Social notes announce Lamp Adams wedding plans in Jewett
Social notes state Miss Adams, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Adams of 30 Zold Street, will marry Mr Ralph Lamp August 17 at St James Evangelical Lutheran Church Jewett Ohio with Rev FE O Graham officiating. Grandfather of the bride to be is listed as F E Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lamp
St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jewett, O
FE. O. Graham
Miss Adams
W. E. Adams
Old Street
Lamp
Russell Lamp
Hereforde Derflinger Engagement Wedding Planned
Mrs Ethel Hereford of Berry announces the engagement of her daughter Ethel Mae to Neville Derflinger son of Mrs Der Une. A fall wedding is expected at Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hereford
Berry
Ethel Mae
Neville Derflinger
der Une
Ly F
Engagement of Ro delia Lee Adams to John F Watach
Mr and Mrs Charles Adams of Gainesboro announce the engagement of their daughter Ro delia Lee to John F Watach son of Mr and Mrs Frank Watach of Miss The bride to be is a Gainesboro High alumna who studied Home Economics and Biology at Shepherd College Shepherstown West Virginia He is a Cambridge High School graduate who worked for Sears Roebuck and Co before joining the Army He served 43 months and since discharge attends Shepherd College majoring in Business Administration Wedding date has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Adams
Gainesboro
Rodelia Lee
John F. Watach
Frank Watach
Miss
Shoeherd College
Local visitors share hospitality with city residents
Mr and Mrs James Re hosted by Mr and Mrs Melvin Renner and were joined by Mr and Mrs James Tewarl Mr and Mrs Robert Cramer of Tiffin Ohio and Mr and Mrs Harold Whitney of Hollywood Florida with Lewall noted as Renner’s nephew during their stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Re
James Tewarl
Robert Cramer
Tiffin, O
Harold Whitney
Hollywood
Fla
Lewall
Renner
Melvin Renner
Kitchen shower honors Miss Dorothy deGrange at Steck home
Mrs. J. M. Steck Sr and her daughter Mrs. James Miller host a kitchen shower at 5 p.m. today at 312 Fairmont Avenue in honor of Miss Dorothy deGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Steck, Sr
James Miller
Dorothy deGrange
Community Shower Honors Fansler Family at Bergville
Mrs A D Van Metre and Miss Annis Foltz hosted a Sunday shower for their brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Donald Fansler who married June 27. Other attendees included the Foltz and Stokes families and friends. Also noted: Boys and Girls Club Wiener roast 6 30 p m Saturday at 1707 Valley Avenue with invitations by phone. Rinker reunion set August 7 on porch of Winchester Cold Storage. Young Adult Fellowship at Braddock Street Methodist Church meets 9 45 a m with Roy Wickes teaching. Birthday party honoring Jimmy and Judy Dix highlighted blue pink decor and gladiolus centerpiece. Mrs Lucy P Marshall attends funeral of Mrs Mary E J in Hurricane West Virginia and will stay ten days with sister Mrs C C Hodges in Huntington W V.
