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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1948

Page

6

Ida Sue Anderson Marries Marshall L Farmer in Cork Street Church

Ida Sue Anderson wed Marshall L Farmer in a Cork Street church ceremony led by Rev. William J Hadden Jr assisted by Rev E T Clark of the first Baptist. The bride, daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles R Anderson, wore a white satin gown with a pearl tiara and carried white roses. The groom is the son of the late Mrs Farmer and Mr C F Farmer of the city. A reception followed at the George Washington hotel and the couple planned a home for August 10.

Cork St. Christian Church Ida Sue Anderson Marshall Lee Farmer William J. Hadden Jr E. T. Clark First Baptist Church Charles R. Anderson C. F. Farmer Farmer Mildred Jones Anna Belle Snyder Washington George Craig Washington, D. C Jack Smith Winchester Isabelle Pyle Winifred Laegent Elizabeth Evemy Riley Esther Reed Sherwin L. Farmer William Pifer Bert c. Snyder J Howard Cather Jr Anderson George Washington Hotel Leonard One New York City Canada 21St St. N. A Handley High School Junior Chamber Commerce JCC

Calendar of events for August in Montague area

The Evening Star lists daily activities with time zones noting daylight saving. August 2 features Madison lodge and municipal band performances. August 3 offers Lions, a Grace Lutheran circle, Eveready Bible class, American Legion, Rebekah lodge, Moose, WSCS, and Women’s Society gatherings. August 4 includes Kiwanis lunch and Elks gathering with various homes and locations.

Sarah Zane Grace Lutheran Church M. B. Clowe Stewart St Eveready I. Fred Stine American Legion Rebekah Lodge Ioof

Helen Cooper to Head Occupational Therapy at National Center

Miss Helen Cooper joins the National Association for Crippled Children to organize and direct the occupational therapy department of Knoxville cerebral palsy center. She will travel to New York and Cockeysville, Maryland to study the latest equipment and treatment techniques for palsied children.

Helen Cooper National Association For Crippled Children Knoxville New York Cockeysville Norman Cooper Braddock St

Market St School Picnic at Cacapon Park

The annual picnic for Sunday school members and Market Street Methodist Church attendees will be held at Cacapon Park Route 522 on Wednesday. Conveyances depart the church at 1 30 p.m. Family lunches will be served buffet style at 6 p.m. Beverages and desserts are provided. Planned recreation will be part of the program.

Market St

Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon

English lesson notes explain common word usage and pronunciation. It highlights misused phrases mispronounced forms and misspellings and suggests expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily with examples such as fantastic meaning imaginary or illusory.

W. L. Gordon Robert

Four Generations of Copenhaver to Mark 51st Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Jacob Copenhaver of Rt 1A city will celebrate their 51st wedding anniversary tomorrow. She age 69 born in Shenandoah county moved here at 8. He age 77 in December, a lifelong farmer. They wed in 1897 at Stephens City and have 11 living children 17 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.

Jacob Copenhaver Rt. 1A

Thumb Sucking Habits and Gentle Management Tips

The article explains thumb-sucking is not severely harmful. teeth may crookedly grow but return to normal once pressure ends. Gentle neglect and avoiding shame are advised. pacifiers, restraints, or bitter coatings are not recommended. For persistent cases, ensure rest, play, and favorable conditions. older children may respond to rewards or self-control approaches.

Opequon Sunday School Convention Set for Thursday

The thirty seventh annual Opequon district convention meets Thursday at Salem Church of the Brethren. Morning program runs 10 a.m. to noon with devotions, addresses, music, and committee appointments. Afternoon sessions begin at 2 p.m. with devotion, quartet, addresses, and committee reports. Attendees are asked to bring their own lunches.

Opequon Salem Meadow Mills Henry Carbaugh H. S. Roane

Synonyms for Happy in Historical Lexicon

The list presents various adjectives for happiness including happy cheerful merry buoyant glad and joyful. It notes the shades of meaning from bright gaiety to calm contentment and offers context for literary tone and diction.

Weekly schedule for Home Agent clubs and meetings

The notice lists weekly meetings: Tuesday 1 p.m. Middle road HD club at Mrs Richards with a thread demonstration by leaders. Wednesday 1 p.m. Gore HD club at Mrs Biggetts and 7 30 p.m. Hayfield 4 H club at Sloane Wolfes. Thursday 1 p.m. Shawnee HD club at Opequon church. Friday 10 a.m. White Hall Girls 4 H club at Mrs Harry Masons and 7 30 p.m. North Frederick 4 H club at Community hall. Saturday Office Conference with Miss Johnson.

Middle Road HD Club Opequon Church White Hall Harry Masons North Frederick Community Hall

Stephens City Community Notes and Visits

Mrs Earl Ewing and daughter Clara Cooper and son Billy drove to Baltimore and stayed overnight with friends. Attending International Lions Clubs events in New York City from Stephens City were Howard Massie Roy Wisecarver Martha Funk Robert Stickley and Doug Las Lovett. Little Miss Linda Lou Brumback recovers from tonsil operation. Charles Robert Lemley returned to Washington after a week with his parents Maurice and Mrs. Lemley. Beatrice Drake of Winchester visited with J W Venable family. Nancy Ewing celebrated a birthday with a party. Eldridge Lemley returned from Memorial Hospital.

Stephens City Earl Ewing Clara Cooper Billy Baltimore International Lions Clubs New York City Howard Massie Roy Wisecarver Martha Funk Robert Stickley Douglas Lovett Linda Lou Brumback Charles Robert Lemley Washington Maurice Lemley A. W. Doggett Bessie Parker Waterford Joe Clevenger Franklin Myers Huntington W. Va Lutheran Church Leitha Webster Woodstock Jeffrey Webster Willie Yeakle Hammond Evans Betty Jean Alexandria Beatrice Drake Winchester J. W. Venable Nancy Ewing Eldridge Lemley Memorial Hospital

Winchester Star Pattern 4772 Dress Pattern Ad

A vintage sewing pattern notice promotes pattern 4772 a dress for sizes 12 through 42 with easy to sew, flat ironing, full illustrated instructions. Includes yardage for size 16 and mailing address for pattern order plus a catalog offer from Anne Adams Pattern Book.

Winchester Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y Anne Adams

Reynolds Store notes local events and injuries

Phillip Luttrell is recovering from a foot wound. Mrs. Tom Brannon and daughter Marie visit Mr. and Mrs. Mervil Dick. A yard party is planned at Salem Church on August 7.

North Reynolds Store Phillip Luttrell Tom Brannon Marie Mervil Dick Salem Church

Etiquette Qs From Roberta Lee Wedding Acceptance Form

The Q and A cover how to write a wedding RSVP in third person with invitation details, eating pickles either by hand or with a fork depending on size, and proper introductions for a girl to present her sister to an older acquaintance with Mrs. Smith as the example.

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