Marriage Announcement for Shirley Christion and Nathaniel Lacy
Mr and Mrs Preston A Christion of Newtown Pennsylvania announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Ann Christion to Nathaniel Rogers Lacy son of Mr and Mrs Thurlow Lacy of Denver Colorado. Shirley studied at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Colorado and is a faculty member. Nathaniel was educated at Colorado A M College and did work in Africa before a career as a conservationist in Yellowstone Park. The couple are descendants of noted families including Dr and Mrs Edmund J Rogers of Denver and the late Mr and Mrs Frederick D Lacy of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston A. Christiohn
Newtown
Jits’ City
Spee
Shirley Anné Christiohn
Nathaniel Rogers Lacy
Thurlow. Lacy
Beneer
Callens
Pine Arts
Carnesie Sae
Techwre Ard
Doweentis
Qslo
Norfees Sie
Colersito A & M College
Yellowstone Park
Dacy
Tate
Edmund J. Rogers
Denver
Frederick D.lacy
New York
White Hot PTA bake sale set for Saturday morning
The White Hall Parent-Teacher Association plans a bake sale in front of McCrory’s Star on Saturday morning from 9 a.m. Readiness for the festival preps is underway as members promote funds for school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Parent-Teach- Association
Crorys
Personal notices from families amid East Coast meetings
Dr and Mrs B M Knight of W Cecil Si attend State Dorval Association meeting near Virginia Beach. Mr and Mrs Vernon S McClintock of 311 W Whitlock Ave host guests Bre McClintock sisters Mrs Chester Evéland Salinas California and Mildred Mitchell of Washington DC spent Easter with the McClintocks. Mrs C A Fauver and Mildred also visited W D Nearmay in Chicago. The Sibert family named infant Deborah Pazabeth Sibert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Knight
W. Cecil Si
State Dorval Association
Virginia Beach
Vernon S. McCln
W. Whitlock
McClinstock
Chester Evéland
Salinas
Calif
Mite
Atmalony
Greensbeg
Delbert Sipert
Deborah Pazabeth
Sibert
Fielen Jonkins
Calendar of Events at War Memorial Building and Local Venues
Calendar lists events including Civil War Round Table at 7 p m Tuesday Teenage lounge closed Girl Scouts 6 29 p m Madison Lodge 8 p m Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel 8 p m Loyal Order of Moose 8 8 p m Rebekah Lodge 8 p m Alcoholic Anonymous at Baptist Church May 12 p m Joint Civic Clubs luncheon at George Washington Hotel 7 30 p m Flights B and C Air Force Reserve Squadron 218 S Loudoun St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Madison Lodge
Duplicate Bridge
George Washington Hotel
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholic Anonymous
Baptist Church
Air Force Reserve Squadron
S, Loudoun St
Shepherd College Graduation and Related Socials
John Seiden O Bry an of Berryville is a candidate for a B S degree at Shepherd College with commencement on June 3. Mrs Samuel Newlin was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Mrs Parkinson, Mrs Coffman, Mrs Dick, and Miss Mary Lou Sprint at Sprint home. Teresa Marie is the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Fogle of Lost River West Virginia. Rhea J Kirk of this imu is among the candidates for a B A in elementary education on June 3 at Shepherd College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seiden O'Bryan
Berryville
Shepherd College
Samuel Newlin
Robert Parkinson
James Coffman
Alain Dick
Mary Lou Sprint
Ralph Fogle
Lost River, W. Va
Teresa Marie
Fogle
Lita Shell
Rhea J. Kirk
Imu
Birth notices for multiple families in Bloomery to Wardensville area
A sequence of birth announcements lists new babies born to families in Bloomery Star Route Stephens City Front Royal Gore Cameron Street Wardensville and nearby areas. Names include Sharon Luana Sherry Leigh Danny Lee Joseph Robert and Mary Lou among others with mothers including former Misses Beulah Spurs Virginia Headley Dorothy Rennie Mildred Hott and Kathleen French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rinker
Bloomery Star Route
Rinker
Beulah Spurs
Wilfred Trenary
Stephens City
Sharon
Luana
Sherry Leigh
