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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1958

Page

6

Beulah Bell to Wed Raymond Joyner

Berryville couple announces the engagement of Beulah Kathryn Bell to Raymond Kenneth Joyner. Joyner, son of Newport News residents, is a Randolph Macon College senior planning to enter the Medical College of Virginia. The wedding is set for fall.

Harry T. Bell Berryville Beulah Kathryn Raymond Kenneth Joyner Raymond H Joyner Newport News Miss Bell Richmond Professional Institute Joyner Randolph Macon College Medical College of Virginia

Calendar of Events April gatherings and club meetings

April events list many groups meeting daily at venues like George Washington Hotel Round Hill Community Center and War Memorial Building. Includes Rotary Club 1 pm April 24 and American Legion Executive Board 7:30 pm at Legion Home with multiple clubs such as Shawnee Bowmen Moose Women of the Moose and Jaycees also scheduled across venues.

Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Round Hill Ruritan Club Round Hill Community Center American Legion Executive Board Legion Home War Memorial Women of Moose Moose Home Doughhs School Comnan Apri Annoianee Frederick O. H. S Kellers Restaurant Jaycees Lee Jackson Woodmen of the World Fraternal Order of Eagles Eagles Home

Miss Cash Engaged To George Grubbs

Keystone West Virginia announces the engagement of Betty Jean Cash to George R Grubbs of this city The couple are high school graduates with current employment in Rockville Maryland An early June wedding is planned

George H. Cash Keystone W. Va Betty Jean George R. Grubbs Kinzel B. Grubbs Miss Cash Northfork High School Northfork Polytronic Research, Inc Rockville Mr. Grubbs Handley High School

Engagement of Jane Marie Lichliter Wilf to Alfred Johnson

Miss Lichliter Wilf and Alfred Johnson, both Clarke County High School students, are engaged. No wedding date is set. Also reported, the Middletown 4-H Club met with 23 members two leaders and the county agent, planning a bake sale at Miller's Drug Store to benefit the county camp in August.

Lafayette Lichliter Berryville Jane Marie Alfred William Johnson Walter Johnson Boyce Miss Lichliter Mr. Johnson Clarke County High School Middletown

Miss Joyce Crum to Wed Sidney Shull in Norfolk Wedding

Joyce Ann Crum daughter of Mr and Mrs Winfred Harvey Crum of 320 Sheridan Ave will wed Sidney Hamilton Shull son of Mr and Mrs John E Shull of 1188 Kent St A Handley High School senior Miss Crum plans a summer wedding Shull a 1954 Handley graduate attended Winchester Business College and serves in the U S Navy stationed at Norfolk

Winfred Harvey Crum Sheridan Ave Joyce Ann Sidney Hamilton Shull John E. Shull Kent St Miss Crum Handley High School Mr. Shull Winchester Business College U. S. Navy Norfolk

Miss Gum Weds Edward J. Marshall at First Presbyterian

Miss Georgi ana Gum of this city married Edward J. Marshall of New London Conn on Saturday April 12 at 11 am in the First Presbyterian Church. Dr George D Jackson performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of the immediate family. Leta Mae Gunn served as bridesmaid and Gayle DeHaven was best man. A bridal luncheon followed at Kellers Restaurant.

Georgiana Gum Edward J. Marshall New London Conn First Presbyterian Church George D. Jackson Leta Mae Gunn Gayle DeHaven Kellers Restaurant

Garden Club Briefs With Flower Display And Awards

The Town and Country Garden Club met in Millwood with Mrs. E. W. Armstrong presiding. Speaker Wade Muldoon discussed continual flowers in the garden and showed colored slides. triangular arrangements were featured. Winners: Mrs. T. Iden blue, Mrs. Henry Jenkins red, Mrs. J. Edward Thoma yellow, Mrs. George Burton white.

Town and Country Garden Club E. W. Armstrong Millwood Wade Muldoon T. Iden Henry Jenkins J. Edward Thoma George Burton White

Chestnut Grove to Sponsor Hymn Sing

The Chestnut Grove Church will sponsor a hymn sing Sunday at 7 30 pm Several churches will participate and the White Brothers Quartet will sing The service will be open to the public.

Chestnut Grove White Brothers Quartet

Infant Eleanor Ann Drury Christen at Sacred Heart

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drury of Berryville was christened Sunday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with godparents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farrell of Yorktown Heights New York. A reception for out of town guests followed with attendees from Berryville Brooklyn and Arlington among others.

Eleanor Ann Drury Henry Drury Berryville Sacred Heart Catholic Church Robert O Hickman Walter Farrell Yorktown Heights N. Y Drury Annie Coll Mary Coll Brooklyn Wahler Farrell Debbie Farrell Fred Drury Cleveland Ohio Clarence Swink Collinsword N. J Josephine Drury Jimmy Feagans Fred Jones Joseph Browne Wady Fowler Arlington

Two More Entries For Festival Beauty Contest

Two more entrants join the Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom contest to be judged May 2 by the Apple Blossom Festival's Valley Area Participation. Patricia Peterson of Charles Town and Mary Ann Showman of Hancock compete for the Miss Apple Blossom title with float rides in the Grand Nature Parade and Hancock float in the Grand Feature Parade. eighteen contestants from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia vie for the title and a ten day Cuban holiday.

