Lehigh Honors Conferred at Midyear Commencement
Richard Well Rusk received a master of science in Physics at Lehigh University as 265 graduates were awarded degrees. David Lilienthal chair of the U S Atomic Energy Commission gave the commencement address and Lehigh awarded him an honorary doctor of laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Well Rusk
E. G. Rusk
Handley Blvd
Lehigh University
David Lilienthal
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Lehigh
Calendar of events for February in Frederick area
Local notices list clubs and meetings from Feb 8 to Feb 12 with times and venues. Groups include Lions Exchange Grace Lutheran MaFaden Loudoun St Presbyterian Moose Kiwanis Old Fredericktown Garden Club Jr Century Rotary Clarke County Women and Junior Women clubs Middletown 4-H Star Tannery 4-H Gore 4-H and University Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Frederick
Lion’s Club
Sarah Zane
Exchange Club
Geo. Washington
Century Club
Grace Lutheran Men's
Wilson P. Ard
MaFaden Bible
Loudoun St. Presbyterian Church
Albin
Edna Whitacre
Rotary Club
Clarke County Women’s Club
Hawthorne
Middletown
Clarke County
Frank Lee
Watson Ave
Grimm Home Welcomes Boyce Guest P T Grimm
Mr P T Grimm of Boyce visits the home of her son and daughter in law Holmes R Grimm and wife. Mr and Mrs J P Pence of Bethesda Md visit the Grimms in Winchester and Mr and Mrs Robert Lindsey spend the weekend in Baltimore with S Stewart Sr Mrs Ray Hicks host dinner guests from Singer's Glen and Stephens City. Reliance EUB Church hosts youth week dinner with seventy two in school hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Grimm
Boyce
P. T. Grimm
Holmes R. Grimm
J. P. Pence
Winchester
Jay P. Pence
Bethesda, Md
Robert Lindsey
Baltimore
S. Stewart Sr
Ray Hicks
Edward Falk
Dorothy Swank
Singer’s Glen
Sadie Hammrick
Stephens City
Reliance Eub Church
Reliance Evangelical United Brethren Church
Susan Knight
B. M. Knight
St. Anne's School
Charlottesville
Warren Rappahannock Homes Open for Garden Week
Historic Garden Week runs April 23 to 30 with Warren and Rappahannock County homes open to visitors. Riverside in Riverside, Erin in Front Royal, Nineveh in Front Royal, Druid Hill gardens, Kenmore Manor, Meadowbrook Hall, and Meadow Brook Hall listed among sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton A. Joyce
Garden Club
Warren County
Riverside
Julian N. Major
Riverton
Erin
W. C. Trenary
Nineveh
Bernard Samuels
Chester St
Front Royal
Druid Hill
Mrs R Gray Williams To Address BPW
The Winchester Business and Professional Women's club will host Mrs. R Gray Williams as its guest speaker at the February meeting held at the Chanticleer Inn at 6 30 p m Friday Reservations to bring guests or cancel are to be phoned to 3246 before noon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Allen
S. Washington St
Winchester Business and Professional Women’s Club
Chanticleer Inn
Mt. Williams
Bryarly School
Geo. Washingon Hotel
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows Hall
American Assn
University Women
Episcopal Parish House
R. Gray Williams
Miss Grim Loses 22000 Prizes On CBS Radio Quiz
Alma Grim of 117 South Kent Street failed to identify the Polish composer Ignace Jan Paderewski on the Sing It Again program Saturday night. The error cost her a chance at a new car and other prizes totaling $22,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Y. Grim
Kent St
CBS
Miss Grim
Ignace Jan. Paderewski
Paderewski
Virginia Woolen Co
Fred Grim
WINC
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Reading notes cover common errors in usage pronunciation and spelling. It introduces BENIGN as a daily vocabulary word with guidance on pronunciation and examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Youth Fellowship Conducts Service at EUB Church
The Youth Fellowship of the Evangelical United Brethren church held a 7 30 worship service Sunday night led by Mrs Charles Fleming. Miss Betty Madagan spoke on Let God Speak Through a United Church. Several youths and adults contributed including Patsy Cunningham Judy Hodgson Clifton Wilson Donald Hartley Edwin Ritter Elwood McIntire and a television broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Fellowship
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charles Fleming
Betty Madagan
God
United Church
Patsy Cunningham
Judy Hodgson
Clifton Wilson
Donald Hartley
Edwin Ritter
Elwood McIntire
Lester Anderson
William Keyton
Brucetown Residents Featured In Hospital News and Visits
Brucetown resident W. B. Castleman is a patient at Memorial hospital. Mrs. Dale Baker is a surgical patient at Memorial Pfe. Pfc. Donald Dill has returned to Bolling Field after visiting his brother and sister in law, the Dill family. Kenneth Newlin is ill at home with a throat infection. Patsy Newlin has mumps. In Florida, Glenna Place, Garvin Boles, and J. Stoury family members are on a three week trip. Mrs. Guyon Foxwell returns home after visiting Miss Ethel Lee Martin. Dorseys and Hawthornes visited in Alexandria with Lieut. and Mrs. Joseph P. Dorsey. Ralph Dorsey joined them from Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe. D. Dill
Pfc
Donald Dill
Bolling Field
Washington
Wallace Dill
Kenneth Newlin
Margaret Newlin
Smithfield Ave
Patsy Newlin
Florida
Glenna Place
Berryville Ave
Garvin Boles
Clearbrook
J. Stoury
Atlantic City
Guyon Foxwell
Ethel Lee Martin
Martinsville
Dorseys
Hawthornes
Alexandria
Allen T. Hawthorne
Joseph P. Dorsey
Ralph Dorsey
Berryville
Birth Announcement for Malone Girl on Rt. 2
Dirths announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Malone of Rt 2 on February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Malone
Flory Speaks at Bridgewater College Convocation
Walter S. Flory Jr., director of the University of Virginia Brandy experimental farm at Boyce, delivered the second semester convocation address at Bridgewater College. A Bridgewater native and alumnus, he previously worked at Blandy, Texas A & M, and Virginia Tech. He excelled as a student and served in activities, including the Bridgewater chapter of TKA, and now leads the Bridgewater Alumni Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Flory Jr
University of Virginia
Boyce
Bridgewater College
Dr. Flory
Bridgewater
Blandy
Texas A & M
VPI
TKA
Flory
Alumni Assn
Why does an orchestra tune to the oboe
The oboe gives a stable, piercing pitch as a standard reference. Its tone is clear in the orchestra’s acoustic space, so musicians adjust from that exact pitch to align with the tuning A.
