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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1952
Page
12
Mr and Mrs Bailey host a plate sale fundraiser for the Middletown Fire Company Auxiliary to support the general fund. Proceeds from the event will benefit the fire company’s services and community safety initiatives.
Calendar of events for August lists multiple meetings and times at venues including Traffic Club at Park, Elks Club, Washington Hotel, York Inn, and Fraternal Order of Eagles. Items show August 27 2 pm and 8 pm starts, with venues and partial descriptions.
Mrs. Bayliss, daughter of Mrs. Zalda Ash, is linked to the Bayliss family with Mrs. Grim and Mrs. Smoke also named. Other individuals include June Bageant, Jean Ritter, P. Artrip Jr., Mickey Ar, and Lydvie Ash with Janet and Johnny Marker. Mrs. Foster leaves for South Carolina.
Edna Trenary Locke daughter of Mrs M E Trenary of W Monmouth Street and the late Mr Trenary wed Randolph Yancey son of Mrs C A Yancey of Stephens City and the late Mr Yancey at 3 pm Saturday. Dr William Archer Wright officiated the ceremony with no attendants. The bride wore a navy blue sheer dress with navy accessories and an orchid corsage. Yancey recently joined John S Solenberger Company as a salesman.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs ee White Post on August 26. Mrs Sargent was noted in the report.
Lesson in English by W L Gordon covers mispronunciation and spelling tips. It discusses a long Bible word from Isaiah and its meaning linked to a royal inscription. The piece includes pronunciation guidance and examples like incessant rains contrasted with the farmers.
A columnist guides readers through a quick ten minute self test to gauge voice qualities described as profound oral and pectoral. It instructs reading aloud and listening for warmth, energy, and appropriate tone, then practicing breathing and pitch to improve impact.
A promotional snippet explains building a beautiful controlled voice to charm others. It invites readers to request the booklet Your Most A Voice from Secrets of Charm via National Service Box 208. The ad emphasizes an appealing resonant voice as a potent influence.
John L Smith born Aug ss 1013 in Barberton Ohio is celebrated today. He served as tally clerk in the House of Representatives before World War II and later in the Ohio General Assembly. He attended George Washington and the National University of Law.
A reader asks how close to a dinner table to sit and how to address an unmarried woman. The guidance is to sit within reach of the plate without leaning forward and to avoid crowding the table. It also states to always use the appropriate prefix before a woman’s name.
A reader questions whether a young person should copy others’ behavior or stay seated, while another voice suggests following the group to avoid standing out. The exchange explores conformity within a religious setting.
A compact kitchen note describes boiled shrimps served on salad greens with a sauce yielding about 1 to 1 1/2 cups.
The Clarke Home Agent's Program lists 4-H club meetings with We dell on September 10 at 7 30 p.m and Ticsetey on September 11 plus a Nesting for 1953 at Episcopal Parish Hall in Ber gyville from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Friday 12 Pine Grove D club meets with Mrs Gertrude Burhman at 2 p.m.
The 23nd Morris Reunion will be held at the Endless Caverns near New Market this Sunday. A basket picnic lunch is planned for 12 30 EST on the picnic ground near the caverns. Officers listed include President Alec Morris Sparrows Point Md Vice President Garnoke and Treasurer Miss Ruby Morris Roanoke.
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