Wedding of Miss Sara Nair to Dr Wil D James in Clifton Forge
Miss Sara Nair daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Perry Nair Jr of Forge Virginia wed Dr Wil D James of Hamlet North Carolina Tuesday January 29 at 8 pm in Clifton Forge Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured ivory satin gown with rose applique and lace coronet, organ prelude, Lohengrin march processional and reception at the bride's aunt's home. The couple will reside in Hamlet where Dr James serves on the surgical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Nair
Charles Perry Nair, Jr
Forge
Wil D. James
Hamlet
N.C
Clifton Forge
T. C. Bales
LaRue Armstrong
Consister
William Raines Land
Mark McDonald
Rome
James E. Butte
William Howe
Buffalo
N. Y
John McNeill Smith
Greensee
Austin
Texas
Jed Wilson
James
N. C
Bride Mary’s
Raleigh
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Th Handley School
Wingroom
Woodbury Forest
Orange
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
University of M Eadical School
New Bat Becmet
Southern
White Gladiolas and
Stock — of
Winchester
William D. James
Rose Duer
Prank W. Howe
Ay M. Lindsay
W. Hart
Miss Paulette Pifer to Arrive for Weekend with Pifer Family
Miss Paulette Pifer daughter of Dr and Mrs H S Pifer of 314 West Leicester Street will arrive today from St Marys School Raleigh NC as a weekend guest at her parents home. Mr and Mrs Louis Wonder plan a ten day trip to New York City during which they will stay at the St Regis hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Louis Wonder
New York City
St. Regis
Pifer
Paulette Pifer
H. S. Pifer
West
Leicester Street
St. Mary’s School
Raleigh
N. C
Bill” Pifer
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, Va
Etiquette Q&A: Theater Talking and Visiting Cards
The column advises speaking politely to talking moviegoers and requesting quiet, then involving an usher if needed. It says spell out full names on visiting cards. Announcements should come from the parents or guardian of the bride-elect.
Births and weddings listed in Winchester area notices
The column notes births for Rev. and Mrs. Arthur M. Field Jr of Lewisburg and Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Pfeiffer in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Ellen Spiker wed James Kenneth Rudolph in Middletown. Local residents attend Baltimore wrestling, shop trips to New York, and Mrs. Fishpaw shows improvement after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Field, Jr
Lewisburg
W. Va
Lewisburg Hospital
Mr. Field
Dudley Field
Robert Barton
Red Cross Production Corps Seeks Garment Donations
The monthly Red Cross Production Corps shipment will go out next week. Members with home work should finish garments and submit by Tuesday morning February 5. Extra emphasis on ayette garments. Volunteers are urged to join knitting and sewing programs by reporting to the Production Room at Episcopal Church House 134 West Boscawen Street on Tuesdays or Thursdays 10 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Episcopal Church House
West Boscawen Street
Corner On Sports by Gene Miller reports mixed basketball results
Former bare-knuckle champ Elbows McFadden visits El Paso while Converse Dunkel ratings list top college teams for the week ending Jan 28. Notre Dame remains undefeated. Navy and West Virginia not in top 10. Local high school notes cover Boyce, Handley, Martinsburg, and crowding at a Handley win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Converse-Dunkel
Converse Rubber Company
Dick Dunkel
Oklahoma A & M
Notre Dame
Iowa
Indiana
New York U
Syracuse
Ohio State
Kentucky
DePaul
Michigan
Navy
West Virginia
Honor List At Mary Washington College
Four Winchester area women earned Dean's List honors at Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia for the fall quarter. Named are Lucille Weaver Isabelle Larrick Betty Hendrie and Emily Fawcett who achieved superior ratings in their studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Lucille Weaver
M. D. Weaver
Jefferson St
Isabelle Larrick
E. N. Larrick
National Ave
Betty Hendrie
William Hendrie
West Cecil St
Emily Fawcett
Edison Fawcett
Mt. Falls
Visiting Washington educator speaks to 7th grade class
Mr. Christian from Washington visited Douglas School and spoke to the 7th grade Geography class on differences between regions. He used diagrams on the blackboard and audio-visual aids. students asked many questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
State of
Washington
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
A short study from W. L. Gordon on proper language use and pronunciation. It lists words often misused and mispronounced, offers synonyms for harass and related ideas, and includes a daily word practice with rectitude defined as uprightness in principles and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Roundup on College Prospects and Pro Football News
A sports roundup from New York discusses the College Baseball Coaches Association meeting with major league reps on premature college player signings. It notes Happy Chandler’s stance, five for the books humor, and updates on Steve Owen, George Halas, Gerry Karver, Buddy Young, and college basketball Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
College Baseball Coaches’ Association
Happy Chandler
Chandler
George Halas
Chicago Bear
Gerry Karver
Penn State
France
Marcel Hansenne
G. I
Europe
Karver
Les Mac Mitchell
Buddy Young
Fleet City Fleet Foot
Sacramento
Calif
Arkansas
Tons of Coffee But Not A Drop To Drink
The Liberty Ship Richard Ewell arrived from South America with 6000 tons of coffee but no drinkable coffee on board. Captain E J Duprey said the galley coffee supply ran out a few days from San Pedro California. The beans were green and could not be brewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Richard
South America
E. J. Duprey
San Pedro
Calif
Old Timer Recalls Hard Times in the South
Decatur resident C McMillan recalls post Civil War struggle and compares 1865 1945 hardships to today. He describes poverty lacked schools churches and literacy, shared rooms limited furniture and subsistence living while emphasizing gratitude and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
C. McMillan
Third Avenue West
Decatur
Mr. MacMillan
New York
Hongkong
Lars Roebuck and Company
Which side is the Capitol's front in Washington
In a curious quiz a majority misidentified the Capitol front. Architect David Lynn explains the east front faces the Statue of Freedom atop the dome and defines the front, while growth has tilted development westward with the White House and key buildings effectively behind the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Monument
White House
Library of Congress
Supreme Court
Washington-on-the-Potomac
Capitol Hill
Capitol
East Front
West Front Terrace
East
East Side
David Lynn
Lynn
Ready Debaters Committee Formed by House Democrats
A group of young House Democrats announced the formation of a Ready Debaters Committee to guard party political interests on Capitol Hill. Their aim is to answer Republican campaign propaganda and affirm Democratic positions, with one member saying they are tired of Republicans lambasting the party without challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Democrats
Capitol Hill
Martinsburg Beats Dr Pepper Quint 69 52
Martinsburg defeated the Dr Pepper Stars 69 to 52 as a lineup of former Martinsburg high school aces led early and held the lead. The two teams schedule a rematch Monday night in Martinsburg West Virginia. The local quintet played shorthanded with Shakes and Hoopes out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pepper Stars
Martinsburg
Martinsburg High School
West Virginia
Shakes
Hoopes
Winchester
Hayette
Pope
Moore
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Valentine
DeRay
Boston
Brooks’ Pharmacy
The
VESTA
Huntsberry
Winchester — Front Royal Chambersburg, Pa
Roberta Lee
Mr. and
Mrs. Pfeiffer
Albert H. Pfeiffer
Loudoun Street
Cumberland
Linda Lea
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nellie Cu
Cant
Pfeiffer
Donovan Joseph
Ruby Jane
Spiker
Kenneth Rudolph
Ellen Spiker
Preston Spiker
Middletown
James Kenneth Rudolph
Bush L. Rudolph
North Main Street
R. F. Schmucker
Ollie Ritter
Edith Mae Everhart
Martins
Mildred Magaha
Prances Smith
Richard Eddy
Baltimore
Buzzella Jackson
Miss Emma Turner
Buzzella Shop
Fishpaw
J. M. Fishpaw
Sam Hurst
Gene Miller
Harrisonburg
Boyce High School
Berryville
Luray High School
Basketeers
Boyce
Luray
Sperryville
Shepherdstown Cardinals
Handley
Hedgesville
Charles Town
Bulldogs
Zip Lorenz
Purple Panthers
Max Brown
Jefferson
Max
U. Va
Douglas School News
Clarke County
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Bagh S Fallerton, Jr
Steve Owen
Football Giants
Tulane U
Horace Renegar
Renegar
Horace
Steve
Richard Muckerman
St. Louis Browns
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Lorelei
Johnny Blood
National Football League
Earl Blue
Columbia, S. C
Reds
L. H. Addington
Earl
Winchester and
Staunton, Vai
Ala
Daily News
W. W. Glass
James C. Munn
W. Va. Hardwoods
Garden Club of
Natchez
F.R
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
N. Loudoun St
T. G. Adams Esso
Haldeman’s
Chapman Motor CO
Bell
Bell Clothes Store
Royal
Cather
Timberlake
Ladies’ Store
Grimm’s Radio Sales
E. Boscawen St
Northern Virginia Power CO
Pascal Celery
Iks
Kks
Florida
Chuck Roast
Bologna
Franfurters
Ara - Flower Shope
Piccadilly St
Pantie Girdle Charis
Margaret McVicar
Peyton St
Dial
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