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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1946

Page

6

Ritters Marry in Winchester Congregational Church

Social notes report the wedding of Miss Colleen Virginia Seabright and Orin Ritter in Winchester at the Congregational Christian Church. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Robert A. Whitten, with a White gabardine suit worn by the bride and a reception at Tokes Inn afterward.

Canada Orin Ritter Congregational Christian Church Robert A. Whitten Ritter Colleen Virginia Seabright Harry W. Seabright Millwood Avenue Harry L. Ritter Winchester Jean Clark Owens Berryville Douglas Seabright Front Royal Tokes’ Inn

Winchester Quota Club August Meeting Notice

The August meeting of the Winchester Quota Club is scheduled for Thursday evening August 15 at 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lois Timberlake 126 North Washington Street. Guests last week included Mr and Mrs Homer E Alberti and Mr and Mrs J C Chisholm of Cincinnati Ohio. Mr and Mrs Charles Fix of Glaize Avenue have left for New York City to visit their daughter Mrs E V Kaufman. The Freemont Lutheran Church of Hayfield will host a rustic lawn party on the church lawn Thursday evening with rain date Friday night August 16. proceeds will benefit the church.

Winchester Quota Club Lois Timberlake North Washington Street Homer E. Alberti J. C. Chisholm Cincinnati, Ohio Mr. Chisholm Anna E. Hamilton Charles Fix Glaize Avenue New York City E. V. Kaufman Freemont Lutheran Church of Hayfield Winchester Memorial Hospital Harry Devers Strasburg Wilson DeHaven Gainesboro DeHaven Rhetta Taylor Ivan Harter Wardensville W Va Harter Eunice Lee Kerr Charles Ritenour Stephens City Ritenour May Cane Rufus Boyce Highland Avenue Boyce Anna Belle Mills George Wynkoop Inlaw George M. Wynkoop, Jr Marjorie George Allen Wynkoop San Antonio Texas Wynkoops Washington, D. C Maryland Pennsylvania C. H. Iden Maurice F. Wisecarver Atlantic City Hudson

Mrs Conrad and daughter plan travels to Baltimore Rhode Island and Montreal

Mrs. Robert Y. Conrad and her daughter Miss Bobbie Conrad will depart tomorrow for Baltimore to visit Mrs. S. Blount Mason Jr. From there Mrs. Conrad will visit Rhode Island with friends while Miss Conrad travels to Montreal to visit acquaintances.

Robert Y. Conrad Bobbie Conrad Baltimore Mrs. Conrad S. Blount Mason, Jr

Birthday Party Honoring Sally Bruce Sculley Held at 147 Academy Lane

Mr and Mrs John S Scully III hosted a fourth birthday party yesterday afternoon at 4 at their home 147 Academy Lane. Local guests Aimee Gibson John Gibson Bob Gibson Chip Hardy Ann Kern Tom Kern Mary G Scully and others attended. Out of town guests included Judy Nelson Front Royal and Jane Ann Rodney Taylor Chambersburg Pa.

John S. Scully, III Academy Lane Sally Bruce Sculley Aimee John Bob Gibson Chip Hardy Ann Tom Kern Mary G. Scully Louise Pamplin Lee Toni Smith Mary Bruce Paul Robert Rhodes Anita Rayden Ann McKee Dickie Ridge White John Pennypacker Tom Scully Todd Stuart Peggy Bill McMullan Mary Lee Kellum Bunny Benham Ann Sargent Tommy Harry Byrd Judy Fenton Nelson Front Royal Jane Rodney Taylor Chambersburg

Old Fredericktown Garden Club Hosts August Picnic

The August meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon and evening at the summer cottage of Mrs. John H. Rosenberger. It will be a picnic with the husbands of members as guests. Transportation committee members are Mrs. Wendell Goode Mrs. T Russell Cather and Mrs. Charles Coffman.

