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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1941

Page

8

Winchester social and club meetings weekly calendar

Social and personal notes list weekly meetings for Winchester Aerie 824 Fraternal Order of Eagles Rebekah Association Kiwanis Club Am er American Association of University Women branch meeting tonight Civic League luncheon address by Elizabeth Sprouse on nutrition as defense Circle 2 Braddock Street Methodist Church hosts study on Jesus and Social Redemption plans for fall and winter activities noted.

Winchester Aerie No Order of Eagles N. Loudoun The Rebekah Association Odd Fellows Hall Association of University Women Winchester American Association of University Women McSherry Lupton Miller Street Elizabeth Sherman Front Royal T. M. Swann Mary Lou Steele Braddock Street Methodist Church S. Washington Street Jesus John Glaize

Many Local Residents Attend Weiner Roast and Visits

A long list of neighbors and relatives gathered for a weiner roast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Rosenberger at Mt. Williams. Guests included Misses Sally Smoke Ruth Feeley and Anna Jane Cooper, Messrs James Allamong David Allamong Charles Harbaugh and more from Mt. Williams Bloom and Hayfield. In other notes, John F Hoover underwent a hospital operation and several locals planned visits to Washington Baltimore and Miami Florida before Army inductions and travels.

Steve Rosenberger John H. Rosenberger Mt. Williams Sally Smoke Ruth Feeley Anna Jane Cooper Bloom Elsie Rogers Messrs James and David Allamong Charles Harbaugh Hayfield Paul Smoke, Jr le Roy Cooper Thomas Rosenberger Ray Allamong

Federated Council to Resume Meetings This Fall

The Federated Council of Church Women will resume sessions for fall and winter on Friday September 12 at 3 30 p m at the Handley Library. President Mrs W L Dudley asks all members to attend as department reports and other matters will be discussed. The notice also references the Lutheran Church of Our Savior Young Women's Bible Class.

Charles Maxfield John Carper Federated Council Federated Council of Church Women Handley Library W. L. Dudley

Clarke Bundles for Britain Shipment Displayed in Clarke

In Millwood Virginia on Thursday at the Woodbine home of Mrs. C. B. Jones, Bundles for Britain members displayed knitted items to Miss Rosalind Huidekoper for packing at Long Branch. Items included socks scarves sweaters and sea boots.

Millwood Woodbine C. B. Jones Britain Rosalind Huidekoper Long Branch Claldis Shelton Thomas N. Carter George H. Burwell Clay Carr, Jr Richard Whiting Tom Pine Anne Woolfolk Blackwell Air Force Walter Lee

Modern Etiquette Q and A on dining, decorum, mail

A host should step away from the table to the desk and ask politely to rectify a restaurant bill. Wedding car signs are inappropriate and showy. Colored envelope linings are acceptable for delicate correspondence, but avoid transparent tones and use quieter colors.

Berryville Social Events Highlights local visits and departures

Berryville notes summarize Mrs. Horace Smithy and her daughters returning to Charleston after six weeks with Rose Hill owner Mrs. Smithy Sr. and other locals hosting guests from Pittsburgh Duluth Haymarket and Alexandria. Students Miss Charlotte Ann Ramsburg and Miss Josephine Griffith plan study and teaching in Washington while bankers attend Virginia Bankers Conference at UVA.

Berryville Horace Smithy Charleston S.C Smithy Rose Hill Washington Josephine Griffith Washington, D. C Washington School For Secretaries Miss Griffith Stevens College Columbia Elinor Griffith Richmond Misses Griffith Alfred M. Keroot

Neck Flattery Tips For Style And Necklines

The article discusses neck appearance and fashion advice for women. It warns against neck flaws and suggests methods to enhance the neck line with fabrics, avoiding bulky collars, and choosing appropriate neckwear. It emphasizes matching necklines to facial features, coloring, dress, and hairstyle.

Social News Roundup From Clarke County and Nearby

The notices list multiple residents and visitors including Owens, Billy Owens, Ed ward Longerbeam, Mrs John Winter, Miss Roberta Winter, Mrs Howard Hodges Flannery, Miss Ollie Thomas, the Edgar Prices, Clifton Price, Ethel Theodore, B B Jones, Nora More, Lorenzo Lewis Sr and Jr, Floyd Dorsey Jr, Phillips Lee, Frances Osborne and Mary Meade Osborne. Trips to Washington DC, Front Royal Virginia and Winchester Virginia are noted with social visits and hosting relatives and friends.