Apple Blossom Festival Department of Valley Area Patricia Peterson Victor Peterson Charles Town W. Va Charles Town High School Jefferson County Jayceeettes Jaccetts —Citizens Fire Co Mary Ann Showman Emory Showman Hancock University of Maryland College Park Fort Hill High School Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Quarles School

Births at Front Royal two newborns named Hawkins and Schuller

Birth notices report a boy Darry LaMar born to Mr and Mrs James Leonard Hawkins Route 2 Front Royal with mother Nancy Ann Worman, and a girl Penny Diane born to AB-3 and Mrs Lewis Gibson Schuller Route 1 Front Royal with mother Judith Ann Grimm.

James Leonard Hawkins Front Royal Darry LaMar Hawkins Nancy Ann Worman Lewis Gibson Schuller Penny Diane Schuller Judith Ann Grimm

Forensic Word Study and Common English Usage

Lesson in English by W L Gordon explains common errors Misused prepositions with all Often mispronounced words and a focus on vocabulary growth The day’s word is forensic relating to courts or public debate The example sentence features a dignified attorney addressing the court in a forensic manner

Police Commissioner Drinks On The Job In Emerson

Emerson Borough Police Commissioner Joseph A Brescia meant as a beer taster and bacteriologist for a brewery rides a bus to work to avoid drinking and driving. He upholds the police motto that drinking and driving do not mix.

Emerson Joseph A. Brescia Brescia

Beaman Gives Norfolk Property to Animal Welfare Society

Miss Sallie Louise Beaman leaves four acres in Norfolk to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals with conditions to maintain a pet cemetery, care for her dogs, and use the land as an animal shelter. Five thousand four hundred dollars is dedicated for dog care.

Norfolk Sallie Louise Beaman The Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Aniams

Social rounds fill Kernstown notes with visits and dinners

Kernstown notes list numerous local social visits including Mrs Hinkle Boyd and Mrs Henry Shryock as guests of Mrs Elsie Lowery, Melvin and Grace Miller, and many others visiting relatives in Winchester Middletown and Alexandria. Schedules cover dinners, weekend visits, illness, and funeral attendance.

Kernstown Hinkle Boyd Henry Shryock Elizabeth Lee Elsie Lowery Winchester Melvin Miller Roy Walker, Jr Winchester Memorial Hospital Arthur Hewitt Harry Judy Loretta Janet Peggy Hewitt Salem Newlin Cedar Creek Aubrey Goodrich Alexandria Carroll C. Goodridge Donald Weller Abra Sue Martinsburg Weller J. Earl Ewing Frank Orndorff Grace Ritter Warden Jenkins J. R Nichols J. R. Jr Fairfax Nichol J. W. Jenkins W. A. Grove Sharon Linda Grove Susan Boyd Beulah Grove Hayfield Clinton Ritter Ritter Robert Carson Greenspring Mr. Ritter Geoge Ritter Armel

Modern Etiquette Q A on rising for a nun guest

The column advocates that a wife should have risen when introduced to a nun associated with her husband’s hospital. It also begins to answer napkin placement at the table, noting standard table setting practice.

Napkin rules at table and guest courtesy in candy box scene

The article explains proper place setting with napkins left of the plate and notes a guest’s courtesy when visiting. It raises a question about whether a guest may help themselves to candy in an open box on the host's table.

Self without an Invitation Sparks Etiquette Debate

The remark to refrain from attending events without an invite is defended as good manners, with emphasis on avoiding social awkwardness.

Nickel Stainless Steel Used in Jet Engine Alloys

Nickel containing stainless steel is used in modern high speed aircraft jet engines because they withstand hot corrosive gases.

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Soodak Kathryn Bell Raymond Joyner Bobbie Conrad Carl McMullan 9205Th Sq Air Force Reserve S. Loudoun St B and C P.m War Memorial Building Miss Betty Jean Cash George Grubbs Wilf Miss Jane Lichliter Patsy McDaniel Betty Rudolph Robin Henry Miss Joyce Crum Mr. Skull Joyce Crum Joyce Miss Gum Bride Mr. Marshall Georgie Smith National Ave Betty Bushong Millard K. Bushong Arcadia Allyson Barr Margaret Crow Susan Gilkey Joyce Hankin Cynthia Jones Anne Lacy Joanie Lovett Barbara Mallory Ella Mitchell Betsy Robinson Sandra Royston Mikie Smith Ann Souder Debbie Stine Lucy White Lucy Byrd Nannie Dean Orrell Rachel Pierce Ann and Lee Bushong F. L. Bushong W. H. Wagner Garland Huffman Stephenson Regina Ann Huffman Doris Howdyshell Harley Adams Memorial Hospital Ralph N. Dorsey Joseph P. Dorsey Pem E. P. Berlin Angela Valenza Luxford Henry DeGrotte Kerfoot, Jr Our Lady of Good Counsel Church Vienna Court House Country Club Kenneth Paul Ellison Janice Faye Ellison Margaret Walters Albert Muller Richmond Willard Bauer Sarah Jane Jake Akron Sarah B. Crown Mullers Bauers Edwon Turner Fairmort Ave Newtop Boxer VA Hospital W. V James B. Cave, Sr Gray Ave W. L. Gordon Aunt's Colonial Beauty Shoppe S. Braddock St Shoe & Dress Loudoun St Roberta Lee the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Armstrong Cather BATES Geo. Washington Morgan-Jones Timberlake Helen R. Coll W. Boscawen St Er, D.C.T Room Darling Warner’s Warner Ion Elsie-Kay Braddock St
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