Social Notes detail Winchester nuptials and club events
Mrs Marjorie Dixon Morton and Mr William Henry Gold Windsor were wed in a double ring ceremony at Lullaby Lodge near Winchester. The bride wore lavender orchids with a coa colored gabardine suit. The bride’s mother is Mrs Mary Dixon, rt 3. The couple, she a nurse turned Warren county health nurse, and he an orchardist, left for York and Lansdale Pa after the ceremony. The column also notes Quotarians meet in Roanoke for the district conference, local visits, and social notes from the Winchester area including bridge club gatherings and travels of residents like Mr John W Jones to Wichita and Elizabeth Duffendeffer to Winter Park Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Dixon Morton
Warren Ratines
Floyd McKown
Gold
Mary Margaret Dixon
Rt. 3
Par
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Memorial Hospital
DuPont Co
Conn
Minn
Calif
Washington, D. C
Winchester Memorial Hospital Birth Notices Sept 23 24
Notices from Winchester Memorial Hospital report births: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Masse at 226 Amherst Street on September 23. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Burke. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Shores of Gore. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Floyd at 320 Amherst Street, the mother formerly Miss Mary Wallace. a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Michael of Woodstock Lane. a son to Mr. Roy Griffith and Frances at 309 S. Braddock Street. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson of Upperville, the mother formerly Miss Evelyn Smallwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Massie
Amherst St
Raymond Burke
W. Cecil Sr
Dorothy Sencindiver
Marion Shores
Gore
Herbert Floyd
Floyd
Mary Wallace
John Michael
Woodstock Lane
Roy Griffith
Frances
S. Braddock St
Walter Thompson
Upperville
Thompson
Evelyn Smallwood
Garden clubs share flower show prep tips in Winchester
The Gardens clubs of Virginia detail conditioning methods for cut flowers to enter the October 1 flower show and plant sale at Winchester Armory from 3 to 9 pm. Each flower has specific steps such as alcohol in water for dahlias and peppermint extract for chrysanthemums and amaryllis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardens Clubs
Virginia
Winchester Armory
Sixth Birthday Party for Miss Linda Curl at Home
Miss Linda Lee Curl daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Curl of 22 E James St celebrated her sixth birthday Monday afternoon. Guests included Judy Dix Shirley Curl Nancy Newlin Carolyn Rowe Linda Kline Dorothy Gary Barley Arthur Rowe Herman Kerns Billy Gochenour Harry Newlin Jr and Jerry Kline. The day featured a party atmosphere with local children in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Lee Curl
H. W. Curl
E. James St
Miss Curl
Judy Dix
Shirley Curl
Nancy Newlin
Carolyn Rowe
Linda
Kline
Dorothy
Gary Barley
Arthur Rowe
Herman Kerns
Billy Gochenour
Harry Newlin Jr
Jerry Kline
Cara Nome Special Beauty Offer at Brooks Pharmacy
A rare beauty opportunity offered for a limited time at Brooks Pharmacy. Regular two dollar cold cream cleansing cream is discounted to one dollar each. Dial 6461 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara Nome
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Modern Etiquette by Roberta Lee
A reading of etiquette guidance covers topics: avoid discussing illness and body conditions in conversation with others. Guests should bid farewell to hosts and express enjoyment. Engaged couples should not monopolize each other in public as it signals jealousy.
Miller F Kline Rites Set at Local Home
Funeral services for Miller Frederick Kline Southern Railway engineer will be held at the family residence at 3 p.m. tomorrow. He died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. He is survived by his wife and son and several stepchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Frederick Kline
Southern Railway
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Pattern 4824 for two piece dress with peplum
Ad for pattern 4824 featuring a swallowtail peplum two piece dress with scallop back interest. Easy to sew with illustrated instructions and tested fit. Available in sizes 12 to 42, requires 35 8 yards at 39 inches, send twenty five cents coins to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17
New York
N. Y
Growth in Winchester Chamber of Commerce Membership
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce secretary Henry T. Hardenburg spoke before the Rotary about the chamber’s achievements and planned activities. He cited growth from 150 members to 242, noting broad benefits to agriculturists industries and retailers, and highlighted tourism as a key revenue driver while warning against reluctance to support the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Henry T. Hardenburg
Winchester Rotary
Chamber
Hardenburg
Winchester
Chambers of Commerce
Grandmaster Visits Area Odd Fellows Lodge
Grandmaster Cecil H. Jones of Virginia visits Winchester 42 Madison Lodge as host lodge for Area Odd Fellows. Middletown district deputy grand master Boyd McDonald serves as master of ceremonies. Virginia officers and Alexandria Canton No. 1 patriatch miltants in full dress attend and introduce grand lodge officials. Frisbie provides talk and Jones outlines goals for the year urging new members and a home for the aged at Lynchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil H. Jones
Canan
Virginia
Winchester Ree
Madison Lodge
Boyd McDonald
Middletown
Taylor Barr
Abe Leven
Meredith Himmelright
