Miss Martha Swartz Weds Russell H Morgan Jr in Homemaker Union
Miss Martha Jean Swartz of Bunker Hill and Russell Hughes Morgan Jr of Shepherdstown were married Sunday at Bunker Hill Methodist Church. The ceremony featured daisies and white gladioli with organ music and a reception followed at the bride’s home. The bride, a Musselman High School and Winchester Hospital School of Nursing graduate, will continue nursing at Memorial Hospital. the groom, a Shepherdstown High School graduate, works at A&P in Martinsburg.
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Bunker Hill Methodist Church
Martha Jean Swartz
Bunker Hill
Russell Hughes Morgan, Jr
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Robert Moales
Martin L. Swartz
Mr. Morgan
Russell H. Morgan
D. Lee Morgen
Paul Stotler
Martinsburg
W Va
Marshall Wil Js
Lynn Shirley
Earl Blanchfield
Tucker Litton
Inwood
Morris H. Myers
Marshall Wilson, Jr
Calvin Carter
Carl Merchant
Charles Town
Douglas A. Ways
C. E. Smith, Jr
Douglas Ways
Winchester
Miss Allen Heads Madison Alumnae For This Area
Miss Anna Allen was named president of the Winchester Frederick County Chapter Madison College Alumnae Association for a two year term. Other officers elected were Miss Retha Cooper and Mrs. Jack Smith. Dr Raymond J Dingledine Jr spoke on Madison history and golden anniversary observance. About 40 alumnae attended the luncheon at Madison.
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Anna Allen
Winchester-Frederick County
Madison College
Baltimore, Md
First Presbyterian Church
A.A.U.W
Cooper
James Wood
Raymond J. Dingledine, Jr
Madison
Agnes Dingledine
Dingledine
Betsy Goodman
Carol Bowers
Richard Bowers
Portsmouth
Edith Schneider
April 22 Events Calendar Highlights In Town
April 22 schedule lists Little Theater Bark Mill 7 30 p m. Golf Club stockholders 8 p m. Moose Rebekah Alcoholics Anonymous. April 23 Kiwanis Junior Century Club Air Force Reserve meetings and Duplicate Bridge at Golf Club. April 24 Rotary Round Hill Legion Bowmen Women of Moose Dougas School Glee Club teen lounge Spor tsman Club Recreation Council Square Dance Class.
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Little Theater
Bark Mill
Golf Club
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Junior Century Club
Carl McMullan
9205Th Sq. Staff Air Force Reserve
Loudoun Lst
Air Force Reserve
B and C
S. Loudoun St
Rotary Club
Round Hill
Ruritan Club
Round Hill Community Center
American Legion Executive Board
Legion Home
War Memorial
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Dougas
Sporstman Club
Miss Vance to Wed Mr Lupton in Planned Ceremony
Mr and Mrs William B Vance of 24 Jackson Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Marie to James Temple Lupton son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lupton of Lee Ave Both attended Stonewall High School and work nearby Mary Marie at O Sullivan Rubber Corp and Lupton at Bill and Bulls Auto Service on Front Royal Rd No wedding date set.
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William B. Vance
Jackson Ave
Mary Marie
James Temple Lupton
Thomas Lupton
Lee Ave
Miss Vance
Stonewall High School
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
Mc Lupton
Bill and Bull's
Front Royal Road
Personal Entertainments for Miss Martha Swartz Before Marriage
Miss Martha Swartz prepares for marriage to Russell Hughes Morgan Jr with a bridesmaids shower at Bunkerhill Methodist Church and a personal shower hosted by Mrs. Douglas Ways. Also notes a hospital patient, moving to Leesburg, a buffet invitation for Queen Shenandoah XXXI Daphne Fairbanks, and funeral attendance of Edward B Way in Florida.
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Martha Swartz
Russell Hughes Morgan, Jr
Bunkerhill Methodist Church
Douglas Ways
Shenandoah
Daphne Fairbanks
Frank Armstrong
Washington St
Pretty Engineer Shatters Tradition at Los Angeles
A 17-year-old Lithuanian immigrant, Nida Balsys, enrolls in Los Angeles State College engineering, challenging gender norms. Professor Cromwell notes her early grit, strict load, and near A averages while her parents flee from behind the Iron Curtain.
