Berryville Baptist Church hears Virginia Locke marry Marshall Gray Jr
Miss Marvil Virginia Locke and Marshall Lynwood Gray Jr. wed April 17 at Berryville Baptist Church. The bride wore a navy suit with navy accessories and an orchid corsage. she was given in marriage by her father. The groom, a Clarke County High School alumnus, works for the Virginia Highway Department. They plan a short Washington trip and will reside in Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville Baptist Church
Marvil Virginia Locke
Howard F. Locke
Boyce
Marshall Lynwood Gray
Berryville
Gray
Arthur Brown
Mrs. Gray
Clarke County High School
Mr. Gray
Virginia Highway Department
Washington, D. C
Miss Cunningham Weds Lawrence B Pope in Kernstown
Evelyn Cunningham daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Cunningham of Middleburg became the bride of Lawrence B Pope son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Pope of this city on April 10. Rev Carroll C Goodridge officiated at Kernstown Methodist parsonage. The bride wore a teal blue suit with white accessories and a corsage of white rosebuds. Pope works for American Brakeback Company. They reside at 370 East Piccadilly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Cunningham
Joseph L. Cunningham
Middleburg
Lawrence B. Pope
Clarence Pope
Carroll C. Goodridge
Kernstown Methodist Parsonage
Pope
American Brakeback Company
E. Piccadilly St
Miss Cottam Engaged To Edwin Page Ebersole
Mrs. Joseph Cottam of Burkville announces the engagement of her daughter Elsie Virginia Cottam to Edwin Page Ebersole son of Mr and Mrs George Abram Ebersole. The wedding is set for July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cottam
Burke~ville
Elsie Virginia Cottam
Edwin Page Ebersole
George Abram Ebersole
Miss Cottam
Mr. Cottam
Suffolk County
Ebersole
Montgomery Ward
Suffolk
Paul Stotler
Alan Page Stotler
Hutchins, Ky
Daughters Hospital
Ashland
Calendar of Events for April 26 27 28
Public code classes at Radio Club on Rt 50 East at 7:30 p.m. Madison Lodge meets at 8 p.m. Municipal Band performs at Rouss Hall at 8 p.m. Lions Club gathers at 12:15 p.m. George Washington Hotel hosts Exchange Club at 12:15 p.m. and Loyal Order of Moose at 8 p.m. Rebekah Lodge meets at 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at Miller House at 8:30 p.m. Reception for Queen and Her Court at George Washington Hotel at 7:30 p.m. Elks Club events at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Club
Rt. 50
East
Madison Lodge
Rouss Hall
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Exchange Club
Loyal Order of Moone
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics—Anonymous
Miller House
Queen and Her Court
Elks Club
Local bridal shower honors Miss Lorraine Price
Miss Lorraine Price was guest of honor at a Wednesday evening bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Donald Anderson Jr. at 8 Cameron St. Her upcoming May 1 wedding to Douglas R. Hottel of Woodstock will be at the First Baptist Church. Several relatives and friends attended, with reports on other local residents and visitors including hospital patients and a staff member from Handley High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Price
Donald Anderson, Jr
Cameron St
Miss Price
Douglas R. Hottel
Woodstock
First Baptist Church
Harry Carpenter
Blaine Wilson
James Kincaid
Charles Tyson
George Cook
Dorotha Coffman
Earl Bailey
Marjorie Duncan
Alan Peery
St. Louis
Classical Association of the
South
Midwest
Sheraton Hotel
Peery
Handley
William L. Clark
Kansas City
Kimball Clark
Clark
Huffman Guests Over Foster Holiday At Front Royal Road
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Huffman of Manassas, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Orebaugh of Stuarts Draft, and Miss Winnie Judy visited the Huffmans on Front Royal Road during the Foster holiday. Mrs. Norman Hall and her son Don of Indianapolis will arrive Tuesday to stay two weeks with Mrs. Hall's mother, Mrs. J. W. Riley Sr. on Picadilly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Huffman
Front Royal Road
W. FE. Huffman
Manassas
Warren Orebaugh
Stuarts Draft
Winnie Judy
City
Norman Hall
Don
Indianapolis
Local Guests and Hospital News From White Post
