Social Notes for Miss Marian Hurst Engagement
Miss Marian Hurst and Mr Robert Fuller announced their forthcoming marriage. Jean Hamman Patton hosted a tea pand er afternoon with several guests. Mrs Claude Curry planned a miscellaneous shower at Brucetown, and Miss Hurst attended a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs J Howard Cather Jr at 188 N Washington Street. Mrs Charles Hurst to entertain Miss Hurst with a linen shower tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Hurst
Robert Fuller
Jean Hamman
Patton
Joe Butler
Thornton Brylarly
Morris Thomas
Morris Trenary
Thomas Whitham
Ray Robinson, Jr
J. Howard Cather, Jr
Robert Gibbons
Robert Grove
Claude Curry
Brucetown
Pink
W Alever Twenteenthers
Miss Marian Hurst
N. Washington Street
Charles Hurst
Miss Hurst
Miss Barbara Huffman Weds James Kain In Winchester
Barbara Janet Huffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Huffman Stephens City married James Alston Kain at Sacred Heart Church Winchester in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Joseph Heye Witnesses attended by about 75 guests. The couple to reside in an apartment at 410 Smithfield Avenue Front Royal where both are employed. Mrs Kain active in Lutheran Church and a Stephens City High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Janet. Huffman
Frank Huffman
Stephens City
James Alston Kain
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Winchester
Joseph Heye
Smithfield Avenue
Mrs. Kain
Front Royal
Kain
Stephens City High School
Lutheran Church
Charity Barn Dance in Berryville Honors Essex Guest
Miss Mary Meade Osborne hosted a Saturday night barn dance in her grandfather’s barn near Berryville for guest Miss Patricia Reid of Essex Falls New York. Clarke county and Winchester attendees included numerous Misses and Messrs from local families and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Meade Osborne
Patricia Reid
Essex Falls
N. Y
Berryville
Clarke County
Hattie Mackay-Smith
Betty McGehee
Page Levi
Ann Price
Dan Mackay-Smith
Macie Mackay
Levi
Hobby
Archie Robertson
Oy Craighill
Jim Berlin
Winchester
Elizbetty Baker
Joan Butler
Betsy Glaize
Susan Knight
Peggy Moore
Bootsie Minnigerode
Kitty Stephenson
Betsy Freed
Jack Butler
Louiemaker
Bob Anderson
Gordon Duffy
Bob
Jim Hall
Bo Brown
Tee Morgan
Kenneth Cornwall
Bill Stryker
Joe Giuliani
Teddy Heller
Patsy Wakefield
Happy Trumbo
Massachusetts
Hattie Mackay- Smith
Virginia Jet
Ninevah
Birthday Party Honors Miss Hottle in Berryville Family Event
Mr and Mrs Norval Hotle of 200 Parkway hosted a Friday birthday party for their daughter. The Berryville guests included Earl Brown Bob Levi Frank Sowers John Milleson Haskell Jenkins and Misses Nancy Kiracofe Betty Kiracofe Marie Garber Colleen Mills. Also present were Mr and Mrs Carl Pope of Boyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval Hotle
Parkway
Nancy
Betty Kiracofe
Marie Garber
Colleen Mills
Earl Brown
Bob Levi
Frank Sowers
John Milleson
Haskell Jenkins
Berryville
Carl Pope
Boyce
Birthday Gatherings Across The Community
Leslie McNally hosts a second birthday party at 412 W Cecil St with ten friends and mothers present. C. W. Ritter’s surprise lawn party honors his birthday and family, with relatives from Winchester Arlington Front Royal and others attending. Community youth events plan a 7 30 p m meeting at Burnt Church and a yard party sponsored by the United Brethren Church youth choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cecil Street
Leslie T. McNally
Jimmie Sirbaugh
Jackie Glaize
Stephen Bausserman
Peter March
Andrew Babb
Betsy Baker
Judy Belchie
Caroline Manual
Sally Mattern
Anne Douglas Kern
Louise Pamplin
Verlas Sirbaugh
Leslie
Robert J. McNally, Sr
Baltimore
R. J. McNally, Jr
The
United Brethren Church
Harry Haines
Barretts Welcome Son at Cortland County Hospital
Mr and Mrs Clary Barrett announce the birth of a son at Cortland County Hospital on July 30. The father is son of Mr and Mrs C Marrett of Winchester Rt 3. The couple also has daughter Mary Alice who is seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clary Barrett
Cortland County Hospital
C. Marrett
Winchester Rt. 3
Barretts
Mary Alice
Stewart Patterson
Clifford Street
Patterson
Enola Hiett
Claude Purvise
Arlington
Purvise
Helen Stouffer
Samuel Russell
Bloomery Star Rt
Russell
Hilda Edward
Harry Collis
Berryville
Fruit Plate Salad with Five Cup Arrangements
Arrange lettuce in five cups on a round plate and fill each with orange slices honeydew balls avocado slices cantaloupe slices and pineapple fingers. Place cherries between lettuce leaves and serve with mayonnaise or salad dressing.
