Miss Rose Weds Avirett Williams in Hagerstown Chapel
Miss Barbara Bettle Rose daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Rose of Orchard Avenue and John Avirett Williams son of Mrs John Williams wed in the chapel of the Presbyterian Church in Hagerstown Maryland at noon Friday The Rev Paul Butcher officiated Only close relatives attended The bride wore white Mexican lace and carried white rosebuds They are James Wood High School graduates and will reside with Mr and Mrs Hugh S Willoughby at Boyce
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bettle Rose
W. W. Rose
Orchard Ave
John Avirett Williams
John Williams
Hawthorne
Mr. Williams
The
Presbyterian Church
Hagerstown
Paul Butcher
Williams
James Wood High School
Hugh S. Willoughby
Boyce
Local Society News Highlights Washington St Dinner Honoring Bride-to-be
Dr and Mrs Mon D Custer and Dr and Mrs E lis Lacy hosted a Saturday dinner at the Lacy home on Washington St for Miss Ann Arthur, whose marriage to Cleveland Keith Benedict is planned for a Saturday. The report notes returned travelers and births among area families, and lists attendees at a Presbyterian camp and a new infant Diana Lynn born to Mr and Mrs John Verts of The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon D Custer
Elis Lacy
Lacy
Washington St
Ann Arthur
Cleveland Keith Benedict
John Verts
the Plains
Diana Lynn
Verts
Barbara Sayre
Hebron Lutheran Church to Hold August Chicken Barbecue
The Hebron Lutheran Church of Intermont West Virginia will host its annual chicken barbecue on August 17 at Harold Good farm four miles north of Wardensville on Route 259. Serving begins at 5 pm and proceeds benefit the church’s Sunday School building fund with barbecue open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron Lutheran Church
Intermont
W Va
Harold Good
Women of the Moose Ritual Practice Set for Monday
Women of the Moose Worcester Chapter 1367 will hold ritual practice Monday at 7 30 PM at the Moose Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Winchester
Moose
Events Calendar Snapshot at War Memorial Building
The notice lists multiple October events and meetings. Volunteer Rescue Squad Nurses graduation August 5 7 30 pm Unit No 9 Northern Virginia Hairdressers Women of the Moose ritual practice South End Fire Company Gore Fire Company Madison Lodge Duplicate Bridge George Washington Hotel National Council of Catholic Women Lions Club Garden club radio program Over the Garden Wall Clara Havermale Circle picnic American Legion Board of Control Exchange Club Eagles Auxiliary Loyal Order of Moose Camera Club Murphys Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous Kiwanis Club Duplicate Bridge Golf Club.
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Northern Virginia
Women of the Moose
South End
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Garden Club
Clara Havermale
Rouss Park
American Legion
Legion
Board of Control of Exchange Club
Eagles
Eagles Home
Loyal Order of Moose
Camera Club
Murphy's
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Fahnestock Family Reunion Set at Elizabeth Furnace
Ray Fahnestock of Linville, president, invites all members to the 37th annual Fahnestock reunion at Elizabeth Furnace on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahnestock
Elizabeth Furnace
Ray Fahnestock
Linville
Women’s Society meeting at Stephenson Methodist Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Stephenson Methodist Church will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Mrs. Russell Willey and Mrs. Peter Weber will lead the devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Stephenson Methodist Church
Russell Willey
Peter Weber
Births August 4 to Deaver and Carr and Castleman families
Births notice reports a boy named Scott Deaver to Mr. and Mrs. Deaver Carr Route 1 and a boy named Thomas Edward to Mr. and Mrs. William Castleman Brucetown. Mrs. Carr is former Evelyn Kirle and Mrs. Castleman is former Miss Mary Hildebrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaver Carr
Scott Deaver
Carr
Evelyn Kirle
William Castleman
Brucetown
Thomas Edward
Castleman
Mary Hildebrand
Tenacious: A Daily Word Study Note for Tenacity
Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon offers guidance on proper word usage pronunciation and spelling. It contrasts eminent with imminent and grimace stress, explains divisible and devisable, and urges daily vocabulary growth through mastering one word. The piece highlights tenacious as meaning holding fast and notes persistence in pursuing glory.
Etiquette Q and A on seating and replies
Roberta Lee answers dining and theater etiquette questions. The woman leads in aisle seating and may consult a companion, acceptance should be sent promptly, and thanking a waiter for holding a chair is acceptable though not required.
