Sandra Carper Weds Charles Andrews at First Baptist Church
Miss Sandra Lou Carper and Charles Duane Andrews married August 14 in a double ring ceremony at the First Baptist Church with Rev. E. T. Clark officiating. Attendants wore green and yellow, and a reception followed at the Miller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lou Carper
Charles Duane Andrews
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
E. H. Carper
Charles M. Andrews
Martinsburg
W. Va
Genevieve Riggleman
Rock Oak
Delnano Wagner
Bonnie Massie
Please Phone Your Social Items To Nancy Pennypacker
A social column notice invites readers to phone Nancy Pennypacker at MO 2 3419 to share social items and announcements for the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Pennypacker
Calendar of Community Events for August
A series of local gatherings in West Virginia and nearby towns from August 19 to 21. Events include church services, bake sales, yard parties, fraternal meetings, reunions, a fire company gathering, Sunday school picnic, and a hymn sing at various venues such as Capon Bridge, Lehew, Mt. Carmel, Paris, Martinsburg, and Stephens City.
Teen-Age Lounge and Birthday Dance Schedule Planned
A Friday 7 30 to 10 p m teen age lounge event and a Saturday 7 30 to 11 p m birthday dance by TAC are listed for the weekend activities.
Andrews-Wilson nuptials lead to Martinsburg move
The wedding pair, the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Ryland Carper, Miss Susan Nichols, and Miss Pat Ryan assisted. After a wedding trip to the Potomac they will reside in Martinsburg where he serves as assistant manager at the McCrory Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryland Carper
Susan Nichols
Pat Ryan
The
Poconos
Andrews
Martinsburg
McCrory
Miss Grove Weds Everett Kibler Jr in Maryland Church
Patricia Anne Grove and Everett Franklin Kibler Jr. were married Aug. 6 at 2 PM at St. Pauls First Evangelical United Brethren Church in Ag ers town Maryland. The bride’s parents are Maynard and Mrs Grove of Route 1 and the groom’s parents are Everett Kibler Sr of 840 Berryville Ave. He is employed by Northern Virginia Power Co. They will live on Berryville Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Anne Grove
Everett Franklin Kibler, Jr
St. Paul’s First Evanglical United Brethren Church
Agerstown
Lester M. Kauffman
Maynard E. Grove
Route 1
Kibler
Everett Franklin Kibler
Berryville Ave
Northern Virginia Power Co
Clearbrook Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic Planned
The Clearbrook Presbyterian Church schedules a picnic on Aug 21 at War Memorial Park Martinsburg West Virginia. Each family should bring a picnic basket and the evening meal is at 5 30 p m EST. Mrs Robert Whitmore leads the devotions.
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Massie
Kiwanis
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church
War Memorial Park
Martinsburg
Salem Church
Stephens City
W. Va
Robert Whitmore
Handley High Alum Receives BA at Roa ncake College
Jack Gordon Dunn son of Mrs Emily Triplett of Woodland Ave earned a Bachelor of Arts degree last Saturday from Roa ncake College in Salem He is a Handley High School graduate recorded in local notices and alumni news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gordon Dunn
Emily Triplett
Woodland Ave
Roancake College
Salem
Handley High School
Powhatan School Plans September 14 Opening
Carlisle T. Spencer headmaster announced Powhatan School will open September 14. Upon his return next week a letter will go to parents with the school calendar enclosed. The Thrift Shop benefiting Powhatan School will open in Berryville on September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle T. Spencer
Powahtan
Mr. Spencer
Powhatan School
Berryville
Adams speaks to Winchester Jaycee-ettes on work conference
H Clayton Adams work conference chairman of the Junior Chamber of Commerce spoke to the Winchester Jaycee-ettes at their Wednesday meeting at the Lee Jackson He announced the State JCC work conference set for August 19 to 21 in Winchester A luncheon and fashion show will be held at the Winchester Golf Club on Saturday for out of town Jaycees wives The club voted to sponsor the Northern Virginia Tuberculosis Association sale of Double Barred Cross pins in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clayton Adams
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Jaycee-ettes
Lee-Jackson
J.C.C
Winchester Golf Club
Northern Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Chambr of Commerce
Salem Hymn Sing at Salem Church of the Brethren
A hymn sing will be held at Salem Church of the Brethren near Stephens City on August 21 at 7 30 p m Robert Baker of Strasburg will lead the service which is open to the public Congregational and special singing are planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Births August 16 to area families report several newborns
