Bride At Home Wedding Highlights Family Roles and Guests
The wedding featured the bride in a light weight wool suit with a pink jacket and navy skirt, carrying a satin prayer book. Attendants wore blue and grey outfits. guests included Miss Jayne Jakimier and Mr C H Hildebrandt. After a reception at the bride’s home, the couple plans to reside with the bride’s parents until their Clarke county home is ready.
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Jonedith Casilear
Henry
Ritter
William H. Ritter
Clark County
Buz- Bella Jackson
New England
Winchester
Clarke County
Jayne Jakimier
Washington
C. H. Hildebrandt
Baltimore
Holmes Carlisle
Berryvile
Ens
George Babin
E.g
Norman E. Hinkley
Boston
Handley School
Winchester Business College
Woman’s Volunteer Corps
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Greenbrie
Miliary
Lewistown
W. Va
Wilbur Gaunt
Berryville
Elizabeth Krebbs
Lynchburg
R. Carrington Paulette
Lacy M. Ritter
Bowling Green
Leon Wesley Robinson
Brunswick
Kenneth F. Bevan Jr
Greensboro
N. C
Messrs. E. Branch Strother
Garden City
N. Y
James R. Iden
Richmond
Rice W. Levi Jr
Robert C. Levi
Sea Island
Scannell
Fasten
Berryville High School
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Berryville School
Refreshments Planned for Clarke County Historical Gathering
Mrs. Richard Byrd and Miss Lucy Mitchell will co host refreshments at Berryville Community Building for the Clarke County Historical Association meeting where Col Robert R McCormick of Chicago will speak at 8 p m on April 22. Members may bring guests to the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Byrd
Lucy Mitchell
Clarke County Historical Assn
Berryville
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago
Mahogany's Uses Highlighted In Tropical Forestry
Mahogany, native to tropical America, is valued for firewood and rough construction where it is grown, reflecting its utilitarian role in timber production and regional sourcing.
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Tropical
America
Lesson In English And Word Study From A Daily Lesson
A daily English lesson teaches correct usage and pronunciation with examples. It covers misused phrases common misspellings and a vocabulary word of the day highlighting gregarious meaning social in groups and crowds.
Becomes Bride Mrs Elwood Whitacre
The former Miss Blythe Parl Mauzy wed March 21 in Martinsburg to Ora Whitacre’s son. Fred Mauzy and the late Mrs Mauzy are her parents. The couple will reside in Siler.
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Elwood Whitacre
Blythe Parl Mauzy
Fred Mauzy
Mauzy
Martinsburg
Ora Whitacre
Siler
Elder Betrothal Reported in Norfolk Society
Mrs John Robinson Elder of Norfolk announces the engagement of Sara Lillia Elder to Ensign William Edwin Bardelmeier U S N son of Mrs Helen Gordon Bardelmeier of Coral Gables Florida Miss Elder appeared at a 1944 Norfolk German club ball Bardelmeier is a Williams College Yale alumnus and Saybrook member No wedding date yet Miss Elder is a granddaughter of the late Mrs Lewis Glover of Berryville
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John Robinson Elder
Norfolk
Sara Lillia
William Edwin Bardelmeier
U.S. N
Helen Gordon Bardelmeier
Coral Gables
Fla
Miss Elder
Norfolk German Club
Ensign Bardelmeier
Williams College
Yale University
Saybrook
Lewis Mr. Glover
Berryville
WSCS Presents Play At Friendly Grove
The Womens Society of Christian Service will present The Old Maids Convention at 7 30 p m Friday in the Friendly Grove Community hall near Mountain Falls directed by Mrs Lenore Mc Graw. The cast includes numerous named members and supporting students. Baptist Women Meet at the First Baptist church will meet at 8 p m with Mrs B S Hilton reporting on the State Women Missionary Union trip to Lynchburg. Miss Jane Lovett, daughter of Mrs Jack Wilkins, earned honorable mention in a national fashion fellowship. she will graduate from Ohio State in June.
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Womens Society of Christiian Service
Old Maids
Friendly Grove
Mountain Falls
Lenore McGraw
Ellsworth Dodson
Clyde Sale
Winfred Ashwood
Robert McGraw
Harry Hershman
Dewey Hulver
Bryan Richard
Roy Triplett
Nathan Williams
Paul Glynn
Reuben Hulver
Raymond Line
Labon Hodgson
George Lemley
Lou Ann Dodson
Kathryn Hulver
Patsy McGraw
Kathryn Dodson
Wanda Smith
Dorothy Sine
Nancy Triplett
Janet Dodson
Wilma Ferrell
Mary Triplett
Ernestine Sine
William Triplett
David McGraw
Harry
Lewis Hodgson
The
First Baptist Church
B. S. Hilton
State Women Missionary Union
Lynchburg
Jane Lovett
Jack Wilkins
N. Loudoun St
Tobe-Coeburn School For
New York City
Miss Lovett
Ohio State University
Local Notes Including Moves and Birth Announcement
Mrs. Charlotte Adkins returned to her home on 8 Stewart Street after wintering in Sebring Florida accompanied by Mrs Sally Dalrymple who will stay several weeks. Mr and Mrs D W Zombro moved to a new home on the Winchester Berryville Pike. Mr and Mrs Carl Broman announce the birth of a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Adkins
Stewart St
Sebring, Fla
Sally Dalrymple
Sebring
D. W. Zombro
Winchester-Berryville Pike
Berryville
Carl Broman
Births and family notices from Winchester area
March 23 in a Charlottesville hospital. A baby girl named Margaret Thornton is welcomed. Mrs. Broman, formerly Marguerite Lindsey daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Lindsey of Clarke County. Henry L Bush and wife of 402 National Ave greet their first son Robert Evans born April 9 at Winchester Memorial hospital. They also have daughters Eleanor 9 and Sally Ann 2. Mrs. Robert Duke Jr. returned home at 514 North St after a tonsillectomy at Winchester Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynwood Nelson Ritter
Dorothy Ann Henry
J. Henke
Henry
Hugh N. Ritter
Berryville
Joseph S. Duckwall
B. Cecil St
Charlottesville
Margaret Thornton
Broman
Marguerite Lindsey
John T. Lindsey
Clarke County
Henry L. Bush
National Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Robert Evans
Elenor
Sally Ann
Robert Duke Jr
North St
Etiquette Q A Guest Should Thank Host Before Leaving
A guest should express appreciation to the hostess before departing a reception. The polite moment reinforces gratitude and signals a courteous exit.
Pattern 4526 fashion pattern with glam look
The Winchester Star advertises Pattern 4526 by Chae O Mams featuring a one piece design with braided neck a large bow and flirty flair. Sizes 12 through 20 with yardage for size 16 and instructions included. Send 25 cents to receive the pattern at 113 Pattern Dept New York 11 N Y. Also offers a spring pattern book catalog for 15 cents and mentions a hat and bag set pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Etiquette Q A on hosting and table manners
The guide answers etiquette questions about, for example, when to receive guests, how to introduce two men without saying shake hands, and whether to break crackers or bread into soup. It emphasizes politeness, self-restraint, and proper social conduct.
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Mr. Jones
Mr. Smith” Wen
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