Nancy Lee Coble to Wed Howard Owen in May
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Nanlee Coble to Howard Owen on May 8 at Christ Episcopal Church. Miss Coble, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Lee Coble of North Washington Street, and the late Loyd Randolph Peery, will wed. Allen, son of Dr and Mrs Lewis M. Allen of Washington Street, is the groom’s side, with family ties to Westwood and Scaleby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan- Lée Coble
Howard Owenen
Christ Episcopal Church
Coble
Alexander Lee
Washington St
Loyd Randolph Peery
Tennyson Avenue
Alexander Cathrt Cable
Cable
Nancy Lee
Anchorage
Col
Harles Shepherd Lee
Margaret Byrd Page
Allen
Lewis M. Allen
Eaton Collier Nuptials at Wardeville Methodist Parsonage
Mrs Mildred Collier a nurses aide at Newton D Baker hospital Martinsburg W Va and Erle Eaton a Capen rings W Va grade school teacher married April 10 at the Wardeville Methodist parsonage. The bride wore a grey suit with black accessories. Roy C Pilgrem Wardensville school teacher witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Collier
Newton D. Baker Hosital
Martinsburg
W Va
Erle Eaton
Capen Rings
W. Va
Wardeville
Roy C. Pilgrem
Wardensville School
Engaged Couple Jean Rudolph and John Thomas Stickles Jr
Stephenson announces the engagement of Jean Rudolph daughter of Mr and Mrs Esten O Rudolph to John Thomas Stickles Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Stickles of Clearbrook Both graduates of Stonewall high school class of 1947 Stickles works with his father in the orchard business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esten O. Rudolph
Stephenson
Jean
John Thomas Stickes Jr
John Stickles
Clearbrook
Stonewall High School
Stickles
White-Robinson Nuptials Held In Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Mary Catherine Robinson of Purcellville became the bride of James Ivan White of Berryville in a small March 29 ceremony conducted by Rev. John Meyers in Knoxville Maryland. The couple plans a southern motor trip and then reside in Brunswick where White works as a Ph operator for the Baltimore Ohio railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine
Robinson
Purcellville
James Ivan White
Berryville
Ohn Meyers
Brunswick
William Knight
Knoxville
South
White
Balti and Ohio Railroad
Cora Belle Lucas Weds Harold Armel at Berry Presbyterian
Miss Cora Belle Lucas and Harold Armel were married April 12 in Berry Presbyterian Church with R K McDonald as pastor. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lucas of Berryville, wore a blue suit. The couple will live at Marvin Chapel where he works in business. A son named Clarence A III was born April 15 to Mr and Mrs Clarence Custer of Millwood Pike at Winchester hospital. Mrs Custer was formerly Miss Lilliane Paulette Duval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Belle Lucas
Harold Armel
Berry@ Presbyterian church
R. K. McDonald
After Lucas
Berryville
Cal Armel
Armel
Marvin Chapel
Clarence Custer
Millwood Pike
Winchester Hospital
Clarence A. III
Berryville Bride Wed in Ivory Silk Gown at Church
The Berryville ceremony united Miss [bride] of Berryville and Edward I. Williams Jr. of Warrenton and Waslington with a trumpet of family ties. The gown was ivory silk with red ingote styling, long gloves, and a pearl double strand gift from the groom. Attendants included the groom’s sister Mrs. Robert E. Shenk as matron of honor. The couple plans Arlington as their home after a South wedding trip. Prenuptial parties were held in Washington and Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Shenk
Edward I. Williams Jr
Warrenton
Waslington
Gaunt
S-Set
William Shenk
Rhoden
Frederick James Williams Duncan
GAA Social Noted Alongside Birth Announcement
The April GAA social ran Thursday at the club with apple blossom decor and a lengthy committee listing. Separately, Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood R Jobe of 35 W Bond St welcomed Brock William Jobe born April 5 at Winchester Memorial hospital, mother formerly Marie Gill of Lancaster County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood R Jobe
