Clarke County Junior Women Drive Clothing To New Windsor Center
Mrs. Ronald Wilson spoke to the Clarke county Junior Women’s Club at Hawthorne Library on the fine art of Christian living. Miss Georgiana Glasscock led the clothing drive with volunteers from Berryville Boyce and Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. A New Windsor center representative will attend a Berryville showing of a movie September 22 at Berryville High School. Mrs. James E. Hill was named district meeting delegate for October 8 in Fredericksburg. Refreshments were served and Mrs. Jack Enders led as program and hospitality chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Wilson
Winchester
Clarke County
Hawthorne Library
F. L. Ayler
Church World Service Center
New Windsor
Georgiana Glasscock
Mary Catlet
Paul Wheeler
Berryville
Ann Thomas Howell
C. E. Miley, Jr
Boyce
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Albert E. Long
George Grove
Camille Wisecarver
Jack Ender
Donald Cooley
John W. Olcot
New Windsor Center
Berryville High School
James E. Hill
Fredericksburg
Jack Enders
Middletown Graduate Enters Winchester Business College
Miss Mary Love Ritenour of Stephens City has entered Winchester Business College for secretarial studies after graduating Middletown High School last spring. The notice notes a second item about births and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mary Love Ritenour
Stephens City
Winchester Business College
Middletown High School
Winchester WCTU Elects Officers and Board
The Winchester WCTU elected officers led by President Mrs. L. Jackson and Vice President Miss Mamie Robinson. Department superintendents include spiritual life Mrs. W. C. Smith and flower mission Miss Annie Reese. Dues were paid by 177 members with six honorary members. union funds totaled $797.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Wctu
L. Jackson
Mamie Robinson
T. J. Dale
Ruth Parks
Spiritual Life
W. C. Smith
J. P
Bly Asst
Flower Mission
Annie Reese
H. B. Garber
Edith Jolliffe
Emma Williams
Opal Luttrel Hillyard
Nina Williams
Bessie Hammond
Clara Burner
Viola Graves
J. I. Sloat
J. I. Rosenberger
Chas. Keeler
Dora Brill
Ridgeley Jackson
J. F. Bly
Friends
United Brethren
Grace Fries
Baptist
Mary McInturff
Presbyterian
Rebecca Moling
Lutheran
Norman Cooper
Braddock St
Convention
Stephen
GAA Tea Follows With Bowls Team Discussion
Members of the GAA plan a Thursday tea and a following business meeting. Notify Mrs. Robert Grim by noon Tuesday if attending. Tea committee includes Mrs. Grim chair, Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Fauver, Mrs. Ford, and Miss Goss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAA
Robert Grim
Claude Curry
Richard Fauver
Ellis Ford
Virginia Goss
Berta Armel
Births and a Surprise Shower in Winchester Area
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kern announce a son born at Winchester Memorial Hospital followed by several other birth notices at local hospitals. A surprise bridal shower for Rosalie Brown ahead of her Sept 20 wedding to William Carpenter is reported with attendees and gifts noted.
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Fishers
Ralph Fisher
Houston
Texas
David Roy
R. S. Hockensmith
North St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Kern
Woodland Ave
Maude Whitacre
Holland Walker
Shanks
W. Va
Henrietta Luttrell
Russell Stotler
S. Cameron St
Winchester Hospital
Eileen Wolford
Stanley Stonesifer
R. 1
Winchester
Robert Johnson
Stephens City
Effie Kipps
Charles Helman
Valley Ave
May Martin
Robert L. Chaplin
Virginia Ave
Margaret Kain
Charles Grim
Shawnee Ave
Lawrence Barr
Walter Brown
Ralph Lamp
Jean Manuel
Colleen Orndorff
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. Bertha Armel
About 40 friends honored Mrs. Bertha Armel with a surprise birthday party on Monday night. Credit for the success goes to Mrs. Buckley of White Post. The piece notes various local club activities and upcomings at Grace Lutheran Kernstown and Market Street Methodist, including church group meetings and publicity work by A Frank Naddeo for Apple Blossom Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Armel
Buckley
White Post
A. Frank Naddeo
Ephrata
Mr. Naddeo
College Girl Exodus For New Term
An exodus of Winchester girls heading to colleges and schools began over the weekend and will continue this week. Names include Ann Beverley Wright to Mary Washington College Fredericksburg and Martha Roe to the same school, with others joining destinations such as Farmville Hollins Wellsley Briarcliff Manor St Anne's Charlottesville Kent Place Lindenwood Bob Jones University and Holton Arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ann Beverley Wright
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Martha Roe
Virginia
Paulette Pifer
Adelaide Coble
Farmville
State Teachers College
Betsy Arthur
Washington
Holton Arms School
Elizabeth Lichliter
Hollins College
Hollins
Massie Hawthorne
Wellsley College
Eleanor deGrange
Briarcliff_ Manor
N. Y
Eleanor Glover
Carolyn Duncan
Richmond
St. Catherine's School
Susan Knight
St. Anne's School
Charlottesville
Dorothy Minnigerode
Summit
N. J
Kent Place
Marshall Steck
Glaize
How to Clean Cement Flower Pots
The National Bureau of Standards advises cleaning with soap and water and a stiff brush. If needed, use a five percent muriatic acid solution with caution due to skin and clothing corrosion and slight solvent action on cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bueau of Standards
Soldiers' Families Evacuated Ahead of Jap Typhoon Threat
Hundreds of families evacuated from Honshu as floods from heavy rains precede a Pacific typhoon. Evacuees include First Cavalry division artillery families from Ota north of Tokyo. Tonegawa river overflowed washing out bridges and rail lines. over 1,600 Tokyo homes flooded and 250 along the Yaya river. Rail travel blocked after five levee breaks.
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Tokyo
Honshu
Japan
Pacific
First Cavalry Division
Ota
First Cavalry
Tonegawa
Shobukawa
Shiba
Yaya
Hakone
Quota Clubs to Stage District Conference Roanoke
The 19th district of Quota club will hold its 2nd annual conference in Roanoke on October 3 and 4. Winchester Quota club members plan to attend. Mrs. Willis Gault has returned to Washington after a month with her sister in Oklahoma City. Anthony and Jimmy Gault returned to school in Washington after summer with grandmother Bertha Armel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Roanoke
Winchester
Willis Gault
Washington
Jack Whitcomb
Oklahoma City
Okla
Master Anthony
Jimmy Gault
Bertha Armel
Oldest Flower Garden in America at Fort Ticonderoga
The Gardener's Travel Book identifies a 1755 garden at Fort Ticonderoga New York as America's oldest flower garden. It dates to Montcalm's occupation when Indians cultivated corn and was later fenced by the French fortress. It remains well preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
America
Ft. Ticonderoga
New York
S. H. P. Pell
Calm
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Market Street
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Market St
Natalie Renke
Mineola Fair
Long Island
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Kevin Carlson
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Barbara Sprinkle
Lila Lee Robinson
St. Charles, Mo
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Elizabeth Baker
Bob Jones University
Hager House
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Raymond Watkins
Malcolm Hutto
Hager
Hagerstown
Parker
Parker Standard
Handley School
Grunt’s Drug Store
Chas. S. Crisman
Kent St
Bulova
Will Naver
Clowe
Jewelry
N. Loudoun St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
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S of Wires
S. Braddock St
the Arcadia
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Haldeman’s
Cather & Moling
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Singer Sewing Schools
Timberlake
Loudoun St
Lovett Bros
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