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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1952
Page
8
Miss Boyles married Mr Wilson yesterday at his White Plains home. The bride wore a white organdy dress with brown accessories. No attendants were present. Mrs Wilson is a James Wood High School graduate now employed at the Virginia Woolen Company. The couple plans to live at White Hat.
September 1 marks Labor Day. September 2 includes Lions Club gathering at George Fen Hotel at 12 15 p m and American Legion meeting at Legion H at 7 30 p m followed by Board of Control at 7 45 p m and Exchange Club and Moose Club events at 8 p m.
Mrs Renner entertains for Mrs Bumgardner as Dorothy and Hiliza beth Lichliter arrive from Richmond to spend time with family on Laurens Jones and Adelen a streets. Mr Grant J Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Brooke Smith, will teach at City High School in Charlottesville after graduating from Harding College in June. Mr Henry M Stephenson of New York City visits the Bell family in Charlottesville for the weekend.
August births list five families welcoming children. Mr and Mrs Walford Anderson have a son at 3048 Cameron 8r. Mrs Anderson formerly Miss ig. Mr and Mrs Douglas Colvin of Acorn Heights greet a son. Mrs Colvin formerly Miss Lois M Colvin. Mr and Mrs Hartley Grim of Stephens City welcome a daughter. Mrs Grim formerly Miss Ruth Hartley. Mr and Mrs Ben Frye of Wardensville WV have a son. Mrs Frye formerly Miss Elizabeth Cas. Cpl and Mrs James Rutherford Jr of Berryville welcome a daughter. Mrs Rutherford formerly Miss Willie Mae Eaves.
Miss Louise Lillian Leight daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Vaughan 319 S Braddock St and Richard Warren Reid son of Mr and Mrs French T Reid wed at the bride’s home There were no attendants The couple will reside at 448 South Loudoun Street after a wedding trip to Washington.
A reader asks about what to include in a letter of reference for a former employee. An etiquette note explains that a host typically serves only the meat and vegetable dishes are passed around, and another query answers toast etiquette at a bachelor dinner.
A brief English lesson by W L Gordon discusses common misspellings and usage. It covers temperance, catastrophe, denouement, disaster, and prolonging events with a sample question asking why one should protract an argument.
Cooking notes list a Sunday dinner plan by Cecily astone with a Chili Avocado Spread. Ingredients include one avocado one small pickle finely chopped celery garlic salt salt and paprika. Avocado is pureed and mixed with other ingredients to create a 1 1 3 cup spread for potato chips.
Column offers growing-out styling tips for slick autumn looks. Recondition shampoos, oil-friendly formulas, scalp massage, brushing to preserve sets, sun protection, and a posture feature promise improved appearance. Includes mail request for a posture guide.
A Stephens City teen serves aboard USS Missouri BB 63 at Norfolk after Bainbridge training. Falls and Milville area youths enter Lackland and Japan duty with the 1st Cavalry. Ambrose on training cruise aboard the USS Wisconsin with 25 ships in Atlantic operations.
Arabic institutions in northern Malay states train Malay Muslim religious leaders. Resembling medieval English monasteries, they are run by Malays from a religious fund. Students pay no tuition.
The term constitution refers to the sum of a person’s bodily and mental qualities. Medical authorities describe it as the overall health inherited and developed, implying both physical and mental endowments shaping vigor and resilience.
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