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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1957

Page

6

Shade Bride of Mr Ray Marple Announces Marriage

Mise Pacy Shade daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence H Shade of ibin married Mar Marple Jr son of Mr and Mrs Marple of 143 Parcell Tre Be Wilson P Ard pastor at Trinky Lutheran Church Pagerstown performed the ceremony on November 28 Attendants were Mrs Philip Rinker of thos city The bride wore a coral knit suit with black accessories and white carnations She is a senior at James Wood High School and works at A and P Supermarket The groom attended Tiandhey High School served four years in the U S Air Force and now works for Northern Virginia Power Company The couple reside at 125 N Cameron et Bobbie Conrad phone MO 2 3419.

Wilson P. Ard Pstor Tre Trinky Lutheran Church Pagerstown Philip Rinker Thos City James Wood High School Bridggroom Tiandhey High School U. S. Air Force Northern Virginia Power Company Marpie N. Cameron Et

Calendar of Events and Community Notices

December calendar lists Lions Club at George Washington Hotel, various clubs meeting daily at multiple venues including Stephene City and Fire Hall, Alcoholics Anonymous and Welcome Wagon events, plus church and volunteer group activities. Also notes Christmas programs at Burnt Factory Methodist Church and hospital visit by Veterans Auxiliary.

Lions Club George Washington Hotel Lord Pairfax Stephene City Rotary Club Fort Loudoun Daughters of American Revolution War Memorial Buildine Enders Fire Company Shawnee Fire Valley Corncil Knights of Columbus Lee Jarkeon Burnt Factory Methodist Church

Miss Cutwright Wed to Mr. Markie

Wanda Cutright of Glenville West Virginia and Charles E Markle Jr of this city were married December 7 at 11 a m in Pirot Baptist Church Hagerstown Maryland. Minister Rev Harria officiated. The bride wore pink wool crepe trimmed with pearls rhinestones a white feather hat and white carnations. The couple will reside at 24 West Piccadilly Mining?

Wanda Cutright Glenville W. Va Charles E. Markie, Jr Pirot Baptist Church Hagerstown Harria Markle O. N. Outright Charles E. Markle Handley Tiegh School Br Raub Supply Company Philip Easter W. Piccadilly &T

Middletown 4-H Club Elects New Officers at Meeting

The Middletown 4-H Club elected officers on Friday. Richard McDonald was named president and Raymond Long vice president, Rickie Keller secretary, Gary McDonald treasurer, Batley reporter, Leonard Anderson sote leader, and David Putnam recreation reader. The club also selected safety as its project after discussion.

Middletown 4-H Club Richard McDonald Raymond Long Rickie Keller Gary McDonald Batley Sote Leonard Anderson David Putnam

Virginia Tech Apple Club to Hold Annual Christmas Dance

The Virginia Tech Apple Club hosts its annual Christmas dance at Winchester Armory on December 27 from 4 PM to 2 AM. The semi formal event features music by the Collegiates and scholarship funds support a freshman chosen for need, character, and ability. tickets available from members.

Virginia Tech Apple Club Acholarship

Community notes mix of visits and gatherings in local towns

Mr and Mrs Ely Bradfield of Bartiweaville Ohio plan a Friday evening arrival to spend holidays with Mrs Bradfield, his mother and relatives at their Stewart Street home. Mrs E V Armstrong hosted a Sunday dinner with numerous local guests and a formal dance at the George Washington Hotel was given by Miss Dorothy Ewing for teen ballroom classes. A former telephone employee Mr Charles H Smith is hospitalized, Walter A Barr Jr. has joined Sigma Phi Epsilon at Randolph Macon, and Mr and Mrs Richard Melott announce the birth of a son in Clearfield Memorial.

Ely Bradfield Bartiweaville Ohio Frieday Mr. Bradfield Mra Iy Bradfield Mre. B. FP. Artur, Jr Stewart St Dorothy Ewing George Washington Hotel Richard R. Melott Clearfield Ronald Eugene Clearfield Memorial Mellett Nancy Gleason W. C. Gleason

Births December 16 For Mr and Mrs Lauck and Drummond

Birth notices confirm December 16 births to Mr and Mrs Charles Lauck of Stephenson a boy named Mark David and to Mr and Mrs Drum mond of Strasburg a boy named Miles Marie Rinker.

Charles Lauck Stephenson Bor Mark David Laueck Miles Marie Rinker John Drummond Strasburg Drummond

Birth Announcements for Glenna Racey and Others

Mr and Mrs John Solenberger announce a daughter Mrs Solenberger is the former Virginia Batley. Mr and Mrs Garland Staub announce a daughter Mrs Staub is the former Shirley Pugh. Mr and Mrs Luther Peacemaker announce a son Route 2. Mrs Peacemaker is the former Mina Margaret Frane.

