Local Students Head to Colleges and Preparatory Schools
Young residents depart for new academic years across Virginia and nearby states. Philip Groves leaves for University of Virginia as a junior, and Wendy Barney goes to Virginia Episcopal School in Lynchburg. Judy Grove transfers to Madison College as a junior after Westhampton, while Daniel Shenk starts as a freshman at VP. Betty Lou Snellings begins Madison College junior year, Harry Todd enters Shepherd College, Johnny Carr heads to St Pauls School near Baltimore, Terry Coe enrolls at Roller Business College, From Royal, and a Lewisburg football camp awaits a senior in high school. D E Bussell Jr begins junior year at Oberlin Conservatory.
Oberlin student returns as Russell Junior at Conservatory
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Russell Jr and daughter Karen return to Oberlin Ohio where he resumes studies as a junior at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music on Tuesday. Also noted are travels and relocations of local residents including Holland vacation plans and Ziegler’s overseas posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E Bussell, Jr
Russell
Berryville Pike
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin
Ohio
D. E. Russell, Jr
Karen
Star Recorder Day Observed at the Moose Home
Star Recorder Day will be observed at the Moose Home Sunday with community participation and local readings planned by members and guests.
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Moose Home
Calendar of Events at War Memorial Building and Local Venues
Community listings show meetings and activities at the War Memorial Building and area venues. Events include Garden Club at 10 am Monday, Teen Age Lounge, Girl Scout meeting, Women of Moose recorder day, PTA and club meetings, VFW Auxiliary rituals, lodge and chapter gatherings, bridge, exchange club, Kernestown PTA, Moose, Rebekah Lodge, and Alcoholics Anonymous sessions with times mainly in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
PTA
Clarke County High School
FCVFA
Stephens City Fire Hall
VFW
Post Home
Madison Lodge
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Righto Mesvaffico
Exchange Club
Kernestown Pta
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Winchester Moose chapter hosts Project of the Day
At 1 pm Winchester Chapter 1367 Women of the Moose will hold a meeting led by local Star Recorder Mrs. Mary Ebert Holler. Clubs from nearby Virginia were invited to attend and members were urged to bring an item for the day’s project.
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Winchester
Women of the Moose
Mary Ebert Holler
Star Recorder
Virginia
Blue Compositions Dominate Colonial Garden Club Meet
The Colonial Garden Club met with host Mrs. Ellis Ford to hear Mrs. Charles B. Snider speak on O To Get a Blue The guest judge was Mrs Paul Haldeman Awards highlighted blue and yellow in multiple classes including Special Mass Line arrangement and Specimen with winners such as Mrs J W Daniel Mrs C Bruce Harlee Mrs B J Sager Mrs E W Bridgeforth Mrs James Madden Mrs Loring Bean Mrs Frank Grieve Mrs James Snider and Mrs Irvin Cather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Garden Club
Ellis Ford
Charles B. Snider
Paul Haldeman
J. W. Daniel
C. Bruce Harlee
B. J. Sager
E W. Bridgeforth
James Madden
Loring Bean
Frank Grieve
James Snider
Irvin Cather
Garden Club exhibits prize winners at regional show
The Lord Fairfax Garden Club took third in inter club invitation class at Berryville show. In artistic Class V Mrs. Chester Riley won first and also placed second in Class VI. Mrs. Riley is a Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs member. Old Fredericktown Garden Club earned the tri color award for My Best Beau in the inter club class at the Piedmont Garden Club show. The event was at Emanuel Church Parish House in Delaware on Thursday with Mrs. Bradford Bennett as chair and members including Mrs. French Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Town and Country Garden Club
Berryville
Chester Riley
Riley
Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs
Fredericktown
O Lohn Dunlap
Roy Cather
Old Fredericktown
The
Cosmetics talk and club meeting noted at Winchester
Mrs. Stuart Jones of Baltimore told the Winchester Quota Club about cosmetics history and makeup use at a Thursday dinner. Mrs. Jones was introduced by Mrs. C Bruce Harlee. Miss Loif Hammond won a face kit and Mrs. Jay Lowden Jr. earned a $50 certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Jones
Baltimore
Winchester Quota Club
Jones
C. Bruce Harlee
Earl Clowser
Nat Smith
Loif Hammond
Jay Lowden, Jr
Elizabeth Cat
Rosalind Kater
Elizabeth N. Barr
Mary Hackett
M. J. Billmyer
Miss Hackett
Handley
Wheeling, W. Va
Xi Chi Beta Sigma Phi Opens Fall Program Dinner
Xi Chi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a fall program dinner at Keller's Restaurant with President Mrs Cilles Zuckerman leading the business meeting and appointing committees for the year. Committees include Program Lee Fawcett chair, Social Roy Bayliss Jr, Ways and Means Oscar Bywaters chair, Service Olive Crosby, Publicity Rosalind Kater, to attend Virginia Beach convention October 25-27, and Greenbrier Middle Eastern Area Convention in November.
