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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1951

Page

10

Local Students Head Off to Colleges This Month

A series of local youths plan to enter colleges and schools in September. Jed Pratt leaves September 20 for Pan American Business College in Richmond. Sally Pratt, Betty Baker, Kitty Stephenson, Anne Cather, Harry Shendow, Howard Hart, Chris Slonaker, Legge, Duffey, Sam McFadden, and Eddie Levin pursue studies at Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, Virginia. Washington and Lee, VPI, Gibbs Secretarial School, Syracuse University, and Joe College among others.

Dd. S. Pratt W. Cork St Richmond Pan-American Business College Betty Baker Kitty Stephenson H. N. Stephenson S. Washington St Richmond Professional Institute College of William and Mary

Nome Creams Now Half Price at Brooks Pharmacy

Advertising copy lists Nome creams including cold cleansing and cleansing creams for dry skin at reduced price. Store Brooks Pharmacy ph 6461 promotes Now $1.10 per item, sale appears as a two to one half price offer with items marked as buy now and save.

Sbrooks’ Pharmacy Ph

Calendar of events listing for September local clubs

The schedule shows gatherings from September 12 to 14 including Macedonia WSCS with Mr and Mrs Roy Ferguson at Nain Elks Club Rotary Club at the George Washington Hotel Turner Ashby Chapter UDC at Mrs Robert Glass Sr 117 S Washington St Epilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at the Miller Home 125 N Washington St JCC at George Washington Hotel Little Garden Club at Hack Wood Federated Council of Churchwomen at Handley Library Business and Professional Women's Club at George Washington Hotel Woodmen of the World at the Woodmen hall Fraternal Order of Eagles at the Eagles Home.

Macedonia Wscs Roy Ferguson Nain Elks Club Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Turner Ashby UDC Robert Glass S. Washington St Ep‘ilon Beta Sigma Phi Miller N. Washington St Little Garden Club George Smith

Students Leave for Colleges and Schools Across Virginia

Richmond native Miss Rogers visits her family in Waynesboro as many local students depart for higher education. The record lists numerous youths headed to Longwood College, the University of Virginia, Duke, Berea College, WPI, and Christ Church School.

Donald Kremer John R. Kremer W. Cecil St Christ Church School Urbanna

Larrick Reunion Holds 8th Annual Gathering at Mt Olive

The 8th Annual Larrick reunion gathered about 45 relatives and friends Sunday at Mt. Olive EUB Church Hayfield. Attendees included the oldest Herbert Larrick and the farthest traveler Harry Larrick of Newport News. Frances Fay Adams was the youngest. six generations traced to Henry and Nancy Larrick.

Larrick Mt. Olive Eub Hayfield Herbert Larrick Harry Larrick Newport News Frances Fay Adams Garland Adams Henry Nancy Larrick Madson H. Rosenberger Henry and Elizabeth Larrick Rosenberger Julian Larrick

Berryville Families Celebrate Birth and Return Home

Mr and Mrs Paul Scholla of Washington DC congratulate on the birth of a son. Mrs Scholla was Miss Clara Hoskins of Berryville. Mr and Mrs Joe E Snapp return home to Buckmarsh Street Berryville after attending the Miss America Beauty Pageant in Atlantic City.

Fred Glaize Amherst St Episcopal High School Alexandria Scholla Paul Scholla Washington, DC Clara Hoskins

Headleys Welcome Weekend Guests from Elkton Maryland

Mr and Mrs Headley hosted Mr and Mrs James Smith and their children from Elkton Maryland for the weekend at their Bond Street home. On Sunday the two couples and the Stotler family dined as guests of Mr Fred Stotler at Sunnyside.

Ed Marlow Boyce John Cain Jeanne Carper Arlington Margaret Carroll Headley James Smith Elkton Md Amos Headley Bond St Mrs. Headley Mrs. Smith Fred Stotler Sunnyside

Births September 11 Braithwaite and Kibler families

A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Charles M Braithwaite of Albin. Mrs Braithwaite was formerly Miss Mary E Smith. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Aubrey Kibler of Wheatfield. Mrs Kibler was formerly Miss Mary Frances Braithwaite.

Charles M. Braithwaite Albin Braithwaite Mary E. Smith Aubrey Kibler Wheatfield Kibler Mary Frances Braithwaite

Cooking's Fun: Cold Cuts with Cole Slaw and Biscuits

A compact recipe from Cecily Brownstone covers a lunch menu item: cold cuts with cole slaw and buttery soda biscuits. It provides a standard biscuit method using flour, baking soda, salt, shortening, vinegar with milk, and butter, forming and baking 12 to 15 minutes at 450F to yield 8 to 10 biscuits.

DAR District Meeting In Culpeper

The Northside District of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at St. Stephen's Parish House Culpepper on September 26 starting at 10 am. Fort Loudoun Chapter members are urged to attend as district meetings become miniature state conferences with reports and discussions. Reservations due by September 15. call 6547 or 7289.

Northside Daughters of the American Revolution St. Stephen's Parish Culpepper Fort Loudoun

Etiquette Answers on Introductions Tips and Jewelry

Roberta Lee answers on introductions at large events noting one or two personal introductions suffice and lingering without names is acceptable. She says respect restaurant no tipping rules and avoid insistent tipping. For weddings she advises wearing only the groom's gift jewelry.

Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon

Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon covers common errors such as you ought to have and mispronunciations. It highlights proper spellings and word choices like encumbrance and confidence and introduces a daily vocabulary goal with the example word simulate and its meaning and usage.

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Locke Will Probated in Clarke County

The will of J. Howard Locke was probated in Clarke County on September 6. Mary H. Locke widow receives 2 1/2 acres in Greenway District adjoining Boyce, all household and kitchen furniture, the rest split 1 1/ 3 to Mary H. Locke and 2 3 to John Howard Locke. Widow may sell real estate. executrix bond set at 85,800 dollars. Appraisers named B. B. McKay J. G. Burch W. D. Burtner Ralph M. Ware Edith W. Rodgers.

Berryville J. Howard Locke Clarke County Mary H. Locke Greenway Boyce B. B. McKay J.G. Burch W. D. Burtner Ralph M. Ware Edith W. Rodgers

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