Engagement announced for Mary Clegg Miller to Hal D Foster Jr
Mr and Mrs Perry D Miller of 22 Amherst announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Clegg Miller to Hal D Foster Jr son of Mr and Mrs Foster of Burlington. Miller a Handley high school graduate and Foster a Burlington high school graduate both attended Elon College Elon NC. Wedding set for September 14.
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Perry D. Miller
Amherst Street
Mary Clegg
Hal D. Foster, Jr
A Eee Sr
Burlingiss Miller
Handley High School
Mr. Foster
Burlington High School
Elon College
Elon N
Williams Rennie Were Married Yesterday
Peggy Rennie daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Rennie of Roberts Street married Roy Williams son of Mr and Mrs Julian Williams of Stephenson yesterday at 1 pm in the rectory of Rev F T Fulcher 106 Morningside Drive The bride wore aqua with black accessories and a corsage of white rosebuds Mrs Williams is employed by the Southern States The groom attends University of Virginia A reception followed at the bride’s parents home Only families present The couple will be at home in Charlottesville after September 5th
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Peggy Rennie
E. G. Rennie
Roberts Street
Roy Williams
Julian Williams
Stephenson
F. T. Fulcher
Morningside Drive
Williams
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Engagement and Upcoming Marriage of Virginia Dove Verner
Mrs Maye J Day of St Petersburg Florida announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Virginia Dove to Maj Collie A Verner Buffalo Standardsville Virginia. The wedding is set for 7 30 p m September 10 in St Peters Episcopal Church St Petersburg Florida.
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Maye J. Day
St. Petersburg
Fla
Virginia Dove
Collie A. Verner
Buffalo
Standardsville
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Winchester Junior Club Hosts Tomorrow Party After Classes
Mrs. Leon Slavin will teach her French class at 4 p.m. tomorrow followed by a party for the children at the Winchester Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith R. Anderson and Betsy, Mrs. M. E. Hildebrand, and the Wilford Wilsons with Mary and Peggy Anderson have returned home after ten days at Bowlers Wharf Virginia on the Rappahannock River.
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Leon Slavin
Winchester Country Club
Meredith R. Anderson
Betsy
M. E. Hildebrand
Bradock Street
Wilford Wilson
Orchard Avenue
Mary
Peggy Anderson
Clearbrook
Bowlers Wharf
Rappahinnock River
Gypsy Dream Wonder Relief at Brooks Pharmacy
An advert for Gypsy Dream Wonder Relief, claimed to treat sunburn ivy and oak poison and superficial skin irritations. The bottle is priced at 59 cents and Brooks Pharmacy lists phone number 6461 for contacts.
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
Frye Morgan Wedding Set In Wardensville
Mr and Mrs Joseph T Frye of Wardensville West Virginia announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Martha to John William Morgan of Washington The ceremony is planned for 4 PM September 14 at St Peters Lutheran Church War densville.
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Joseph T. Frye
Wardensville
W. Va
Mary Martha
John William Morgan
Washington
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Keller Kaine Marries Anderson in Martinsburg Ceremony
Mrs. Elinor Keller Kaine wed Harry E. Anderson at 11 East Slifford Street with Rev. W O Talbert officiating. The couple plans a southward honeymoon and will reside at 11 East Clifford Street after a wedding trip. Miss Snapp Won Five Dollars at Camp Frame Picnic near Hedgesville. About 400 attendees enjoyed horseshoes and baseball with WEPM’s Ray and Skipper providing entertainment.
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Snapp
Shirley Snapp
Clearbrook
Camp Frame
Hedgesville
Dunn Moller Co
Martinsburg
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Ray
Skipper
Little Skipper
Shirley Ray
WEPM
William Dunn
Winchester Clarke Garden Club Meets Wednesday At Ryton Farm
The August meeting of the Winchester Clarke Garden Club is set for 3 30 p m Wednesday at Ryton Farm. Dorothy Collins will present Why Not Grow Easter Lilies In Your Garden. Mrs Bowyer Browne reads the paper. Reports on Famine Relief and flower show plans will be discussed. Transportation is arranged by Mrs Robert Lozier. A special exhibit features low arrangements in flat containers.