Lord Fairfax Garden Club Schedules Flower Show Judging
The Lord Fairfax Garden Club held a regular meeting led by Mrs. James D. Shockey. A dress rehearsal style judging of exhibits occurred with blue red and yellow ribbon winners named for both composition and horticultural sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
James D. Shockey
R. E. Myers
Leonard Riley
Harold Patton
Clifton Edwards
Chester Riley
Leon Slavin
Leonard Sirbaugh
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club Elects Officers
Mrs Wilbur G Saeger elected president at the September meeting of the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club. She is a native of Ohio and previously served as vice president. Other officers elected include Mrs James Shields as vice president and Mrs Jerry Salsano as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur G. Saeger
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Saeger
Ohio
James Shields
Jerry Salsano
Secre
Recipe for Success and Nervous Breakdown Paradox
A Hal Boyle column jokes about everyday curiosities and common beliefs, listing quirky stats and anecdotes from dental decay to a milk bottle's lifespan. It notes a tie between success and breakdown, cites TV host Kathryn Murray, a soap opera chorus, and a dancer's tempo, weaving humorous observations about modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Columbia River
Washington
Kathryn Murray
U.S
Lisa Kirk
Fernanda Montel
Wood in Furniture Talk Highlights Local Club Session
Mrs. Saeger hosted an executive meeting at National Ave. The club elected new officers to be installed in October. R. G. Cain spoke on wood in furniture, showcasing many types. Hostesses were Mable Bagby Mary Lee Lillian Helfrich and Grace Alford. guests listed include Leadale Anderson Rose Marie Campbell Rose Hand Sarah Harkey Joyce Hayes Margaret Heffernan Catherine Henry Earlee Garrard Rosaline Modlin Rose Rambow Edna Sayles Margaret Shawen Virginia Ziemer.
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Tary
Edward Bagby
Margaret Heffernan
Catherine Henry
Earlee Garrard
Rosaline Modlin
Rose Rambow
Edna Sayles
Margaret Shawen
Virginia Ziemer
Comrade Bible Class Holds September Meeting at Braddock Church
Members of the Comrade Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Church will hold their September business meeting in the sanctuary on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Group 4 led by Mrs. Beulah Trenary will be in charge.
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Braddock Street
Home Demonstration Agent Schedule in Frederick County
The Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent's week of September 23 to 28 includes in county visits on Monday, 11 a.m. Star Tannery 4-H, 1:30 p.m. Stonewall HDC at Stephen son Church, 1:30 p.m. Evandale HDC with Mrs. Proffit, 7:30 p.m. Stonewall 4-H eclub at Stonewall School, and 1:30 p.m. East Frederick HDC with Mrs. Canfield. Demonstrations on home medicine cabinets and first aid kits accompany each meeting. Also, clubs are asked to complete accomplishment sheets for the secretary's summary.
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Frederick County
Star Tannery
Friendly Grove
Stonewall
Stephenson Church
Evandale
Jackie Proffit
Stonewall School
East Frederick
HDC
Canfield
Aso
Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
Instructional note on word usage pronunciation and spelling. Highlights phrases to avoid and correct forms. Defines recidivism with pronunciation and example about parole officers aiding prevention. Includes guidance to expand vocabulary by daily word focus.
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W. L. Gordon
Segregation to Top Discussed at Parley
Early arrivals for the Southern Conference meeting in Sea Island Ga included Govs McKeldin Stanley and Underwood. Officials said segregation would be a top discussion item though not on the formal agenda as the conference opens tomorrow evening.
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Sea Island
Govs T. R. McKeldin
Maryland
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
Cecil H.underwood
West Virginia
Hayfield News Briefs Local Church Service and Social Visits
A worship service with sermon by Rev Daniel Agnew at Mt Olive Church Sunday at 10 then Sunday School at 11. Rain relief noted. Mrs Laura Atkins returns home from Arlington after visiting Mr W B Solomon and family. A parade of Sunday visitors from Winchester and nearby towns including the Campbells and Paughs. The sudden death of David Johnson of Draper is reported to Mrs W B Solomon who attended the funeral near Lynchburg.
