Engagement of Susan Larrick to Federick Rathman
Mrs Swimley Larrick announces the engagement of her daughter Susan Larrick to Federick Lee Rathman son of Mr and Mrs Frederick William Rathman. Susan is daughter of Albert Lee Larrick and a Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing graduate who nurses at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Rathman is a Handley High School graduate serving in the U S Navy at Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swimley Larrick
Susan Larrick
Federick Lee Rathman
Frederick William Rathman
Miss Larrick
Albert Lee Larrick
Handley High School
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Rathman
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Miss Kline Engaged To Conley Ramey
Mr and Mrs Robert Shepherd announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Yvonne Kline to Philip Conley Ramey son of Mr and Mrs Carlton Ramey of Gainesboro Miss Kline a James Wood High School senior and A P Store employee Mr Ramey a 1955 James Wood graduate and Frederick Co operative Farm Bureau employee A June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shepherd
Patricia Yvonne Kline
Philip Conley Ramey
Carlton Ramey
Gainesboro
Miss Kline
James Wood High School
Miss Kline A&p
Mr. Ramey
James Wood High
Frederick Co- Operative Farm Bureau
Mrs Frances Rinker Weds Paul Rapson In Double Ring Ceremony
Announcement reports the marriage of Mrs Frances Rinker to Mr Paul Rapson. The service occurred December 1971 at 1:00 am, conducted by Rev Joseph Ducknall at his home. The bride wore navy attire with red roses, with sister-in-law as matron of honor and Oscar Eaton as best man, attended by the bride’s son Larry Rinker. The couple’s families are named with origins in Virginia and West Virginia. The Luncheon program news notes a postposed Winchester Council of Church Women meeting to January 17 with installations at First Presbyterian Church and sponsorship by multiple local churches next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Rinker
Paul Rapson
Joseph Ducknall
Winchester Council of Church Women
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Morrow
First Baptist Church
Braddock Street Methodist Church
The
Friends
First Presbyterian
Highland Presbyterian
Calendar of Events Sketch From Local Happenings
January calendar lists Women’s Auxiliary Memorial Hospital at 1 30 pm and several meetings across organizations. Condensed items include Northern Virginia Hairdressors Association Unit No 9 at 7 30 pm and multiple club gatherings at venues such as George Washington Hotel and Murphy’s with groups like Lions Club Century Club Eagles Auxiliary and A A at Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Northern Virginia
South End
Fire Hall
Madison Lodge
George Washington Hotel
National Council of Catholic Women
Lions Club
Century Club
Monford D. Custer
Board of Control of Exchange Club
Eagles
Eagles Home
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Home
Camera Club
Murphy's
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Round Hill MYF Visits Local Nursing Homes
The Round Hill Methodist Youth Fellowship visited Kennelworth Nursing Home and William and Henry Evans Home. They distributed gifts and served refreshments while members sang carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
MYF
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Kennelworth Nursing Home
William and Henry Evans
M.Y.F
Personal News Highlights from Radford and Nearby Homes
Miss Mary Garland Spillman returns to Radford College after holidays with parents Mr and Mrs Garland Spillman. Mrs C A Fauver and Miss Bessie Fansler come home at 1010 Berryville Ave after visiting Chicago with the Normans. Families travel to Fredericksburg to visit Mr and Mrs Marshal Lancaster. Evelyn Heath Stickley hosted a Thursday night gathering for Alfred Chapman Jr and others in the area. Walter Irvine remains a patient at Hillcrest Nursing Home. Thurston Collins hosted Round Hill Methodist Youth Fellowship with many attendees. Barbara Ann Lind returns to Shepherd College with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garland Spillman
Radford College
Mrs. Garland Spillman
C. A. Fauver
Bessie Fansler
Berryville Ave
