Social and Personal Friday Evening Meeting and Local Weddings
Weekly meeting of the Woodmen of the World at Odd Fellows Hall. Multiple society notes include weddings and engagements: Phyllis Whitmore and Randolph Marshall Gaunt plan Oct 15 at Braddock Street Methodist Church. Ruby Jane Nealis to James F. Cunningham. Miss Harriet Krise to Stanley Mattern to be wed Oct 6. Kathleen Sherman wed Loy H. Hook. various entertainments and travels of local residents. Mr. and Mrs. Payne honored. O'Connell family trips. several residents visiting relatives in Washington, Lansing, Montreal. illnesses noted for Robert Brill and Joseph Poole. bridge party hosted by Mrs. Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Whitmore
Randolph Marshall Gaunt
Boyce
Braddock street—Methodist Church
Miss Whitmore
Mamie B. Whitmore
Ralph R. Whitmore
Mr. Gaunt
Ollie Gaunt
Miss Krise
Harriet Krise
W. M. Krise
Andrew Babb
Phyliss Oakes
Babb
West Cork Street
Stanley Mattern
Washington, D. C
Miss Sherman
Hook
Kathleen Sherman
W. S. Sherman
Loy H. Hook
Edinburg
Winchester
R. A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Berryville Social Guests Share Local Hospitality
Berryville hosts guests from Virginia and beyond as Mrs. William Aycock and two sons along with Mrs. Hammond Mar coni and two children visit the Misses Shepherd on South Church Street. Other visitors include Frank Baughman, Mrs. Smalley and sister Mrs. Parkall, Miss Virginia Page, and Nellie Henson recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
William Aycock
Bobby
Billy
Richmond
Hammond Marconi
Paul
Nancy
Hazleton
S. A. Beyland
King George County
Shepherd
South Church Street
Jack and Jill School Set to Open October Sixth
The Jack and Jill School led by Mrs. Richard Crenshaw with Miss Louise Gray will open Monday October 6 for pre school and nursery children from 9 to 12 at the old McCormick home Amherst and Washington streets. Lessons include music appreciation nature study hand work and neatness. Students listed include Patricia Baker Carol Stewart Carol Funkhouser Jean Anderson Mary Carrington Wilson Mary Greenway Carr Barbara Pingley Marilyn Wingfielder Billy Ann Winkfield Bill Baker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack and Jill
Richard Crenshaw
Louise Gray
McCormick
Amherst
Washington Streets
Patricia Baker
Carol Stewart
Carol Funkhouser
Jean Anderson
Mary Carrington Wilson
Mary Greenway Carr
Barbara Pingley
Marilyn Wingfielder
Billy Ann Winkfield
Bill Baker
Jack Crenshaw
Bill Bosserrhan
John Crisman
Chester Hobart
Donald Stotlar
John Lewis
Dial 3424 For Your Socials
By dialing 3424 you may let your friends know when you entertain, have guests, are going away, or have returned home. The Star will be glad to Publish all such matters on this page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Co-Workers Sunday School Plans Sale at Steele's Store
The Co-Workers Sunday School of Trinity Lutheran church met at Mrs. Virginia Bauserman's home to organize a cake and pie sale for Saturday October 4 at Steele's store. Attendees included Mrs. John Newel Miss Anna Orndorff and others. after business, refreshments were served and local notices followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Co-Workers
Trinity Lutheran Church
Virginia Bauserman
Steele's
John Newel
Anna Orndorff
Edythe Orndorff
Lillie Adams
F. L. Roof
H. E. Stickley
Virginia Gregory
Lucy Dean
Memorial Hospital
Mary Sandy
C. and P. Telephone Company
Ednn Polhamus Young
Edna Polhamus
Brunswick
Eugene Carlysle
Mollie Adams
Beryl Sowers
White Post
Irene Booth
Cleve Adams
Fred Manuel
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Harry Carbaugh
Highest U.S. temperature record at Greenland Ranch
The highest temperature recorded in the United States in the shade was 131 degrees at Greenland Ranch in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Greenland Ranch
California
Know Your Beauty Props By Helen Follett
Advice on beauty preparation and makeup application. Highlights include proper rouge placement, powder blending, skin conditioning, and the influence of diet on complexion. Emphasizes using lighter rouge for sparkle and avoiding a downturned mouth effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Reliance Notes Local Activity and Visiting Friends
Dry weather continues in this locality as corn cutting and silo filling keep farmers busy. Mrs. C. H. Grover visits Washington and Mrs. M. C. Dermont with two children stay with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dyke. The Mitchells attend conference in Winchester. Miss Widmyer and friend from Washington call on old friends. Miss Gruver and visitors from Maryland spend weekend with Ira Gruver. Derrick paints his home. Audrey Hunt leaves for college in Dayton Virginia. Doris Strickler, primary teacher, spends weekend in Harrisonburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Grover
Washington, D. C
M. CC. Dermont
A. M. Dyke
William Stickley
Anna Widmyer
Elizabeth, Gruver
Mayattesville
Harrisonburg
Family Visits and Rally Day at Saint Johns