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Winchester-Clark Garden Club
Ryton Farm
William H. Wilmer
Dorothy Collins
Bowyer Browne
Warner Snider
Garden Club of Virginia
Robert T. Lozier
Admission of Men to STC Suggested
RICHMOND Aug 25 Legislation to admit men students to State teachers colleges during the 1948 50 biennium will be recommended to the 1948 General Assembly by the State board of education.
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Richmond
General Assembly
State Board of Education
Wardensville couple wed in double ring ceremony
Miss Lula Mandoline Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil B Smith of Wardensville West Virginia and Mr Norman Walker Jr son of Mr and Mrs Norman W Walker Sr of Wardensville were married at 4 pm Saturday. The ceremony was performed by Rev Roy F Schmucker at his residence 415 North Loudoun Street.
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Lula Mandoline Smith
Virgil B. Smith
Wardensville
W. Va
Norman Walker, Jr
Norman W. Walker
Roy F. Schmucker
Loudoun Street
Miss Shirley Submits Schedule for Week
Miss Agnes V Shirley county home demonstration agent submits the weekly schedule for August 25 30. Activities include Culpeper planning for Farm and Home Labor Show with Miss Alverson August 25 at 8 30 a m and fair catalogue committee meeting. West Frederick 4 H club meeting at Frances Sager’s home. Stonewall HDC meeting at Edith Jolliffe’s home. Thursday events with Mr Kite state Agriculture Engineer, Evandale HDC picnic at Rouss Park, Friendly Grove 4 H club meeting. Friday West Frederick HDC at Mrs Fishback’s home with recipes for old foods.
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Agnes V. Shirley
Culpeper
Alverson
West Frederick
Frances Sager
Stonewall
Edith Jolliffe
Kite
Evandale
Rouss Park
Friendly Grove
HDC
Lesson In English by W L Gordon Inadvertent word study note
A compact English lesson explains misused words funny and marshal versus martial and clarifies synonyms like tendency and proclivity. The daily word is inadvertent defined as heedless and not turning the mind to a matter, with Cowper quotation about an inadvertent step harming a snail in the public path.
Modern Etiquette Q&A Tips by Roberta Lee
A Q and A extract advises on proper conduct including guiding a companion by the elbow only in certain cases, writing brief sincere condolence letters as friendship obligations, and the maid of honor holding the bride’s flowers during the ring ceremony. The tone reflects etiquette guidance.
Four Carbaugh Family Members Named to National Honor Roll
From Stephens City, four Carbaugh relatives are listed on the permanent national roll of honor for World War II. Harry John Carbaugh died in the South Pacific in 1943. James Philip Carbaugh and Victor Fredric Carbaugh are Navy veterans. Peggy G. Carbaugh, Army Nurse Corps major, earned the Bronze Star and serves at Fort Sam Houston Brooke General Hospital.
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Washington
H. M. Carbaugh
Stephens City
Frederick County
Washington Cathedral
Merritt F. Williams
National War Memorial Committee
Harry John Carbaugh
South Pacific
Navy
James Philip
A. m
Pearl Harbor
Victor Fredric Carbaugh
Carbaugh
Peggy G. Carbaugh
Army Nurse Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Brooke General Hospital
Guests at Evergreen bring visitors from Florida and Winchester
Bloom Virginia August guests at Evergreen the home of Mr and Mrs E VA Richard included Mr and Mrs William Nelson and Mrs Cassin all of Florida and Mrs M M Arnold of Winchester Rev and Mrs M L Fearnow of Washington visited Mr and Mrs T S Cooper en route to Massanetta Springs Bible Conference Master Jack Wright of Arlington and Misses Patricia Wright Barbara Gregory of Winchester spent last week at Willow Brook the home of Mr and Mrs T S Cooper Mrs Gilbert Lineweaver and family of Zepp visited her parents Mr and Mrs C O Clowser Mrs B G McIlwee of Washington visiting her sister Mrs T S Cooper and family Mr John Strother of Gainesboro visiting Mr C O Clowser
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Bloom
Evergreen
E. VA. Richard
William Nelson
Cassin
Florida
M. M. Arnold
Winchester
M. L. Fearnow
Washington
T. S. Cooper
Massanetta Springs
Jack Wright
Arlington
Patricia Wright
Barbara Gregory
Willow Brook
T. 8. Cooper
Gilbert Lineweaver
Zepp
C. O. Clowser
B. G. MclIlwee
John Strother
Gainesboro
Spreckels Couple Jailed for Drunkenness in Boulevard Fight
In Los Angeles on August 25, John D Spreckels I sin 36 and his wife Lou Dell Spreckels 37 were jailed after a Santa Monica Boulevard melee. Police Dailey and Douglas booked them for drunkenness and a street fight before their municipal court date.
