Mrs Keller Weds Mr Baker In Maryland Ceremony
Mrs Martha E Keller of this city married Bert L Baker of Clearbrook on April 12 at Evangelical United Brethren Church in Hagerstown Maryland. Rev Scott R Wagner officiated. The bride wore a navy suit with white accessories and an orchid corsage. Best man was Mr Keller and matron of honor was Mrs James Keller. They will reside in Clearbrook. Other notes include club meetings and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha E. Keller
This City
J. H. Middleton
Strasburg
Bert L. Baker
Clearbrook
G. A. Baker
Baker
Evangelical United Brethers Church
Hagerstown
Scott R. Wagner
James Keller
Keller
Beverly Co. Keller
Rodney Keller
Calendar of events for April 21 listing local meetings
April 21 schedule includes Jack and Jill School reopening at 9 a.m. and events at 7:30 p.m. Stonewall PTA 8 p.m. SPCA Board of Directors 116 S Washington Madison Lodge Municipal Band at Rouss Hall 8 p.m. V F W Auxiliary Post Home. April 22 includes Lions Club Exchange Club Century Club with Mrs Boyd Moose Club Rebekah Lodge 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous at Friendship Fire Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack and Jill
Stonewall Pta
SPCA
S. Washington
Madison Lodge
Rouss Hall
V.F.W
Post Home
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Exchange Club
Century Club
Home Demonstration Agent Weekly Schedule for Frederick County
The Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent lists week actions from April 21 to 26. Meetings include Stephens City 4-H groups, Round Hill, West Frederick, Stonewall, Evandale, Valley Mill, and Middletown HDCs. Activities feature textile painting demonstrations, citizenship talks, cancer film screenings, and doctor lectures open to the public. A district Federation meeting at Leesburg Theatre on April 30 is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Stephens City
Round Hill
Friendly Grove
Ethel Hulver
West Frederick
Round Hill School
Stonewall
Edith Jolliffe
Evandale
Zuckerman
Valley Mill
Lawrence Coles
Middletown
Grange
Middletown Grange Hall
District Federation
Leesburg Theatre
Mrs Paul G Anderson Improving After Hospital Stay
Mrs Paul G Anderson of Bufflick Road has been a patient at Memorial Hospital for two weeks and is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Anderson
Bufflick Road
Memorial Hospital
Colonial Garden Club Hosts Meeting with Mass Arrangements Talk
The Colonial Garden Club met at 8 Washington St with host Mrs. W. E. Bridgeforth. Guest speaker Mrs. Virgil Strader presented mass arrangements with two self made samples. Judge Mrs. H. P. Rhodes announced awards including Blue and Red prizes for various members. Tea followed hosted by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Colonial Garden Club
W. E. Bridgeforth
Washington St
Virgil Strader
H. P. Rhodes
James Snider
Robert Yerby
Charles Snider
B. J. Sager
Warren Eddy
Red
Wyatt Richard
Loring Bean
Irvin Cather
Marshall Family Heads to California for Duty
Lt. and Mrs. Marshall and three children depart Monday for Coronado California where Lt. Marshall will be stationed. He recently returned from service aboard the USS Essex in Korean waters. Mrs. Marshall has been visiting her mother Mrs. T. J. Calkin and Mr. Calkin on West Cork Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Victor Marshall
Coronado
Cal
Marshall
Korean
Births April 18 in Romney West Virginia a girl
Mrs Thomas is the former Miss Maxine Pratt. The child born to Mr and Mrs William Thom as in Romney West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas
Romney
W. Va
Thomas
Maxine Pratt
Whitacre Family Dinner Hosts From Cross Junction
Cross Junction residents John Whitacre and kin gathered for a large dinner with extended family including George Whitacre Frank Whitacre and Lizer Lineweaver households. Visitors from Ridgeway Fredericksburg Stephens City Gainesboro Martinsburg and Baltimore joined in Easter and weekend events as Braithwaite relatives noted. The community welcomed rapid telephone progress and ongoing service upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
Fred C. Braithwaite
Betty Jo Braithwaite
Paul Braithwaite
Thomas Gayle
Fredericksburg
Richard Keller
Stephens City
Vernon Lee
Gainesboro
B. G. Braithwaite
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact English lesson by W. L. Gordon covers common misuses and mispronunciations. It highlights correct pronouns in place of He vs whom and explains the proper accent in Positively. The piece also clarifies spelling pitfalls like accomp any and accompaniment while teaching vocabulary expansion with a daily word Momentary and a proverb on momentary anger.