Birth announcements from Winchester Memorial Hospital area
A dated list reports multiple births and family notices from Winchester Memorial Hospital and surrounding towns. Included are new daughters and sons to families such as Pattersons, Purvises, Nelsons, Lovetts, McCauleys, Smokes, Millers, Fuquas, Rudolphs, Dortons, Spaids, Willinghams, LeMasters, McDonalds, Ship es, and Russell, with locations across Winchester, Front Royal, Wardensville, Martinsburg, and nearby communities.
Mrs. Gardner Hillyard to undergo third major operation
Mrs. Gardner Hillyard, patient at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore for a month, will have a third major operation the last of this week. Her daughter Mrs. James W. Packet of this city plans to visit during this period. Hillyard has improved slowly and is expected to remain hospitalized for at least another month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Hillyard
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
James W. Packet
Berryville Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Events
Berryville Virginia social items note Charlotte Carter's return from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Family visits and vacations are listed for Barnett Potts Ware Wynkoop and others. The Ladies Auxiliary raffle winners and church services are reported along with new town sergeant O J Dorsey taking duties.
Local Social Notes From Area Towns
Archie Robertson returns from Virginia to visit Mr and Mrs Henry Clark. Mrs Wardesley of Front Royal and Mrs Dick Wal ton of North Bessmer visit Mr and Mrs Dick Punk. Betty Deal Carbaugh of Henderson NC visits her uncle Dick Punk. Edith Ritter and family vacation in Delaware. David Berlin returns from Charlottesville VA Hospital for examination. Ross Sirbaugh recovering from Memorial Hospital operation. Nell Osborne and Jane Carter back from Indiana. E Blackburn Moore attends Apple Convention in Detroit. Louise Huyette back from Fairfax and Arlington. Nancy Davis visits Washington with Carroll Hansford and Aline Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Deal Carbaugh
Henderson, N. C
Mrs
Dick Punk
Six from City Attend Bible Conference
Attending the 26th annual Bible conference at Massanetta Springs are six residents of Winchester. Rev. and Mrs. Ronald S. Wilson, Mrs. Gilbert Tillotson, Miss Nellie Moling, Mrs. Rosenberg, and Mrs. Purcell McKee will participate. The event features twenty-two speakers including Dr. Peter Marsh all, chaplain of the Senate, Dr. Adam Burnet, and Dr. Frank Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massanetta Springs
Winchester
Ronald
St. Cuthbert Church
Edinburg
Scotland
Frank W. Price
Chiang Kai Shek
Lesson In English by W L Gordon
Lesson In English by W L Gordon presents guidance on word usage and pronunciation. It highlights common errors and misused terms and defines the word neurologist as a specialist in the nervous system and nervous diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
U. S. permits two airlines to Japan for business travel
Washington officials said Pan American and Northwest received temporary permits to operate Pacific routes to Tokyo. The action aims to resume commercial aviation with Japan and move 400 businessmen to Tokyo this week to restart foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Airlines
Pacific
Tokyo
Japan
State Department
Pan American
Northwest
Modern Etiquette Q and A Summary
A 1920s etiquette column answers etiquette questions. A girl may refuse to dance if she has a good reason but should give a polite excuse and not dance with others that dance. A secretary may refer to her employer as Mr Grant or Mr Grant, or simply Mr Grant if identification isn't required. If a guest brings candy the hostess should pass it around to other guests.
