Jewish Holy Days Observed Rosh Hashono Begins Year 5724
Jewish families worldwide gather for special services as Rosh Hashono begins the year 5724. Shofar calls consciences worshippers to self‑examination. Yom Kippur follows at sundown September 27. Services in Beth El Temple at 8:15 p.m. and 10:30 a.m. tomorrow led by Rabbi Lehrman. Supper and home observances noted.
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Rosh Hashono
Fp Ogradingee Dba
Beth-El Temple
Fairmont Ave
Richard Lehrman
Union College of Cincinnati
Rescue Squad Auxiliary Holds Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad met at headquarters with 17 members present. They voted to give the squad the full yard party proceeds of 1602.93 and noted 77 from the rummage sale. New members Wanda Snyder and Nellie Ridley joined.
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Rescue Squad
Wincheser Volunteer Rescue Squad
Wanda Snyder
Nellie Ridley
William H. Baker
Eve Kennedy
N. Cameron St
Whitefield
N.H
Richmond
G A A Plans Coming Activities At Meeting
At the September meeting of the Girls Athletic Association held in the War Memorial Building plans for upcoming activities were set. Next Thursday at 7 30 p m Miss Margaret Flickinger will demonstrate freezing methods to members at the Northern Virginia Power Company. Members are asked to note the date change. The group sponsored a child at the Salvation Army Summer Camp and voted contributions to the Cancer Drive and Community Chest. Bowling teams for the coming year were announced one at the Health Center and one at North Side.
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Girls Athletic Association
War Memorial
Margaret Flickinger
Northern Virginia Power Company
Salvation Army
Health Center
Northside
Hymn Sing at Round Hill Church
Round Hill Methodist Church hosts a hymn sing on Sunday at 7 30 p m with Gainesboro Macedonia Montague Opequon Relief and Kenny Strowbridge Quartette. Miss Mildred Jones will play the piano and Mr Strowbridge will lead congregational singing. Public welcome.
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Round Hill Methodist Church
Gainesboro Macedonia
Montague
Opequon
Relief
Kenny Strowbrige
Quartette
Mildred Jones
Mr. Strowbridge
Calendar of Events List Brims with Local Meetings and Rummage Sales
A local events page lists multiple gatherings and activities. From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Job's Daughters rummage sale at 22 S. Loudoun St to 9 p.m. A quota club meeting at Town House Restaurant at 6 30 p.m. Golden Light Circle at Bethel Lutheran Church 7 30 p.m. Company K at Hand 7 30 p.m. Hopppers Auto Club at Kernstown 509 York Ave. Shawnee Fire Co Auxiliary at fire hall Kings Daughters and Sons of Berryville with Mrs W W Smallwood Gore PTA at school 8 p.m. Valley Council KOC at Lee Jackson 8 p.m. Enders Fire Co at fire hall Welcome Wagon at War Memorial Building 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Job's Daughters rummage 7 30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel 8 p.m. Woodmen of the World.
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S. Loudoun St
Quota Club
Town House
Golden Light Circle
Bethel Lutheran Church
Hopppers Auto Club
Kernstown
York Ave
Shawnee Fire Co
Kings Daughters and Sons of
Berryville
W. W. Smallwood
Weekend schedule includes clubs and events at multiple shelters
At 12 30 p m D A R. 7 30 p m Slo Mo Shun. 7 30 p m Antique Car Club. 7 30 p m G A R. 7 30 p m Welcome Wagon. Kiwanis Key Club Shelter. 6 p m Big Rock Hunt Club. Friday 7 30 10 p m TAC Platter Party for 13 and 14 year olds Liang Shelter. 10 a m Monroe Business College Picnic.
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D.A.R
Antique
Car Club
G.A.R
Kiwanis Key Club
Big Rock Hunt Club
Liang
Monroe Business College
TAC Platter Party for Teens at Exchange Shelter
A community event for 15 to 19 year olds titled Platter Party runs 7:30 to 11 pm at the Exchange Shelter with a pre-event start at 5 pm in the Junior Department of the EUB Church.
