Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia

We have 3,124,248 pages in Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1949

Page

8

Social notices and engagements from Summit area crowds

Engagement announced Virginia Lafette daughter of Mr and Mrs George Whittington Summit to Leslie R Loras in fall wedding planned. Entertaining couples at Valley service station Camp Wakanda weekend party. WSCS Braddock Street Methodist meets 745 tonight Circle 8 led by Mrs William Reed. Labor Day visits and christening details for Womeldorph Kibler Seabright family members.

Ginia Lafette George Whittington Summitt Leslie R. Loras Cammer Lichliter Claude Cammer Dley Lichliter Harrisonburg Camp Wakanda WSCS Braddock St William H. Reed George L. Smith

Calendar of Events Weekly Civic Meetings and Club Gatherings

September listings show WSCS meetings at Montague and Braddock Streets, Moose and Rebekah units, and executive, Kiwanis, Elks, and Gore HD gatherings. Rotary, Turner Ashby UDC, county HD planning, WCTU, Middletown 4-H, and Young Mother's circle fill the week with demonstrations, reports, and preparations for the fair projects.

WSCS Montague Ave Henry Seal E. J. King Braddock St Moose Clib Moose Hall Rebekah Lodge Women's Civic League W. W. Beattie Lee St Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel Elks Club Gore HD Club Douglas Kern Rotary Club Turner Ashby UDC Noble Pierce S. Stewart St Northern Virginia Power Co WCTU Friends Meeting House Middletown Exhi Young Loudoun St. Presbyterian Church John Greene Watson Ave

Miss Moore Enters Mt Holyoke College Largest Class

Miss Margaret P. Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs E Blackburn Moore of 217 W Boscane St will register at Mount Holyoke college on Sept 27 in the largest entering class in the institution’s 113 year history. She is a graduate of St Catherine’s school Richmond.

Margaret P. Moore E. Blackburn Moore W. Boscane St Mount Holyoke College Miss Moore St. Catherine’s School Richmond

West Point Cadets Visit Washington Residents

West Point cadets spent Labor Day weekend with Midshipman Winfield Scott and Cadet John Fray at the home of Midshipman Sam D. Preston Jr., 448 West Leicester Street, and with Mr and Mrs Charles Shewbridge at 502 West Leicester Street. Gloria and Billy were among the visitors.

William Truitt Gloria and Billy Washington Charles Shewbridge Leicester St Winfield Scott John Fray West Point Sam D. Preston Jr Mrs S. D. Preston

Matterns Move to London via Isle de France

Mr and Mrs Stanley G Mattern and daughter Sally Stewart plan to leave New York for London aboard the SS Isle de France and arrive in Plymouth Sept 13. Mr Mattern will join the American Embassy in London as Post Security Staff Officer. He previously served as FBI special agent and district sales manager for Nash Kelvinator in Chicago. Mrs Mattern is Harriet Krise.

Stanley G. Mattern Sally Stewart London England New York Isle de France Plymouth Mattern FBI Nash Kelvinator Sales Corporation Chicago Harriet Krise

Circle Meeting notices for various church circles tonight and tomorrow

Circle No. 2 meets at 8 with Mrs. A D Mason at 228 Parkway. Circle No. 3 meets at 8 with Mrs. Lee Snapp at 322 E Piccadilly. Circle No. 6 meets at 8 tomorrow with Mrs. V S Printz at 436. Circle No. 7 meets at 8 tonight with Miss Genevieve Fox at E Cork St Ext. Miss Glaize has weekend guest Miss Jessie Fredericks of Vienna and Mr Ed Fredericks of Wheeling spent the weekend with Miss Betsy Glaize at 227 Amherst St. Kirkpatricks spend weekend in Ohio Mr. and Mrs. John F Kirkpatrick and son John Jr at 26 Peyton St spent the weekend with Mrs Kirkpatrick’s mother Mrs H H Coultrap in Cadiz Ohio. Mr Laskey away for Labor Day Mr Henry A Laskey of Fairmont Ave spent Labor Day on Long Island NY with his parents Mr and Mrs H A Laskey of Kingston Pa.

Mr. Bradfield J. Ely Bradfield Barnesville Ohio Ely Bradfield S. Stewart Lutheran Church Lester Sheller Paper Mill Rd Fred Crisman Richards Ave J. A. Richards S. Stewart St Evangeline Ebersole Berryville Ave Rebecca Bell W. Fairfax Lane W. W. Capper N. Washington St J. W. McDaniels National Ave Market St. Methodist Church Circle No A. D. Mason Parkway Lee Snapp E. Piccadilly Circle Dorothy McDonald Red Bud Rd V. S. Printz Braddock St Genevieve Fox E. Cork St Glaize Jessie Fredericks Viennat Ed Fredericks Wheeling W.va Betsy Glaize Amherst St John F. Kirkpatrick John Jr Peyton St Laskey Henry A. Laskey Fairmont Ave Long Island N. Y H. A. Laskey Kingston, Pa

Taylor Family Vacationing in Atlantic City Visit

Mr and Mrs George R Taylor and daughter Patsy from 20 E Ger main St with Miss Elizabeth Webber of Fairmont Ave spent the weekend in Atlantic City. Mrs Charles E Murphy of 19 W Pall Mall St and Mrs Harry Murphy of 671 National Ave returned Friday from Indianapolis where they visited brother William P Coughlin. Coughlin’s condition improved and he was moved home to convalesce at St Vincent’s hospital.

