Lovettsville Alumni Banquet Celebrates Decades of Members
The Lovettsville High School Alumni Association held its annual banquet in the auditorium on Friday evening June 9. The P T A provided a fine meal and entertainers from Winchester, Wa performed. Officers elected were President James Myers, vice president Robert Myers, treasurer Katharine Stevens, and secretary Sue Hickman. A long list of attendees from the classes of 1915 through 1959, plus faculty and officials, joined in the event with numerous guests and honorary members in attendance.
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Lovettsville High School
P.T. A
Winchester
James Myers
Robert Myers
Katherine Stevens
Sue Hickman
Esther Johnson
Ruth ‘Wire Grove
Marguerite Housholder Brown
Fay McGaha Bartlett
Helen Cooper George
Madge James Shumaker
Rita McGaha Brown
Frances Lindsey
Mary Wire Frye
Hilda McGaha
George Grove
Hypatia Poffenberger George
Dorothy Wire Compher
Eliza George Myers
Harry Compher
John George
Mary Orrison Arnold
Lucille Rust Beatty
Sue Wire Hickman
Maurice Cost
Winifred Grove
Floyd Hough
Esther Smallwood Bishop
Virginia Rust Embrey
Lucille Cooper Brown
Kathleen Rust Brown
Margaret Snoots Williams
Irene Hayes
Elizabeth Frye Myers
Addison Everhart
Dorothy Filler Grehan
Reginald Sandbower
Virginia George . Peacock
Dorothy Jacobs
Robert Wire
James George
Wanda Lee Hough
Misa
Mary Anna Lawson
Anna Axline Dixon
Keith Payne
Bernice Waldron
Ethel Speaks Livesay
James Rollins
Paul Myers
L. B. Womeldorph
L. A. Womeldorph
Thomas Kane
Laura Potterfield
Winifred Myers
O. L. Emerick
Francis Peacock
Shirley Arnold
Jamies George
Mattie George
James Grehan
William Summers
Jack Potts
John Costello
Lorrain Mack
Delmar Smith
Roger Hough
Lamar Wire
Earl Livesay
Jack Embrey
Arthur A. Beatty
George Greve
Carlos Myers
Catherine Smith
Elizabeth Lindsey
Patsy Ely
P. ¥. Myers
Dorothy Dix advises on marriage and parenting in 1930s style advice column
A long Dorothy Dix column offers guidance on marriage built through shared life, age differences, and daily resilience. It also answers letters about strict dating limits for teens, supporting an balanced approach, and advises on choosing whether to marry a dependent partner despite financial strain. It closes with childcare guidance stressing in-home care for infants when possible.
Dear Miss Dix on Love and Age in a Workplace Marriage
Dorothy Dix explores a young woman in love with her much older employer and argues that years of working together with harmony reduce matrimony risks. Betty answers that shared values and long acquaintance lower gambling-like danger, suggesting a sound basis for marriage.
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Frederick
Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Betty
David Crockett
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