W. Bond St
Brock William Jobe
Little Brock
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jobe
Marie Gill
Lancaster County
Calendar of Local Club Meetings April 19 to 21
A sequence of local group gatherings lists VFW Auxiliary Chanters and Madison lodge on April 19 at various times, Lions Club, Garden clubs, radio interviews, boards, Moose and Rebekah lodges, Kiwanis Junior Century and Winchester Clarke Garden Club events, and the Municipal Band with Elks Club meetings scheduled across April 19 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Market St. Methodist Church
Madison Lodge
Red Cross
Lions Club
Sarah Zane Hall
Lord Pairfax Garden Club
C. H. Lyles
W. Cork St
Century Club
Louis L. Baker
WINC
Board of Control
Exchange Club
Leon Slavin
Moose Club
Rebekah Lodge
Kiwanis Club
Sarah Zanehall
Junior Century Club
R. Justin Punkhouser Jr
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Robert T. Lozier
Municipal Band
Rouss Hall
Elks Club
Boyd twins named Susan Virginia and Charles Ross
Mr and Mrs Ross Boyd of Valley Pike announce the birth of twins born Friday Susan Virginia and Charles Ross Mrs Boyd is formerly Miss Ollie Cline daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott Cline of Stephens City Mr Boyd is the son of Mrs Walter Boyd and the late Mr Boyd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Boyd
Valley Pike
Susan Virginia
Charles Ross
Boyd
Ollie Cline
Scott Cline
Stephens City
Mr. Boyd
Walter Boyd
Beale-Weds Smalley in Bowling Green Baptist Church
Frances Glassell Beale daughter of Mrs. Richard Lee Beale and the late Col Beale wed Robert Ware Smalley son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Smalley at Bowling Green Baptist Church. The ceremony featured dogwood candles organ music and a lace gown with ivory Chantilly fabric. Guests included family from Bowling Green Washington and Berryville with a reception at Glassellton and a northern wedding trip. Beale attended Agnes Scott 1947 Smalley from Mercersburg Academy and studied at the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Glassell Beale
Richard Lee Beale
Col. Beale
Bowling Green
Robert Ware Smally
Herbert Mulford Smalley
Berryville
Bowling Green Baptist Church
L. M. Ritter
Mamye O'Flaherty
Richmond
L. B. Elliott Jr
Garrison Boyle
George Hanson
Doris Harpe
Washington
Kenneth McCord
Baltimore
Todd Scott Henshaw Jr
Mechanicsville
Kate Ellis
Owatonna
Minn
Ann Wheeler
Gainesville
Margaret Mahon
Hardy Dunnington
Mr. Smalley
Walton Mahon
George William Beale
Edward Stehl Ill
George Hansen
William Henson
Eddie Wisecarver
Leslie Gibson
Bridgeton
N.J
A. G. W. Christopher
Reno
Glassellton
Smalley
Berryville Basket Company
Agnes Scott College
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
University of Virginia
Modern Etiquette Q and A Clarifies Addressing Names
A reader asks how a businesswoman should sign her name with Mrs. or Miss and how a bride-to-be should monogram her linens. It notes that linen and silver remain the bride’s property and advises holding a cocktail or wine glass by the stem rather than the bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jones
Misa
Home Agent Schedule For Agnes Shirley Activities
Agnes Shirley's schedule lists Tuesday 9 30 am leadership training at Baptist church with readers urged. Wednesday 9 30 am Stephens City HD club at fire hall. sewing machine cleaning supplies and tools required. 8 pm White Hall 4 H club at Stonewall high. Thursday 10 am Evandale HD at May Hannum's sewing machine clinic. 8 pm Friendly Grove 4 H at Mt Falls store. Friday 10 am West Frederick HD at Mrs Fawcett sewing clinic. District federation meeting May 4 at Culpeper requires notice to home agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Stephens City
Fire Hall
White Hall
Stonewall High School
Evandale
Friendly Grove
Mt. Falls
West Frederick
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
A brief note by W. L. Gordon discusses common mispronunciations and offers guidance on how to pronounce words like Fiasco with emphasis on the second syllable and specific vowel sounds. It highlights fe as ke and unstressed e and a as in at and no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Personal notices of travels and visits across several states
