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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1962
Page
8
Miss Elizabeth Ann Livesay and Donald Lee Catrow wed yesterday at Strasburg Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride, a Winchester Hospital nurse, and the groom, a Martinsburg dairy farmer, will reside in Inwood West Virginia.
A schedule lists 7 30 p m Stephenson Methodist Ladies Fellowship 8 p m Madison 8 p m George Washington Hotel 8 p m National Council of Catholic Women 8 p m Gore Fire Co hall 8 p m South End Fire Co fire hall with multiple meetings on the same evening.
Monday night at 7 30 p m the Little League Football Board meets. The DAV opens lounge. Lions Shelter hosts 7 30 p m. South End Fire Co Kiwanis Shelter and Centenary Reformed Woman's Guild meet at 6 p m. Exchange Shelter hosts 5 p m Women’s Bible Class at First Presbyterian Church.
The ceremony joined Miss Susan Virginia Brown and First Lt Stephen Howard Hopkins III at New Post Chapel Fort Sill Oklahoma at 7 p m June 1 The couple plans a wedding trip to Quartz Mountain Lodge Lake Altus and Texoma Lodge Kingston Oklahoma Mrs Brown and Mrs Hopkins presided with details of attendants and outfits provided by the local press.
A concise guide noting that asinine is often misspelled as asinine with varied forms and apostrophe usage. It clarifies the distinction between meaning foolish and the proper adjective, advising standard spelling and typographic consistency.
Herschel D Newsom Master of the National Grange will speak at the Middletown Grange Hall dedication on Monday August 13 starting at 3 p.m. Joe B Cox Master of the Virginia State Grange will be the Dedication Officer with Frank Prelli and the Connecticut State Grange Gatekeeper among others. Dinner at 5 p.m. and a night program follow. public invited. The Farmers Grange, nearly one million members in 38 states, is 96 years old.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs James Massey Route 2 on their 15th wedding anniversary. They wed August 5 1947 at Burnt Presbyterian Church by Reverend A S Gear. They have three children Linda Chester and Chadwick. Mrs Massey was Miss Mary Alice Davis.
Nathaniel B. Smallwood and Ce clia Venable Reid united in marriage by Rev. John E. Williams on July 3 in Poolesville Maryland.
Mr and Mrs Lynwood Lee Roper Bluemont welcome a son Paul Wesley. Mr and Mrs Joseph Rolling Morton Rio W Va welcome a son Joseph Allyn. Mr and Mrs William Wayne Elbon Toms Brook welcome a daughter Kathy Marie. Mr and Mrs Leo Rolle 444 Kerns Row welcome a daughter, name not specified.
Winners of the Friday Duplicate Bridge match were Mrs. Irvan O'Connell and John Griffith. Second place went to Mrs. Harold G. Brown and S. H. Reaves, with Mrs. W. Nelson Page and Mrs. S. H. Reaves third and Mrs. Robert Osth and Mrs. Eddie Joyce fourth.
Pre nuptial events honored Miss Elizabeth Livesay with a surprise shower by the Medical B Staff of Winchester Memorial Hospital and a bridal shower at Mrs Dorsey Carrier home. The couple married yesterday at 2 30 pm. Donald Lee Catrow is son of Harry Bruce Catrow of Inwood West Virginia. MR and MRS Stevie Da Kota Lockhart Jr of Front Royal named their infant Anthony Wade born Aug 2 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The Arnold family of Houston Tex visit Winchester at S Stewart St. Dyke family reunion held at Lebanon Church July 29 with Winchester attendees.
Readers learn Orin L. Crain of Oklahoma City wrote the devotional prayer five years earlier in Indianapolis. He sent the original to his son and claimed the gilded version is a later adaptation. The piece urges slowing pace to value lasting truths and simple acts.
Daily vocabulary note defines bane as that which harms or deadly. Warns against misused phrases like Lets dont tell him and Dont lets go while promoting proper form. Includes pronunciation tip for nisi and advice to learn one word daily.
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