Miss Godlove Weds Mr. Sheetz in March Wedding
Miss Mabel Elizabeth Godlove daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond L Godlove of White Hall and Mr Leroy Sheetz of Clear Brook son of the late Mr and Mrs Lester Sheetz of Marion married March 29 at the Methodist parsonage on Morning Side Drive The Rev E S Ellmore officiated The bride wore a gray suit with purple orchids The matron of honor was Mrs Herman Godlove in a gray suit with navy accessories The best man was Mr Godlove The groom is a farmer in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Elizabeth Godlove
Raymond L. Godlove
White Hall
Leroy Sheetz
Clearbrook
Lester Sheetz
Marion
Morningside Drive
E. S. Ellmore
Herman Godlove
Godlove
Sheetz
Frederick County
Kitchen Fresh Cottage Chocolates Sale
A receipt style notice announcing kitchen fresh cottage chocolates with 32 luscious pieces in one pound box priced at $1.10. The ad, titled Books' Pharmacy, Ph. 6461, promotes a take home treat with a rich chocolate assortment.
Calendar of events listing clubs and meetings in April
A calendar of community events lists meetings on April 8 including American Legion Auxiliary Moose Club Rebekah Lodge and Alcoholics Anonymous. April 12 features Kiwanis Garden Club and Elks Club events while April 10 lists Rotary Club gathering at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Home
Moose Club
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Friendship Fire Hall
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester-Clarke Garden
Social Notes Gather Easter Guests and Weddings
Miss Nancy Larrick arrives from New York to spend Easter with her Larrick family on West Clifford Street. Mrs Dorothy Kinter is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs H B McCormac Jr and daughter Trudy return from Philadelphia after attending the wedding of Miss Ann Lyons to Mr Richard Wells in which Trudy served as a flower girl. Guests attended the shower for Miss Jean Manuel and the wedding of Mr George Ricketts of Middleburg to Miss Jean Manuel. Mrs Todd of Green Spring travels to Charlottesville after the death of her aunt Mrs Nancy Woods Horthorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Larrick
New York
Nancy Larrick
New York City
Mrs
Herbert Larrick
W. Clifford St
Kinter
Dorothy Kinter
Front Royal Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
McCormac
Philadelphia
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Trudy
S. Stewart St
Ann Lyons
Richard Wells
Trudy McCormac
Joseph Schroth
Jane
Nancy Sjostrom
Jesse Campbell
Lisette Lazazzera
Jean Manuel
George D. Ricketts
Middleburg
HM. C. Manuel
Maurice Eckman
Herman Barr
Harry Butler
A. J. Lazazzera
Harry Gregory
Robert Manuel
John Lamb
Hubert Leary
G. D. Ricketts
Rachel Burns
John Ely
Baker, W. Va
Kathryn Manuel
Barbara Jane English
Fannie Page
Beverly Drake
Todd
Charlottesville
Georgia E. Todd
Green Spring
Nancy Woods Horthorn
Shenandoah District Women Meet at Burnt Presbyterian
Dr and Mrs Wilson host Mrs Harrington at their Braddock Street home. Mrs Harrington addressed Shenandoah District meeting at Burnt Presbyterian Church. Fourth District United Daughters of the Confederacy plans set for May 27 here. Turner Ashby Chapter met at Mrs Wyatt Richard home. Miss Douglas Harlan spoke on Virginians on Olympus. Stephenson Social Club to meet tomorrow at 2 pm with Mrs L O Dick at Clearbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Harrington
Ronald Wilson
Braddock St
Shenandoah
Women of the Presbyterian Church
Burnt Presbyterian Church
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Turner Ashby
Wyatt Richard
Middle Road
Douglas Harlan
Martinsburg High School
Marshall William Fishwick
Stephenson Social Club
L. O. Dick
Clearbrook
E. W. Grant
Emory Ellmore
Amos Prince
Local Births Announced for Three Families
Birth notices report a boy for Mr and Mrs George W Trimble of Strasburg with Mrs Trimble formerly Frances Palmer. A girl is born to Mr and Mrs W L Fletcher of 4 Euclid Ave, the mother formerly Juanita Wetherholtz. Another girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Delmar Seville Route 2, with Mrs Seville formerly Myrtle Catlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Trimble
Strasburg
Trimble
Frances Palmer
W. L. Fletcher
Euclid Ave
Fletcher
Juanita Wetherholtz
Delmar Seville
Route 2
Seville
Myrtle Catlett
Modern Etiquette Q and A on manners and gifts
A readers guide from Roberta Lee answers questions on etiquette. It covers removing olive stones properly, bride’s thank you notes to each family member, and whether monograms belong on envelopes or note paper.
