Couple Wed in Harmony as Collins Pair Unite in Hagerstown
Cath erine Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Collins of Hill West Virginia married Kenneth S Collis son of Mr and Mrs J E Collis of Gerrardstown West Virginia in a December 26 double ring ceremony at the Methodist Church parsonage in Hagerstown Maryland The bride wore a white wool dress with black accessories and red rosebud corsage The groom a World War II veteran trained in five campaigns in Europe They will reside in Gerrardstown in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Collins
Hill
W. Va
Catherine
Kenneth S. Collis
J. E. Collis
Gererardstown
Methodist Church
Hagerstown
wMd
H. C. Marsh
Wee Hill
Collis
Martinsburg School
C. H. Musselman Company
Inwood
Gerrardstown
Near
Costello Bride Weds Richard Farmer in Loudoun Street Church
Miss Adeline Costello daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Costello of Stephens City became the bride of Mr Richard Farmer son of Mr and Mrs Harry Farmer of 312 Highland Avenue in a December 26 ceremony at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Rev Ronald S Wilson officiated. The couple will reside at 315 East Piccadilly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Costello
Frank Costello
Stephens City
Richard Farmer
Harry Farmer
Highland Avenue
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Ronald S.wilson
Middletown High School
J. J. Newberry Company
Holmes M. McFarland
Harry Farmer, Jr
The
Virginia Woolen Company
Mrs. Farmer
East Piccadilly Street
LeMaster Kisner Couple Wed In Charles Town Church
Mr and Mrs John F Kisner of Charles Town announce the marriage of their daughter Hazel to Els worth E Le Master of Winchester. The ceremony was at First Baptist Church on January 1 at 7 p m with Rev E T Clark officiating. The bride wore aqua with brown accessories and pink rosebud corsage. Attendant Doris Ramey and best man Harvey H Kercheval Jr. are noted. The couple plans to reside in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kisner
North West Street
Charles Town
Hazel
Elsworth E. le Master
Doris Ramey
le Master
Harvey H. Kercheval, Jr
Summit Point
W. Va
Somay
Virginia Walker and Carlton Snapp wed at Kernstown Church
Miss Virginia Elizabeth Walker and Carlton Raymond Snapp united in marriage Christmas morning at Kernstown Presbyterian Church with Rev. A S Gear officiating. The couple will reside at 110 South Kent Street after a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. The bride was employed at Valley Food Company. the groom’s family from Woodstock and Winchester attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Elizabeth Walker
Robert Lee Walker
Carlton Raymond Snapp
Longo Snapp
Kernstown Presbyterian Church
A.S. Gear
Myrtle Walker
Ray Walker
Ohio
Cecil Walker
W. D. Walker
Woodstock
John Ellis Seal
William Owings
Sue Sousa
Kathryn Smith
Washington, D. C
Arthur Smith
Oscar Smith
Thomas Reardon
Elwood Smith
Franklin Smith
Ray Nickleson
Nettie Nickleson
Margie Smith
Nancy Nickleson
Agnes Wisecraft
Grover Smith
Charles Miller
Winchester
Wilson Coulson
Woodrow Coulson
Douglas Coulson
White Post
Mary Seabright
The
Valley Food Company
Nickelson Wood Yard
Etiquette Q A Guide From Roberta Lee Hotel Dining Manners
In hotel room service a guest may select from the regular menu or request special dishes. For finger bowls dip only the fingertips one hand at a time. When a man talks with a girl at a dance he should invite her to dance if neither has the next dance.
Century Club Social Notes and Guest Speakers
The Century Club will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Mrs John M Steck Sr 312 Fairmont Ave with Garland R Quarles City Schools superintendent as guest speaker The Junior Century Club meets Wednesday at 3 30 PM at Mrs John Scully Academy Lane with Mrs Walter Bosserman Jr and Mrs Clarke Cooper in charge The W S C S of Stephenson Methodist Church meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Mrs E W Grant with Mrs F T Fulcher leader and large attendance expected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
John M. Steck
Fairmont Avenue
Garland R. Quarles
John Scully
Academy Lane
Walter Bosserman, Jr
Clarke Cooper
Stephenson Methodist Church
E. W. Grant
F. T. Fulcher
Montague W S C 8S to Meet Tuesday
The Women's Service of Christian Society of Montague Avenue to meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 led by Mrs Leota Himelright. Mrs Warren Kines to lead worship as members urged to attend. Nearby social notes include Upperville events and visits from relatives and friends over the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Leota Himelright
East Bond Street
Warren Kines
Catholic Women Will Meet Tonight at Sacred Heart
The National Council of Catholic Women at Sacred Heart Church holds its regular monthly meeting tonight at 8 o clock in the church hall A guest speaker is secured All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Catholic Women of Sacred Heart Church
Boyce W. C. T. U. Meeting Set At Church
The Boyce Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening at 7 45 at Boyce Methodist Church. Mrs. L. H. Roy will lead the service. All members are urged to attend for important business discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce W. C. T. U
Boyce Methodist Church
L. H. Roy
Stephenson Club Luncheon at Mrs Dixon Golightly Home
The Stephenson Social Club will hold a luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dixon Golightly with Mrs. Claude Kline as co host. Luncheon served at 1 pm, worship service led by Mrs. L O Dick, followed by afternoon recreation led by Mrs. A G Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Social Club
Dixon Golightly
Claude Kline
L.O. Dick
A. G. Mason
Local Man Slonaker Returns to Washington for Army Map Service Role
Mr Lynn E Slonaker son of Mrs Wesley L Slonaker of Fairfax and this city has returned to Washington Dc where he has accepted a position with the Stero Branch of the Army Map Service there He spent the weekend with his mother and grandparents Mr and Mrs L J Spaid at their East Piccadilly Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn E. Slonaker
Wesley L. Slonaker
Fairfax
Washington, D. C
Stero
Army Map _ Service
L. J. Spaid
East Piccadilly Street
William S. Dix
Houston
Texas
Rice Institute
Berryville
W. S. Dix
Academy Street
Craighill Burks
H. H. Burks
Fairfax High School
Five Babies and Grandparents Noted in Local Births
The notice lists multiple births across families in Ashburnham Massachusetts Washington D C Stephens City Woodstock Berryville Lost River Gore and Memorial Hospital. Included are two newborn boys Emmons Sager and Paul Swecker and five girls birth announcements for the Resseguie Miller Singhas Nail Hoover Perry Dunn Brannon Ritter families with parents named and hospital locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons Sager
Stephens City
Memorial Hospital
Sager
Ethel M. Braithwaite
Paul L. Swecker
Woodstock
Swecker
Dorothy Mitchell
Perry D. Miller
Lost River
W. Va
Austin Singhas
Berryville
Loring Nail
Gore
Nail
Anna Oates
Harry Hoover
South Kent Street
John Perry
South Braddock Street
Robert Dunn
East Cecil Street
Linwood Brannon
Grimes
George Ritter
West Leicester Street
Brannon
Goldie Frye
Entertained For Cadet James Taylor
Mrs. Howard Taylor and Mrs. James Taylor hosted a New Year Eve informal gathering at 618 South Washington Street to honor son Cadet James Taylor who returned to V P I after Christmas. Guests included Jean Rose Barbara Bond Shirley Were debaugh May Ann Poisel Marguerite Christjohn and others with several couples from Martinsburg present.