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A. D. van Metre
Annis Foltz
Herman Foltz
Bergville
Donald Fansler
Lester Shriver
Lorraine
William Morningston
Elva
Eugene
Duane Foltz
Harry and
Kay
F. H. Foltz
Willis
Annis
Thelma
Norma
Louis and
Lynn
Eston Foltz
Donald Fans
Ler
Louis Gerhardt
Lawson Stokes
Billie Edwards
Boys and Girls Club
Valley Avenue
L. Zuckerman
Valley_avenue
Alvin and
Jay Baratt
Carol Stricker
Mary Jo Wright
Barbara
Cynthia Klevans
Wickes
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Roy Wickes
Godfrey Prelip
Charles Crisman
James Dix, Jr
E. Piccadilly Street
Jimmy
Judy
Barbara Jones
Sandra Carper
Joan Miller
Sonja Lee
Geraldine Lee
Rosalie Bean
Lois Jean Gilliam
Nancy Newlin
Frances Ann Punk
Garvin Walters, Jr
Harry Newlin
Buddy Carper
Billy Pangle
Gene Paul Miller
Eugene Lee
Bobby
Ronnie Gilliam
Denny Lee
Lucy P. Marshall
Mary E. J
Hurricane W.va
Marshall
Huntington
C. c. Hodges
Local social notes from area residents and visitors
Miss Sue Ruffner of Luray visits cousin Miss Charlotte Jolliiffe for a week. Mrs Milton Prout of Dodge City arrives in Berryville after illness in her father Mr Carl Trenary. Mr and Mrs Robert Moyer of Piedmont and Mrs Seymour Meals and children of Westernport visit Mr and Mrs Herman Embrey. Memorial Hospital reports improvement for Mr Stewart Bell Sr. of N Cameron St. Mr and Mrs Earl E Baker host relatives Dr and Mrs Ralph G Leighty. D M Martin and family return from Hurricane W Va after funeral of Mrs Mary E Hayslett. Gray Beverley and son Gray Jr depart for Virginia Beach, Arlington Hotel registered. Dr and Mrs L M Allen depart for two weeks at Cape May. Mrs E L Easthathieve returns from visits to Gloversville and Tuckahoe New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Prout
Dodge City
Kansas
Berryville
Carl Trenary
Robert Moyer
Piedmont, W. Va
Seymour Meals and Children
Westernport
Herman Embrey
Couple pedals 2500 miles to Oregon college
Midland Michigan August 1 a young couple sets out on a 2500 mile bicycle trip to Eugene Oregon to enter the University of Oregon. Richard Revenaugh 23 and Terry 21 travel light with camping gear aiming for about 75 miles a day and up to 100 miles after hardening up.
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Midland
Mich
College
Richard Revenaugh
Terry
Eugene
Oregon
University of Oregon
Church Schedule Across Gainesboro Area Churches
A compiled list of Sunday services and Sunday schools for churches in the Gainesboro area. Includes Lamp's Memorial, Old Bethel, Pine Grove, Gainesboro, Salem, Stephens City Lutheran Parish, St. Paul's, Trinity, Galilee Church of Christ, Hebron Baptist, Opequon Group, Round Hill, Burnt Church, Timber Ridge, Pilgrim Fellowship, Evangelical United Brethren, Ridings Chapel, Greenway, Stines Chapel, Montague Avenue, Macedonia, Winchester Charge, Pleasant Valley, Ebenezer Disciple, North Frederick, Little Mountain, White Hall, Rest, and other local charges with service times and worship details.
Fortune Telling booklet promotion and a trivia Q&A on blind figures
An advertisement for a 15 cent booklet Fortune Telling outlines topics from cards to tea leaves and divination. A reader quiz asks to name noted blind individuals like Fanny Crosby Helen Keller and Nicholas Murray Butler highlighting achievement despite blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Crosby
Adam Geibel
John Milton
Helen Keller
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Columbia
Etiquette guidance on names seating and thanks
A widow registers as Mrs. Herbert H. Rogers rather than using her late husband’s name. The hostess should not ride in front. she should invite a guest to sit front while she sits with others in back. A printed wedding card is not sufficient. the donor deserves a personal letter of thanks.
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Anne M. Rogers
Herbert H. Rogers
Coffman Convalesces at Home in Winchester Milling Co
Charles F. Coffman of Winchester Milling Co. has been ill at his home at 205 Fairmont Ave for three weeks and expects to return to work in a week or ten days.
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Charles F. Coffman
Winchester Milling Co
Fairmont Ave
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Lesson in English by W L Gordon explains common usage mistakes mispronunciations and misspellings. It highlights words like Anthesia unkempt and synonyms for auditorium and urges expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
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W. L. Gordon
Early watches hung from the girdle rather than pocket carried
Historical notes describe pocket watches as impractical in early times with most wearers preferring to suspend timepieces from the girdle. This adaptation reflects how men sought convenient access to time before compact pocket models became common.
Swingy princess dress pattern with embroidery transfer
Laura Wheeler offers pattern 637 Jr Miss sizes 11 13 15 17 late. Improv ed pattern makes needlework simple with chairs photos and concise directions. Send twenty cents to Needlecraft Dept New York for pattern and zone details. fifteen cents more for 1947 Needlecraft Catalogue with 102 illustrations and free instructions.
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Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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