Local Couple Announces Marriage in Hagerstown
Bertha Cain of this town and John Cain of Cumberland announce the marriage of Ruth Verneca Cain to Ralph Levering Herring of this city. The ceremony occurred Saturday at the Methodist parsonage in Hagerstown. The bride, Handley High School class of 1950 graduate, wore a white organdy dress. the groom, recently discharged Navy sailor, works at Winchester Hosiery Corp. They will reside in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Clevenger Cain
This Voce
John Cain
Cumberland
Ruth Verneca
Ralph Levering, Herring
Joseph Herring
Methodist Parsonage
Hagerstown
Lefew
Handley High School
Hugh
Lupton
Mr. Herring
U.S. Navy
Winchester Hosiery Corp
Winchester
Calendar of Events Evening Meetings and Clubs
Calendar listing for August includes August 8 at 8 p m Alcoholics Anonymous at Friendship Fire Hall and Rebekah Lodge. August 9 at 12 30 p m Kiwanis Club at George Washington Hotel and 8 p m Elks Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics-Anonymous
Friendship Fire Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Elks Club
Miss Enders Engaged to Wed Mr Locke
Berryville gossip notes announce Betty Sue Enders engaged to Ronald Locke of Berryville. Betty Sue is a Berryville High School and Averett College alumna and works at Mount Weather. Ronald Locke is a Berryville High School graduate and World War II veteran with a Strayer College B S C. he works as an accountant in Washington. The wedding is planned for late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Enders
Berryville
Betty Sue
Ronald Locke
Charles Locke
Miss Enders
Berryville High School
Averett College
Bureau of Mines
Mount Weather
Locke
Strayer College
Lee, White and Company, Accountants and Auditors
Washington
Chestnut Grove Church to Hold August Homecoming
Chestnut Grove Church plans a homecoming on August 27 with guest speakers music and singing. All members former members families and friends are invited to bring a basket lunch. Services begin around 10 a.m. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove Church
Chestnut Grove
Christening of Master George Steven Deschon
George Steven Deschon, son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Deschon, was christened June 25 at Centenary Reformed Church with Dr S L Flickinger officiating. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Garland C Grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Deschon
George Steven Deschon
Harry W. Deschon
Centenary Reformed Church
S. L. Flickinger
Garland C. Grim
Miss Armstrong Wed in Midland
Miss Virginia Armstrong daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Armstrong of Midland married Mr Eugene Longerbeam son of Mrs Ada Longerbeam of Millwood in Midland Methodist Church. The Rev John Roy Browne officiated with double ring ceremony. Attendants wore blue pink gowns and veils. Reception followed at the bride’s home. Miss Armstrong was a Mary Washington College graduate and taught two years at Boyce High School. Longerbeam is manager of the A and N Store in Culpeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Armstrong
Norman Armstrong
Midland
Eugene Longerbeam
Ada Longerbeam
Millwood
Midland Methodist Church
John Roy Browne
Janet Trumbo
Fairfax
John Johnson
Warrenton
Betty Russell
Catlett
David Bready
Takoma Park
Hazel Duncan
Bryn Mawor
Betty Lee Armstrong
Bobby Armstrong
Kenneth Longerbeam
Boyce
George Estep
Edwin Trenis, Jr
Longerbeam
Mary Washington College
Boyce High School
Dunsmore Business College
A and N
Culpeper
Births: Woodrow Deal and Oates Families Welcome a Girl and a Boy
A boy is born to Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow L. Deal of Peola Mills. A girl is born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oates of 443 Highland Ave. Mrs. Oates is the former Miss Winifred McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow L. Deal
Peola Mills
Charles Oates
Highland Ave
Oates
Winifred McKee
Matterns Return From England After Diplomatic Trip
