Bride Hottle Weds McAboy In Braddock Street Church
Diane Nevil Hottle of 200 Parkway married John Edward McAboy of Clearbrook at Braddock Street Methodist Church. The formal ceremony featured a nylon gown with lace and peplum, a Juliet cap veil, and garlands of gardenias. A reception followed at the bride’s home with out of town guests from Washington, Clarksburg, Baltimore, Alexandra and Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Jean Hottle
Norval M. Hottle
Parkway
John Edward McAboy
Harry J. McAboy
Clearbrook
Braddock St. Methodist Church
William Archer Wright
Calendar of events for August in Madison area
Calendar items list August events at venues including Madison Lodge Rouss Hall George Washington Hotel and local clubs. Times span 12:15 8 8:15 p m with groups Lions Exchange Rebekah Moose AA Kiwanis Elks and Municipal Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
Rouss Hall
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Exchange Club
Rebekah Lodge
Moose Lodge
Alcoholics-Anonymous
Christ Episcopal Parish Hall
Kiwanis Club
Elks Club
Conklin-Guy Invitations Issued for Sept Wedding
Mrs Nash Conklin announces the marriage of Elizabet h Anne Conklin to Louis Edmonds Guy son of Mrs Louis Edmonds Guy Sr and the late Dr Guy of Virginia Beach and Norfolk The ceremony is set for Saturday Sept 9 at 8 pm at Christ Episcopal Church Winchester A reception follows at 112 Handley Boulevard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Conklin
City
Elizabeth Anne Conklin
Louis Edmonds Guy
Guy
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Conklin
Willard Huntington Conklin
Denver
Col
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester
Handley Boulevard
Miss Kite Becomes Bride of Mr. Powell
Miss Myrtle G. Kite daughter of the Rev and Mrs John L Kite of Shenandoah married Mr Robert B Powell son of Mrs Gladys Powell of Winchester in Hagerstown Maryland at 2 pm last Monday The ceremony was conducted by Rev L W Teters at his home The bride wore a navy blue suit with navy and white accessories and corsage of pink rosebuds and baby's breath Attendants were the bridegroom s mother and Mrs H G Eckley of Winchester The newlyweds reside in this city where Powell works for the Valley Fruit and Candy Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Sirbaugh
Robert Russell
Winchester
Joseph McAboy
Clearbrook
Richard Cunningham
Clarksburg
W. Va
Marie Garber
McAboy
National Ave
Curtis Bowers
Paul Becker
Washington
Edward Veach
Baltimore, Md
Walter Gruber
Alexandra
Robert Carrier
Dorsey Carrier
Joanna Carrier
Strasburg
Myrtle G. Kite
John L. Kite
Shenandoah
Robert B. Powell
Gladys Powell
Hagerstown
L. W. Teters
H. G. Eckley
Mrs. Powell
Valley Fruit and Candy Company
Miss Holt Weds Mr Campbell in Lexington Ceremony
Eva Mae Holt wed Boyd Lee Campbell in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Benjamin O Lynes on August 12 at 3 00 p m in Lexington. The bride wore a white gabardine suit with navy accessories and red rose corsage. They reside at 36 South Cameron Street Winchester. Eva Mae Holt is a graduate of Trap Hill High School Surveyor and Little French Beauty Academy and works at Blue and Gray Beauty Shop. Campbell attended Central High School Clifton Forge served in the U S Army and works at Pure Oil Service Station in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Holt
Eva Mae
Boyd Lee Campbell
South Cameron St
Winchester
Campbell
Trap Hill High School
Surveyor
W. Va
Little French Beauty Academy
Bluefield
Blue and Gray
Central High School
Clifton Forge
U. S. Army
Pure Oil
North Cameron St
Henry Kern Has Party at Lion's Shelter
Henry Kern III celebrated his birthday with a party at the Lion's Shelter on Thursday. Guests included Cheryl Affleck Bonnie Affleck Ann Kern Scott Kern Ann Childs Beverly Long Judy Wiener Sharon Wolfe Sara Alberté Judy Baker Joette Bailey Jenny Shifflette Pokey Patton Susan Bosserman and Bonnie Perry. Masters Freddy Cather Preston Kern Michael Berry Homer Alberti Jr. Jimmy Butler Billy Mason Bobby Mason Tommy Louthan Davey Strance and Bobby Bosserman also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry “Tookie” Kern, 3d
Henry Kern, Jr
The
Lion’s Shelter
Cheryl and
Bonnie Affleck
Ann
Scott Kern
Ann Childs
Beverly Long
Judy Wiener
Sharon Wolfe
Sara Alberté
Judy Baker
Joanne Flickinger
Mary Jo Maddox
Stephany Crisman
Joette Bailey
Jenny Shifflette
Pokey Patton
Susan Bosserman
Winchester
Bonnie Perry
Front Royal
Freddy Cather
Preston Kern
Michael Berry
Homer Alberti, Jr
Jimmy Butler
Billy
Bobby Mason
Tommy Louthan
Davey Strance
Bobby Bosserman
Miss Rudasill Weds Frank Pankey in Woodville Church
Miss Mary Alpha Rudasill and Mr. Frank Lawson Pankey were married in a Woodville Baptist Church ceremony officiated by Rev. Felton Carter. The couple planned a southern wedding trip and will settle in Louisville Kentucky where the groom attends the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Swisher Marries Miss McDaniel in Berryville Ceremony
Miss Elistine Anna McDaniel daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard J McDaniel Berryville became the bride of Lloyd Dailey Swisher son of Mrs Barbara Swisher and the late Owen Swisher Summit Point W Va The Rev Robert A Whitten performed the ceremony at the parsonage on W Clifford Street The bride wore a white taffeta street length dress The couple will reside in Summit Point after a wedding trip to West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania The groom works at the Byrd Canning Plant in Berryville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elistine Anna McDaniel
Howard J. McDaniel
Berryville
Lloyd Dailey Swisher
Barbara Swisher
Owen Swisher
Summit Point
W. Va
Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
W. Clifford St
Secrets of tact in conversation and beauty box offer
Selections from a pamphlet by John Robert Powers discuss tact in conversation with rules to avoid offense and maintain charm. It also advertises Your Crowning Glory a booklet with six hairstyle models designed for six face types and invites readers to order via National Newspaper Service box 305 Michigan City Indiana.