Mrs. Massie Page Byrd and Flood travel to Hot Springs Virginia for a multi day stay. Alberti attendances at Roanoke for the Carolinas Virginia hospital conference and Virginia state hospital convention. Fant returns from New York safety convention. Hepners host Barrs and children in Stephenson Winchester. Wingfield arrives for ten day leave with Eleanor Wingfield. Lt Ig Marshall and wife and daughter depart for Atlanta and Pensacola after visiting Winchester. Beatty and wife tour Seattle. Summel hosts Swimley Farnsworth and Stewart at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer E. Alberti
Roanoke
Virginia, State Hospital
Kenneth Wingfield
Winchester
Eleanor J., Wingfield
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Local Birth Announcements Highlight Southwerk and Braddock Picks
An April 7 to April 18 list records multiple births across households. Couples include Woodrow McLaughlin, Helen Bly. Howard Herbaugh, Lilie Sampson. Aubrey Swartz, Betty Simpson. Granville Cather, Betty Simpson. John Zanser, Katherine McClure. Donald Jenkins, Nancy Lowery. Clarence Johnson, Annie Smallwood. Douglas Sirbaugh, Glorie Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow McLaughlin
Southwerk St
McLaughlin
Helen Bly
Howard Herbaugh
Herbaugh
Lillie Sampson
Aubrey Swartz
Welltown Pike
Granville Cather
S. Braddock St
Cather
Clarence Johnson
City
Johnson
Annie Smallwood
Douglas Sirbaugh
Shawinee Ave
Sirbaugh
Glorie Ward
Pattern 4857 sewing dress and two-piece outfit ad
Popular sewing pattern 4857 offers a one piece dress or a two piece blouse and skirt in sizes 12 through 20 and 40 for the skirt. Includes illustrated instructions and pattern details. Send 25 cents to Winchester Star Pattern Dept New York for pattern 4857. Also advertises Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book with 126 illustrations and a catalog plus a free sun tan halter pattern for 15 cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoac Ohlans
Gibson Girl
Winchester Star
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
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Nancy Lee Coble
Eaton - Collier
Jean Rudolph
Lucas
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Drug Store
Bride
Pride
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Turney, Carpenter and Turney
Washington, D. C
Warren County
Randolph Macon Academy
Army Air Corps
Riverton Lime and Stone Co
Arlington
Claude Owens
Charles Patton
Grayson Sponseller
Richard Kennan
Dorothy Swiger
Mary Bibb
Elinor Johnson
William Bowerman
England
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Jack Widmyer
Gilbert Tillotson
Wallace Weiner
Roy Wickes, Jr
Godfrey Zirkle
John Wolfe
Harold Anderson
Eleanor Hutchinson
Louise Avey
Robert Berry
Chester Pugh
Halford Baker
Catherine Rowe
Kathryn Sullivan
James March
Arthur Spaid
John Seabright
Lucille Sencindiver
Wesley Crisman
Robert Jasper
Thelma Edwards
Charles Anderson
Ellis Ford
Clarence Hershman
Paul Tomney
Robert Grim
Colleen Shine
Pred Hyde
Marshall Boyd
Raymond Burke
George Moyer
Robert Grove
Richard Rosenberger
Charles Curry
Donald Long
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Frances G. Beale
R. W. Smalley
Roberta Lee
Agnes Shirley
Joseph A. Massie, Sr
W. Nelson Page
Harry FP. Byrd, Sr
H. D. Flood
Hot Springs
Julian S. Fant
New York City
Pennsylvania
Assurannce Company
James Hepner
Cecil Barr
Florence Annn
Stanley
D. W. Marshall
Sheryl
Atlanta
Mrs. W. O. Beatty
Kernstown
Seattle
Wash
United States
J. H. Summel
Harry Swimley
Charles Town
Alice Farnsworth
Summit Pouit
Minnie Stewart
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
R. G. Hengeveld
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman’s
Wright & Ditson
Hill's
N. Loudoun
Strvica
the Food Center
Bemburg
Cather & Moling
BO Alyle
China
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Crystal
Ruth Rhodes
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Timberlake
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