Social notes from Boyce and Winchester area
Residents share visits and weekend trips as Marian Roy and Mae Lanham stay in town and Ruth Royston and Lillie Garver visit Fairfax County. Shirley Presgraves marks her twelfth birthday with friends while Will Locke, Dr. Dearmont, and Carroll Goodridge receive well wishes during hospital stays or at local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax High School
Shirley Presgraves
Boyce
Will Locke
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Winchester
Carroll Goodridge
Bridgewater College
J. F. Bly
Hugh Copenhaver
WCTU
Dearmont
Winchester Hospital
Postal Service Pierces China's Bamboo Curtain
NANKING February 8. China's postmen report mail between nationalist and communist China moves smoothly. They refuse to describe methods fearing it would jeopardize service. The opening suggests easier access for mail than for peace negotiators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Communist China
Open door etiquette and bridal flower norms
Roberta Lee notes that a girl should step aside for her escort to open a closed door but pass through first. Bridesmaids typically carry flowers on the left arm or on the arm nearest the spectators depending on church layout. Cheese is eaten with a fork or fingers, never with a knife or spoon.
Pattern 4685 Girls Sewing Pattern Ad
Advertisement for pattern 4685 in sizes 6 through 14 with swingy cut wide collar cuffs and bow. Includes yardage and instructions plus a spring pattern book by Anne Adams and a 4 store pattern. Send coins and address for pattern and book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
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Vlotes
Richard Wells Rusk
Kenneth E. Henry
E. Cecil St
Carole Emmett Henry
Betty Mac Barr
Geraldine Chapman
Linda Lee Ye Ann Fogle
Carol Ann Gaines
Mary Catherine Keller
Mary Virginia LeMaster
Ann Sullivan
Mary Barbara Woore
Barbara Yost
Butch Casilear
Jerry Grimes
Stewart Masters
John Merriner
Don Shockey
Bobby Sullivan
Mesdames Adkins
Hockman
Richmond
Charlotte Adkins
P. L. Hockman
Johnsen
Sun
Audrey A. Jones
Kathleen
Virginia Horsman
Jones
Miss Horsman
Elaine Bobbitt
Bo Brown
Woodberry Forest School
Harold G. Brown
J. Partlow
Jack Partlow
Evelyn Mae Clatterbuck
William Levi Stover
Raymond Stover
Strasburg
WSWS
EUB
Women’s Society of World Service
Valentine
Norris
GALES
Valentine Greeting Cards
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Broadway
Florsheim
Huntsberrys Fashion
Braddock St
J. Henry Moling
Bridgeforths
Henry Morgan
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. E. Bridgeforth
H. Ebert Jr
Florence Robinson
New York City
Harry Ebert Jr
Chapin Apartments
Mary Marshall Steck
St. Albans
John M. Steck Jr
J. H. Riley
New Orleans
Dallas
Braddock
McFaden
McFaden Bible
Miss
Vern Childress
Ohio
Cleveland
Cary Marshall
Peyton Marshall
Woodberry Forest
Betsy Glaize
Hampden-Sydney
Fred L. Glaize Jr
Hampden-Sydney College
Whitman
Belle Camp
Old Dominion
Financier
Cruse
H. D. Baker
Virginia Baker
Maj. F. Michael Rogers
Maj. Rogers
U.S. Air Force
International
Brucetown
W. B. Castleman
Memorial Hospital
Dale Baker
West St
Postal Service
N. Loudoun St
Quinten Baker
Shenandoah County
Mount Olive Cemetery
Janet Marie Fletcher
Carlton C
Hilda Marie Boyd Fletcher
Paul, Dick
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Roberta Lee
the Food Center
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Valen1
Usees Hill
Haldeman’s
Cather
Timberlake
Hoac Obdams
Ine
Raddock & Wolfe Sts
Florida Fancy
Worth’s
Quaker Lace
N. Loudoun
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