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Los Angeles
John D. Spreckels I
Lou Dell Spreckels
B. J. Dailey
R. W. Douglas
Santa Monica Boulevard
VFW Softballers Take Four in Day
A rugged Columbus Ohio team claimed the 1947 VFW National softball tournament title by winning four games in one day in Topeka. The record came as they beat rivals and clinched the championship amid a grueling schedule. The report notes the day’s heavy results and the tournament atmosphere.
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VFW
Topeka
Columbus O
Handley library tree may be a Linden not ash species
Mrs. JL Sutton of 248 East Street proposes the Handley library tree on the lawn is a linden or basswood after comparing it to Linden family traits. Librarian C Vernon Eddy and others consider the ash classification uncertain, noting past recollections of Linden trees near Capon Lake.
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Handley Library
JL. F. Sutton
East St
Sutton
Montana
United States
Canada
Europe
Asia
Library
20 Pairs of Romeos Appear on Blind Date
Springfield Mass August 25 forty young romeos were bitter today over two charming young ladies whose charms are still a mystery. Twenty pairs of young blades drove off sulking in twenty automobiles for tours of the city after answering a newspaper advertisement. Wanted two young college men to take two charming young ladies on a city tour. Be at St James Ave and Bowdoin St at 8 pm.
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Springfield
Mass
St. James Ave
Bowdoin St
Auto driving in U S Sees 55 Percent For Business Use
A United States estimate shows about 55 percent of all automobile travel is undertaken for business purposes. The figure highlights the heavy toll of work related driving on travel patterns and fuel use across industries.
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United States
Miss Truman Sings In Hollywood Bowl
Margaret Truman performed at the Hollywood Bowl before about 15 000 fans on Saturday night in her first public appearance. Albert Goldberg of the Los Angeles Times praised her courage with a bright golden A, while critic Albert Goldberg noted she remains near the student stage in interpretation.
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Hollywood
Margaret Truman
Hollywood Bowl
Albert Goldbert
Los Angeles Times
Albert Goldberg
Miss Truman
Tax Burden by Vehicle Type in the United States
The average truck pays $133 annually in special taxes, while passenger cars pay $59. Revenue buses average $1,100 per year.
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United States
Visitors gather at Milburn home in Green Spring
Green Spring Virginia August 25 visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Milburn included Mr and Mrs Trone Milburn and Miss Bety Kerns of Glen Gary West Virginia Mr and Mrs Howard Plotner and Mr and Mrs Howard Fiddler and Russell of White Hall and Mr and Mrs Lester Shirley of Charles Town Mrs George Raines of Inwood West Virginia visited Mr and Mrs Robert Smezier Delmar Frye and family of Alabama spent time with Mr and Mrs J W Dix Roy Lamb and family of Washington are spending several days with Mrs Laura Fries They attended the Old Stone Chapel re-
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Robert Smezier
Delmar Frye
Alabama
J. W. Dix
Roy Lamb
Washington
Laura Fries
Stone Chapel
Pattern 4500 slips for women sizes 34 to 50
This sewing pattern claims easy to use design with three pattern parts and clever side panels to avoid piecing. Includes pants and a size 36 slip, illustrated instructions, embroidery transfer, and requests 25 cents for the pattern via mail to Pattern Dept. in New York.
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Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Front Royal Local Pastor Resigns to Lead Norfolk Church
The Rev. Fred T. Vaughan Jr. resigned from First Baptist Church Front Royal to accept a call at Talbot Baptist Church in Norfolk. He had arrived in Front Royal in 1942 after graduating from a Louisville seminary.
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Front Royal
Fred T. Vaughan, Jr
First Baptist Church
Talbot Baptist Church
Norfolk
Mr. Laughan
Louisville
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