W. L. Norman
Chicago
Thurston Collins
Millwood Pike
Round Hill Methodist
Joyce Renner
Ann Whitacre
David Fishback
John Luttrell
Judy Fishback
Joan Whitacre
Leslie Ann Phelps
Lloyd Lockner
Nelson Phelps
Wayne Whitacre
Jay Hepner
Bruce Painter
Jimmy Wilkins
Max Whitacre
Freddie McKay
Tommy Bennett
Carolyn Robinson
Betty Whitacre
Joan Robertson
Loretta Whitacre
Judy Richards
Gladys Wigginton
Mary Richards
Barbara Crosen
Hazel Robertson
Wilda Whitacre
Patsy Lamp
Barbara Ann Lind
Shepherd College
Mrs
Charles
Sunday Social at Berryville and Nearby Towns
Major Robert Keene hosts family visit from Greenbrier Military Academy Lewisburg West Virginia to Lind Berryville Avenue and Sheridan Avenue. A large Sunday gathering at J Robert White home includes James White Eliza beth and Jimmy, Wilmer White and children Donnie and Patty, and many others from Inwood White Post Front Royal Boyce and Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Keene
Greenbrier Military Academy
Lewisburg
W. Va
Virginia Wilkins
Sheridan Ave
J. Robert White
Berryville
James White
Elizabeth
Jimmy
Wilmer White
Donnie
Patty
Inwood
Boyd Householder
Carolyn
Gary Boyd, Jr
Bobby
This City
Delmar Garrick
Connie Sonny
June
Jerry
White Post
Retha Welsh
Karen
Front Royal
Eugene White
Courtney and
Dennie
Boyce
Betty Lou White
Births January 3 Two Girls Born to local families
To Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Ruffner Route 3 Kernstown a girl. Mrs. Ruffner is the former Miss Geraldine Reedy. To Mr. and Mrs. William E Bridgeforth Jr 523 Gray Ave a girl. Mrs. Bridgeforth is the former Miss Ruth Derflinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lee Ruffner
Kernstown
Ruffner
Geraldine Reedy
William E Bridgeforth, Jr
Gray Ave
Bridgeforth
Ruth Derflinger
Mt Williams News Briefs Details Local Visiting Patterns
A compilation of social visits and callings in Mt. Williams. Many families including Williams, Ambrose, Braithwaite, and Brill are noted visiting relatives during holidays and weekends. The item closes with a note that Alabama was named for the Alibamas.
Lesson In English By W L Gordon
English lesson notes outline misused phrases mispronunciations and misspellings. It highlights words like mitigation and rancor and suggests vocabulary building by mastering one word daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
1957 Women Embrace Sack and Barrel Fashion Shift
1957 fashion saw sacks and barrel silhouettes dominate as designers revive 1920s styles. Beltless chemises and unfitted dresses sparked public controversy yet gained acceptance among tall, slim wearers. Accessories, fur hats, and matching ensembles completed the new look amid Chanel and Dior influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rof
Associated Press
Christian Dior
Paris
Gabrielle Chanel
Haute Couture
Schedule of Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent Week
The weekly agenda for January 6-11 lists Home Demonstration activities and meetings across Frederick County. Events include 4-H club meetings, HDC gatherings, and a lighting demonstration by the Home Agent, with sessions at James Wood, Round Hill, North Frederick, Green Clover, Albin, White Hall, Middletown, Gainesboro, and War Memorial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Hi-view
James Wood
Middle Road
Sam McDonald
Round Hill
Community Hall
North Frederick
Whitacre
Green Clover
Gainesboro
Albin
Vernon Unger
White Hall
White Hall School
Albert Beecher
War Memorial
Middletown
Boy 15 Confesses to Killing Mother in Newark Bay Slay
Bayonne New Jersey police say Robert Gaydos alternately denied and confessed to killing his mother Mary Gaydos 36. Capt James Whelan quoted Bobby as saying he strangled her during an argument over his dating a girl. The youth a Technical High School student played drums in a jazz band. He faces juvenile delinquency charges. his father Stephen 43 is held for questioning. Autopsy lists loss of blood as death cause. The time of death is undetermined. Bobby to be arraigned in Jersey City Juvenile Court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
Robert Gaydos
Mary Gaydos
James Whelan
Robert
Bobby
Technical High School
Stephen Gaydos
Gaydos
Whelan
Jersey City
Abbreviating Dates in Business Letters Questioned