White Post residents hosted visitors from Luray Charlottesville Front Royal and Washington while Mrs Meade Conley is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital Easter visits included Page Lee Hettie Mackay Smith and others Miss Susan Jones and her sons Cadet George Jones and Gwynne Jones Jr spent Easter at home Mrs Humes returned home after a Spain trip and hospital admission at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey F. Funkhouser
WHITE
Charles Shank
Martha Shank
Cary Rowe
Luray
Robert Buckley
Meade Conley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Page Lee
St. Margaret's School
Tappahannock
Edward B. Lee
Lees
Sue Carper
Front Royal
James Massie
Washington
Ladley Husted
Charlottesville
J. H. Funkhouser
Claudis P. Shelton
Norfolk
L. J. Taylor, Jr
Jerry, Mike and
John
Taylor
Reynolds Green
Hettie Mackay-Smith
Cornell University
Higginson Mackay-Smith
Farmey
William Humes
Spain
Madison College
Gwynne H. Jones
Jones
George Jones
Vv. M. I
Gwynne Jones, Jr
Arlington
R. S. Bryarly
Berryville
Reynolds
Thomas Fleetwood White
Benvenue
Cedarhurst, L
Secrets of Charm by John Robert Powers
A fashion guide praising white accents like collars gloves and blouses to keep a fresh look. Emphasizes daily laundering and careful care of white accessories and delicate items to maintain a groomed appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrets OF Charm
John Robert Powers
FIGURED FOR YOU guide on selecting foundation garments
Specially prepared by fashion experts for readers of this column. FIGURED FOR YOU gives detailed instructions and illustrations on choosing foundation garments that suit your figure type for comeliness, control and healthful comfort. Send 10 cents plus a stamped self addressed envelope to Secrets of Charm in care of National Newspaper Service, Box 305, Michigan City, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrets of Charm
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Community notices from Hebron Baptist Church weekly
A review given by Mrs Brandell Larrick to the Ladies Missionary Society at Hebron Baptist Church. Various callers and dinners noted including families from Hamilton Winchester and Hagerstown. Several illness admissions and visits reported along with Easter services and candle light communion at Hebron. Funeral services held for Guy Morgan of Akron Ohio with Rev Morris Cather officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Hagerstown
Charlie Hook
Blue Ridge
Charlottesville
Robert Adam
Bobby
Fort Belvoir
Ethel Wolford
Fannie Triplette
Winchester
Tacy Triplette
Cc. T. Brill
Cecelia Baughman
Mary Baughman
Esther Baughman
Wardensville
Myrtle Garvin
Sue Brill
Lawrence Williams
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Williams
Peggy Miller
Hebron
Morris Cather
Guy Morgan
Akron
Fairview
Morgan
Brundell Larrick
Beulah Allamong
Virginia Hook
Ann Beable
Hebron Baptist Church
Lula Luttrell
Eugene Haines
Rock En
S. J. Goode
Churches Listings and Schedule From Local Churches
St Paul AME Church at 428 N Loudoun St led by Rev Mayo hosts Sunday School at 10 am with worship at 11 am. St Stephens CMF E Church at 424 Chase St under Rev R L Robinson holds Sunday School at 9:30 am and worship at 11 am with Silver Tone Quartet from Washington DC performing 3 pm to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul A. M. E
N. Loudoun St
Mr. Mayo
St. Stephens C. M. FE
Chase Street
R. L. Robinson
Silvertone Quartet
Washington, D. C
Valley Home Demonstration Club meets in Winchester
The Greenwood group met at Mrs. Curtis Loy’s home in Winchester. Ada Ebersole and Helen Knight hosted a lamp shade cutting event to raise funds for the Cancer Fund and the Education Center at VPI, with plans to attend the Federation meeting in Front Royal on May 5. Easter Sunday dinner guests included Clarke County families and local residents. The Rev. Carroll C. Goodridge led Easter services at Greenwood Chapel and nominating committee members were named: Rev. Carroll Goodridge, J. D. Colvin, Stanley Seabright, and Mable Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Charles Town
Academy of Friendship
Women of the
The
Winchester
Greenwood
Valley Home Demonstration Club
Curtis Loy
Ada Ebersole
Helen Knight
Cancer Fund
VPI
Federation
Front Royal
J. W. Carlisle
Gilbert Brown
Roy Carlisle
Bonnie Lou
Gary
Clarke County
Mable Brown
Mar
Carroll Goodridge
J. D. Colvin
Stanley Seabright
Opequon Social Notes Report Local Visits and Events