Old Fredericktown

Wagner announces engagement of Coretta May to William M Cain

Mr and Mrs C C Wagner of Woodstock announce the engagement of their daughter Coretta May to William M Cain son of Mrs Mary E Cain and the late J Mack Cain of this city No date is set for the wedding Miss Barbara Sprenkle returns from Camp Miniwanca Shelby Michigan to her parents home on West Cecil Street

Miss Sprenkle Barbara Sprenkle Camp Miniwanca Shelby Michigan Mrs Philip H. Sprenkle West Cecil Street Harry Wynkoop Patty Wynkoop Pittsboro, Pa Wynkoop J. D. Mack Canada Hallie Dorsey Gainesville Prince William County Berryville Anna Moore West Main Street

Memorial Services Called For Legion Auxiliary Members

Attention to all American Legion Auxiliary members is called to the Memorial Services at 7 p.m. tomorrow evening at the Handley High School esplanade. Members are urged to meet at 6:30 p.m. at the corner of Stewart Street and Handley Boulevard to march in a body to the services.

American Legion Auxiliary Handley High School Esplanade Stewart Street Handley Boulevard

Births Report at Winchester Memorial Hospital

Announcements detail several births this week at Winchester Memorial Hospital and in surrounding towns. Couples welcome daughters and sons, with residences listed for many families including Hartman, Devers, Harter, Ritenour, and Boyce, among others.

Arrives To Visit Parents In Martinsburg

Miss Eleanor J. Leatherman arrives by plane from New York to spend a month with her parents at 609 Tennyson Avenue. She has been a compounding chemist in perfumery with Van Amerigen Haebler Inc. in recent years.

Eleanor J. Leatherman New York D. E. Leatherman Tennyson Avenue Leatherman van Amerigen-Haebler, Inc

Iowa and Ky Visitors Spend Weekend with Solenbergers

The Rev. and Mrs. I. E. Linkletter of Cedar Rapids Iowa and family visited Mrs. Linkletter s aunt Mrs. B F Solenberger on Front Royal road. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cremens of Ashland Kentucky and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krohmer and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krohmer of Pottsville Pennsylvania left Sunday after a week with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lichliter of 23 West Monmouth Street.

I. E. Linkletter Cedar Rapids, Iowa Marvin Cremens Ashland, Ky Frank Krohmer Robert Krohmer Pottsville L. C. Lichliter West Monmouth Street

Miss Mary Ann McIlw ee Returns Home After Visits

Miss Mary Ann McIllwee returns to her home on Glaize Avenue after a two month absence spent visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Reed in Gaithersville Md and her aunt Mrs C E DeAtley in Washington DC

Mary Ann MclIlwee Glaize Avenue Frank Reed Gaithersville C. E. DeAtley Washington, D. C

Daughters Of Wesley Class Shifts Meeting Date

The Daughters of Wesley Class of Stephens City Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 8 PM at Mrs. Frank Barley home. Members are urged to note the date change. Eugene Reynolds of Kernstown joins Stephens City High School FFA trip to Smithville. group expects return Saturday August 17.

Daughters of Wesley Stephens City Methodist FFA Smithville Eugene Reynolds Carroll Reynolds Kernstown Stephens City High School

Berryville Social Guests Gather Ahead of Week

Berryville Virginia residents hosted and visited by relatives from Martinsburg Chicago Norfolk Washington Richmond and beyond. Notable guests included Mrs. J. Riley Henson Miss Stella Moore Dr. James Carr and Dr. E. D. Vaughan as well as the Wynkoop and Cummins families with travel to and from Philadelphia Atlantic City and Washington.

Berryville Robert Merchant Martinsburg W. Va Joel D. Griffing Col. Griffing Richmond Seaman Jim Hamrick Chicago Til Norfolk Joel Griffing, Jr

Berryville Visitors Leave for New Orleans and Panama

Local social notes track departures and returns among Berryville families. Mr and Mrs Dean Colston and son Dick head to New Orleans en route to Panama, while Miss Ann Davis returns home from Stuart Circle Hospital to Berryville.

Dean Colston Wilbur Gaunt Berryville New Orleans Panama

Services Held For Joyce Harman Infant Daughter of Harman Family

Funeral services for Joyce Page Harman six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Garland Harman of North Loudoun Street were held at Omps Funeral Home this afternoon at 2 30 conducted by Rev John Teter. Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Joyce Page Harman Garland Harman North Loudoun Street Omps Funeral Home John Teter Mount Hebron

Modern Etiquette Q&A on manners and funeral attire

Roberta Lee answers questions on guest refusals at hosts homes noting no compulsion to accept drinks. She says dark attire for funeral attendees can be any dark color, not necessarily black. She confirms spoons are appropriate for semi solid foods like custard.