Glenna Racey John Solenberger North Frederick Road Solenberker Virginia Batley Garland Staub Staub Shirley Pugh Luther Peacemaker Route 2 Mrs Peacemaker Mina Margaret Frane

March of Dimes Plans Drive At Area Meeting

Forty five local March of Dimes workers gathered at the George Washington Hotel for the annual area meeting and banquet to organize this year’s campaign. Guest speaker Mrs. Paul Critz urged broad community support for rehabilitation and research while Devorah [name], state TAP chairman, outlined teen activities including Fortune Day and bake sales.

March of Dimes George Washington Mre Paul Critz The National Foundation Critz Revereh Richard K. Eddy BB. Allen Berryville John Yeattes Rappahannock Pas«e Warren Shenandoah Clarke Frederick Counties Winchester Dan Leatherman

Local figures attend Smithsonian unveiling of Brigadier General Mitchell statue

Local residents plan to attend the unveiling ceremony for a bronze statue of the late Brigadier General William Mitchell at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. Attendees include Mrs Thomas B. Byrd, daughter, Mr Kemmeth W. Gilpin Jr, his two sons, Mrs Mitchell, and Mrs A. W. Sommarioa. The statue by Bruce Moore is a gift from the late George L. Stephenson, with sponsorship by Smithsonian regents, secretary, Advisory Board, and museum director.

William Mitchell Smithsonian Washington Thomas B. Byrd Byrd Kemmeth W. Gilpin Gilpin Mitchell A. W. Sommarioa Bruce Moore

Modern Etiquette QandA in Roberta Lee column

A compact etiquette item notes removing plates and silverware before dessert is served and crumbs brushed with a napkin, an inner envelope for wedding invitations, and a girl introducing her fiancé.

Roberta Lee

Worry Clinic Claims Auto Deaths Outpace Korean War Losses

Dr. George W. Crane argues auto fatalities in the United States exceed three years of Korean War deaths. He promotes highway-building and budget cuts as a means to save lives, reduce injuries, and finance nationwide superhighways across the continental U.S.

Hobart George W. Crane Hobart G Indiana Crane USA Continental U.S.A Hoover Commission Korea

Spare-the-Housewife Trend Expands to 1958 Foods

The AP reports a shift in the spare the housewife movement as aluminum packaging and new ready to use foods enter the market in 1958. Victor Muscat predicts canned and tube packaging will allow meals to be squeezed or poured directly from containers, reducing dishwashing and simplifying cooking.

Victor Muscat

Bell Ringer Causes Alarm at Randolph High School

A Randolph High School musician accidentally breaks a fire alarm glass in the music room while preparing for a football game drill. Firefighters respond as the alarm sounds. The incident occurred during a band gathering before outdoor practice.

Randolph, Mass Winchester

Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon

English lesson notes by W. L. Gordon cover misused and mispronounced words with examples. The piece highlights common errors such as redundant terms and spelling pitfalls and explains the meaning of condone as forgiving by treating acts as if uncommitted.

W. L. Gordon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aiss Shade Bride of Mr. Ray Marple Mise Pacy Aus Shade Tes Lawrence H. Shade Ibin Mar Marple, Jr Ey Marple Prrcell Bobbie Conrad Am Negro Nursery Board Mra J. W. McDanie Legion War Memorial Building Church of Chris Armorp Lounte Cloerd NP Cht Beta Sigma Phi Elmer Nixon Millwod Ave Alntravry Carbaugh Wolford Post Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg Colonial Garden LEM Colonial Garden Club J. W. McDaniel National Ave Joseph Duckwall Gospel Tabernacle TO Have Highway Gospel Tabernacle Clearbrook Newton D Bcker Hospital Isaac Allamone Miss Cutwright Markie Applpf Ciubb Wea Air E.V. Armstrong Millwood Charles Almin Robert Bee Misa Mary Sefhiack Amos Schiack Mary Gray Wilda Cappe Paul Anderson Mehrle Silfer Orville Wine Beulah Hartman Dallas Fogle David Dawnom Clark Loy Leonard Kolmer Baltimore Newcomer Charles H. Smith E. Cecil Winchester Memorial Hospital Walter A Barr, Jr Randolph-Macon College Ash Daniel Greens Coufry Navy Harry Lovett N. Loudoun Stuart Hall Branc Gaunt’s Drug Store Dorothy Rof AP Women's Editor Aluminum Bee Pella Weatherstrips E. W. Armstrong CO W. Piccadilly St Tinchester Northern Virginia OUR Christmas Club the Commercial & Savings Bank Deposit Insurance Corporation Cather Downelle Madeira Swiss Ireland Timberlake's Mal MO LINEN Struffer the Beauty Center West Boscawen St Esi Fea Wenders OF
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