Bloom Virginia guests include Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wallace of Baltimore visiting C E Clowser family. Other visitors: Mr. and Mrs. O S Guets and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slayden of Winchester. Rally Day service at St Johns Sunday School featured recitations by Marilyn Feeley Betty Lou Brewer Ruth Lineburg and other children with a duet by Sallie and Mae Smoke and a sermon by Rev. E B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Claude Wallace
Baltimore
C. E. Clowser
T. S. Cooper
O. S. Guetts
Walter Slayden
Winchester
St. Johns Sunday School
E. B. Smith
Marilyn Feeley
Betty Lou Brewer
Ruth Lineburg
Misses Sallie
Mae Smoke
Defense work shifted to small plants in Fifth District
Richmond reports that in six weeks the Office of Price Administration division of contract distribution funneled about 300 thousand dollars in defense business to small shops in the Fifth Federal Reserve District. Mason says 300 small plants could serve as sub contractors for gun and armament parts, with many machines capable of precision work. He urges local small shops to contact offices to obtain sub contracts from large prime contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
OPM
Fifth
Mason
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Maryland
Rict
Columbia
Defense Clinic
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Late News Timing Across Time Zones
The Star notes press time differs by region with 9 P M in London 10 P M in Berlin Rome and 11 P M in the Balkans reflecting the paper’s late edition schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STAR
London
Berlin
Rome
Balkans
Modern Etiquette Answers on Table Manners and Hats
The column answers etiquette questions about leaving a chair, wearing hats with street clothes at theater, and dancing etiquette. It notes not moving furniture unless needed and advises women to wear hats to theater but remove them once seated, while men should face slightly to the left when dancing.
Beauty shop for men opens in New York city
Frank Ewing reports on Helena Rubinstein’s new male beauty shop in Manhattan. He describes a salon atmosphere with young attendants, scalp treatments, hair slicking, vitamins, skin analysis, and “emulsion for men” while noting there is no haircut or shave offered and planning a future barber visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Frank Ewing
N. Y
Mme
Helena Rubinstein
Texas
Madame Rubinstein
Suzan Win
Madame
Louie
Rest Sunday School Rally Day in Rest
Rest Virginia September 26 The Rest Sunday School plans a Rally Day Service on Sunday morning September 27 in the church. A special program is prepared and all are welcome. The Rev George A Turner preached at Rest Church last Sunday. A birthday dinner was held at the Sager home for Mrs Sager and Mr Earl Smallwood with many relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest
Sunda
George A. Turner
Rest Church
Leo Lamp
Murcher Lamp
Washington, D. C
Ethel Barrett
Henry Barrett
Catherine Lunsbaugh
Marker
W. M. Sager
E. N. Swartz
Charles Gordon
Gravel Springs Grange meeting and Booster night planned
Star Tannery Va Sept 26 The Gravel Springs Subordinate Grange will meet Sept 30 at 8 p m All members should attend as important business will be discussed A Booster night program will be rendered and the public is invited The Juvenile Grange held a meeting this week and will stage a flower show Tuesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Tannery
Gravel Springs
Grange marks tenth birthday celebration in town
The Grange organized November 28, 1931 by Mr and Mrs Harvey national Grange Deputy plans a tenth birthday event on November 28 with a genre to be followed by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
National Grange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Odd Fellows Hall
Ruby Nealis
Mr. Cunningham
Charles Nealis
Ruby Jane
Jas. F. Cunningham
George W. Cunningham
Romney
W. Va
Cunningham
Berkeley Springs
Augusta
O'Connell
Chicago
Irvin O'Connell
Spencer Heath
Elkridge
Heath
Henry George Association
LaSalle Hotel
Lansing
Mich
Montreal
Canada
W. B. Johnson
Walter Barr
Fairmont Avenue
St. Louis
Johnson
Mary Margaret Cooper
Norman Cooper
New Haven, Conn
Yale University
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
Washington
William Triptett
James C. Ritter
Millwood Avenue
And
Ees C. L. Ritter
Saint Mary's
W. W. Glass
J. A. Lynch
Arlington
Mollie Glass
Cary Jones
Martha Clark
Grafton Crawford
Kernstown
Robert F. Brill
East Lane
Joseph Poole
Harry Poole
Berryville Pike
C. H. Schutte
Courtfield Avenue
Norfolk
James Snider
Braddock Street
Frank Baughman
Mrs. Lutz
Mrs. Smalley
Mrs. Parkall
Bridgeton, N. J
Virginia Page
Nancy Davis
Nellie Henson
William Dix
Cleveland
Ohio
Dix
Western Reserve University
Malcolm Taylor
Annapolis
Henry Hawthorne
John Face
Faireld
DIAL
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Les
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Taylore
Huntsberry’s
Buzzella’s Shop
Presbyterian Sunday School
O. L. Jamison
Margaret Colling Denny and
Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Helen Follett
Robert Lee
Oxford
Lovett Bros
W. B. Snider
N. Cameron St
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit I Insurance Corp
Underwood’s Bakery
Loudoun St
Colonial Beauty
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