The column lists visits and activities in Opequon and Wateredge including the United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at Wateredge. Attendees include Percy Hershman Lucian Brumback and Janice Brumback, Mrs Mayme Miller, Pfc Don Gregg and family, Mrs Pennington and Nettie, Mr Robert Gnegg, Mr M J Billmyer host Denzil Pawcett, Otis Brown, Clarence Windle Julia Windle Jimmie Windle, Billy Sharp, Albert McDonald, Janice Brumback Barbara Patterson, Leonard Williams and son Robert Beverley, and Easter service at St Johns Church led by Rev FE B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Wateredge
Percy Hershman
Lucian Brumback
Janice
Mayme Miller
Grange
White Hall
Pfc
Don Gregg
Pennington
Nettie
Gnegg
Robert Gnegg
M. J. Billmyer
Denzil Pawcett
Otis Brown
Clarence Windle
Windle
Julia Windle
Jimmie Windle
Cedar Creek
Billy Sharp
National Fruit Product Company
Albert McDonald
Place Bros
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact English lesson listing common usage errors and pronunciations. Includes guidance on word study and daily vocabulary building. Notes bonhomie as a daily example with pronunciation and usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Births in Brucetown and Winchester introduce two healthy babies
April 23 births record two new additions. To Mr and Mrs Leslie Jenkins of Brucetown a boy, with Mrs Jenkins formerly Miss Nina Affleck. To Mr and Mrs Teddy Riggleman of Winchester a girl, with Mrs Riggleman formerly Miss Veda Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Jenkins
Brucetown
Jenkins
Nina Affleck
Teddy Riggleman
Winchester
Riggleman
Veda Kline
Do all mosquitoes suck blood
Many species never bite. The majority do. A long proboscis functions as a sheath for six dagger like blades that drill into the skin to feed on blood.
Modern Etiquette Q and A About Dinner Manners
A columnist answers etiquette questions about formal dinners. Dishes should not be passed twice and returned to the kitchen after one pass. A wife should not apologize for a scanty meal when hosting guests, and giving a gift to a future mother in law is not expected on first meetings.
Bobsled Speeds Reach 89 Miles Per Hour
The racing sled can reach speeds as high as 89 mph. Bobsledding is described as the fastest and most dangerous ice sport, with a risk it may die out without greater enthusiast recruitment.
Louisiana Purchase price and gold shipments explained
The United States paid 11 250 000 in money for the Louisiana Territory and assumed certain claims, totaling 27 267 622 with interest. In 1934 French gold moved to the U S to capitalize on price changes, with some ingots traced back to 1803 Jefferson-era packages used to pay for the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
J.S.O. A
Jefferson Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Locke
Marshall Gray
Miss Cunningham
Mr. Pope
Edwin P. Ebersole
John C. Blackburn
Xi Beta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Harold Patton
Greystone Terrace
Loring Wright, Jr
Harry Stewart, Jr
Regina Shine
Gus Cahill
George G. Snider
Century Club
Bobbie Conrad
Luna Lowery
Annie Hodson
Montgomery County Hospital
Olney
Mad
Chaplain Carson
Blacksburg
Roanoke
Carson
Warden Boyd
Harry Miller
Clary
Memorial Hospital
John Jennings
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
J. D. Snapp
Stephens City
Mrs
Floyd Ridings
Strasburg
Raymond Earley
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Claude R. Cammer
Chanticleer Inn
Dorothy Lichliter
Andrew Jackson Ellis, Jr
Ralph S. Bailey
F. W. Bailey
Millwood Ave
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
New York City
Bailey
Georgetown University
National Security Agency
Washington, D. Cc
Huntsberrys
White Post
Gore
Mr. Womeldorf
Mrs. Mable V. Brown
Tha, Susan and
Thomas
Ida Pennington
James Pennington
Clinton Ebersole
Bettie Jean Ebersole
Donald Ebersole
Aubrey Baecher
Ronald Baecher
John Dove
Jack Gordon
Greenwood Chapel
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Armstrong
Armstrong’s Products
Royelle
Cather’s Department Store
Winchester, Virginia
Timberlake
Linen” Store
Gaunt
Roberta Lee
Keller’s Restaurant
Cole Slaw
Lovett Brothers
AAA
A Strauss
Lovett Bros
Weatherbird and City Club
Shoecenter, Inc
St. Loudoun St
Ucary
Yver Old Washer
Miller
Anderson
Your
Maytag
E. Boscawen St
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