Indianapolis Charles E. Murphy W. Pall Mall St Harry Murphy National Ave William P. Coughlin St. Vincent’s Hospital

Community Notes From Richmond Area

Return to Richmond after visits by Miss Sophia Smallwood and Mrs. Irene Hazelwood who spent days with Harlow Smallwood then toured Ohio Cumberland and Baltimore. WCTU meets 7 45 tonight at Methodist church with officer elections and devotional by Mrs Charlie Wilkins.

Richmond Sophia Smallwood Irene Hazelwood Harlow Smallwood Ohio Cumberland Baltimore WCTU Boyce Wctu Charlie Wilkins

Triple-death Crash Forces Change In Plane Races

Cleveland reports a Berea tragedy at the Thompson trophy meet. Bill Odom died after his F-51 Mustang crashed into a Berea home during the second lap, killing Mrs. Jeanne Laird and her son Craig. Cook Cleland won with a record 397 mph.

Cleveland Bill Odom Odom Jeanne Laird Craig Jacqueline Cochran Cook Cleland Navy Mark Settleland Berea Berea Progressive Citizens League Ben Franklin Air Races Erro Arthur C. Young Berec Young

Goble Jr. Elected to Friendship Fire Co. Membership

Fire Company member Russell R. Goble Jr elected to membership at its monthly meeting amid community support and departmental ceremony.

Russell R. Goble Jr The Friendship Fire Co

Polygamy Challenged by Thai Women Leaders

Bangkok reports Nang Nantaka Suprabhatanand, former Women’s Law Association chair, questions equality for Thai wives as men may take multiple spouses. She notes law defines three wife types, supports divorce rights, and urges women to control their own earnings and property despite traditional limits.

Bangkok Nang Nantaka Suprabhatanand Women’s Law Association Thai Women’s Association Nang Nantaka

Etiquette Q and A on wedding invites and manners

Roberta Lee answers readers on proper card phrasing for an extended family invite and advises separate invitations for each child. A bus date guest should not offer to pay and a man should not insist. Sipping water with food in mouth is poor manners.

Anne Adams Pattern 4733 Sewing Pattern Advertisement

Pattern 4733 in sizes 34 to 50 for 35 inch 3-4 yard contrast. This easy to use pattern is tested for fit and includes illustrated instructions. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams Winches ter Star Pattern Dept for booklet and catalog offer.

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

Lesson In English Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon

Words often misused and mispronounced are outlined with examples. The piece emphasizes omitting of and choosing precise terms while presenting a vocabulary lesson and a note on the word perfunctory. It also mentions glassblowers and their craft, using humor to illustrate descriptive language.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Virginia LaFoliette Miss Kibler Nicodemus Cheyenne Kibler Da = Kibler Berryville Austin Stoubanne Kearneysville W. Va Womeldorph Oward R. Womeldorph Jr H. R.eldorph Market St R. Havermale Mitchell Seabright Lois Kemple Ard Calif Jess R. Kharsi, Jr Cara Nome Brooks’ Pharmacy Mt. Holyoke College Shewbridges Midshipman Matterns Brown Harold G. Brown Virginia Banker’s Association University of Virginia Harry F. Byrd Hagerstown Herbert Watson Mary Lou Marie Alabaugh Virginia Eddie Miller Frank Miller USN Boston Front Royal Winchester Kirkpatricks Mr. Smallwood Arlington Vernon Smallwood Mr. Hummer Moorefield Louis Hummer AAUW Alan W. Perry Greystone Terrace Renate Pflaum Berlin Germany E. T. Clark Pflaum Perry E. E. Harbaugh Richard Kern Charles Marks John Rice Emma Ridgeway Harold Rowe Claude Stickley Seva U.S Lovett Bros N. Loudoun St Aviator Odom Racer Dorothy Gray Gaunt Roberta Lee W. L. Gordon the Commercial & Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hodgson & Brown Optometrists W. Boscawen Haldeman Food Center N. Main St Cather Winchester FurniTure Co Main ST Timberlake Bona Fide Students Winchester Public Winchester City Transit Lines Winchester Plate Glass CO E. Fairfax Lane Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Search Courier

Search the Winchester Evening Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Winchester Evening Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication