Elizabeth Clary Weds Mr Broaddus in Bowling Green
Social notes report Miss Elizabeth H Clary eldest daughter of Mrs Amos Clary wed Mr Charlies Newbill Broaddus in Bowling Green with Rev E B Jackson officiating. The bride wore ivory duchess satin with veil and carried a shower bouquet. The ceremony was followed by a reception and a southern honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Ehrysanthan Candies
H Huntingdon Clary
Amos
Mr. Clary
Charlies Newbill Broaddus
C. A. Broaddus
Bowling Green
E. B. Jackson
Harrisonburg
A. Wharton Clary
Bouvardia
Mary Jack Clary
Bowiing
Green
Juliet
Mary Nelson Decker
Fredericksburg
Mary Weaver
Lakota
Margaret Rose
Stony Creek
Margaret Byrd Wilson
Jessie Neal
Richmond
Louise EU
Chase City
R. Gorman Broaddus
Raleigh
N. C
Britegroom
Messrs
William H. Kriete
John B. Clark
F. Carey Green
Clay Haymes, Jr
Robert L. Brooks
W. Howard Belcher
Lynchburg
Newbill Miller
Broaddus
Virginia Polytech Institute
Kappa Sigma
Omicron Delta Kappa
Alpha Kappa Psi
Clay Carr
B. W. Petty
Boyce
Oscar Carr
Berryville
Schwartz
Danville
George Langdon Brashears
Forest Hill
Chatham
Wallace M. Brashears
Market Street
Methodist Church of
Winchester
Martinsburg couple wed in Hagerstown church ceremony
Mrs. Clara E. Brown of Martinsburg West Virginia married Mr. James M. Strother of White Hall Virginia in the Christ Reformed Church parsonage Hagerstown Maryland on December 26 Pastor Scott R. Wagner officiated They will spend two months in Florida then reside in White Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara E. Brown
West Kin Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
James M. Strother
White Hall
F. M. Strother
Christ Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Scott R. Wagner
Florida
C. H. Roberts
Pleasant Valley
L. L. Hockman
Larrick Hockman
Miami
Fla
Chrisman Hockman
Richmond
Clem Sydnor
Etiquette Q A on applause dances and decency
A column discusses proper audience behavior at private entertainments. It covers when to applaud for a performer an encore and whether men should request a hostess to dance, emphasizing neatness in business attire and courtesy in social duties.
Enduring Baldness? Electrologist Keeps Facial Hair Down
Supersfluous hair on the chin or lip is a common burden across ages. The electric needle, used for fifty years, destroys the papilla to prevent regrowth. Skilled operators, listed in classifieds under Electrology, promise little or no scarring and minimal pain.
Social Roundup of Christmas Week Guests and Attendances
The article lists numerous names of Misses and Messrs who attended festive gatherings at homes in Baltimore and nearby towns. It notes visits by families from Moultrie Georgia and weekend guests of the Elliots, with a buffet hosted by Ann Klimes. It closes with a wedding in Lenoir North Carolina and a banquet in Richmond December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cooper
Betty Jane Gearing
Marion
Irene Johnson
June Cline
Frances
Louise Hicks
Alice Brumback
Betty Jean Nixon
Alta May Ayres
Betty Edmonds
Brenda Carter
Jean Brill
Mildred Kramer
Nancy Harbaugh
Mary Beattie
Virginia Mudd
Shirley Winer
Baltimore
Frederick Crisman
Hubert Kerr
Sam Rhodes
Roger Edmonds
William Miller
Graham Kerr
Logan Massey
Charles Harbaugh
Dick Rhodes
William Clark
Dowell Howard
Edgar Whiting
Dan
George Bucannon
Duell Glover
Steven Rosenberger
Ralph Yount
Newton
N. C
Mr. Yount
J. A. Yount
Richmond
Leahh Rindfleish & Scott
Glenn Edward Yount
Laura Bumgardner
Lenoir
Sunshine Club Meeting at Mrs Reed’s Home
The Sunshine Club of Brad dock Street Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs W H Reed’s home 224 South Braddock Street. Assistant hostesses are Mrs Mamie Coffman Mrs Lelia Green Mrs John I Sloat and Mrs Frank Yeaklle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
W. H. Reed
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South Braddock Street
Mamie Coffman
Lelia Green
John I. Sloat
Frank Yeaklle
Death Claims Mrs. Dorothy Steele Gayle in Carlisle
Mrs. Dorothy Steele Gayle wife of Capt. Seth Gayle United States Army died at her Carlisle home after a lengthy illness She leaves husband two children Barbara Ann nine Broaddus five her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph A Steele brothers Robert Hanover and Dr Edward Steele Philadelphia and niece of the late John S Solenberger Winchester The burial will be in Mount Hebron family lot at noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Steele Gayle
Seth Gayle
United States Army of
Washington, D. C
Carlisle
Gayle
Ralph A. Steele
Winchester
Barbara Ann
Broaddus Gayle
Robert Steele
Hanover
Edward Steele
Philadelphia
John S. Solenberger
Mount Hebron
Millwood Social Notes Highlights Holiday Gatherings
Mrs Courtney B Jones spent Christmas in Washington with her son and daughter in law N Burwell then returned to Clarke. They dined with N B Page and with N Burwell's uncle and aunt Frank Blaisbell. Various local families hosted parties from Friday to Monday including the Blue Ridge Hunt breakfast and New Year Eve costume party plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney B. Jones
Washington
George Garner
Janet Pish
Representative Fish
New York
Emergency Hospital
Courtney Jones
William Nelson Burwell
Hillery
The
Connecticut Arts
A. A. Baldwin
Margaret Della Meade
R. G. Mitchell
Thomas B. Byrd
Winn
Howardsen
Watch Night at Market Street Church
A Watch Night service will be held at Market Street Methodist Church tonight at 11 30 p m. The Ebert Memorial Chimes will sound at midnight with Harlan Hannum as organist. The pastor expects an informal service with old hymns prayers and a brief New Year message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren
You the Brethren ChurCh
Berryville Avenue
Allen Legge
Market Street Methodist Church
Ebert Memorial
Harlan Hannum
Library Closes for New Year's Day
The Handley Library will be closed tomorrow in observance of New Year's Day, an official announcement stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
Why a Tuxedo Is Called a Tuxedo
The tuxedo traceable to the English dinner coat. it was first introduced in the United States at Tuxedo Park, a fashionable estate. The coat evolved into a formal menswear staple with distinctive cut and style.
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Tuxedo
M. M
United States
Prayer Service Planned at Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Ronald Wilson announced a Wednesday night prayer service at 7 30 o clock at the Presbyterian Church. A preparatory service and communion are scheduled for Sunday morning at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Wilson
The
Presbyterian Church
Pattern 15c and Pattern Book 15c Offer
Pattern 15c and Pattern Book 15c sold together for 25c. Send orders to the address listed in the box below.
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Elizabeth H. Clary
Mr. Broaddus
Miss Jenkins
Newcome
Miller Jenkins
France Anita
E. Holmes Newcome
J. . Newcome
Mr. Newcome
Tokes Inn
J. W. Newcome
Robert Mason
Billy P. Forney
Sara McLean
Dorothy Jenkins
George Butler
Charles Coe
Miller Fletcher
Jenkins
Handley High School
Christ Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Pingley & Carpers
Plaza Cleaners
Huntsberry
Clara Brown
Alan Peery
Greystone Terrace
Virginia Loan and Thrift Co
Percy Miller
Paul Haldeman
Hoye Riley
Fred Glaize
W. E. Edwards
H. C. Sheetz
R. M. Swimley
Lawrence Hollis
U. S.army
Fort Benning
Burner
C. Robert Burner
Libby Wingfield
D. P Wingfield
James Burner
Stephens City
Jack Gray
Middleburg
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Harry McCauley
Earnest Heflin
Carl and
Billie
Beddington
Margie Mason
Gerrardstown
Wilfred Cather
E. W. Cather
W. G. Henshaw
Bernville
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Ala
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the
Ebenezer Disciple
Lee Whitacre
Cross Junction
Henry Tazewell Harrison
Leesburg
Florence di Zerega
Bobby Conrad
Howard Allen
Brad Beverley
Lillian Gatewood
Pennsylvania
Delmas Sewell
Baltimore, Md
Charles E. Sewell
J. B. Beverley
Robert Morin
Chicago
Ill
Basil Hayley
J. P. Hayley
Howard Stotler
White Post
Jerome Stotler
Rochester
N. Y
Opal Slonaker
Ralph
Ruby
Conrad Stotler
Lemon Stotler
Fred Stotler
Donnie
Power Stotler
Allen
Phyllis
Jesse Stotler
Gene
Conrad Cunningham
Patsy
Arthur Dolphin
Howard Slonaker
Martinsburg, Va
Roy McKee
William
Elsie May Louthan
Frederick
W. H. Louthan
White Palace
John ‘Thomas Kline, Jr
John T. Kline
George Washington Hotel
L. J. Sjostrom
Chester Riley
James Miller
Thomas Gibson
John Steck
H. K. Benham
W. S. Baker
Louise Moore
Shirley
Anne Williams
Mary Scully
Nelia Beverley
Anne Meade
Phyllis Fowle
Robert Boyd
Lewis
William Bell
James Goode
Charles Harper
Paul Thomson
Brad Beverley, Jr
Cecil Gillman
Tom Clagett
Harry Fowle
Pifer Company, Inc
Helen Follett
Dennis Hayley
Mr. Hayley
Moultrie
John Elliott
Zida Artrip
Bernice Cooper
Ann Klimes
George W. Klimes
Allison Burgess
Dorothy Hawthorne
Jean Hamman
Marion Hurst
Jean Forney
Jonedith Henry
Sara Sullivan
Eleanor Leatherman
Richard Himeright
Tom and Wayne Whitham
Donald Stewart
James Brooks
Richard Sutton
Richard Kern
Harold Patton
Joe Butler
Howard Cather
Ray Robinson
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Ray Aten
Death
Lovett Brothers
Millwood Social Notes
Vioda
David Donovan
William 3B. Watkins, Jr
Polly
Alice
Winslow Agnes Mitchell
Eloise Randolph Page
Margaret Byrd
Roland Mitchell
Ashton Lee
Beverley
Ben Randolph
Phil Everard
Tom Meade
H. B. McCormac
Richard Dole
Mrs. Walter Lee
Beeen
George P. Greenhalgh
Jane Cary Randolph
Roble Cone
Roble
George Greenhalgh
Toledo
A. R. Dunning
Pete
Strasburg
Orange, N. J
Mr. Dunning
Mrs. Dunning
Market St
Beauty Shoppe
E. Piccadilly St
OTA TV
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miles Music CO
Herbert W. Miller
Barbara Bell
Winchester Evening Star
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