Mrs Cline Engaged to Charles A Dick in North Carolina
Mrs Hilda Hensley announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Virginia Hensley Cline to Pvt Charles A Dick son of Mrs Mary Dick and the late Mr L E Dick They will wed September 14 at 4 pm at the Bethel's home 720 S Kent St with Rev S J Goode and a reception at Mountainide Inn They plan to reside in Fayetteville North Carolina after a short wedding trip Pvt Dick serves in the U S Army at Fort Bragg Both attended Handley High School For private duty nurses meeting and two local reunions are noted with details on locations and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Hensley
Virginia Hensley Cline
Patsy Cie
Charles A. Dick
Mary Dick
Wnane Ave
L. E
Cline
Decca Tiascords and
U.S. Army
Fir Brace N.C
Handley High School
Bettle
S. Kent St
S. J Goode
Mountaiheide Inn
Fayetteville
N.C
Community Calendar Highlights at War Memorial Building
Robbie Conrad announces events with a teen lounge and supper at Chestnut Grove Church. Woodmen of the World and Fraternal Order of Eagles meet at local homes. An annual reunion and service occur at Old Stone Church Greenspring. Tent revival begins at Gainesboro Charge Cross Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove
Woodmen of the World
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Cagles Home
Old Stone Church
Greenspring
Gainesboro
Cross Junction
Miss Strosnider Weds Mr Brown at Williamsport Church
Jacquelyn R Strosnider and James F Brown were married August 2 at 12 30 pm in Williamsport Maryland Methodist Church. The Rev C Gordon Cleus officiated. The bride, daughter of Welton and (Mrs) Strosnider, wore a white embroidered gown over light blue taffeta with carnation corsage. The groom, son of Velma Haunt and Arthur Lee Brown, is a Warren County High School graduate and is in the U S Army at Fort Jackson. They will live with her parents for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquelyn R. Strosnider
James F Brown
Williamsport
C. Gordon Cleus
Welton Strosnider
Route 2
James Wood High School
Brown
Velma Ha
Arthur Lee Brown
Front Royal
Warren County High School
U.S Army
Fort Jackson
Burleson-Wilf announces engagement to Carter
Miss Alice Faye Burleson of 117 West Cork Street engages to Robert W. Carter of Clear Brook. Daughter of Samuel G. Burleson and the late Hansy L. Burleson, she is a Clarke County High School graduate and receptionist at Clearbrook Woolen Company. Carter attended James Wood High School and works at Clearbrook Woolen Company. Wedding planned in near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Faye Burleson
W. Cork St
Robert W. Carter
Clearbrook
Burleson
Samuel G. Burleson
Hansy L. Burleson
Miss Burleson
Clarke County High School
Clearbrook Woolen Company
Mr. Carter
James Wood High School
Dance Saturday at Winchester Golf Club
A dance will be held Saturday starting at 4 pm at the Winchester Golf Club. Proceeds or further details are not listed in the readable copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Club
Winchester Golf Club
Winchester
Social notes show wedding plans and guest lists
Miss Capitola Saxe hosted a breakfast at Winchester Golf Club for Miss Lillian Solenberger ahead of her August 24 wedding to Lt. Ronald Binner. A parade of visitors and guests from Sayre, Elmira, Richmond, Schenectady, and Jersey areas called on local residents, including the Whitley and Fearnow households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitola Saxe
Winchester Golf Club
Lillian Solenberger
Ronald Binner
Births Reported for Bealer and Malone Families
Birth notices record a son born to Mr and Mrs Bealer Christian of Upperville and a son named Marshal Gregory born to Mr and Mrs Statton Malone of Route 1 Middletown. Mrs Malone is identified as the former Miss Elizabeth Varner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bealer Christian
Upperville
Christian
Ann Turner
Statton Malone
Middletown
Marshal Gregory
Malone
Elizabeth Varner
Harper Griffiths Win Winchester Contract Edge Club Match
Mrs Holmes Harper and Mrs John Griffith won the regular duplicate match at the Golf Club in a scrambled format. Runners-up were Mrs W Ne on Page and Rozier Bayly of Leesburg, with Mrs John Griffith and Mrs Paul Bennett of Martinsburg in third. Fourth went to Mrs 8 H Reaves and William McDonald of Leesburg. Fifth to Mrs Harold G Brown and Mrs Ruth Rhodes. sixth to Mrs Howerd Shockey and Harry Boner. Next meeting is August 21 at 4:1% p.m. pending text clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Harper
John Griffith
Winchester Contract Edge Club
Golf Club
W Ne'on Page
Rozier Bayly
Leesburg
Paul Bennett
Martinsburg
H Reaves
William McDonald
Harold G Brown
Ruth Rhodes
Howerd Shockey
Harry Boner
Lessons in English By W L Gordon
Reading notes discuss misused phrases mispronunciations and common misspellings. It highlights words like orotund and provides pronunciation tips and a playful vow to master one word daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W L Gordon
Clarke Fashion Show to Aid Visiting Nurse Association
The Clarke County Nurse's association hosts its annual fashion show on September 14 at 2 30 pm at Milton Valley home of Mr and Mrs Edward Durell. Then and Now theme contrasts grandmothers era with modern styles. Costumes from Valentine Museum Richmond modeled by locals and professional models. Sydney of the Mayflower Orchestra accompanies. Surrey With the Prune on Top and bygone car displays vie for honors alongside 1957 fashions. Siberian blue fox stole grand prize donated by Jelloffs of Washington and Seven Carrers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Surrey
Jelloffs
Washington
Seven Carrers
Over 400 Expected At Baptist Meeting
More than 400 people are expected to attend the Northern Virginia Baptist Association gathering at Zion Baptist Church in Berryville on August 21 to 23. The association ranks among Virginia’s largest Negro Baptist bodies and the event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Baptist Association
Zion Baptist Church
Josephine St
Berryville
Virginia
Wedding ushers without bridesmaids can be uneven
Modern Etiquette explains it is fine to have four ushers while the bride has no bridesmaids. It notes that the number of ushers need not match bridesmaids and that etiquette supports practical arrangements. It also covers introductions for new employees and seating on visits, advising that the host’s wife sit with the visiting wife in the rear.