Births listed for August 16 to August 18 noting parents names, addresses, and newborns. Stephen Wayne Smith Jr., Michael Patrick Casey, Gregory Eugene Crouse, Mitzie Lee Ballowe, Edward Rogers, David Allen Tevalt, and Duane Lee Poston with mothers' maiden names provided. Addresses include Front Royal, Augusta West Virginia, Stephens City, Stephenson, Berryville, and Braddock Street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edison Smith, Jr
Front St
Front Royal
Stephen Wayne
Smith
Mary Ruth Laing
Charles Hodge Casey
Amherst St
Michael Patrick
Casey
Mary Jean Rickard
Boyd Eugene Crouse
Augusta
W. Va
Gregory Eugene
Crouse
Alice Jean Hott
John Watts Ballowe
Stephens City
Mitzie Lee
Ballowe
Sarah Lee Wilder
Edward Baker Rogers
Stephenson
Rogers
Juanita Virginia Gordon
Patrick Henry Tevalt
S. Braddock Sr
David Allen
Tevalt
Margaret Cummings
Social events and notices from Parschnatls area
Luncheon honors Miss Anne Bosserman ahead of her September wedding to Boyd. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Preston Collins II and daughters Cary and Ellen from Marion, with extended visits and travel plans. Virginia Conference Woman's Society of Christian Service delegates named for Randolph-Macon trip. many local women listed. Relatives attending Sandra Lou Jone and Charles Duane Andrews wedding include multiple from Wheaton Maryland and Hagerstown. Bonnie Massie hosts shower for Sandra Carper. several others host showers. 25th Rucker Dellinger reunion held. awards for oldest, youngest, farthest distance, and largest family. next reunion planned at same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Preston Collins
Cary
Ellen
L. Preston Collins
Ellen Staley
Marion
J. M. Steck
Collins
Miss Staley
Collins III
Sandra Lou Onne
Charles Duane Andrews
Evers Knadler
Wheaton
Ida Andrews
Hagerstown
James Andrews
Daniel Hockenberry
Washington
Alton Timbrook
Carl Peters
Rock Oak
W. Va
Lester Helvery
Michael
Rhonda
Anthony
Roanoke
Rucker - Dellinger
Kiwanis
Albert Dellinger
Strasburg
Debra Butcher
William Butcher
Waldo Folt
Birmingham
Ala
Herbert Dellinger
Births and community notices from Berryville area
MR. AND MRS. ROY ELWOOD POTTS Jr Berryville announce daughter Jean McDaniel born August 15 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J E Ticknor welcome daughter Billie Jean born August 15 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. MR. AND MRS. WADE CECIL WEAN Arcola announce son Gary Franklin born August 15 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT MANUEL and children Mark Susan Robert Taft return to Alexandria after two weeks at Cape May New Jersey. A BIRTHDAY PARTY for Patricia Ann Carbaugh held at Dunlap Ave home for sixth birthday with many attendees. THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION picnic at Clearbrook Woolen Co. park with swimming. VISITORS to Skyline Drive include M R Anderson and Joe Clevender. MRS LEOTA D MARIN of Edgewood Md visited A B Keller at 304 Shawnee Ave. MRS SHIRLEY I PANGLE of Strasburg returns as secretary to Federal State Inspection Service after leave. THOSE ATTENDING the school of Missions and Christian Service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Cecil Wean
Arcola
Gary Franklin
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wean
Martha Gertrude Hamman
Robert Manuel
Mark, Susan and
Robert Taft
Alexandria
Cape May
N.J
Patricia Ann Carbaugh
Mrs. Mason Carbaugh
Dunlap Ave
Kathy Fleming
Beebe Harris
Jackie Patton
Princess Daily
Sandra Lemarr
Terry Slaughter
Betty Jean Manuel
Sharon Pope
Pamela Cremer
Rosalyn Petonke
Beverley Maul
Susie Waters
Denise Cameron
Chuckie Wilson
Devil Tusing
Mark
Steven Armsworth
Jimmy Emart
John Davis
Donnie Zuckerman
Steven Campbell
Steven Orndorff
Harold Miller
Robert Davis
Steven Funkhouse
Gary Hetland
James
Richard Carbaugh
Girls Athletic Association
Clearbrook
Mrs Sager Speaks at Lord Fairfax Garden Club Meeting
Mrs Wilbur Sager was the guest speaker at the Lord Fairfax Garden Club monthly gathering held Tuesday with Mrs William Huntsberry. She spoke on Driftwood as competitions awarded ribbons for The Still Still Lake and various line Mass and miniature arrangements. Tea followed for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Sager
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
William Huntsberry
Hugh Crisman
Grant Seabright
Charles Anderson
Thornton Bryarly
Ed Molden
James Shockey
Anderson
Bake Sale Sponsored by Market Street Methodist Church
The Christian Fellowship of Market Street Methodist Church will hold a bake sale on August 20 starting at 8:30 a.m. in front of McCrory's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Fellowship of the Market Street Methodist Church
McCrory’s
New England Hurricane of 1938 Winds Clocked at 186 MPH
Report notes extreme wind speeds during the 1938 hurricane in New England with gusts reaching 186 miles per hour. Strong winds battered coastal towns causing damage and disruption across multiple states.
