long discussion on topical questions between the two nations and their common conduct of the war. German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop attended the talks.

Associated Press Berlin Adolph Hitler Hiroshi Oshima Federal Communications Commission Joachim von Ribbentrop

Bomb Attack Returns Over London After Brief Quiet

London reports a fresh air raid as German robot bombs strike London and southern England just before daybreak. Casualties and damage are confirmed by a brief official statement.

London Britain England

Mrs Noah Haines Dies In Clarke County Rites Wednesday

Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Drusilla Haines widow of Noah Maines who died Sunday night at the home of her son in Berryville. She was born in Maryland on April 12 1662 and belonged to St James Lutheran Church in Hampshire County West Virginia. Surviving children include Mrs Clara Smaltz Mrs Bila Whitacre Mrs Delia Carlisle Mrs Verna Hookap on Bridge West Virginia Clint Haines Mrs Gertie Frye Verlin Haines and Mrs Armen t Carrier and Cecil Haines employed on the Aleutian Islands. Twenty four grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren also survive. Interment will be in the Quaker Cemetery Hampshire County.

Drusilla Haines Noah Maines Marvin Carlisle Berryville Haines Maryland St. James Lutheran Church Hampshire County W. Va Clara Smaltz Hagerstown

Winchester High School Couple Tied By Duty Abroad

A Winchester High School man serves overseas while his wife, formerly Miss Rieman Recher of this city, resides in New York City awaiting his return. The couple remains connected through distant service and shared hometown ties.

Winchester Miss Rieman Recher New York City

Pvt. James Swartz Reported Seriously Wounded in France

Mrs. Ellen L. Swartz of 23 Indian Alley was notified by the War Department that Pvt. James F. Swartz, 33, was seriously wounded in action in France on August 16. Inducted October 2, 1943, he trained at Camp Croft and served in the infantry overseas after D-Day. He married Helen Anderson in 1936 and has a two year old son, Charles.

Ellen L. Swartz Indian Alley War Department James F. Swartz France Pvt. Swartz Army Camp Croft 8. C Normandy National Fruit Product Company Walter Swartz Braddock Street Helen Anderson Charles

Parsons Promoted to Major in Southwest Pacific

Word arrives that Captain John B. Parsons has been promoted to major. He is stationed in New Guinea after over eighteen months in the Southwest Pacific theater and previously served as athletic coach at Handley.

John B. Parsons Major Parsons New Guinea Southwest Pacific Handley

Famous Cathedral Under Guard

In New York on September 5 a special police detail guarded St. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue after FBI agent E. E. Conroy reported receiving a written threat. The note warned that explosives would be planted on the 60th street side.

New York Patrick’s Cathedral Fifth Avenue E. E. Conroy FBI St. Patrick’s Cathedral 60Th Street

Word Puzzle Prompt Aims For Matching Terms

Clues list requests synonyms for 45 to 52 with actions such as perform humiliate crawl whole range ver dregs places prosecute judically devour. Provide concise答案 matching each clue to suitable word equivalents.

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