Social Notes Miss Frances Hardy Lewis Weds Mr. Rodman
Miss Frances Hardy Lewis married Mr. Dry Thompson Rodman of North Carolina in Christ Church Cathedral Louisville Kentucky at 4:30 PM Saturday. The ceremony included John Newton McCormick as best friend and Mary Frances Pickey and Laura Pringle as honor attendants. The couple plans to live in Alexandria while Rodman studies at the Virginia Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances. Hardy Lewis
Dai
Walter Dabney
Dry Thompson Rodman
N. C
John Franklin Rodman
Clinton
Christ Church Cathedral
Louisville
John Newton McCormick
Mary Frances Pickey
Laura Pringle
Wendell
Local Birth Announcements From Various Families
Tuesday August 12 announces births to Alfred Ashton Julia Jones Mrs Shortlay Roma Gaskin Sidney Payne Margaret Hickman. August 11 extends congratulations to Edward Whitworth Front Royal. Russell W Wilfong 317 Virginia avenue reports a son. George Collis Ranson West Virginia welcomes a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ashton
S. Cameron Street
Edward Whitworth
Front Royal
Russell W. Wilfong
Virginia Avenue
George Collis
Ranson
W. Va
Round Hill 4-H Club Holds Monday Meeting
The Round Hill 4-H club met Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Newton Cather. Jack Lillis, president, led the session. Plan discussed for the county-wide 4-H party Thursday night and the county camp. The meeting adjourned as games were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
C. Newton Cather
Jack Lillis
Rinker Reunion Brings Descendants Together at Winchester
The 14th Rinker reunion held at Winchester featured noon dinner and an afternoon of group singing led by Betty Hurst. Recitations by Jonny Fishpaw and Dorothy Boltz, plus readings and a talk, followed with elected officers and committees. Ice cream and cake were served as attendees from multiple towns gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinker
Casper Rinkeee
Winchester
Singin
Betty “Sunt Hurst
Jonny Fishpaw
Dorothy Boltz
Nancy Mae Hurst
J. M. Fishpaw
Wallie Rinker
Earl Rinker
Harvey Fishpaw
Richard Goode
Smith Henshaw
J. M. Pishpaw
George Bywaters
Walter Glaize
Herbert Manuel
George Bywates
W. T. Glaize
Kitty Sue Manuel
Tommy Manuel
Edna Hawkins
Strasburg
Henshaw
Dorothy Lee
Betty Lou
Berryville
John Fishpaw
Mansassa
C. McAfee
Ernest Payne
Dan Amica
Frances Keedy
Slemons Flagg
Georgie B. Pitzer
Marie Pitzer
Howard W. Boltz
Anne
Dorothy
Donald Boltz
Martinsburg
Harvey L. Brumback
Harriet Ann
Richard B. Goode
G. H. Richard
Betty June
Arthur Jolliffe
Thelma
James Billmyer
Rosa Pannett
Ed Hinkins
Louise Ritter
Bessie Rhodes
Front Royal
H. M. Glaize
Pearl Clagett
Opequon
Young People Plan Yard Party Tomorrow at Burnt Factory Church
The Burnt Factory Methodist Church youth group hosts a yard party on the church lawn starting 5 30 p m Thursday. Menu includes chicken soup county ham chicken sandwiches lemonade coffee ice cream and home made cakes. Proceeds support church repairs and the youth fund. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Factory Methodist Church
Marriage of Mrs Lucille Hook to Paul Beable in Washington
The wedding took place at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Lutheran Church of Reconstruction in Washington. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hook of Gore, wore a two piece white dress with red rose corsage. The groom is principal of Sidney Gore High School and a George Washington University master candidate. Immediate reception followed at the couple’s home. The couple honeymooned in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Mae Hook
Roy Hook
Gore
Paul Beable
A. L. Beabie
Toms Brook
Lutheran Church of Reformation
Washington
On Keiler
Cecil Parker
Arlington
Bernard Payne
Beable
Sidney Gore High School
Winchester Hospital School of Nursing
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Sidney Gore
Canada
Berryville Notes Highlight Visits and Club Plans
Berryville notes record visitors from North Bedford and Annapolis, family trips to Ocean City, and local residents returning from weekends. The Clarke County Junior Women's Club meets August 14 at Hawthorne Building with a picnic planned at Moore and Dorsey's Meadow by chairwoman Camille Wisecarver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Hawthorne
Moore and Dorsey's Meadow
Camille Wisecarver
Basic Raisin Bread Recipe From Old Cookery Notes
Simple bread guide explains raisin loaf making from yeast to bake. Includes ingredients such as yeast flour sugar and raisins plus steps to knead rise punch shape and bake two loaves at 375 F for 30 to 35 minutes.