Miss Edna Carroll Leaves Berryville for Washington
Miss Edna Carroll, after visiting a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Carroll in Berryville, departed Sunday night to return to her home in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Carroll
Berryville
Will Carroll
Washington, D. C
Carol Pine
Baltimore
Cyrus Pine
George Pine
Florida
Social Notes From Berryville Highlights of Holiday Departures
Berryville Virginia social notes list residents and visitors returning to colleges and cities after the holidays. Nancy Davis heads to Mary Washington College, while Rob ert Stinehower travels from Fanwood to attend Davis and Elkins College. Local students and families resume studies at Washington and Lee University Randolph-Macon College and Farmville State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Nancy Davis
Mary Washinton College
University of Virginia
Arlene Williams
Washington, D. C
Eddy Berlin
Washington and Lee University
Lexing Co
Lesson In English By W L Gordon
Daily language note on word usage and pronunciation. Defines intimidate as to inspire fear or deter by threats. Provides example quote from Johnson and tips to grow vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessboth
Johnson
Uncle Sam's Almanac 1947 Edition Promotion
An ad promotes Uncle Sam's Almanac for 1947, highlighting calendar content and government-sourced facts. It notes new members of the Eightieth Congress and U S Governors, explains United Nations operations, and urges readers to send fifteen cents for a postpaid copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
William (“Bill”) Argenbright
Winchester — Front Royal Chambersburg, Pa
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Marie Dean
Ball
Hart
Carl Heminghaus
Missie Matz
Louis East
Beatrice Keiper
Wilma Stringer
Mildred Bauer
Carroll Bradley
Howard Bradley
Joseph Lockhart
Coddie Lockhart
William Dean
New York
C. B. Lockhart
Lockhart
Frankie
I. Robert Carson
de Fox
Joseph Lockart
Snapp- Walker
Roberta Lee
Westinghouse “Laundromat
Baker & Anderson Electrical CO
N. Braddock St
Jr. Century Club
Montague W. S. C
Upperville
Clarke County
David Grant
Boyd Avenue
Mrs. Grant
John D. Grumbine
Harrisonburg
Mr. Grant
Thomas A. Grant
Ota Naval Base Hospital
Norfolk
Gastonia
N. C
E. R. Hardin
Stephenson Club
Washington
L. B. Resseguies
Jane Carol
Walden Ressequie
Ashburnham
Mass
Leominster
George Resseguie
Susan Gene
Walden Resseguie
Major George Resseguie
James Taylor
Prescription Headquarters
Gauant’s
8S. N. Johnston
Robert Stinehower
Fanwood
N. J
Ruby Davis
John Huyette
Horse Shoe Lodge
Stinehower
Davis and Elkins College
Bob Smalley
Bowling Green
West Main Street
Joel D. Griffing
Richmond
John F. Munce, Jr
Joel Griffing, Jr
Col. Griffing
Ann Langbein
E. Leonard Langbein
Farmville State Teachers College
Louise Huyette
Herman B. Lloyd
Randolph Macon College
Ashland
John Lloyd
Hunter Burks
Mr. Burks
Alexana
Messrs
Bucky Wisecarver
John Milleson
Earl Brown, Jr
Leonard H. Bell, Jr
Randolph -Macon College
Eddy Joyce
Bobby Iden
Randolph-Macon College
George D. Greenleaf
William B. Clagett
Southfield
Conn
Jlowers
E. Piccadilly St
Cleveland
Robert H. Hemming
Mary Kimbberly
Ohio State University
Hemming
Tne
International Soundphoto
W. L. Gordon
Uncle Sam’s Almanac
Winchester Evening Star
Eye St
N.eb
Washington 2
D. C
Pacle Sam
Mail
Corrigan
Lovett Bros
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Christmas
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Riley’s
Riley Brothers Hansbrough & Carter
Virginia Window Cleaners
Haldeman’s Milk
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Dippy Birds
Miller St. Dial
Cather & Moling
EET Ees
Timberlake
Loudoun St
Amergan
Grove’s
Just
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
S. Loudoun St
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