Dates to Remember Mon through Weeknight Meetings
A list of upcoming weekly gatherings including Child Guidance with Mrs. Wheatley at 125 West Peyton Street 8:00 p m I O O F at their hall Tuesday Lions Club luncheon 2 30 p m Golden Glow Restaurant Junior Auxiliary Winchester Memorial Hospital Nurses Home Red Cross Motor Corps at Council Chamber Winchester Aerie No 824 Eagles 211 North Loudoun Street and Rebekah Association at Odd Fellows Hall all scheduled for early evenings with multiple organizations featured on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wheatley
West Peyton Street
Lions Club
Golden Glow
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nurses’ Home
Red Cross Motor Corps
Council Chamber
Winchester Aerie No
Praternal Order of Eagles
North Loudoun Street
Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Virginia Dick Marries Arthur M. Gooden Jr.
Virginia Lee Dick daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee O Dick of Clearbrook Maryland wed Arthur M Gooden son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Gooden Sr of Lexington Kentucky Saturday afternoon at Calvary Methodist Church in Frederick Maryland. The ceremony followed by a supper on the terrace in Washington. The bride, a Handley High School and Winchester Business College graduate, previously worked as a secretary at John Kerr School. Mr and Mrs Gooden plan a West Coast honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal'ry Methodist Church
Fredck, Md
Virginia Lee Dick
Lee O.ck
Clearbrook
Arthur M. Gooden
Arthur Gooden
Lexington
Clarke Jolly
Ara Terrace
Gooden
West Coast
Handley High School
Winchester Business College
John Kerr School
Mrs. Peery Hosts A U W Fellowship Meeting
Mrs. Alan Peery's Greystone Terrace home hosted the first fall A U W meeting. Mrs. J A Holinger spoke on fellowships and progress. Miss Gregory outlined Winchester recreation efforts. A picnic supper followed, with hostesses Mesdames Leatherman Yellett and Misses Pannill Hyatt Barr inviting eligible women to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Peery
Greystone Ter
J. A. Holinger
Felships
Winchester
Perry
Dan Leatherman
FM. Yellett
Katherine Pannill
Clara Hyatt
Virginia Barr
Richard F. Lewis
John Rice
Heila McGuire Celebrates Second Birthday Saturday
Little Miss Sheila McGuire daughter of Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. W. P. McGuire of South Stewart Street celebrated her second birthday Saturday with a party. Attending were Kerr Russell Sally Bruce ly Virginia DuShane Frances mith Anita Ryden, Masters jidgely White Jr. Tommie Scul ar Tommie Kern Dickie and the Crenshaws Todd prt Lieut. Largent Jr. left Saturday for Norfolk Virginia after visiting the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila McGuire
Dughter
Brooks Pharmacy Ad Teases School Supplies
A vintage pharmacy ad urges students to improve marks with higher quality school tools. It lists items such as pens pencils tablets notebooks paper ink rulers and warns that better tools aid better results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Motor Corps to Meet Tuesday at Council Chamber
Motor Corps members are urged to attend a meeting scheduled for Tuesday at eight o'clock in the Council Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Corps
Child Guidance Club Meeting Tonight
The Child Guidance Club holds its first fall meeting tonight at eight at Mrs. William Wheatley’s 125 West Peyton street. All members urged to attend for discussion and winter program planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Guidance Club
William Wheatley
West Peyton Street
Spent Saturday in Winchester Visitors and Departures
Mr and Mrs H L Sonner and daughter Mary of Strasburg spent Saturday in Winchester. Mrs J A Lynch, guest of Mr and Mrs W W Glass, returned to Arlington. Glasses accompanied her to Arlington. V F C Hughes left today for Norfolk. P F C Stevens Hughes Jr guest of John Woolfolk left for Norfolk. Mrs Victor Constant Jr of West Point arrives for visit with Col and Mrs B B Browne on Amherst street.
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Winchester
H. L. Sonner
Mary
Strasburg
V. F. C. Hughes
Norfolk
Stevens Hughes, Jr
John Woolfolk
West Clifford Street
Norfolk, Va
Victor Constant, Jr
West Point
Col
B. B. Browne
Amherst Street
World Religion by W W Reid Laymen's Sunday Observance
Laymen invited by pastors take charge of morning services on October 22 as part of the Laymen's Movement for a Christian World. Wallace C Speers announces the date. Ralph W Gwinn chairs the sponsor group. The theme is The truth shall make you free. A drive to raise 15 million pounds of clothing for liberated Europe runs Sept 24–30, coordinated by church groups under UNRRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace C. Speers
New York
Laymen’s Movement For A
Ralph W. Gwinn
Speers
Europe
United States
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
News of Our Men and Women in Uniform
Tech. Sgt. Lohn E. Dunlap has arrived safely overseas after training and service in Camp Davis North Carolina and various camps. Sgt. Robert R. Butler Jr. completed an orientation course before expected deployment in Europe. Pfc. Robert C. Smallwood furloughs at home from Drew Field Florida. Cpl. Hugh D. Whitacre reports arrival in England. Seaman Edgar K. Warner on 17 day leave. Pvt. Calvin Owens in Camp Wheeler hospital with a broken foot. Pfc. George Couch visits family in Winchester while stationed at Oliver General Hospital Augusta Georgia.