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EUB Church
Lions Shelter 11 a.m. Jenkins Reunion
Lions schedule shows an 11 a.m. Jenkins Reunion at the shelter with a union of attendees and activities listed.
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Lions Shelter
Jenkins
55th Wedding Anniversary for Hollis Clowser Family
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs William H Clowser Sr of Hayfield on their 55th anniversary. Married September 17 1908 in Charlesoeve by Rev Flannigan. They have two children Bessie Leach Gainesboro and William H Clowser Jr Hagerstown Md 14 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren. Mrs Clowser is the former Myrtle Peer of Mount Pleasant.
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William Hollis Clowser
Hayfield
Annisary
Charles Oeve
Flannigan
Bessie Leach
Gainesboro
William H. Clowser, Jr
Hagerstown
Clowser
Myrtle Peer
Mount Pleasant
Couple marks seventeenth anniversary in Clarke County
To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Corder of Clarke County on their 17th wedding anniversary. They were married in Berryville on Sept. 19, 1946. Mrs. Corder is the former Miss Marie Pearson of Bluemont.
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Richard Corder
Clarke County
Berryville
Corder
Marie Pearson
Bluemont
Frederick Pomona Grange Welcomes Large New Class
The Frederick County Pomona Grange welcomed a large new member class at the Middletown Grange meeting. Fairfax County’s 40 member team led by O V Carper of Great Falls assisted as illness kept Master C Lucian Brumback away. Delegates to be elected at Middletown will attend the Virginia State Grange meeting in Roanoke October 17 to 19.
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Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Middletown
Fairfax Pomona Grange
Fairfax County
O. V. Carper
Great Falls
C. Lucian Brumback
Pomona
B. C. Brumback
Frederick
Ohio University Grange
Middletown Grange
Virginia State Grange
Roanoke
Blosser Joins Eight Gallon Blood Donors
Mark Maurice O. Blosser of Sheridan Ave becomes an eight gallon club member with his 64th blood donation at a Bloodmobile drive sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Total 103 pints donated toward a 125 pint goal.
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Maurice O. Blosser
Sheridan Ave
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Col
Griffin L. Davis
Stephens City
Local Group On Handicapped Meets Sept 25
The Employ the Handicap committee schedules a September 25 meeting at 3 30 p m in the Virginia Employment Commission Building at W Piccadilly St Wilson C Dickson manager of the Winchester era VEC says a new chairman will be chosen and plans for observing Employ the Handicapped Week the first week of October will be discussed. Special information will be given to committee members during the session.
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Virginia Employment Commission
W. Piccadilly St
Wilson C. Dickson
VEC
Dickson
Two for One Plan Aims at Doubling Credits in Wichita
Professor Wil le Stivers from Los Angeles seeks approval to teach two college subjects at once to gain two years of credit in one. His plan combines algebra taught in French as two credits, presented during a visiting professorship at the University of Wichita.
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Wichita
Kan
Wille Stivers
Wepectins Col
Los Angeles
Stivers
University of Wichita
Local youths enter colleges and military academy transitions
Benny Knee leaves for Augusta Military Academy Fort Defiance in seventh grade. Patricia Wilkins returns to Radford College as sophomore and leads Home Economics Club. Kathy Woolf begins freshman year at Madison College Harrisonburg. Patricia Knight and another James Wood High graduate enter freshman class at Madison. Army PFC Carroll B. Ponn attends farewell for Gen Speidel in Labroisere France. service details noted. Several others begin sophomore or freshman years at Mary Baldwin College, Washington College and University of Maryland. Family travels and hospital visits noted for Clowser Brill peers. Barbara Sperry starts Pharmacy School at MCV.