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Los Angeles
Leslie Cromwell
Los Angeles State
Nida
Cromwell
Immaculate Heart High School
Julius Balsys
United States
Nida Balsys
Los Ange
Local Residents Welcome Newborns and Mark Birthdays
Gore names infant Dale Ann. Mrs. Pugh, formerly Helen Ford, noted. Mrs. Lewis of Whit tier Ave. spent two weeks in California. Mrs Johnny Anderson back home after Memorial Hospital stay. Jack and Genevieve Owens of Berryville name daughter Darlene Odessa. Owens previously Genevieve Singhas. Mrs. Whitmire hospitalized at Winchester Memorial. Annie Hodson celebrated 79th birthday with open house hosted by James Good at 4038 Braddock St. Attendees included numerous local families from Waynesboro Strasburg and beyond.
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Jack Lee Owens
Berryville
Darlene Odessa
Owens
Genevieve Elvira Singhas
Annie L. Hodson
Nenor
James Good
Braddock St
Effa Kline
Louise Mooneyham
Morriston Mooneyham
Morriston, Jr
Arthur
Waynesboro
James Hodson
Freddy
Edward Hodson
Anna Beaver
Hilda Hockman
Hattie Stickley
Kathryn
Strasburg
Orville Miller
Shirley
Lester Miller
Lynn
Kathy
Richard McIntire
Billy
Donald Ebersole
Robert Renner
Marvin Hershman
Douglas Stickley
Jerry
Bernard Hodson
Jeanette
Rosanna
David Olcott
Joseph Huffman
Dora Good
Elwood Carper
Jimmy
Sally
Susan
VFW and Auxiliary Entertain Patients at Hospital Ward Visit
Members of Carbaugh-Walford Post 9646 and Auxiliary entertained patients at Newton D. Baker Hospital Sunday in Wards 106 A and B. Games were played and cigarettes distributed to patients.
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Carbaugh-Walford Post
Veterans of Foreign War
Stephens City
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Birth Notices From Whitfield to Orchard Avenue
Births announced for Barbara Jean Winfield Whitfield a girl Pamela Jean Kittington a girl and a boy to William Johnston Abraham Clark and Harry Carter. Each mother listed with former names and hometowns Whitacre Halltown Hayfield Route 4 Orchard Avenue.
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Robert Winfield
Whitacre
Barbara Jean
Winafield
Estamae Hawse
Donald Eugene Kittington
Halltown
W. Va
Pamela Jean
Whittington
Florence Virginia Henry
William Johnston
Route 4
Johnston
Elizabeth Brittain
Abraham Clark
Hayfield
Clark
Pauline Light
Harry Carter
Orchard Ave
Carter
Dora Vance
Watermelon Breakthrough Delights Horticulturists
North Carolina horticulturists report success growing a watermelon with sweet flesh and thin tough rind. Ladies complained that the rind is too tough for pickles, making the fruit less useful for certain culinary uses.
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North Carolina
Modern Etiquette Q and A for Bridge Clubs and Dining
Q1 Substitutes in bridge club pay a 50 cent prize fee. Hostess may pay the substitute or inform the guest she will be expected to pay. Q2 Cheese with apple pie should usually be eaten with a fork though fingers are acceptable for dry cheese. Q3 After introducing two people, invite them into conversation to create common ground.
Lesson in English By W. L. Gordon
A short English lesson by W. L. Gordon discusses word usage pronunciation and spelling. It defines OBSCURATION as the act or state of obscuring and gives examples from a speech to illustrate unclear points and mutual interest.
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W. L. Gordon
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Miss Allen
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Bobbie Conrad
Mr. Lupton
Miss Mary Vance
Aubrey A. Jones
Winchester Memorial Hospital
W. A. Carskaden
N. Braddock St
Leesburg
F. H. Way
Kerr St
Waterboro
Edward B. Way
Jacksonsville
Fla
Mrs
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UNT
Les State College
Prof
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Richard F. Lewis
Whittier Ave
California
Johnny Anderson
Shawnee Ave
Memorial Hospital
Gilbert Whitmire
Virginia Ave
Shoecenter
Loudoun
Margaret
Loudoun St
Roberto Lee
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Armstrong
Cather
Timberlake
Martex
BATES
Geo. Washington
Morgan-Jones
Timberlake’'S
Linen Store
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
S. Braddock St
Margapf
COATS
Margaret L. Hodgson
Boyd's Drug Store