Phillips Lee Winchester Nancy Coble Frances Osborne Mary Meade Osborne Rockcroft Virginia Beach

Atlantic City visits and Virginia military lanes noted

Mrs. James Riddle and others visit Atlantic City while Lieut Col Griffing heads a Virginia Selective Service boards school in Norfolk. Philip Page Jr begins at Washington and Lee University after visiting Berryville Evanston and Fredericksburg. Sgt Cooley plans maneuvers in Caroline County as Jean Randolph heads to St Margaret's School.

Eloise Randolph Page Washington Clarke Margaret Della Meade Edgewood James Riddle Blackburn Smith E. L. Tessier Atlantic City Joel D. Griffing Selective Service Organization Virginia Norfolk Philip Page Berryville Virginia Page Washington and Lee University Lexington Page Evanston, Ill Fredericksburg Stanton East Donald Cooley 88Th Headquarters Company Fort Meade Maryland Cooley Fort, Meade Caroline County Jean Randolph Percy Randolph Tappahannock, Va St. Margaret's School

Local visitors and illnesses noted in Isaac Creek community

Gordon Trahen of Washington D C spent the weekend with his Isaac Creek relatives. Clint Whitacre of York Pa visited his parents D S Whitacre and family. Oscar Whitacre, son of D S Whitacre, is seriously ill. James Whitacre and daughter Eva visited friends in Pennsylvania. Dorothy Whitacre called on her sister. Cecil Whitacre Annie Johnson Madeline Denny with Freda Keller were visiting. Alice Whitacre attended Sunday evening event.

Isaac Creek Gordon Trahen Washington, D.C Clint Whitacre York D. S. Whitacre Oscar Whitacre Whitacre James Whitacre Eva Pennsylvania Dorothy Whitacre Cecil Whitacre Annie Johnson Madeline Denny Freda Keller Mae Alice Whitacre Reliance C. C. Bowen Bowen Tilden Stickley R. R. Stickley Pauline Benningston Washington, D. C W. M. la Roche Myrtle Keener Watson Park Middletoon Charles Emmert George Hinkins Kline Middletown

Local Notes Highlight Reliance Community Gatherings

Reliance Virginia reports a busy social season with school opening led by Mrs Strickley and Miss Miller at the local institution. Weddings and family reunions including Bowen and Headley groups mark a bustling late summer in the area.

Trone Residents Share Weekend Visits

Mrs. Jesse Pugh of Rock Enon visited her nephew Arthur Pugh on Sunday. Mrs. Gordon Trathen of Washington DC spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Trathen. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett, Mrs. Franklin Baldwin and children also featured in local notices.

Nettie Owens Winchester Claude Owens Owens J. B. Riddick Nancy Baker Riddick Hyattsville, Md Trone Jesse Pugh Rock Enon Arthur Pugh Gordon Trathen Washington, D. C Trathen Roy Bennett Franklin Baldwin

Birthday Party Honoring Mrs Whitlock in Cumberland

James Edward Deane and others from Cumberland Md visited Mr and Mrs Stanley Bennett while Mr and Mrs Lester Bunner hosted a Monday evening gathering. They celebrated Mrs Justa Whitlock of Loom W Va turning sixty five with family and friends including Mr and Mrs Justa Whitlock and numerous relatives and guests.

E. W. Steele Katherine Barton South Boston Crystal Hill Margine Cletus Whitlock Charles Ray Floyd Ira Alvn Whitlock Helen Patterson Lester Bunner John Robert