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Kathy Woolf
F. L. Woolf
Shawnee Drive
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Patricia Knight
John W. Knight
Beechcroft Road
Madison
James Wood High School
ARMY
Carroll B. Ponn
Hans Speidel
Central Europe
Labroisere
France
Penn
Co. A
13Th Infantry
Mannheim
Handley High School
Judy
Middle Road
Ghter
Herbert Cather
Clearbrook
Local Students Return to College and Academy for New Year
Miss Rosalie Butler of Clarke County returns to the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg for her sophomore year. Misses Tucker Scully and Elizabeth Massie, daughters of prominent families, go back to Hannah More Academy in Reisterstown Maryland with Scully a senior and Massie a sophomore. Also returning to Hannah More are Cassie Scully entering eighth grade, Virginia Kern and Tucker Wilson, with Kern a sophomore and Wilson a senior. Tom Kern, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Sally Bell
Leslie Bell
Anne Kern
H. R. Kern, Jr
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Karen Cowsett
Mary Baldwin
Rosalie Butler
Richard Butler
Clarke County
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Tucker Scully
Elizabeth Massie
T. G. Scully
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Hannah More Academy
Reisterstown
Miss Scully
Miss Massie
Hannah More
Cassie Scully
Virginia Kern
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Tucker Wilson
W. Conroy Wilson
Apa County
Kern
Miss Wilson
Local grads head to university for advanced degrees
1961 James Wood graduate Susannah Godlove daughter of Mrs Ray Godlove of 408 Joist Hite Place has left for St Louis MO to pursue a Masters at George Warren Brown School of Social Work Washington University. She has five years with the Winchester Welfare Department. Robert Earhart son of Mrs Harriet Earhart of Martinsburg Pike left yesterday to attend Northwestern University Evanston IL.
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Susannah Godlove
Ray Godlove
Joist Hite Place
St. Louis
George Warren Brown School of Social Work
Washington University
Miss Godlove
Winchester Welfare Department
Robert Earhart
Harriet Earhart
Martinsburg Pike
Northwestern University
Evanston, Il
Hidden Orange Liqueur Used In Cake Moistening
Drawer notes describe orange liqueur added to confectioners sugar for moistening and flavoring cakes. It suggests using the liqueur to enhance white or chocolate cake layers.
Rally Day at The First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sunday School Rally Day at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church starts at 9 45 a m. Everyone is invited to attend. A prize will be given to a person.
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First Evangelical United Brethren Church
How to Keep Plastic Fresh in the Home
Plastics have become an important addition to every home. Shower curtains table cloths and garment bags can be dried in an automatic machine using warm or cold water and gentle speed. It is recommended adding two or three towels to the load when placing in the clothes dryer.
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Capon Chapel
Florence Nightingale
Elsie Ritter
Linda Burchard
Ritter
Round Hill Church
Job
Kiwanis Shelter
Rotary Shelter
Coffman
Club
Shel 12
Isaica
Shoecenter
Enter, Inc
Loudoun & Boscawents
Frederick Pomona Grange
R. H. Baker
Doris Ann Bragg
State Grange
Virginia
John C. Marsh
Marsh
Strasburg
Olaf Dilkes
Pennsylvania
Maynard M. Boyce
Rose, L. Jenkins
Bloomery
Paul J. Coffelt
George P. Duane, Jr
Plainfield Heights
Wendell L. Seldon
Pennsylvania Ave
Holy Trinity Seminary
O'Sullivan
U. S
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Gaunt's Drug Store
Donna Louise Stultz
William Pearrell
Martinsburg
W.V
Mary Ramey
Kenneth Stervous
Winchester
Roland Stultz
Benny Knee
Walter Knee
W. Whitlock Ave
Augusta Military Academy
Fort Defiance
Patricia Wilkins
Virginia Wilkins
Radford College
Home Economics
Miss Wilkins
S. Washington St
Hampden-Sydney College
Hampden- Sydney
Joseph Huffman
Front Royal Road
South Carolina
Tennessee
Darlington
S.C
Nashville
Red Boiling Springs
Wilco McAboy and
Cindy
Mrs. P Bowers
Halltown
W. Vac
Eaton Muse
Timmy and
Kinney
Marshall McAboy and Son
Marshall
Patricia Strosnider
Charles Strosnider
Virginia Ave
Washington College
Fredericksburg
Meredith Bower
M. D. Bowers
East St
University of Maryland At College Park
W. Hollis Clowser
Russell Brill
Barbara Sperry
T. Ainsworth Sperry
School of Pharmacy
Medical College of Virginia
Tom Kern
Mr. and
N. Loudoun St
Oates Ave
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Kontinercial & Savings
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wards Corrals
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