Swank Washington receptions for finance chiefs and diplomats
Washington hosts lavish events for Bank and Fund boards and delegates of Britain France and Portugal. Officials like Secretary Snyder and Dean Acheson are praised as top dressers amid embassy dinners and teas reflecting a bustling post meeting social circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stafford Cripps
Soignee
Burnette
Madame Petsche
Britain
Ernest Bevin
America
Great Britain
Canada
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Embassy Row
U. S
Treasury
Snyder
Crucie
Bank and Fund
M. B. Chiati
Franks
Bevin
Pedro Theotonio Pereira
Portugal
Jose Caerro da Matta
Robert Schuman
Netherlands
van Kleffens
Pakistan
Mme. Israthani
Mexico
Ramon Beteta
Dean Acheson
State Department
Stanley Woodward
Raymond Muir
Parson and Largent Families Visit in Siler
On Sept 28, local residents including Mr and Mrs Roy Parson and family and Edgar Largent with son visited Mrs Harry DeHaven and others. Several callers from the DeHaven and Whitacre families gathered for weekend fellowship and a quarterly conference at Little Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis DeHaven and Sons
Allen and Paul
Arthur DeHaven
Carson Whitacre and Son
Richard Havermale
Ridge
W. Va
Ralph Whitacre
Ara Whitacre
Mary DeHaven
Clarence Davis
Harold Lamp
Glengary
Henry DeHaven
Weekend visits brighten Rosenberger area gatherings
Mrs. Maud Bean hosted Washington friends at her farm with Rev. E B Smith and Mrs. Smith attending. Mr and Mrs H A Snapp hosted dinner. The Mathenys and Snapps traveled to Capon Springs. Ernest Shook Ralph Frye and Alma Frye visited Guy Frye and family. The Great Smoky Mountains rise over 5,000 feet for 36 miles in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Summit Point News Summary
David Rowland left for the University of Alabama to study premed becoming the third local youth to attend the school. Other local people mentioned include B Grove, John Light alumni, Dorothy Coleman visiting, Howard Ware from Chester, and multiple family visits among the Groves and Colemans. Currier and Ives prints were hand colored with limited color lithography attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
Point
David Rowland
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Rowland
Messrs
B. Grove
John Light
Dorothy Coleman
Woodstock
Francis Brown
Howard Ware
Chester
W. Va
Victory Ointment Aids Army-Born Foot Care
Advertising copy promotes VICTORY OINTMENT for athlete's foot and general first aid. It claims no alcode and no acid, with sting relief and quick results, suitable for use on any body part, and notes availability in Winchester at local druggists including Miller's Rhodes Brooks Rexall Peoples Silco Cut Rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Miller’s, Rhodes, Brooks
Rexall
Peoples Drug Stores
Silco
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Antarctic
Siler
Rosenberger
Currier & Ives
Singer Sewing Center
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
Uncle Sam
U.S
South
Loudoun St
KOMET
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