Civic League hears Chief Petty Officer Carl Campbell
The Women’s Civic League met at Chanticleer Inn for a fall luncheon and heard Carl Campbell a recently discharged Chief Petty Officer give a vivid account of his 3.5 years in the Navy with two years at sea aboard four carriers including the Essex Lexington Yorktown and Ran. He described carrier sizes flight decks and fuel consumption and recounted Tokyo raids and the bravery of sailors. The talk emphasized freedom and duty and closed with a quote from a service member. A brief business session appointed Mrs. Wilbur M Krise as Negro Day Nursery Committee chair and set the next meeting for the first Friday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanticleer Inn
Women’s Civic League
Episcopal Parish
Carl Campbell
Aiscthare
Navy
Campbell
Atlantic
Rana Essex
Lexington
Yorktown
Essex
Tokyo
Okinawa
Kell
Ticonderoga
E. G. Rusk
Wilbur M. Krise
Negro Day Nursery Committee
League
Jane Rhodes Weds St King Stone in Middleburg Church
Mrs. Crouch Rhodes announces the marriage of her daughter Jane to St King Stone of Warrenton Va. The ceremony at the Episcopal Church in Middleburg occurred September 1 with a small reception. The groom is an 1938 Valley Forge graduate who served in the 82nd Airborne and is now stationed in Blackstone. the couple will live there after a brief Virginia Beach honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouch Rhodes
Winchester
Jane
St. King Stone
Warrenton
Episcopal Church
Middleboung
Mary Washington and Dumbarton Colleges
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W.va
St. Stone
Sterling Larrabee
Valley Forge Military Academy
South America
France
States
82Nd Airborne Division
Virginia Beach
Blackstone
Musical at Mountain View hosted by Funkhouser family
Mr and Mrs Ernest Funkhouser entertained many friends at Mountain View with string and vocal music including the Hershman Quartet and Irma Hockman on piano. Guests from Washington DC to Baltimore enjoyed cake ice cream and fruit punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Funkhouser
Cédar Creek
Mountain View
Hubert Hershman
Herbert Smoke
Fred Unger
Carroll Uuger
Lucy Bell
Madelyn
Genevieve Long
Hershman
Irma Hockman
Strasburg
Carroll Unger
Jimmy Keller
Ruth Smith
Boyd Unger, Jr
Misses Long
Fred Heishman
Hubert Heishman
Cecil Hockman
Myrtle Hockman
Vera
Nancy Brumback
Janice Brumback
Masters Thurman
Carl Brumback
Jack Rust
Meetings Of Interest Here
Local groups announce several gatherings this week including the Golden Rule Bible Class joining a forum group on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Sunday School building Assembly Room. Turner Ashby Chapter UD of C meets Thursday at 3 at Mrs Nobie C Pierce home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clauss
Braddi Aaist Ehurch
Forum Group
Garland R. Quarles
C. C. Gough
Eer Se
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Nobie C. Pierce
South’ Stewart Street
Red Cross Production Schedule and Locations
Knitting work is done at home with yarn and instructions available from Mrs. R. E. Griffith or Mrs. J. R. Yerby by phone. Sewing work is in the Episcopal Church House workroom with hours Thursday 10 am to 5 pm. Surgical dressings are prepared at Presbyterian Church Annex with quotas of 5000 per week and in-workroom requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Griffith
J. R. Yerby
Episcopal Church House
West Boscawen Street
Presbyterian Church Annex
Red Cross Office
Miss Lindsey Leaves For Stephens College Freshman Year
Miss Jane Carey Lindsey of Boyce Clarke county left Hagerstown Maryland for Stephens College Columbia Missouri to begin her freshman year. She is a Berryville High School graduate from June 1945. Wisconsin resident visits Winchester and other brief notes record Miss Betty Scott Hengeldal and family travels and Sgt Cooper furlough news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Carey Lindsey
James Lindsey
Boyce
Clarke County
Hagerstown
Stephens College
Columbia
Miss Lindsey
Berryville High School
Betty Scott Hengevald
Westhampton College
University of Richmond
County Woman Grows Big Tomatoes
The Star reports Mrs. Lillie Marple of Frederick County grew a Yellow Beefsteak tomato weighing nearly two pounds. She planted 100 plants and now has 200 more producing similarly large fruit. A youngster delivered the specimen in a pasteboard box, found by Lucy Lavender of 106 W Cecil Street. The bird was likely a young game bird and was advised to be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Marple
Frederick County
Lucy Lavender
W. Cecil Street
Readjustment allowance under GI Bill debated by Major Nial
Washington readers weigh the GI Bill readjustment allowance amid questions of unemployment pay and future bonuses. Major Nial explains the deduction rule and the meaning of suitable work for ex service men facing two choices: take any job or claim readjustment benefits. A proposed bill would guarantee 26 a week for a year whether employed or not, prompting debate over what counts as a true readjustment allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bac
Congress
Reconversion and Veterans Hiring Prospects
The article notes veterans may be among first laid off as reconversion begins. It argues suitable work offers permanence and that GI Bill readjustment allowances could provide financial support until steady employment is found.