Trenary
Virginia Headley
Jim Brown
Front Royal
Timothy Lynn
Brown
Kathleen French
Edward Swartz
Swartz
Virginia Luttrell
Nathaniel Brown
Jackson Ave
Jay Franklin
Mss
Dorothy Rennie
James Orndorff
Gore
Mary Lou
Orndorff
Virginia Grady
Francis Aleshire
Cameron
Danny Lee
Aleshire
Janet Drummond
Dallas Dougherty
Colonial Heights
Sharon Marie
Dougherty
Claire Helfrich
John Bowers
Wardensville
W. Va
Joseph Robert
Bowers
Mildred Hott
Harry Carter
Births at 1056's Orchard Ave and Lebanon Church
A girl named Deborah Jean born to Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Route 2 comes after Deb orah Jean. Gore a girl Sonia Lynn to Mr. and Mrs. La Follette Route 2. James Glenn to Mr. and Mrs. Meadows Route 2. Twin girls to Mr. and Mrs. Doman at Lebanon Church. Each mother’s prior name listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard Ave
Deborah Jean
Carter
Dora Vance
Charles Livingston
John Howard
Livingston
Elsie Howard
Norman LaFollette
Gore
Sonia Lynn
LaFollette
Dorothy Sechrist
Russell Meadows
James Glenn
Meadows
Geraldine Voorhees
Francis Doman
Lebanon Church
Doman
Susan Malone
Easter Sunrise Service and Social at Hensells
Local residents joined a sunrise service and waffle breakfast at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensell for Easter morning while some attendees were ill and unable to attend. The Galilee Church Easter service drew a good crowd.
Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact English lesson explains word usage and pronunciation notes. It highlights misused terms like calculate and mispronunciations of Banff and provides a brief word study on ter se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Modern Etiquette Q A on condolence letters gum chewing and greetings
A columnist answers etiquette questions about writing condolence letters by hand versus typewritten, discreet gum chewing in public, and whether a woman should rise to greet a man. The guidance emphasizes personal warmth, quiet conduct, and differing norms for hostesses and encounters with important or elderly individuals.
Apple Blossom Court Names Four More Princesses
Four young women were named Apple Blossom Princesses completing the Queen Shenandoah XXX Court at the festival. Susan Moore represents Greenbriar College and has held multiple campus leadership roles and prior festival honors. Sandra Jane Damewood represents American University and serves as Phi Mu member and Orientation Board co chair. Melinda Emmaline Hauser represents Bucknell University and participates in Alpha Chi Omega Drama Club and swimming. Sally Ann Mathiasen represents Stuart Hall Staunton, active in swimming hockey and the yearbook staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Moore
Charleston
W. Va
San
S. T. Moore
Greenbriar College
Lewisburg
Miss Moore
Hinton High School
Greenbriar
Itta Mu Epsilon
Greenbriar Military School
Brier Bill
Campus Players
Delta Pel Omega
National Dramatics
Moore
Anita B. Morris
Greenbrier College
Sandra Jane Damewood
Talbert M. Damewood
Arlington
American University
Washington, D. C
Coolidge High School
Damewood
Phi Mu
National
Melinda Emmaline Hauser
Miss Nancy Gardner Named May Queen at Madison College
Miss Nancy Gardner, a Madison College senior majoring in biology and psychology, was elected May Queen for the May Day Pageant on May 4 in Harrisonburg. She serves as Editor of The Breeze and holds roles in Panhellenic Council, Who's Who, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Honor Council, and Athletic Council, daughter of Mr and Mrs Grantham G Gardner Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gardner
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Home Demonstration Schedule for Frederick County Week
The Frederick County Home Demonstration Avent lists meetings for April 29 to May 4. Events include County 4-H Council in Court Room Tuesday 7 30 p m Gore HDC with Mrs Walter Larrick Wednesday 10 a m Gore 4 H 1 p m Kernstown HDC at church with textile painting 7 30 p m Green Clover 4 H at Gainesboro church Thursday Apple Blossom Friday Apple Blossom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Court Room