Pocahontas Visit to Local Council Highlighted by Welcomes
Minnehaha Council No. 1 Pocahontas entertained Mrs Alleyne Burcher Great Pocahontas of Virginia during an official visit in Friendship Hall. Delegations from Alexandria Grafton Martinsburg West Virginia joined Welcome by Mrs Harmon and Hilda Hudson. Gifts, talks, and a reception followed, with guests including Mrs Lula Breeden and Mrs Mollie Trout from West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha Council No. 1
Degree of Pocahontas
Great Council of
Virginia
Alleyne Burcher
Friendship Hall
Anna Boxwell
Tepee
Nancy Schulze
Francis Tewalt
Hazel Himelwright
Great Pocahontas
Butcher
Dare
Lauve Hel
Alexandria
Pocahontas
Virginia Brumback
Hilda Hudson
Great Council Board of Appeals
Viola Kirby
Great Council
Howard Butcher
Order of the Red Men
West Virginia
Lula Breeden
Mollie Trout
Martinsburg
Grafton
W. Va
Harmon
Minnehaha Council
Burcher
Himelwright
Brumback
Howard Burcher
David Brumback
Stephenson
Silver Moon Council
Heartfelt plea on windshield near hospital meter
A note under a car windshield wiper near a hospital curb meter asks a Seattle police officer not to ticket the driver whose wife is in labor and who forgot change for the meter. The message reads Please Dont give me a ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Levi Joins Power Company Staff in Merchandizing Dept
Levi G Levi has joined the Northern Virginia Power Company staff as a merchandizing department salesman. A city resident and Handley graduate, he is the son of Mr and Mrs M G Levi of 721 Woodland Ave and was with Consumers Service in Washington. He is married to Mary Ann Sager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Levi
Northern Virginia Power Company
M. G. Levi
Woodland Ave
Handley
Levi
Consumers Service
Washington
Sheriff smells moonshine materials at rural Arkansas house
Batesville Ark. Sheriff Burton Arnold, while serving a jury summons, stopped at a rural house for directions. No one answered, but he smelled a familiar scent, found moonshine materials inside, and, with state police, arrested a man at the premises before continuing to serve the jury summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville, Ark
Burton Arnold
Arnold
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Star Toles
Diswife
State Nurses’ Association
Minorial Hospital
Myra M. Senseny
Tater Hill
Negpion
Kiwans
Kiwanis
Howard R. ‘Buzzy? Hart
Higgs
John Higgs
Edinor
Rush
Virginia H. Cline
Robbie Conrad
Miss Strosnider
Mr. Brown
Wilfred Robert Carter
Luwtsherrts Fihion
Sfice Sale
Ter Styles
Shoecenter
Loudoun St
J. A. Hotinger
Leicester St
Europe
William Milhoisen
Cork St
Woods Mill Road
Kenneth Kerns
Lodi, N. J
Mr. Kerns
William Whitley
Paul Marinee
Schenectady, N. Y
Marinee
Ellsworth Johnson
Loudoun Apartments
Carl Ackerman
Edward
Sayre
Judy Davenport
Elmira
N. Y
Whitleys
Elizabeth Ann Johnston
W. Piccadilly St
Daryl Mitchell
Richmond
Southern Seminary
Nancy Higgs
J. C. Higgs
Parkway Ave
San Diego
Calif
Clinton Lee Wingfield
Linda Carol
Laura Joyce
Nathaniel DeHaven
John Fearnow
George L. Fearnow
Berkeley Springs
James Richard
Stephens City
M. Wood Winans
Hayfield
Jane Shiley
Peggy Wolfe
Gail Hodson
Ruth Sheetz
Car! Stokes
Earl McKeever
Wesley Crisman
Richard Reid
Joseph Wright
This City
Virgil DeHaven
Bonnie Gai
Donna Dale DeHaven
Lory D. Sherman
Moyers Nursing Home
Timberville
George Sempeles
Greystone Terrace
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Harper
Griffith
Bensen
Gyrocopter
Igor Bensen
Raleigh
N. C
Roberto Lee
Razor
Schick
Remington
Gaunt
Singer Sewing Center
N. Loudoun
My MO
Lovett Brothers
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Power Company
Mary Ann Sager
American Express
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ee Comforts & Pillows
Dacron
Cather’s Department Store
Ck St
Timberlake
S. Braddock St
Alecia
Alecia Beauty Salon
N. Braddock St
TRAVE
Aic
War Memorial
War Memorial Building
At & P.m
William Seppeler
Luray
Conestoga
Northern Virginia
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