Funeral Services Held in Middletown For W. B. O'Neal

Funeral services for William B. O Neal, who died Sunday afternoon at Herbert Nursing Home near Middletown, were held at his late home at 3 30 p m. The Rev John L Stuart presided with assistance from Rev Allen Jones and Dr Hary M Crim. Pallbearers included Cecil Cadwallader Wilbur Guard Earl Humston William Stickley ITI Jack O Neal and W W Kline. Burial followed in Mount Carmel cemetery family lot in Middletown.

Williamb. O'Neal Herbert Middletown John L. Stuart Presbyterian Church Romney Allen Jones W. Va Hary M. Crim Strasburg Presbyterian Church Cecil Cadwallader Wilbur Guard Earl Humston William Stickley ITI Jack O’neal W. W. Kline Mount Carmel

Rites Held For Donald Dwyer

Funeral services were held today for Donald Dwyer four week old son of Mr and Mrs Ira Dwyer of Frederick County who died Sunday afternoon. The bier departed Omps Funeral Home at 12 30 PM for Marlowe Cemetery near Martinsburg where graveside services were conducted at 2 PM by Rev F T Fulcher. Interment followed in Marlowe Cemetery.

Donald Dwyer Ira Dwyer Frederick County Omps Funeral Marlowe Cemetery Martinsburg F. T. Fulcher

Lesson In English by W L Gordon Word usage and study tips

A compact note on correct prepositions with belief conversion, pronunciation guides for inflame and flammable, and common misspellings such as lose loose. It also offers a bold primer on synonyms like scoundrel villain rascal and a brief motto on word retention.

Inviolable Laws Cited in Statement on Violation

The text asserts that certain laws remain inviolable and must be obeyed. It references compliance with established rules and emphasizes the importance of adherence, though no specific law or jurisdiction is named. The wording centers on universal obligation and formal prohibition.

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Will Brooks’ Pharmacy College Daniel Green Winchester — Front Royal Chambersburg, Pa Man J.a.holinger Mutual Insurance N. Loudoun St American Legion Harry Hartman, Jr West Boscawen Street Memorial Hospital Charles Presgraves City William Guewuch East King Street Guewuch Lillian Baker Romeo Stickley Charles McDongald Opequon McDonald Dorothy Brewer Berkeley Springs Fred Lintz Linda Jackie E. D. Weems Washington Clarence Williams Dayton Easter Edgar Brown Otis Brill Lanena Conlon Martin Williams Dayton O’rear Arlington Women’s Society of the Market Street Methodist Church City Recreation Park Olive P. Lineburg Morgantown Lineburg William Cooper FP. J. Lineburg Marion Lineburg Gore Community Young Peoples Meeting Sunnyside Apple Pie Ridge North Frederick Heights Albin Stines Chapel John E. Williams Were Loudoun St Gaunt Alden Cummins Youngstown Ohio Clarke Shenandoah River J. W. Olcott Holmes Withers Holmes Withers, Jr Dottie Withers Waynesboro Mr. Withers Walter Withers James Carr Carr Julian Glascock A. L. Withers Decatura Withers E. D. Vaughan Vaughan Stone’s Chapel Gus Hark Gussie Hark Philadelphia Dean Levi Harrisonbure Thomas Jones Massanetta Springs R. C. Brown C. W. Shearer Agnes Merchant Mrs. Brown Dave Bikini R. M. Glenn Robert M. Jr Anderson S. C Roswell N. M International Joyce Nancy Davis Nancy Jane Wolfe Ann Davis Stuart Circle Hospital Miss Davis William Gaunt Carmen Sharon Mr. Gaunt E. G. Conner Gleaners Methodist Church Charles J. Enders Frances Ann Reid Twyler Cromer Ernest Bell Pete Bell Lexington, Ky George S. Lightner Duncan Memorial Church Lightner Burton Sammy Lightner Mrs. Cyrus Pine Sayre, Pa Mrs. Pine Mullin Roy E. Potts Virginia North Carolina Garland Potts Jeane and Joan Potts Wilmington, del Roy Potts Joyce Harman Weral Lovett Bros Oo PD Piccadilly ST Ibe Roberta Lee W. B. O’neal W. L. Gordon Scoundrel Villain Rascal Reprobate the Commercial & Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Haldeman’s Cc. B. Smalts & Son National Avenue Food Center Loudoun E. R. Crampton W. Burke St George Washington Cather & Moling California Timberlake Dia South Wompun 8S. N. Johnston South
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