Modern Etiquette Q A on invitation handling and attire
The column advises a wife may ask her husband about evening plans and call back to avoid embarrassment. It states a day event speech should be in street clothes with a hat. It asks if a woman employee may send a birthday card to her employer and answers in turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Secrets of Charm Diet Tips for Spring Freshness
The article promotes lightening winter eating to shake off spring fever and lethargy. It advises replacing starches with vegetables like spinach and broccoli and choosing lean proteins such as chicken and fish. It suggests nonfat preparation methods and healthier desserts, plus keeping a menu diary and requesting a booklet titled Your Beauty Diet.
Secrets of Charms Cook Book Ad Offer
John Robert Powers promotes a recipe booklet titled Secrets of Charms offered via National Newspaper Service Box 305 Michigan City Indiana. The ad describes a spring meal including clear tomato bouillon Delaware river shad asparagus dandelion greens with bacon minted citrus and berries promising a light calorie friendly menu for the warm season.
Your Beauty Diet booklet offers safe menus for weight needs
The advert promotes a booklet titled Your Beauty Diet claiming laboratory tested menus for gain loss or maintenance suitable for the whole family. It asserts eating rather than starving with tasty meals and no extra prep, asking readers to send 10 cents plus a stamped self-addressed envelope to Secrets of Charms at National Newspaper Service, Box 305, Michigan City, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrets of
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Private Raymond Wisecarver Returns To Camp Drum
Pvt Raymond Wisecarver has returned to Camp Drum New York after spending an Easter leave with his parents Mr and Mrs George Wisecarver of Inwood West Virginia. His address is Pvt Raymond Wisecarver US 52094216 Co A 278th Inf Camp Drum N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wisecarver
Camp Drum
N. Y
George Wisecarver
Inwood
W. Va
Co. A
Coffman Teaches Food Prep In Korea Training School
Russell L. Coffman of this city serves in Korea and is pictured giving instruction at the 3rd Division Food Service Training School. Pfc. Allen E. Braithwaite, USMC, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Braithwaite of Albin, arrived in Korea after enlisting August 25 1951 and boat training at Parris Island. He later trained at Oceanside and sailed March 22 from San Diego for Far East duty. His address is Pfc. Allen E. Braithwaite 1195062 1st Marine Rett 1st Marine Div c o Fleet Post Office San Francisco Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell L. Coffman
Korea
Food Service
Braithwaite
Allen Braithwaite
USMC
Clarence Braithwaite
Albin
Marine Corps
Parris Island
8. C
Oceanside
Cal
San Diego
Far East
Allen E. Braithwaite
Marine Rett
1St Marine Div
c/o Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
Eugene Laird Home On Leave From Marine Duty
Marine Pfc. Eugene A. Laird 1263104 on ten day leave with mother at Route 3 home after eight weeks of boot camp at Parris Island He will report back to the Marine Barracks Patuxent River Md Luther Golden Williams Jr USN yeoman pitcher for Navy team in Norfolk league. former Lincoln High School graduate married to Margaret J Parsons of Bell Island Newfoundland now living in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Laird
Boone
Parris Island
8. C
Pfe
Marine Barracks
Naval Air Station
Patuxent River
Luther Williams
Navy
Luther Golden Williams
Yeoman
USN
Llewellyn Farm
Berryville
Lincoln High School
Williams
Purcellville
Naval
Norfolk
Naval Station
Argentic
Newfoundland
Margaret J. Parsons
Bell Island
Canada
Pfc Coffelt Serves in Korea With 14th Infantry
Pfc Curtis W Coffelt son of Mr and Mrs Roy L Coffelt of Bartonsville is serving in Korea. Inducted December 1950 he has been overseas 11 months and seven months in Korea with the 14th Infantry Regiment. He spent a five day leave in Japan in March and will return home soon on the rotation plan. His wife Betty Louise Cram lives with her mother Mrs T E Hicks and Mr Hicks at Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Curtis W. Coffelt
Roy L. Coffelt
Bartonsville
Korea
14Th Infantry Regiment
Coffelt
Japan
United States
Betty Louise Cram