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New England
Jaycee-ettes Plan Lunch and Fashion Show
The Winchester Jaycee-ettes host a luncheon and fashion show for wives of out of town JC members attending the State Work Conference. Social hour at noon, lunch at 12 30, fashions from Modernage and the Clothes Closet. Thirty two ensembles modeled by local volunteers under Mrs George Clowser and commentator Mrs Frank Golladay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modernage
Kenneth Cammer
Jackie Curran
G. P. Duane
Gerald Goodman
Ralph Halfen
Barbara Jenks
Mikie Kline
Strother Shiley
Bill Thompson
Harry Woolf
Roy Williams
George Clowser
Frank Golladay
Modern Etiquette Note on Addressing Envelopes and Thank You Cards
Roberta Lee advises that envelopes should be addressed to either the sister or the brother not both. For wedding gift acknowledgments if donors are four or fewer a brief note to each is proper. if the group is large, send a collective note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Morris
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John Smith
Henry Lane
Marshall
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Warrenton
Howard Whie
Carolyn Renner
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Newchurch
Woodmen of the World
Order of Eagles
Christian Fellowship Methodist Arch
McCrorye
Old Bethel Methodist Church
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Capon School
Lehew
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
Rt. 50
Paris
Capon Bridge
Rinker
Lions
Shel
Miss Grove
Everett Kibler, Jr
Old Heidelberg
Hilltop
Harpers Ferry
Alecia Beauty Salon
Braddock St
Jack Dunn
Salem Hymn Sing
Lee Roy Poston
Duane Lee
Grunts Drug Store
Merrimans Lane
Anne Bosserman
Our Boyd
Augusta Conrad
Lexington
Bryan Conrad
White Post
Robert Y. Conrad
Golf Club
Virginia
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Randolph-Macon
Woman’s College
A. Harold Rowe
William A. Fisher
Gainesboro
Walter Hodges
Bridgewater
John Marting, Jr
Harrisonburg
A. B. Lane
Elkton
M. D. Wilson
New Market
Martin Adams
Ellsworth Keller
Winchester
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Woodstock
Sandra Carper
Marvin Massie
Delano Wagner
Rose Emma Oates
Barbara Wilt
Marjorie Sprenger
Roy Elwood Potts, Jr
Jean McDaniel
Potts
Ruth Lee McDaniel
SK2
James Edward Ticknor
E. Germain Sr
M. R. Anderson
E. Cork St
This City
Joe Clevender
Leota D. Marin
Edgewood, Md
A. B. Keller
Shawnee Ave
Shirley I. Pangle
Federal State Inspection Service
Frederick County
School of Missions and Christian Service
Mrs. Sager
Lord Fairfax Club
Bake Sale
Luray
East
Luray Singing Tower
Turay Caverns
Bell Carill
Jaycee-ettes
Roberta Lee
Bescawen
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Corlon
Er’s
Pocahontas Nut
Steve and
Stoker
W. B. Snidersons Coal — Antiques — Hardware
N. Cameron
Hoecenter
Wesboro
Venice
Loudoun & Boscawen Sts
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