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Tech
Lohn E. Dunlap
Sgt. Dunlap
Camp Davis
N. C
Frances G. Dunlap
England
Set. Dunlap
Signal Corps
Cumberland
Philadelphia
George G. Meadenny
Camp Crowder
Missouri
Camp Muphy
Fla
Phiendy
Sgt
Dunlap
Air Service Command
Robert R. Butler, Jr
R. R. Butler
Bloomery Star Route
States
France
Butler
Occupied
Europe
America
Army Air Forces
P. I. College
Blacksburg
Smallwood
Robert C. Smallwood
Drew Field
Fila
I. C. Smallwood
Kernstown
Cpl
Hugh D. Whitacre
H. D. Whitacre
Gore
Whitacre
Camp Beale
Calif
Owens
Holmes Owens
Clearbrook
Calvin Owens
Camp Wheeler
Pvt
A-38&j. Hospital
Couch
George Couch
Ots City
Army
Olivier General Hospital
Augusta
United Sates
Oliver General Hospital
Oliver Geneal Hospital
Fighting Sons
Pfc
Winchester
Prayer and economic faith in wartime church guidance
A wartime Methodist style sermon quotes a Labor Day statement by the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. It envisions a world economy producing more goods at lower prices for more people and urges the church to focus on spirit and motive rather than industrial schemes. It calls for dedication of nation and self to divine service and the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Services Today For Mrs. Beatrice Jobe in Berryville
Funeral services will be held this afternoon in Berryville for Beatrice Mabel Jobe 45 wife of David Benton Jobe who died Saturday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born July 14 1899 a daughter of Andrew and Martha Presgraves natives of Warren County. She resided in Page County before moving to the Gaylord area of Clarke County. Survived by her husband and several children including Mrs Ray Getts Tyson Jobe Mrs Marvin Ashby and Mrs John Jones along with many Presgraves siblings. Funeral services will follow.
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Berryville
Beatrice Mabel Jobe
David Benton Jobe
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Andrew
Martha E. Foster Presgraves
Warren County
Page County
Gaylord
Clarke County
Jobe
Ray Getts
Tyson Jobe
Marvin Ashby
John Jones
Millwood
William F. Presgraves
Boyce
Lester A. Presgraves
Rileyville
Earl R
Homer W. Presgraves
James’ Foster
John Cameron
Inwood
W. Va
David Presgraves
White Post
Emmett Presgraves
William Graves
Funeral services held at Enders Home Berryville
Interment planned at Green Hill Cemetery following services conducted this afternoon at the John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Enders
Berryville
Green Hill Cemetery
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Irginia Dick
Arthur Gooden, Jr
Ie Rev. J. Franklin Haas
Mrs. Peery
Heila McGuire
Mrs. Mahood
Francis V. Mahood
Chicago
Ill
Helen Jane
St. Luke's Hospital
Mahood
Nancye Canter
Harvey Canter
Caiso
Paul Caiso
Ella McKay
Ee H. McKay
Munker Hill
Ensign Stribling
J. W. Stribling, Jr
City
P. O. Wisecarver
N. Y
Holmes R. Wisecarver
Bill Robinson
Fiddler
Garland Fiddler
P. F. C. Brill
Tyndall Field
P. F.C. Marion Brill
Panama City
East Boscawen Street
W. T. Brundick
Woodstock
Ewing
Studio OF Dance
W. Monmouth St
Snenaiig
Brown
Huntsberry Fashion
Winchester—Front Royal
Hospital
St. Mary's Guild
St. Mary’s Guild of Christ. Episcopal Church
Snyder
W. Boscawen Street
Mr. Braithwaite
Fred C. Braithwaite
Gainesboro High School
Memorial Hospital
Harry Russell
South Stewart Street
Mr. Wisecarver
Woodstock, Va
H. W. Wisecarver
Alfred Weatherholtz
Narrow Passage
Mrs. Allen
J. C. Breckinridge
Summit Point
Williams
Savannah
Bigelow Thomson
Herbert Schutte, Jr
George Snarr, Jr
Johnnie
Pete Pappas
John Jackson
Fort Defiance
Augusta Military Academy
Pamplin
Washington
Jack C. Pamplin
India
Henry Bryarly
Darrell St. Claire
Elizabeth
South
Washington Street
St. Claire
Eease
Eng
Richard Grove
Randolph Macon College
Richard E. Grove
Cameron Street
Maynard Grove
Ashland
Grove
Handley
Randolph Macon
TEMPO
Gaunt
Dial
Nelson Eddy
Robert Armbruster
Columbia Broadcasting System
Nortern VA. Power
The
W.w.reid
United Church
E. Hampton Barnette
Carlisle
Kentucky
Eli
Baker’s Drug Store
Seaman Warner
Edgar Kenneth Warner
I-C
E. H. Warner
Stephenson
Lohr E. Dunlap
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Lovett Brothers “X-ray
Nature
Reeve Monthly
Lydia & Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Olga Stoker
Bugs Armstrong
Congoleum
W. B. Snider & Son
David Jobe
George Washington Garage
Ings Bank
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Miller Bros
Moling & Cather
Timberlake’s
Pepsi
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City, N. Y
Cloverdale Spring Company
Newville, Pa
Daily Crossword
Acros
God of
Flower
Siberian
Earth
Contine Clanti Grampa Musical Instrum
Eos
Lin
Eskimo Tool
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