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Kain-Huffman
Cook St. Missionary
Robert Hockman
Bartonsville
Dr. Kan
China
Hodson
Brooks
Miss Hottle
Old Fredericktown Club
H. Clay deGrange
Frederick Clarke Garden Club
Old
Mary Martha
Grace Lutheran Church
Sarah Halterman
Morgan Street
Milton Milburn
Lester Demery
Alice
Walter
Barbara Lee
Gerald Markle
Inwood
W. Va
Herbert Milburn
Robert
David
Priscilla
June Wetzel
Tabler’s Station
Robert Milburn
Cecil Milburn
Anna Lee
Elsie
Paul Milburn
Jimmy
Catherine
Charles
Mary
Lou
Bloomery Star Route
Mrs. Welsh
Grimes
Miss McNally
Ritter
C. W. Ritter
Kernstown
Nelson Warner
Mary Hunter
S. Taylor Ritter
George Ritter
George Howard Ritter
Stephen
Maggie McKay
James Ritter
E. T. Shiner
Susan and
Philip
Hunter Miller
Sunnyside
Albin
Burnt Church
weTu
Pesh
Inursula
WCTU
Friends Meeting House
Hedrick Koontz
Boston, Mass
Fisher's Island, N. Y
Harold G. Brown
Helen Miller
Richard Dean Rhodes
Jane Schneider
Memorial Hospital
George C. Brooks
Mabel Kirk
E. H. Strawbridge
Welltown Pike
Florence Ruby
S. G. Stewart
Emma Crim
Russell McCormick
Dale
Imogene Beavers
Lynn
C. M. Lynn
Martinsburg
Ernest Milburn
Near White Hall
Pearl Davis
Miami, Fla
Delmas Sewel
This City
Charles Anderson
Front Royal Road
Edna L. Largent
Garrer Ginn
Brooklyn, N. Y
F. G. Singer
Charlotte Grand
YTC
Ferrum College
Grove’s
Florence
Savoil Oil
Boss Oil
É. W. Grove Furniture CO
Uae
Sentower
Clowe's Jewelry Store
Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sedden Nelson
Rt. 1
Brown Lovett
S. Bradock Street
Irvin McCauley
S. Loudoun Street
McCauley
Evelyn Anderson
Paul Smoke
Mt. Williams
Norma Baker
Charles Dorton
Wardensville
Dorton
Karleen Garrett
Gladstone Spaid
High View
Maurice Willingham
Willingham
Hilda Lloyd
Elsworth LeMaster
N. Loudoun Street
Douglas McDonald
McDonalds
Violet Peacemaker
James Shipe
Shipe
Fay Line
William F. Schenck
Danville
Luella Haines
A R. L. Carrier
Lebin
Carl Ritter
N. Washington, Street
Lawrence Ritter
Georgetown University Hospital
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Charlotte Carter
William Barnett
Ed. N. Barnett
Roy E. Potts
Virginia Beach
Ralph M. Ware
Patty Wynkoop
Louise ,Ware
Charles Town
Colonial Beach
Charles Daughtry
Erie, Penna
Mr. Daughtry
Carroll H. Iden
George Costello
Billy
Yorktown
Jamestown
Williamsburg
Common Glory
Jimmy Carter
R. C. Carter, Jr
Marshall Krouse
Bill
Irvington
N. J
Paul Gladhill
Wm. Underhill
Herbert Hess
Robert Riley
Gladhill
Ethel Hess
Underhill
Helen Hess
Henry V. Kercheval
Sandra
Colonial Beach, Va
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion Post
Ernest Locke
Ernest’ ‘ Woodworth
Herbert Duke
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Ernest O. Halloway
First Presbyterian Church
Monroe, Va
J. W. Olcott
Gladys Carroll
Mary Ellen Ravener
O. J. Dorsey
Dorsey
John Massie
Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
University of Virginia
Americas Legion Boys State
Wardesley
Mr. Mallory
Henry Clark
Dick Walton
North Bessmer
R. C. Carter
Walton
Josephine Carter
Irvin Carroll
William Carroll
Edith Ritter
Betty Russell
Hugh N. Ritter
Delaware
David Berlin
Julian Berlin
Charlottesville University of Virginia Hospital
Ross Sirbaugh
Nell Osborne
Jane Carter
Garyndiana
E. Blackburn Moore
Statler Hotel
Detroit
Louise Huyette
Fairfax
Nancy Davis
City
Haldeman’s Milk
Arcadia
Royal Road
Fairplay Market
S. Loudoun St
Cather & Moling
U. S
Field Club Cloth and Bayon
Waivey
Haberdashery
W. Boscawen St
Roberta Lee
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
April
Ray Noble
Dinah Shore
Apple Blossom
Buddy Clark
Woodchopper’s Ball
Woody Herman
Carle
Boogie — Sunrise
Serenade
Frankie Carle
Tallashasse
Nateh
Jungle King
Mee
Winchester, Va
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