Rouss Names Two Recreation Council Representatives
The Rouss Fire Company named Linwood Newbrough and A. C. Long as its representatives on the Winchester Recreation Council. The Aug meeting also approved Taylor L Barr as candidate for fire chief next year. Plans edge for the September 6 family picnic at the Lions Shelter. The ladder truck marching unit drum and bugle corps and five delegates will attend the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association Convention August 23-25 in Waynesboro Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Fire Company
Linwood Newbrough
A. C. Long
Winchester Recreation Council
Taylor L. Barr
Lions Shelter
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Waynesboro
Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent Schedule
The weekly schedule for August 5 to 10 lists meetings of 4-H and local clubs. Activities cover dried flower arrangements lamp shades fair plans home lighting and finishing up projects with noted locations including Highview Middle Road Kerns town Shawnee and Middletown, and sessions at churches and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Highview
Middle Road
Ralph Banserman
Myers
Kernstown
Methodist Church
Gore
Lewis Crater
Albin
Burnt Church
Shawnee
Middle Roads
Lions Club Plans Picnic At Lions Shelter
The Lions Club will hold its annual picnic Wednesday starting at 3 p.m. at the Lions Shelter with supper at 5 p.m. There is no luncheon tomorrow but a round table at 12 15 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel for attendance makeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lions Club
Lions Shelter
George Washington
Trial Commissioner Fines Himself in Dog Quarantine Case
In Lexington Kentucky Trial Commissioner Nelson Hoskins enforces strict dog quarantine rules and fines owners for broken chains. He fined himself ten dollars and costs after discovering his boxer waiting at his front door, keeping the dog chained at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Nelson Hoskins
Hoskins
Man in hospital weds in 15 year endurance tale
Cornelius Bud Koster and Mrs Josephine Masters on Friday wed in a Chicago suburb hospital ward marked by his 15 year stay after a 1942 spinal injury. Koster, 38, has undergone 27 operations and receives morphine injections. he works at Paraplegics Mfg. Co. The bride, divorced, met him in 1949 and now caregives a new life in a five room home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Cornelius
Bud) Koster
Koster
Josephine Masterson
Bud
John
Paraplegics Mfg. Co
Red Skelton Returns to U S With Ailing Son
Comedian Red Skelton arrives in New York with his leukemia stricken son Richard nine after a three week Europe tour. Skelton cautions against taking a sick child abroad while noting the crowd pressure and media criticism during the trip.
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Red Skelton
U.S
New York
Europe
Skelton
Richard
Idlewild
Edinburgh
Scotland
Valentine
London
Rome
Barcelona
Sweden
Switzerland
France
Heart Attack Kills Son of Gandhi at 57
Devadas Gandhi 57 son of Mahatma Gandhi and Hindustan Times managing editor died Friday night from a heart attack in Bombay. He had shown brief improvement before his condition worsened. Gandhi led as president of the all India newspaper editors conference twice and studied in South Africa and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Devadas Gandhi
Mohandas K Gandhi
Gandhi
Hindustan Times
Young Gandhi
South Africa
all-India Newspapers Editors Conference
Backlashing Cable Fatality Near Vancouver Cliff
In Vancouver British Columbia a steel cable broke while being pulled across a power line tower on a tractor. Six men were swept from a 35 foot cliff. Roy Woodrow aged 46 of North Burnaby was killed after hitting a stump. Five others were injured and transported for treatment with injuries ranging from minor to serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Roy Woodrow
North Burnaby
Queen Elizabeth Speechwriting Criticized by Tory Magazine
A conservative publication edited by Lord Altrincham called Queen Elizabeth II’s speaking style a pain in the neck and described her speeches as priggish. The article, signed by the 33 year old editor, also critiques the royal entourage as out of step with modern times and urges more diverse advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Leddington
London
Lord Altrincham
Elizabeth
National and English Review
Scissors Found in Man's Body Death Ruled Accidental
A coroner jury ruled Joseph Olson died July 24 from arteriosclerotic heart disease with a foreign object in the abdomen. A pair of surgical scissors was found in Olson’s small intestine during autopsy at Woodlawn Hospital after an adhesion operation on June 28. The jury could not determine how the scissors entered the body or the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Woodlawn Hospital
London Crime Rise Undermines City’s Safety Claim
London faces a 14 percent jump in indictable offenses including robberies assaults burglaries and rape last year. Scotland Yard and veteran officers warn the trend is national not just local with many offenders under 21. Prostitution concerns add to the city’s image of decadence, while penalties remain lax for repeat offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London 4
Scotland Yard
John Nott-Bower
London
Bible verse Nahum 2 4 reference to automobiles
The text notes a Bible verse often linked to cars crowding streets. It cites Nahum 2 4 and the King James rendering mentioning chariots raging in streets and racing like lightning.
TB Campaign Halves Death Rate in Acapulco
A low cost program in Acapulco, Mexico, cut TB deaths from 32 in 1956 to eight in the first half of this year. More than 42,000 people were tested as wholesale screening and early treatment formed the backbone of the project. The resort city of 50,000 was a pilot for possible expansion at $1.60 per inhabitant annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Acapulco
Whitney Featured in Science and Mechanics for DIY Water Filter
Phil Whitney of 200 Shawnee Ave has a three page Science and Mechanics article on his backyard pool water filter. He built the filter for 50 using a do it yourself method, contrasting with 800 commercial filters. The piece includes drawings and diagrams and describes construction and operation of the home made filter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Whitney
Shawnee Ave
Science and Mechanics
Whitney
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Upperville
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Richmond
Orfville Wine
J. H. Buncottes
Kenneth Fochter
Montreal
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H. J. Oates
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Ch. Adams
Washington D.C
Providence Hospital
Marion Jenkins
Kinzel Drive
Ann Dough
Kings Daughters Hospital
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W. Va
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Betty Dingler
Winchester Presbytery
Camp Pinnacle
City
Charles Smith
Michael Pierce
Kenneth Marshall
Charles Cadwallader
Arlene Smediey
Juanita Hockman
Hebron Lutheran Plens Barbecue
Bobbie Conrad
Kiwanis Club
Golf Club
Stephenson Wscs
W. L. Gordon
Florsheims
Roberta Lee
Rouss
Recreation Council
Gaunt's Drug Store
Vhone MO
Yvonne Combs
Sacramento
Cable
Queen
George V
Princess Margaret
Francis A. Archer
Edward Goldberg
Doris
Helen R. Collin
Er, D.C.T
Lovett Brothers
AAA
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Science Magazine
the Commercial & Savings Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Armstrong's
B. F. Goodrich
Kentile — Robbins
Lees
Mohawk
Pittsburg
Higgins
Cather’s
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Dial
Shoecenter
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Peter Pan Children’s Shop
Bermuda
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