Virginia Regional Women’s Guild Elects Leader at Harrisonburg
Mrs. Robert M. Grim of this city was named president of the Virginia Regional Women's Guild of Evangelical and Reformed Churches at the first biennial meeting held Thursday at St. Stephen's Church in Harrisonburg. Other officers include Mrs. John R. Wilkins Edinburg first vice president, Mrs. D. E. Remsberg Roanoke second vice president, Mrs. John D. Baker Mt Crawford secretary, and Mrs. James Shannon Mt. Jackson treasurer. Local attendees from the Harrisonburg area included Miss Ruth Thomas, Mrs. Boyd Headley Sr., Miss Lola Carper, Mrs. Guy Jones, Mrs. William Fauver, and Mrs. Grim. Guest speakers were Mrs. Guy Benchoff Woodstock National President, Mrs. George A. Waliner Washington Potomac Synodical President, and Mrs. Milton C. Lang Baltimore General Council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Grim
Virginia
Women’s Guild of E Vvangelical and Reformed
St. Stephen's Church
Harrisonburg
John R. Wilkins
Edinburg
D. E. Remsberg
Roanoke
John D. Baker
Mt. Crawford
James Shannon
Mt. Jackson
Colorado Springs Attorney Faces Odd Dilemma
Attorney John H. Gately found he was representing two clients on opposite sides in a highway crash case. He realized the mix up with Luther Alto Robbins and Jerome H. Duchon Jr. The judge allowed Gately to withdraw from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Atorney
John H. Gately
Gately
Luther Alto Robbins
Jerome H. Duchon Jr
Robbins
Duchon
Justice of the Peace
H. C. McShane
Miss Mary Jean Rickard Chosen Pin Up for Page News and Courier
Miss Mary Jean Rickard daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Rickard of Clarke County has been selected as the paper's pin up. A Clarke County High School graduate last June she now serves as secretary in the operating room at Winchester Memorial Hospital. During her senior year she was crowned Miss Clarke County and this year Miss District County 1057 Miss Gail Levi. She is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs T B Rickard of Rileyville Page County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Rickard
Forrest Rickard
Clarke County
Page News and Courier
Rickard
Clarke County High School
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hungarian Refugees Arrive in Whitehorse Amid Cold Outpost
Five Hungarian refugees reached Whitehorse in a Yukon Territory outpost as temperatures plunged to 20 below zero. The Whitehorse editor quipped that they may have fled Hungary to escape Siberia, though doubts linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehorse
Y. T.u
Yukon Territory
Hungary
Siberia
Norview High Band Plans Debut at Apple Blossom Festival
The 103 member Norview High School band from Norfolk will perform for Festival visitors Friday at 10 30 a m on the Courthouse Portico and steps. Uniforms are navy blue and gold. Lee Wales directs the band which includes 60 boys and 43 girls and will appear in the Grand Feature Parade Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norview High School
Norfolk
Wyiam T. Sulivan, Jr
Lee Wales
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Bradford+Bachrach
Anne Curiatjoun
White Hot
PTA
Midred Mitchell
Mrs. McClintock
C. A. Fauver
M41
Featle Punsier
W. D. Nearmay
Chicago, Il
Bobbie Conrad
BUL & Daie
Huntsherrus
LA Eys
Grimes
By N. C. Hensell
Winchester
Olin Affleck
Dinges
Harry 4
Sartell
Nain
Helen Crim
South Boston
Banff
Bamf
Roberta Lee
Gaunt
Dra Jane Damewood
Biglerville, Pa
Sally Ann Mathiasen
Staunton
Queen's Court
A.m
John A. Hauser
Bucknell University
Lewisburg, Pa
Biglerville
Bucknell
Alpha Chi Omega
Dramatical Society
Alan C. Mathiasen
Stuart Hall
Mathiasen
Miss Gardner
Mrs. Grim Heads
Virginia Guild of Reformed Church
Miss Rickard
Mrs. T. B Rickard
Rileyville, Page County
Buster Brown
Buster Browns
Huntsberry
Valley Shoe
Loudoun St
N. Loudoun St
Norview HS
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cather
Morgan-Jones
Bermudas
Timberlake
Dial
Helen R. Collier
D.C.T
W. Boscawen St
Wendace
Wonder
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