Berryville Social News and Local Moves
Friends of Mrs Grover C Foltz report she is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital after Friday admission. Budding relocations include Ted Blofeld selling E and B Service Station Berryville to Marshall Feltner and Pam Royston and moving to Arlington with his wife and daughter Karen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Foltz
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ted Blofeld
Berryville
Marshall Feltner
Pam Royston
Arlington
Blofeld
Litle
Karen
Blofelds
Battletown Inn
Jessie Lupton
Lupton
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Local Family News and Weddings in Clarke County
Mrs Goodwin H Williams of Airley and Edward McCormick Williams Clarke County Commonwealth Attorney are mentioned. Cadet Morton C Mumma III of West Point visited his parents Rear Admiral Mumma Jr and Mrs Mumma. Wedding notice for Miss Mary Osburn Peyton and Mr Thomas Octavius Smith II of Birmingham Alabama on Aug 3 at Church of the Advent. The bride’s family roots traced to Peyton and Osburn of Birmingham and Charles Town. Wickliffe Church service included brass altar rack dedication to Jaquelin Powers and Estelle Castleman Powers by seven daughters. Arthur Rackley visiting relatives in Rayshine Virginia. Updates on Miss Jessie Lupton’s health improvement. Mrs Thomas E Gold returned to Berryville from Warren County with Robert Miller Jett. Captain Thomas White USN of Washington and Newport News visited Col Joel D Griffing and wife. they planned to return to Washington on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Osburn Peyton
Thomas Octavius Smith, II
Birmingham
Ala
Church of the Advent
Ashton
Ramsay Peyton
May
Osburn Peyton
Charles Town
W. Va
David H. Allen
Glen Allen
Clarke County
Wickliffe Episcopal Church
Henry G. Lane
Grace Church
Berryville
Jackson
New Orleans
Louisiana
Jaquelin Powers
Estelle Castleman J. Powers
John D. Winter
Emily
Fannie
Catharine Powers
John Rhoades
Middleboro, Ky
Trevor Johns
John Kearney
Washington
Thomas E. Gold
Warren County
Miller Jett
Robert Miller Jett
Thomas White
Newport News
Joel D. Griffing
Griffing
Col. Griffing
Bride Recalls Attack Before Husband Shot Dead
In Peoria Illinois a coroner jury heard 19 year old bride Dorothy Murphy describe her husband James P Murphy’s best friend Glenn Lindsey as attacking her in the back seat of a car as they returned from taverns at 4 am. The jury urged grand jury action against Murphy for Lindsey’s murder after the husband allegedly shot him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
James P. Murphy
Glenn Lindsey
Dorothy Murphy
Lindsey
C. E. McNemar
Sttorney
Murphy
Modern Etiquette Q and A on guests and conduct
Roberta Lee discusses polite behavior for hosting guests and etiquette in bridge. It advises against forcing performances for all guests, suggests calling peers "women" when of the same age, and discourages impatience at the bridge table while urging focus on the game.
Pattern 4509 Embroidered Apron and Pinafore Set
Advertises Pattern 4509 featuring a gay embroidered peasant apron and an angelic pinafore with easy transfer, tested for fit and complete illustrated instructions. Lists sizes small to large, yardage details, and requests twenty five cents in coins plus name address and style number for mail order from Pattern Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Lesson In English and Word Study Notes by W. L. Gordon
Lesson in English outlines correct usage for marriage phrasing mispronunciations and common spellings. It introduces daily word focus with encroachment meaning and cites a civilian etiquette example and a guidance on pronouncing fiasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Indian population in the United States today
The question asks how many Indians are in the United States at present. The answer cites the Canadian tribes, indicating a likely confusion or misreference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Rodman-Lewis
Hahn-Collier
Marie Collier
Robert Collier
Stephens City
Cecil Hahn
van Hahn
Apple Pie Ridge
Trinity Lutheran Church
Raymond L. Booze
Clarke County Complete News Service
Mademoiselle
Huntsberrys
Grove’s
Florence
Savoil Oil
Boss
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
el Guntowss
Mr. and Mrs. Pingley
Francis Pingley,r
Scar Jenkins
Ial
S. Dick Walton
North Besster
R. C. Carter
Walton
Josephine Carter
Mattie Barton
Roosevelt Jenkins
Carrie Dodson
Nethers, Va
Ethel Henson
J. James N. Galloway
Annapolis, Md
Edwin Bayliss
Waynesboro, Va
Ernest Gosnell
M. D. Cratster, Jr
Harold County
Gosnell
C. O. Gosnell
Baltimore
Ocean City
Mrs. Culwell
Texas
Big Gosnell
Patty Ann
L. J. Langbein
Mrs. Langbein
Alice Langbein
Gilbert Longerbeam
Richmond
Clarence Houghton
Shenandoah
Verta Racer
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Bert Shenk
Charles Enders, Jr
Jim Williams
William
Col
Ernest Ristedt
Warde Blythe
Mrs
William Blythe
Purcellville
Katherine
Virginia Page
Washington, D. C
Maury Richmond
Concord, N. C
Julia Downer
Garden City
L. I
James C. Breckenridge
Flagstop
Sumit Point
Clifton Price
Ann
Mr. Price
Robert O. Price
Uplands
Calif
Soldier's Rest
Mary Meade Osborne
A. P. Osborne
Rockcroft
White
Ruth Newman Maddox
Everett Morgan Maddox
Tom Lewis Peyton, Jr
Tom Peyton
Bethesda
Saint Luke's Episcopal Church
Anchorage
Peyton
Nancy Williams
Clowe's Jewelry Store
N. Loudoun St
Goodwin H. Williams
Airley
Edward McCormick Williams
Morton C. Mumma, III
United States Military Academy
West Point, N. Y
Morton C. Mumma, Jr
Mumma
Lawrence Rackley
William Morris
Rayshine
Winchester Star
Lovett Bros
Hubby
Bride
Roberta Lee
S. Braddock St
Arcadia
Mi. Ont
Front Royal Road
Bugs
Corrigan
F. D. 16
Haldeman’s Milk
Cather & Moling
Miller Bros
E. Piccadilly St
Gabardines
H. B. Frank
Hopkins Tailoring CO
S$ Haberdashery
W. Boscawen St
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