Mr and Mrs Stanley G Mattern and daughter Sally Stewart sailed home on the S S America from London with a year abroad in England and travel across France Holland Belgium Luxembourg Austria Italy and Switzerland They met King George VI and Queen Elizabeth and attended a Royal garden party for diplomatic circles in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley G. Mattern
Sally Stewart
U. S
S. S. America
London
England
Mattern
U.S
Matterns
France
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
Elizabeth
Secrets of Charm and Lazy Days for Beauty Improvement
John Robert Powers advocates leisure breaks to refresh beauty and ease tension. The piece shares reader ideas on relaxing activities from painting to gardening, sunning, and reading to maintain an alert appearance. It concludes with a sales note offering glasses as a fashion accessory and an address for a leaflet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
M. H
P. N
C. R
R. V
S. C
P. S
ACORN
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Kitchen Kapers from Department Store Tea Rooms
A tour of popular luncheon dishes favored in major stores. Recipes include Potato Flour Muffins at Marshall Field's in Chicago, Chicken and Tomato au Gratin with mushroom sauce at La Salle and Koch's in Toledo, Bing Cherry Salad at Linder Company in Cleveland, and Deviled Crabs at Miller and Rhoades in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marshall Field
It’s
Toledo
la Salle and Koch
Cleveland
Richmond
Miller and Rhoades
Washingtons Philadelphia House Address Revealed in Memoir
In an excerpt noting cooking tips, the text recalls a Philadelphia residence of President Washington. The house stood at 190 High Street, later Market Street, described as four stories high with walled gardens and tall trees flanking it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington
Market
Lesson In English by Roberta Lee
Daily column teaches word usage and pronunciation. It covers misused phrases like up wards and almost year and clarifies spelling of plaintiff and observe. The piece highlights Elm as a one syllable word and introduces metropolitan as related to a chief city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Lee
Trim slenderizer dress pattern with princess lines
Sewing pattern T4580 by Anne Adams offers a slim princess line dress with button and topstitch details in sizes 34 to 48. It requires four and one eighth yards of 39 inch fabric for size 36 and includes illustrated, easy to follow instructions. Send thirty cents to Anne Adams care of Winchester Star for the pattern and twenty cents for the Fall and Winter Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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Herring
Cain
al Pht
Little Garden Club
Stewart Bell, Jr
N. Cameron St
Clarke Cooper
Philip B. Glaize
Jenkins
California
Douglas Jenkins
Los Cal
Clarence Jenkins
Loudoun St
Doris Adams
Clearbrook
Refuge Church
Paynes
Phil Colston
Buckley
Aberdeen
Edgar Payne
Stephenson
Jack Provost
Phoenix, Ariz
BPW
Business and Professional Women's Club
Radio and News Service Committee
John Carl Morgan
Luther Shutts
WCTU
Friend’s Meeting
N. Washington St
Brooks’ Pharmacy
RED Cross
Huutsherris Cody Et Eng
Royal Chambersburg
Mr. Locke
Mr. Mitchell
Billy Mitchell
Middlebury
Upperville
Ben Dutton
Charles Schutte
Thomas Cooper
Bigelow Thomson
Ethel Whitacre
Mrs. L. Whitacre
Middleway
W. A
UTC
Donna Dey
W. Cork St
Imogene March
Youth Temperance Council
Bridgewater College
Miss Day
YTC
Miss March
Snapps
James Snapp
Whitlock Ave
Niagara Falls
Canada
Willis
J. W. Willis
R. L. Wilmoth
B. E. Hicks
Winston-Salem, N. C
Thomas D. Cain
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Touland Islands
New England States
Long Lake
Sinclair
Maine
Atlantic City
N. J
Whitman
OLD Dominion
Gaunt
Miss Gwaltney
Betty Cox Gwaltney
Lynchburg
C. H. Schutte
Charles Schutte, Jr
Courtfield Ave
Matterns Home
John Robert Powers
Sche
By Martha W. Levi
Amerees Smertert
Terry
Hodgson & Brown
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Columbia Yarns
Columbia
Germantown
Cather’s Dept
Hedi
Timberlake
Sunkist Lemons
H. £. Geissinger, JR
Mgr
Colonial Beach
Atlanta
Virginia
Elsie-Kay
Braddock St
Vere
Shoecenter, Inc
Winchester Front Royal
Llowes
Molden Electric CO
S. Loudoun St
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