Social Dates and Returns Highlight Winchester News
Social notes from Winchester recount Bond family travel to Philadelphia for a college year, a sister's move to Wimira College, and returns from New York and Guam. Wedding attendance in Pocomoke City and local honors including Lt. Col. Jollife’s Guam service and Cornell scholarship are noted among 4-H, VPI, and University of Richmond updates.
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Neon Daughty Bond
Allen Bond
Biddeston
Apple Pie Ridge Road
Philadelphia
Varsity of
Barbara
Wimira College
Guam
Katharine V. Jollife
Alex Jollife
Julian Everly
Boyce
Col. Jollife
Boyce High School
Walter Reed Hospital
3Rd Army Headquarters
Atlanta
Westbound visit marks brief summer home return
Bill Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Brown of 10 E. Piccadilly St., has returned from the west coast where he worked and was entertained by Charles Fox, vice president of Cascade Plywood Corp. in Portland. The Marks family has moved to 126 W Cork St, with Charles Marks now manager of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. in Winchester, after relocating from Norfolk. Mrs. Charles H. Kabler of Oates Ave. leaves today to attend a two week Red Cross executive secretaries conference in Alexandria.
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Bill Brown
Lee A. Brown
E. Piccadilly St
West Coast
Charles Fox
Cascade ‘Plywood Corp
Portland
Charles P. Marks
Margaret
Charles Jr
Cork St
Marks
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Winchester
Norfolk
Offce
Charles H. Kabler
Oates Ave
Red Cross
Alexandria
Brooks' Pharmacy Special Beauty Offer
Special sale at Brooks' Pharmacy on cold cream and cream products. Regularly two dollars, now one dollar each for a limited time. Dial 6461 for details.
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Cara Nome
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Bunting Couple Tour Middle West and Heads to Hot Springs
Mr and Mrs Earl Bunting returned from a week in the middle west visiting Minneapolis Omaha Des Moines and St Louis. They depart for a week in Hot Springs for the National Association of Manufacturers board meeting. Miss Salome Crisman accompanies them with Mr and Mrs Lane Webber of Los Angeles expected to join after Hot Springs. Also traveling are Mr and Mrs Noble Pierce and Mr Noble Pierce Jr to Aberdeen Maryland to visit a newborn grandson. Norman Roe Lockhart of Baltimore visits his mother and brother in town.
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Earl Bunting
Middle West
Minneapolis
Omaha
Des Moines
St. Louis
Hot Springs
National Association of Manufacturers
Salome Crisman
Bunting
Lane Webber
Los Angeles
Norman Roe Lockhart
Baltimore
Weekend Socials and Eastern Star Meeting in City Notes
Over the past week Mr and Mrs Earl Clowser hosted Mrs Clowser’s father Mr C B Ralston of Staunton and Mr and Mrs A M Dull. Hagerstown visitors included Mr and Mrs P G Ireland Mr and Mrs Ralph Hengeveld and Mr and Mrs Robert Gaines. Merkle Slifer hosted Clyde Brown of Hagerstown for the weekend. McKinley chapter Order of the Eastern Star meets at 8 p m in City Hall tonight.
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Earl Clowser
W. Cecil
Hagerstown Fair
P. G. Ireland
Ralph Hengeveld
Robert Gaines
Merkle Slifer
Amherst St
Clyde Brown
Hagerstown
Eastern Star
McKinley Chapter Order of the Eastern Star
Randolph-Macon cadets enroll 214 for 1947 48 session
A total of 214 cadets are enrolled at Randolph-Macon Academy for the 1947 48 session in Front Royal. The enrollment figure confirms steady intake for the upcoming academic year.
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Front Royal
Randolph 14A
Modern Etiquette Q and A Highlights
A compact etiquette Q A column covers phone politeness like asking to speak to a person and thanking responses. It also lists card play nips such as avoid whistling humming tapping and boasting. It notes a weekend guest should mail a bread and butter letter within a day or two after leaving.