Secrets of Charm posture and glove handling guidance
John Robert Powers presents etiquette tips on perfect carriage focusing on gloves and purses. Proper glove handling includes straight seams, folding long gloves, and careful finger positioning. Purses should rest on the hip with a graceful pose, avoiding dangling. Readers are invited to request the booklet YOUR POSTURE by mail with 10 cents and a self addressed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrets
Easter Carillon Recital at Luray Singing Tower
Charles T. Chapman will give a special Easter Sunday carillon recital at the Luray Singing Tower 3 p.m. The program includes An Easter Prayer The Strife is Oer Hail The Festival Day Melody in F Dancing on the Green Going Home Welcome Happy Morning Rejoice the Lord is King and Jesus Christ is Risen Today. Regular recitals are held Sundays Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Chapman
Luray Singing Tower
Belle Brown Northcott
Jesus Christ
Your Posture booklet offer from Secrets of Charm
An informative easy to follow booklet promises grace, improved stance, figure health and clothing appearance. Send for a copy to Secrets of Charm, National Newspaper Service Box 305, Michigan City Indiana with SASE and 10c to cover cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrets of Charm
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Local Social News From Middletown and Nearby
Mrs Josie L Monk hosts as Mr and Mrs Darrell Anderson and family visit Stephens City. Mr and Mrs Clarence Collette visit Mr and Mrs Robert Spiker. Mrs Leona Walker hosts Mrs Spiker. Dreamadon Williams shown improvement after skull fracture. Jessie Hurt Bell Hurt return from Roanoke after Homer Hurt funeral. Mrs J V Anderson Mrs Josie Monk and Mrs Darrell Anderson visit Mrs Clarence Collette and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie L. Monk
Middletown
RT. I
J. V. Anderson
Carolyn Anderson
Johnson City
Tenn
Darrell Anderson
Anderson
Clarence Collette
Robert Spiker
J. W. Anderson
Hays Monk
Stephens City
Leon Walker
Dreamadon Willams
Frances Williams
Jessie Hurt
Miss Bell Hurt
Washington
Misses Hurt
Fannie Hurt
Roanoke
Homer W. Hurt
J. V Anderson
Josie Monk
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
W. L. Gordon presents guidance on word usage and pronunciation. He explains that satisfactory can mean completely satisfactory, notes the distinction between deign and its pronunciation, and distinguishes climatic from climatic with emphasis on climate related usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Cooking's Fun By Cecily Brownstone
Recipe notes for a simple dish featuring macaroni and peas with butter and optional garlic. Cook pasta until tender, mix with warmed peas and butter, season, and serve for four portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Flag of truce traditionally a square white flag
The flag of truce is traditionally a square white flag used to indicate a pause in hostilities. The common understanding is that it signals a ceasefire or safe conduct for negotiations or surrender.
Baby pattern 4524 offers dress playsuit bonnet for toddlers
Illustrated pattern 4524 for toddler sizes 1 to 5 includes a scalloped dress with wings or puff sleeves, a one piece sunsuit that opens flat, and a matching bonnet. Send 30 cents to Anne Adams in the Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept. for the pattern with clear instructions and plain name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Civic League Hears About Bicentennial Plans
Frederick County Commonwealth's Attorney Joseph A. Massie Jr spoke at the Wo men's Civic League meeting at the George Washington Hotel on Bicentennial plans. Advertised souvenirs were discussed and Brigadoon receipts funded league efforts. A committee was formed to study unsuitable city literature for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Commonwealth
Frederick County
Women’s Civic League
George Washington Hotel
Clarke T. Cowper
Civic League
A. C. Halevosa
Ronald Wilson
H. W. Ebert, Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ajzuleul Faulte
Miss Godlove
Mr. Sheetz
Little Garden Club
Hobson McGhee
Berryville
Edward Barr
Woodhull Baker
Joseph Kalbach
Willis Lacy
John Scully
B. B. Dutton
Walter Bosserman
Benjamin Knight
Carl McMu
Mr. Cather
G. Cather
Memorial Hospital
Shirley
James Shirley
National Pen Women’s League
Statler Hotel
Bobbie Conrad
Mrs. Campbell
Miss Lazazzera
Wilson
Roberta Lee
John Robert Powers
Grace
Luray Tower
Shoecenter
Ebecerta
Schewels
Veledt
E Row
Winchester
Gaunt
Elsie-Kay
S. Braddock St
Lovett Bros
N. Leudoon &T
The
Netherlands
House of Orange-Nassau
Juliana
William of Orange
the Silent
Nassau
Principality of
Orange
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cather’s
Timberlake
Fownes
Dawnelle
SIUC
Loudoun St. Winchester
Denier
Eators
South Pacific
Wender’s
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