T. E. Hicks
Mr. Hicks
Route
Church services and community notices from Grimes area
Tomorrow Galilee Church will hold services with Easter candle light events recalled from last Sunday. Community members attended sunrise services at neighboring churches. Local residents joined the Clearbrook Fire Company meeting and auxiliary film show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Galilee Church
Albert Quenzel
Martinsburg
Charles Hensell
Clearbrook Fire Company
Clearbrook
Valley of Virginia
J. Thomas Stickels
Berryville
Moore and Dorsey
Galilee
Jonah Good
Jackson
Good
Charles Town
W. Va
Luther Fishel
Apple Pie Ridge
Washington, D.C
Randolph Shoemaker
Fishel
Gore
Pifer
Middleway
Robert Leight
Woodbine
J. N. Good
William Good
Kernstown
Brooke Taylor
Herbert
Kenneth Beach
Shepherdstown
George Michaels
Billy
Mary Lou
Arlington
Isaac Kerns
Orchard Glen Farm
Billy Michaels
Germany
June Whetzel
Bill Bailey
Winchester
North Mountain social notes from Ivan Miller home
Pfc. and Mrs. David Allamong joined the Miller home for Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Carson Allamong and family. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Allamong and daughters Ann and Sandra. Other visitors were Holmes Spillman, George and Wayne Anderson. Ernest Shook and Gye family hosted and visited. Bruce and Billy Brannon called on Mrs. Ray Allamong. Kathleen Ashwood visited. Howard Allamong of Washington spent time here with Carson Allamong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Miller
North Mountain — Pfc
David Allamong
Carson Allamong
James Allamong
Ann
Sandra
Holmes Spillman
George Anderson
Wayne Anderson
Ernest Shook
G@ye
Billy
Bruce Brannon
Ray Allamong
Crosen
Ernest Ashwood
Kathleen
Howard Allamong
Washington
Keller Heads Virginia Regional Women's Guild Meeting
Mrs. Ernest Keller of Harrisville was elected president of the Virginia Regional Women's Guild of the Potomac Synodical. Mrs. Raymond Palmer and Mrs. B. W. Stonebreaker remain in office as first and second vice presidents. New secretary is Mrs. Walter Kilmer of Martinsburg and new treasurer is Mrs. Meta Ramey of Woodstown. Delegates from the local church included Mrs. Robert Grim Mrs. George Fansler and Mrs. Boyd Headley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Keller
Harrisville
Virginia
Women’s Guild
Potomac
S. L. Flickinger
Fragmentary crossword clue list
A garbled OCR style item listing numbered clues such as counterpa Hind fish in this pla pinaceous fruit oriental drink organ e of smell series branch a source of sugar projecting end of a church piece out kettle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unknown God Hind
Fish
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Mrs. Keller
Philip Boyd
Fairmont Ave
H. K. Benham
Junior Century Club
George Smith
Canticleer Inn
Harold Rowe
Alaska
Janet Harrison
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street Church
C. C. Dettra
F. H. Way
Stonewall P. T. A
Parent-Teachers Association of the
Stonewall School
PTA
Luray
The
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Tb
Bell, Jr
Marvin Eaver
Phillip Sprenkle
Wilson
E A. R
Fort Loudoun
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles P. McVicar
E. T. Clark
Ome
Leslie Dick
Marlboro
Olen Grove
John Dick
John Miller
Valley Pike
James Donald
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Bobbie Conrad
Home Agent's
Mrs. Anderson
Mrs. Marshall
California
Mademoiselle
Fred Braithwaite
Florida
Inlaw
Curtiss Braithwaite
Lena Lewis
Delbert Sibert
Russell Scrivener
Robert Donelson
Baltimore
C. G. Baker
R. G. Braithwaite
Lee N. Whitacre
Frank Whitacre
Ladies Aid
Hollis Braithwaite
Sammy Whitacre
University of Virginia
E. W. Braithwaite
W. L. Gordon
Roberta Lee
Ole
John Robert Powers
Russell Coffman
Eugene Laird
Hodgson & Brown
Lovett Brothers
Ladies
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Pfc. Coffett
By N. C. Hensell
North Mountain
Reformed Church
Cecily Brownstone
the Food Center
Flowers
Wire Everywhere Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly
Elsie-Kay
Cather’s Department Store
Winchester, Virginia
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
Timberlake
Bates
George Washington
Puritan
Timberlake’s
Main ST
Daily Crossword
Cruel
Mexico
City
Mass
Ole Elys
Isthium
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