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Kiwanis Club Sprouse Civic League Elizabeth Sprouse National Defense George Washington John Rosenberger Weiner Hoover John F. Hoover Braddock Street Lee A. Smith Ruby and Donald Purcell Avenue Baltimore William Bell Cameron Street Susan Dillard Birmingham Ala Severa Philip Boyd C. E. Babb Mrs. Babb Miss Mary Bird Elkins W. Va Miss Bird Ocean City Frank N. Hack Memorial Hospital Washington Street Hunter Strowbridge Near Grimes Miami Fla Wilbur Whitlock Elmer Whitlock National Avenue Pvt. Whitlock Meade Biloxia Miss Air Corps Emma C. Williams Morningside Drive Clarksburg, W. Va Lawrence Clark Bufflick Road Charles Rowe Portsmouth Madalene White W.E. Jones Mildred Virginia Jones Bertha Kline New York City Utica N. Y A. T. Baker Juanita Currier Vivian Currier Newporters Charles Massey Cyler Hunt New York T. F. Timberlake City Jane Rhodes Winchester Memorial Hospital Meade Rhodes Sensency Road Niel Babb O. A. Bird C. J. Williamson Allan Bond Mary Maxwell Bond Delaware Ohio Ohio Wesleyan University Joseph Miller Ashland Randolph-Macon College Virginia Henkel A. D. Henkel the Memorial Hospital A. L. Baker Harry Colburn Martinsburg Rowena Jean Baker Ansell Baker, Jr Cleveland, Tenn Miss Baker Mr. Baker Bob Jones College Parker Simmons Montauk Long Island 8. M. Wisecarver South Washington Street Maud Payne High Point N. C R. B. Silman Percy Miller New York State South Cameron Street Pittsburgh Harry Stewart Alma Richmond Ruth Richmond George W. Baugher Elkton, Va C. G. Hook Newport News Anna Stine Kansas City Kansas Sue Barr Fairmont Avenue Mrs Eugene Davis Capon Lake DIAL Sherberts Brooks’ Pharmacy Bostonians Bostonian Huntsberry Young Women’s Bible Class Lutheran Church of Our Savior Good Used Furniture & Stores W. B. Snider & Son N. Cameron St George P. Greenhalgh Mr. Greenhalgh Mrs. Greenhalgh Springsbury Powhatan Greenhalgh Hugh M. Nelson Burwell Jacobs Ome Wilson Kenneth N. Gilpin Tom Clagett Hamilton Camp Meade Charles Lee Burwell Cambridge Mass Robert Striker Mr. Striker Bishop Striker Nathaniel B. Randolph St. Louis Hamilton Page Ardmore Agnes Mary Page Saratoga Arthur Krock Henry Post Mitchell Agnes Mitchell Walm Hare George Oliver Margaret Dole Mrs. Richards Everard K. Meade Irene Randolph the Food Center N. Loudoun St Robert Lee Arch Arnette Dixie Col E. J. Ristedt Jim Williams Ristedts Pittsburg Duluth Minn Col. Ristedt Charlotte Ann Ramsburg D. L. Ramsburg Haymarket Prince William County F. L. Ayler Culpepper Wayne Lewis Ayler Roberta Ayler Rehoboth Beach Virginia Shenk Charley Shenk Louis Stolle Charlottesville Virginia Bankers Conference University of Virginia Stolle First National Bank John Berry Jane Mr. Berry Harry Berry Wiliam B. Kerfoot Renssellaer Polytechnic Institute Troy Kerfoot Alfred M. Kerfoot Wilbraham Academy Edward McC. Williams Airley Mary Lloyd Alexandria James Owens Hugh Owens Donald Coley Lyle Simpson Ernest Elsen Paul Simpson Raymond Shackieford Edward Dixon Thiney Pifer Company Loudoun St Carole Landis Helen Follett John Winter Roberta Winter Winter Trevor Johns Howard Hodges Flannery East Hampton, L. I Ollie Thomas Edgar Prices Clifton Price Schenectady Clifton Prices Skyline Drive Luray Ethel Theodore Harold Scheuer B. B. Jones Audley Farm Mrs. Jones Nora More Milton Valley Lorenzo Lewis, Sr Lorenzo Lewis, Jr Indian Head Floyd Dorsey, Jr Carson Va Mrs. Wells Stella D. Moore Camp Echo Miss Moore Shade Moore Etha Clarke Couny Jean Marshall Garrison Forest School Garrison,“Md Margaretta Whiting Frank B. Whiting Katherine Page Underwood’s Bakery E. Piccadilly St B. Smalts & Son Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Zenith RCA G-E Emerson Shenandoah Valley Miles Music CO W. Boscawen St Valley Pride United Food Stores Barbara Bell Patern Winchester Evening Star Pat
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