Held Rites Today For H. Lee Hiett
Funeral services were held in Falls Church Virginia for H Lee Hiett age 67 a former Winchester resident who died Sunday at the home of Mrs Julian Forrest. He had been a prominent Falls Church businessman operating two filling stations and is survived by his daughter Flora Baker Hiett aged 101 and two aunts Mrs John S Miller and Mrs J E Jenkins of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Church
H. Lee Hiett
Winchester
Sisaneshter
Julian Forrest
Hiett
GY RG Taker
Flora Baker Hiett
John S. Miller
J. E. Jenkins
City
Trial Justice Court Disposes of Reckless Driving and Related Charges
Cases disposed by Court of Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards include James Tumblin of Berryville for reckless driving with ten dollar fine plus costs Homer Alberti of 315 West Cork Street for speeding with fifteen dollars and costs Harry Brill of Winchester for reckless driving and no operator license with twenty dollars and costs John Evans of Strasburg for drunk in public with five dollars and costs Taft Russell of Mr Williams for assault and battery on Emma Lofton with ten dollars and costs Alfred Frye of Winchester for allowing an unlicensed person to operate his vehicle with five dollars and costs Helen Colvin of Winchester for no operator license with five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Trial
W. Erle Edwards
James H. Tumblin
Berryville
Homer E. Alberti
W. Cork Street
Harry W. Brill
Winchester
John B. Evans
Strasburg
Taft Russell
Mr. Williams
Emma Lofton
Alfred D. Frye
Helen Colvin
Dove design weather vane atop Mount Vernon
The Mount Vernon weather vane features a dove carrying an olive branch and is described as the original vane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Orstay
Millwood Social Events Update From Clarke County
Millwood residents record a busy social week with Capt. and Mrs. Ewart Johnson hosting at Clay Hill. Mrs. Louis B. Meade and Mrs. Thomas B. Claggett visited Washington then returned to Clarke County. Major and Mrs. William Payne and their son Bill of Arlington stayed with Mrs. A. Sommaripa for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Randolph
Philadelphia
Ewart Johnson
Clay
Millwood
Louis B. Meade
Thomas B. Claggett
Washington
Clarke
Major
William Payne
Bill
Arlington
A. Sommaripa
Crossword Clue Answer List
A compact clue set listing terms for a crossword with answers such as animal dog like, class birds, melody tune, occupy fill, biblical name abel or isaac, adduce cite, tough hard, negative reply no, sum up tally, frozen water ice, strange odd, coin franc, epoch era, vigor vim, music note note, to withdraw pull, gaze at fixedly stare, mends bone sets, metal iron, nobleman lord, form shape, trick pee prank, two toed sloth ai who, constellation lyra or gemini.
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Civic League
Cpo
Cara
NOME
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Nelson Eddy
Robert Armbruster
Columbia Broadcasting System
Northern VA. Power CO
Spor Isserry
Winchester—Front
Roya
Jane Rhodes
Middleburg Church
North
Burton Robinson
Howard Schindel
West Cork Street
Portsmouth
H. H
Philip Kramer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bessie
Mildred Kramer
Baltimore
Jack Hoffenberg
Newport News
Hoffenberg
Mary Jo Kramer
Cleveland
Marie Garber
H. B. Garber
The
Blanche Danley
F. W. Danley
Whitlock Avenue
Bob Jones College
Tenn
Bernice A. Clevenger
Gertrude Clevenger
Cecil McVay
McVay
Charles E. McVay
Clearbrook
Floyd
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Mrs. Pierce
W. CT. U
Friends Meeting House
Jewish Woman's Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Anne C. Meage
Jane Cary Randolph
Washington, D. C
Marie Wassaman
Annie Wandercrift
Glouchester
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Maria Woolfolk
Washington, D.C
Thomas N. Carter
Powhatan
Agnes Mitchell
Richmond
Mrs
Henry Post Mitchell
Yas
Te &i HS
Godfrey Ands
Mrs. Wheeler
Miss Wheeler
Edward Lindsey
Virginia Lindsey
William Meade
West Virginia
Mary and
Agnes Page
Saragota
Red Cross
Stephens
Wisconsin
L. J. Cappot
Independence
Wis
Manley Simpson, Jr
Sgt. Cooper
Eugene B. Cooper
Dorothy Cooper
Janney Lupton
Sgt
William Douglas Cooper
Banana River
Fla
Paul Miller
Charles Street
Cedar Creek
Major Thomas M. Nial
Nial
Trial Justice Court
Selby
Lovett Brothers
Brnier Fashaomnr
Portance
Allura” Junior
Loudoun ST
Loudoun Street
Reson
Pants Senda
Oxford Products, Inc
Mr. Edwards
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Virginia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pine Motor Co
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Front Royal
Miller Bros
Cather & Moling
SHELL
R. E. Buncutter
S. Braddock St
Ailiee Ae. Tires
DIAL
W. Boscawen Sr
Timberlake
Daily Crossword
Vigor
U.S
Merry
Aim
God of Love
Aihimiaingio Alsit
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