A reader asks if dates like 1-10-58 should be abbreviated. The guidance answers no, write the date as January 10, 1958 in formal letters. It emphasizes full month name and four-digit year for clarity and professionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Joyce
Siler News Briefs Reflect Holiday Visits From Nearby Towns
Christmas week visitors to Siler included Mrs. Lilly Byram Stanley Byram of Reading Pa and families of Martinsburg and Pikeside. Edward Monk of Washington DC visited. J R Hinkle and family from Dayton joined Maury relatives. Numerous callers from Stephens City Gerrardstown Winchester and Staunton exchanged holiday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Maury’s
Mae Painter
Lloyd Painter
Stephens City
A. P. Whitacre
I. C. Whitacre
Parker
Ruth Mauzy
Harvey Mauzy
Myrle Dailey
J. R. Hinkle
Sarah Hinkle
Asbury College
Siler
Harvey Maury
Shepherd College
Richard Hamm
Staunton
N. L. McIntyre
R. C. Havermale
Winchester
A. P
Evangelicals Sponsor Universal Week of Prayer
CHICAGO The National Association of Evangelicals sponsors a Universal Week of Prayer from January 5 to 11, 1958. This marks the second straight year the annual period of prayer begins the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Assn. of Evangelicals
Mother of Five Jumps in Front of Truck Near Dixon
A coroner's jury in Sterling, Washington, reports Martha Boyer, 29, mother of five, died after jumping from a car during an argument with her husband. William Boyer testified they argued as they drove toward Dixon. Martha allegedly jumped in front of an oncoming truck driven by Forrest Ryan, who could not stop in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
William Boyer
Rock Falls
Martha
Dixon
Forrest Ryan
Loves Park
Evangelist Warns on Forcing Religion Abroad
In Nashville the Methodist leader Rev Dr George H Jones urged restraint in South American missions noting Argentines and Uruguayans dislike American ministers who push Christianity. He argues genuine sharing of the gospel yields better results than heavy handed approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Argentina
Uruguay
George H. Jones
Boyer Trial Reveals Family Crisis and Child Ages
Testimony centers on a personal crisis with threats of self harm by the spouse. The Boyer children are aged from 1 to 10 years, highlighting a fragile family situation during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer
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Conley Ramey
Bobbie Conrad
Ches
Grace Lutheran
Congregational Christian
Cork Street Christian
Christ Episcopal Churches
Market Street Methodist
First Evangelical United Brethren
Rosa Pannett
Murl
Thomas Reardon
Stevie
Fredericksburg
Marshal Lancaster
Evelyn Heath Stickley
Alfred Chapman, Jr
Alfred Chapman
Cecil St
Auto Diesel College
Walter Irvine
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Basi
Tina Trns
Donald L. Dailey
James Lee Courtney
Clarence Foreman
Barbara Jeanne
Rodney
Camp Hill
Pearson , Scott
Betsy
Stewart Scott
Heathsville
Carolyn Elizabeth
Hagerstown
Kermit Rhoden
Frank Courtney
Clark
Richard Wolfe
Randal Lee
Bond St
Charles Alan Courtney
Braddock St
Mason Payne
Deborah Faye
Donna Kay
Payne
Rebecca Dixon
MT. Williams
N. C. Williams
Elmer Ambrose
David Braithwaite
Leonard Williams
Clyde Orndorff
Ed Lineberg
Richard Wiliams
James Allamong
Richard Williams
Ralph Williams
Gilbert Brill
Star Tannery
Irvin Williams
Johnny Long
Russell Feeley
Harding Williams
Gloria Jean
Earl Williams
Alfred Williams
Brenda
Cynthia
Lewis Williams
Rickie
Mike Smith
Dallas Terault
Earl Fauver
James Brewer
Carson Allamong
Jeanette Whitlock
Ethel Carl
Linda
Jack Truitt
Washington, D. C
Eddie Haines
Kenney B
Delilah Bell
Grant Wilkins
Ida West
Alabama
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Roberto Lee
Miss Harris
Tae
Cacapon Lodge
Cacapon State Park
Lovett Brothers
Loafer
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Mother of Five
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Church of Your Choice
Cather
Headquarters
Lockport
Timberlake
Shoecenter
Winte Sale
Velvet
Peter’'S
Weatherbird
St. Loudoun St
Maytag
Sighlander
Maytag Mailler
Boscawen
Anderson Maytag
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