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John Robert Powers
Powers
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Mrs. Tobin Celebrates 68th Birthday in Stephens City
Mrs. George Tobin of Stephens City was guest of honor at a surprise party on August 13 hosted by her daughter Mrs. Lillie Madagan. Attending were relatives and friends from Stephens City Gaithersburg Baltimore Winchester Martinsburg and Windsor areas including the Madagan family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tobin
Stephens City
Lillie Madagan
Louise Jeannie
Bobby
Floyd
Earnest Wayne
Richard Perry
Rick
Gaithersburg
Etta Owens
Baltimore
Charlie Moore
James Snow
Goldie
Phyllis
Allen Sencindiver
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ladies Day At Winchester Golf Club Tournament
The Winchester Golf Club hosts a Tuesday 10 o clock Ladies Day golf event. Winners in two handicap groups will have the fewest strokes to reach the greens with prizes awarded.
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Ladies of Winchester Golf Club
Larricks Visit Family Across States
Mr and Mrs Bruce Larrick and family of Albuquerque New Mexico visit the late brothers and elders in Winchester Gore West Virginia and stay with friends at Capon Lake and Wardensville both in West Virginia during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Larrick
Albuquerque
N. M
Robert Larrick
Winchester
Walter Larrick
Gore
Capon Lake
Wardensville
W. Va
Scullys Take Three Week North Atlantic Cruise
Mr and Mrs Thomas G Scully left Friday for a three week cruise in the North Atlantic. Mr and Mrs Melvin McIntire and family of Cross Junction visited relatives in Washington over the weekend. Mr McIntire is improving from blood poisoning caused by a sore on his finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin McIntire
Cross Junction
Washington
Mr. McIntire
Mrs Crawford Visiting Here in Parkersburg
Mrs Harold Crawford of Parkersburg West Virginia visits her aunt Miss Minnie Baker. Market Street WSCS Meets on Wednesday at the Market Street Methodist church this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Crawford
Harold Crawford
Parkersburg
W. Va
Minnie Baker
Market St
WSCS
Market Street Methodist
GAA Holds Picnic At Home Of Mrs Wyatt Richard
The Girls Athletic Association hosted a picnic at Mrs. Wyatt Richard's home on Thursday evening with a large committee and many members in attendance. A splendid dinner was served and several families were noted among the guests.
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GAA
Girls Athletic Association
Wyatt Richard
Leary Baker
Kathryn Sullivan
Kathryn Maloney
Elenor Summel
Lucille Sendendiver
Mesdames John Seabright
Robert Grove
Betty Clark
Marguerite Curry
Richard Rosenberger
Arthur Kiracofe
Halford Baker
Arthur Spaid
B. J. Sager
Ellis Ford
Wesley Crisman
James March
Wallace Dill
Edna Hyde
George Moyer
Charles Anderson
John Wolfe
Stephen Rosenberger
Robert Berry
Harold Anderson
Harry Stewart
Lester Singhass
John Manuel
John Hughes
Robert Smith
Gilbert Tillotson
Orville Wine
Raymond Burke
Marshall Boyd
Jack Widmeyer
Robert Jasper
Charles Lillis
Donald Long
Wallace Wiener
Roy Wicks, Jr
Henry Flowers
Audrey Stultz
Patricia Funk
Lucille Pope
Virginia Goss
Household tips on biscuits and letters in Napoleonic era
The piece answers questions on handling small dry cakes like lady fingers or macaroons by taking small bites rather than breaking each bite. It notes that greetings such as Dear Sir or Dear Madam are appropriate only in business correspondence. It also mentions Napoleon celebrating victories with fireworks.
Births in Moorefield and Boyce area announced
On August 19 a girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Presley W Clark of Moorefield West Virginia. A boy arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Shirley White at 515 South Loudoun Street. A boy was welcomed to Mr. and Mrs. Carl B Costello of Boyce. Mrs. Costello is Marjorie Holtz claw. On August 20 a boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Yount at 418 Stonewall Avenue. Mrs. Yount is Agnes Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presley W Clark
Moorefield
W. Va
Shirley White
S. Loudoun St
Carl B. Costello
Boyce
Costello
Marjorie Holtzclaw
Ralph Yount
Stonewall Ave
Etiquette on Engraving Glasses by W L Gordon
Question asks whether to engrave cocktail glasses with wife or husband initials. Answer: engraving is optional and appropriate to use the husband initials, or mark glasses with wife initials to match.
Miss Cooper to Take Iowa City Therapy Director Post
Miss Helen Cooper longtime director of occupational therapy at the Knoxville Cerebral Palsy Center visits her parents on N Braddock Street. She will become director of occupational therapy at the Hospital School State University of Iowa Iowa City in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cooper
Knoxville Cerebral Palsy Center
Knoxville
Tenn
Norman E. Cooper
N. Braddock St
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