Miss Barbara Brumback Weds William Housum Jr
Miss Barbara Jane Brumback of Middletown and William Trevenning Housum Jr of Fryeburg Maine wed on the lawn near the bride's home. Rev Charles Arigoyen officiated as family and friends attended.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1957
Page
6
Miss Barbara Jane Brumback of Middletown and William Trevenning Housum Jr of Fryeburg Maine wed on the lawn near the bride's home. Rev Charles Arigoyen officiated as family and friends attended.
Personal notices list several pre wedding entertainments for Miss Barbara Brumback prior to her marriage to William T. Housum Jr. Readings include a Reading Pennsylvania dinner by Mrs. William Housum, showers and teas in Wyomissing Middletown and White Post, and a luncheon by co workers in Reading.
Holiday shutdown affects events Tomorrow and Monday. On Tuesday at 1 p m Teen Age Lounge opens, 7 30 p m Little League meeting, 7 30 11 p m Teen Age Lounge. August 30 6 30 p m Jaycees at Lee Jackson 8 p m Praternal Order of Eagles at Furies Home 8 p m Woodmen of the World. August 31 12 noon McFarland reunion Lions Shelter. September 2 Labor Day. September 4 12 15 p m Lions Club 7 30 p m American Legion at Legion Home 4 5 p m Board of Control Exchange Club 8 p m Eagles Auxiliary at Home 8 p m Loyal Order of Moose 8 p m Camera Club Murray's 8 p m Rebekah Lodge 8 p m Alcoholics Anonymous at Baptist Church.
Mrs. Elbert M. Jemison and family return to Birmingham after visiting Mrs. P. W. Boyd on Fairmont Ave. Mr. C. Earle Polhamus and sons plan a week at Jones Beach New York visiting Jamaica and city friends. Grover Ridgeway a rural mail carrier is hospitalized in Winchester Memorial Hospital with G H Rit enour temporarily in charge. Howard A. Holland hosts a dinner for visitors Mrs. Thomas Booth and Mrs. Julian Lindsay at Mrs. Hunter McGuire’s home.
The Board of the Women's Civic will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Aeager located at 719 National Ave.
A postponed election meeting for the Winchester Christian Youth is set for September 8 at 7 30 p m. All young people are urged to attend.
The annual chicken and ham supper will be served at Friendly Grove Community Hall on Monday starting at 5 p.m. Proceeds support hall activities and maintenance.
Mr Joe Davis will lead a joint session of the McFaden Bible Class and the Wilson Fellowship Class at First Presbyterian Church Sunday at 9 45 a.m. The 15th annual Presgraves reunion will be at Rouss Park on September 6 with invited friends and relatives. Lunch will be served at 1 p.m.
The Ever Ready Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church will hold a covered dish supper on Tuesday at 6 PM hosted by Mrs. Marie Harmon at 122 East Monmouth Street.
A girl named Lilian Denise Angelia was welcomed to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith of Boyce. Mrs. Smith is the former Miss Odell Hubbard. The same issue records a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lintz of 122 Fairmont Ave. named Angelia.
Miss CarolyvnO Jean Williams of this city married EN3 Robert H. Scammell of Washington DC Tuesday at 11 in Market Street Methodist Church. The ceremony, by Rev. Millard Lewis, featured summer flowers and a reception at the bride’s home.
Berryville officials D H Allen commissioner of revenue and R C Carter Jr county treasurer returned from a three day Local Government Officials Conference at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. They heard talks by T Coleman Andrews C H Morrissett W H White Gordon Shepherd and E B Pendleton Jr.
The Rev. Mrs Muriel Bullett of Charlestown West Virginia will preach at Mt Carmel Baptist Church Sunday at 8 30 p m. The event is sponsored by the church Junior Choir and invites all to attend. Pastor M W Walker leads the church.
Daily vocabulary note defines epical vs epochal and aerie pronunciation. It explains misspellings desiccate and confirms synonyms displeasure and vex. The entry presents today's word effusion as an outpouring of feeling and includes an example about an immature girl.
Maurice notes Mrs. Lintz formerly Miss Margaret Wilson To Myr. and Mrs. Edgar Abrell of Bunker Hill West Virginia announce a girl Kinda Sue. Mrs. Abrell is the former Miss Helen Ramsay.
The Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent announces a weekly schedule for September 2 to 7. Activities include HDC meetings at Middle Road Kernstown Gore Shawnee and James Wood School with demonstrations on first aid kits home medicine cabinets and fair preparation by 4-H clubs and the Federation Goal Chairman seeks an instructor.
The column advises gifting appreciative gestures to volunteers like a wedding soloist and organist. It notes hostesses should usually provide new guest cards for bridge, only reuse if pristine. It states doormen are not tipped by hotel guests for bag service.
A surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Sybert on Miller St to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. Attendees included Paul Sybert Jr and many local relatives and friends.
Claude Fauver a lay leader will be guest speaker at Mt View Methodist Church service Sunday at 9 30 a m. Sunday School follows at 10 30 a m. The note also mentions arid and semi arid regions with low food productivity occupying a large portion of earth.
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