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Paul
Joyce Brill
Kathy
Eugene
Nevin
Charlotte Paugh
Linda Sue
Sherry Lynn
Martha Lou
Alice
Barbara
Carolyn
Sharon Campbell
John Ligh
Robert Campbell
Winchester
Alva Miller
Carol
Scott White
W. B. Solomon
David Johnson
Draper
Solomon
Lynchburg
Ray Mayhew
Luther Larrick
H. B. Hederick
Washington, D. C
Cleve Marple
Statton Orndoff
James Brooks
Marshville
N. C
Round Hill Briefs Highlight Local Visits and New Fire Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Watkins and relatives toured Davis West Virginia. Betty Lou Bradfield from Winchester visited Round Hill. Alfred Williams family dined with Russell Feeley at Mt Williams. Mr. and Mrs. D L Bowers hosted Dale Bowers of Jackson Michigan. Helen Rudolph spent a day with Arthur White. Work has started on a new fire hall at the site formerly owned by T N Cather. Ruth Williams hosted visitors Wednesday afternoon including Mrs Russell Feeley and Mrs Mary Feeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
Stanley Watkins
Davis
W. Va
Black Water Falls
Betty Lou Bradfield
Winchester
Alfred Williams
Thirtieth Arlington Sign Bans Parking on Church Grounds
Arlington residents report a new church yard sign stating Thou shalt not park. The message appears on church grounds and prompts questions about enforcement and local parking rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Tex
Almond Dalton Swap Charges In Virginia Governor Race
The Associated Press report shows Virginia gubernatorial candidates trading barbs over campaign tactics. Democrat J Lindsay Almond Jr accuses Ted Dalton of a campaign of adjectives and vague figures while Dalton counters with claims Almond evades specifics and questions how much is substantial. Almond endorses a Roanoke proposal to fund teachers salaries with caution on taxes, promising a pay raise if elected.
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Associated Press
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Ted Dalton
Dalton
Almond
Democratic
Roanoke
Harrisonburg
Democrat
General Fund
Literary Fund
Del
Julian H. Rutherfoord
del. Kossen Gregory
Detectives Say Houseboy Admits Slaying Actress
Police report a 37 year old houseboy Lonnie Hartford Jr. confessed to choking 63 year old Ginger Mitchell the former silent film star. Hartford said he went to her apartment to repay a $30 loan and struck her after an offhand remark. He remained in custody on murder suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Herman Zander
Lonnie Hartford Jr
Ginger Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
William S. Hart
Tom Mix
Hartford
Zander
Amethyst Guard Against Drunkenness in Ancient Belief
The amethyst was believed by Greeks and other ancient peoples to protect against the evil effects of strong drink. The name derives from Greek amethystos meaning not to be dunken or remedy for drunkenness.
Modern Etiquette Q A on hosting servicemen and meeting family
A columnist answers etiquette questions about hosting a stranger serviceman at home when living with parents hotel alternatives and gifts for a future mother in law. It also covers how a young married woman should identify herself on the phone as Dorothy Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hayes
Dorothy Hayes
Baltimore Public Bands Grow Since 1865
Public band concerts in the park began in Baltimore in 1865. Now four city bands produced 132 summer performances with an estimated 200000 listeners attending.
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Baltimore
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Philip Groves
A. 8. Groves
Greystone Terrace
University of Virginia
Wendell Barney, Jr
Wendell R. Barney
Jefferson St
Virginia Episcopal School
Judy Grove
Gaughtor
Robert Grove
Amherst St
Madison College
Westhampton
Daniel A. Shenk
E. W Shenk
Stephenson
Betty Lou Snellings
Sidney L. Snellings
N. Braddock Sr
Harry J. Todd
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown, W. Va
Johnny Carr
John B Carr
New Canson, Conn
Harry K. Russell
S. Stewart St
St. Paul's School
Terry Coe
John S. Coe
Millwood Pike
Roller Business College
From Royal
Robert F. Fletcher
Charles H. Fletcher
Liberty Ave
Green Drier Military School
Lewisburg
WiVa
Howard A. Holland
Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Virginia Beach
Betty Ziegler
Weisbaden
Germany
U.S. Air Force
Ziegler
Iceland
Ralph Hardy
N. Loudoun
John B. Garr
Clarksdale, Miss
New Cannan
Conn
Blanche Showalter
Front Royal
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James H. Adams, Jr
Gainesboro
Teresa Jean
Adams
Joan Lots Watson
Women OF Moose Plan
Bobbie Conrad
Women of Moose Star Recorder
Lord Fairfax
OLD Fredericktown Club
Melo Pred
America
Red Cross
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mrs. Jones
Welcome Wagon Club
Gaunt
George DeWitt
Robert Q. Lewis
CBS Radio
Riviera
Tommy Mara
H. L. Mencken
Hayfield News
Round Hill News
Cacapon Lodge
Cacapon State Park
Dally
Houseboy
Ivy
Aatob
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Roberta Lee
Mucho Music
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Church of Your Choice
Cather’s Department Store
Winchester, Virginia
Timberlakes Girls Coats
Timberlake
DIAL
Waterford Foundation
Waterford Is
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Daye
Maytag
E. Boscantn St
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