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Helen
Palace to Show Movies Next Sunday Policy Start
Hable's Palace theatre will begin Sunday movie showings starting September 28. Warner Bros. Capitol had announced Sunday screenings earlier. Both theatres say showings will not conflict with church hours.
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Hable
Palace Theatre
Warner Bros. Captail
Catholics Protest Negroes in School
In St Louis on September 22 a group of Catholics will ask Apostolic Delegate Amleto Cicognani to intervene over enrollment of Black children with white students in parochial schools. Archbishop Ritter ordered admission of Black Catholic children to white schools to ease crowding in Black schools.
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ST. Lou's
Amleto Cicognani
United States
St. Louis
Hollywood Hearings Plan To Avoid Circus and Flop
Washington September 22 House committee on un American activities prepares for the Hollywood investigations slated to begin October 20 in the old House caucus room. The panel aims to prevent a circus while probing communist influence in the motion picture industry with 43 witnesses including Charles Chaplin Gary Cooper Walt Disney Ronald Reagan and Lowell Mellett.
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Washington
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Hollywood
Howard Hughes Senate
House
Hans Eisler
Gerhard Eisler
J. Parnell Thomas
R-Nj
Charles Chaplin
Gary Cooper
Walt Disney
Adolph Menjon
Ronald Reagan
Robert Montgomery
Larry Parks
Robert Taylor
Lowell Mellet
Iran plans land for Armenian refugee resettlement
Tehran government spokesman says thousands of Armenian refugees, displaced from villages by Soviet removal pressure, are stranded in Tehran and other Iranian cities. Iran plans to provide land for their resettlement and to establish new homes for the displaced group.
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Tehran
Iran
Boston Pioneers City Board of Health in 1872
The city of Boston established the first city board of health in 1872 setting a precedent for municipal public health governance nationwide. The move created a formal body to oversee sanitation disease control and public health policy in the early era of modern municipal health administration.
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City Board of Health
Boston
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Instructional note on correct usage and pronunciation. Explains avoiding phrases like each of us had more than we could carry and suggests alternatives. Includes guidance on pronunciation of ominous and to-ry o, plus a quote and a call to expand vocabulary with a daily word.
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Coleridge
Chronic sinus infections linked to allergies and treatment tips
The article explains chronic sinusitis worsens allergies and hay fever, may not cause hay fever but can heighten it, and outlines when to avoid surgery during hay fever season. It covers vasomotor rhinitis, urticaria, Benadryl use, and the role of sinus infection in allergic disorders with possible eventual improvement after proper sinus treatment. It ends with a Q and A about slow pulse and possible heart-block or hypothyroidism.
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King
R.L. W
Features Syndicate, Inc
Southern States To Elect Directors In District Meeting
Local advisory boards in three area Southern States hold a district election meeting at 10 30 a m October 2 in Romney West Virginia to choose a representative for the co op board of directors. Each local board has one vote. The current director J E McDonald Martinsburg term ends this fall with delegates managers and alternates listed from Winchester White Post Opequon and neighboring towns.
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Romney
W. Va
Co-Op
J. E. McDonald
Martinsburg
Suntan fades as skin cells shed and renew
Suntan does not fade but disappears gradually as the skin is shed. In some persons growth and shedding are more rapid than in others, but in all cases there is replacement of the outer skin by new layers growing from beneath.
SIZES by Obnne o Adams Pattern 4711 Jr. Miss sizes 11 13 15 17
Advertises pattern 4711 for Jr. Miss sizes 11 through 17 with a midriff blouse skirt and cummerbund. Includes full illustrated instructions and fit tested directions. Requests twenty five cents to Pattern Dept Winchester Star 113 Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Philippines Motor Vehicle Totals in 1940 Decline During War
In 1940 the Philippines reported 54,764 motor vehicles before the war began, but only 12,281 remained in use as conflict disrupted transport and production. The shift reflects wartime losses and overhaul of transportation capacity affecting daily life and logistics.
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Philippines
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