Alexandria Canton No. 1
Patriach
MhcDorrald
Grand Lodge
Leroy Bendheim
Winchester
Grandmaster Jones
Lynchburg
Holmes Newcome
Lesson In English by W L Gordon
Daily English lesson on word usage and pronunciation. Discusses misused phrases, common misspellings, and a daily vocabulary word with quotes. Highlights how ordinary people view inflexibility of character as lionlike strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Isaiah Ee
Prophet
Aia
Moving Out to a New East River View Apartment
A narrator leaves a seven year Greenwich Village home for a clean modern East River view apartment. The moving day eases with help from Laurie Wells and Jeanis as baggage smashers disrupt little, and the old fireplace joke figures as a revived Manhattan gag about visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Village
East River
Frances
Laurie Wells
Jeanis
Symphony
Manhattan
Publishers to Meet With ITU President
INDIANAPOLIS September 25 Representatives of the International Typographical Union met with a group from the American Newspaper Publishers Assn to resolve differences despite NLRB action against the union An ITU president Woolruff Randolph said the move shows the Taft Hartley act and Denham enforcement are one sided and attacked NLRB general counsel Robert Denham in a statement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
Assn
National Labor Relation Board
Woolruff Randolph
ITU
Robert Denham
NLRB
Randolph
Denham
Origin of the term boycott named after Captain Charles Cunning ham Boycott
The word boycott arose in 1880 from Irish tenants who refused to engage with Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott, a British land agent known for ruthless evictions. This collective action gave the term its current meaning of non cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cunningham Boycott
Ireland
Thelma Wisecarver Succumbs at 47 in Winchester
Thelma Wisecarver wife of Maynard W. Wisecarver died after weeks in Memorial Hospital from long standing complications. Born July 22 1900 in Winchester she was 46 at death and survived by her husband her father J Henkel Henry a sister Buzzella Jackson and two half sisters Dorothy Ann Henry and Mrs George Casilear. She was longtime proprietor of Buzzella Shop and a Centenary Reformed Church member. Funeral at her home 138 Montague Avenue Friday at 3 pm with burial in Mount Herron Cemetery. Reverend S L Plickenger to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Wisecarver
Maynard W. Wisecarver
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
J. Henkel Henry
Effie Lee Whitacre
Frederick County
Buzzella Jackson
George Casilear
Dorothy Ann Henry
Wisecarver
Centenary Reformed Church
S. L. Plickenger
Montague Avenue
Mount Herron Cemetery
Richard M. Carpenter
William O. Grove
Chester L. Riley
Robert M. Lindsay
Ellsworth Johnson
Larry E. Hill
Paul L. Ayres
Leonard I. Miller
Banker Hill Church Marking 207th Year
The Rt Rev R E O Strider Episcopal Bishop of West Virginia will deliver the sermon at the old Church of Christ by Morgan Morgan believed to be the first mover in the eastern panhandle West Virginia. The edifice is the third on the site as noted years ago by the states Young People’s Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. O. Strider
West Virginia
Old Church of Christ
Morgan Morgan
Panhandle
West Virgina
Young People’s Fellowship of the State
Mother Drowns Babe In Home Bath Tub
Chicago police report 39 year old Mrs Ann Brunn, mother of three, drowned her baby son in seven inches of water in a bathtub at home citing inability to care for him. She had been an inmate of a state mental hospital ten years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ann Brunn
John T. O’malley
Waterfowl population trend in the United States
J M U ice estimates the total waterfowl population at 54 million, 32.5 percent below last year and 56.8 percent below three years ago, indicating a decreasing trend in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J.M.U
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Marjorie Morton
Henry Gold
C. R. Line
Roanoke
Winchester Quotarians
Quota Club
Hotel
Mary Lou Steele
Mary Virginia Rosenberger
Marian Lewis
Eliabeth Grim
Hurst
Nancy
Northwestern
Dorothy Eisenberg
Richmond
S. R. Hurst
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Red
Lankenau Broomery
Grace Hel Heltzel
Helen Hershman
Nancy Jean
Win
Chanticeleer Inn
Boscawen St
W. R. Kennedy
John W. Jones
Wichita, Kansas
Elizabeth Duffendeffer
Winter Park
Fla
Mrs. Louis Grimm
Ft. Royal Food
Harry M. Sartell
N. Washington St
Muncie
Ind
Wanda
Church Meeting Daughters of Wesley
Stephens City
Metit
Annie Carbaugh
Winchester Juhfor Music Club
Jane Miller
North Ave
Virginia Foundation of Cancer
Tabernacle
Full Gospel Tabernacle
N. Cameron St
Sand Flat
Boyd Combs Jr
Hayfield
Hagerstown
Homer Cray
New York City
H. W. Ebert Jr
W. Boscawen
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Oxford
Roberta Lee
M. F. Kline
Rites
Obnic Omams
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Odd Fellows
Miller Bros
E. Piccadilly St
L. J. Luby
Miller St
Banker Hill
Babe
Guam
U. S
Tachibana
Chichi Jima
Bonin Island
Chas. S. Crisman
Kent St
Florence
Winchester Furniture Co
Loudoun ST
A. the Fish and Wildlife Serv
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The
Arcadia
Out Front Royal Road
Hill
Loudoun
Haldeman’s Creamery
Fairplay Market
S. Loudoun St
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Cather & Moling
Timberlake
Timberlakes
Master Kraft
Mervel W. Adams Plumbing and Heating
Firestone Stores
N. Braddock ST
Lovett Brothers
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