Greenwood News Briefs Highlights Local Holiday Visits
Sunday School at Greenwood Capel 10 a.m. New Year's guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carlisle and others. Mrs. Mable Brown hosted Christmas Day dinner with multiple relatives. many visitors and calls noted across Greenwood and neighboring towns. Charles Webber, on nine day leave from TY.S. Naval Base, attended grandfather’s funeral before cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Capel
Ida Carper
John Dove
John Ritenour
Clinton Ebersole
Audry Baecher and Son
R. Ronald Baecher
Ida Pennington
Jessee Winslow
Mable Brown
Harold Pope
Spring Grove
Gilbert Brown
J. W. Carlisle
Valley Mill Road
William Sirk
Kimberly
David Brown
Davy
Susan Brown
Thomas Brown
Greenwood
Buddy Sargent
Christina
Teresa
Cora Lonas
Jack Gordon
George Vaught
Stephens City
Ernest Arme
White Post
Popes
Carlisle
Charles Cole
Blanche Carlisle
Winchester
Kim
Susan
Welby Renner
Audrew Baecher
K. M. Willett
Mr. Rayv
Godlove
South America
Printed Pattern 4855 for Misses Aprons Styles
Ann Adams advertises one piece cut complete apron pattern 4855 in Misses' Medium, with three styles. Each apron requires one yard and 35 inches fabric. Include applique transfer and directions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class mailing to Anne Adams, Pattern Dept., Winchester Evening Star, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West Lith St
New York
N. Y
Second Flapper Age Emerges In 1958 Spring Fashion
New York designers unveil spring 1958 silhouettes that echo the 1920s sack shape while preserving curves. Chemise dresses gain bust room, skirts stay modestly short, and girdles remain advisable. Chanel suits and box jackets are highlighted with elegant fabrics and navy tones dominant.
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New York
Reynolds News Briefs From N Reynolds
Neighbors report Kenneth Gay Crouse son of Roy and Mrs Crouse of near Omps West Virginia was killed in a Christmas Eve automobile crash on the Martinsburg road near Johnsontown. Funeral attendance from the neighborhood followed the service with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervil Dick North Reynolds
Kenneth Gay Crouse
Roy Crouse
Omps
W. Va
Martinsburg Road
Johnsontown
Jack Bohler
Arlington
W. R. Humphrys
Ziler Bagent
Ridge
Dawson Bagent
Lynn Hawkins
Whitacre
Mervil Dick
Purcell Dick
A. C. Unger
Berkeley Springs Hospital
Junior Dick
Jay
Steve
Altha Widmyer
John P. Omps
Johnny
Dorothy Himmelright
Strasburg
Roy Perrell
NAIN News Briefs Reflect Local Church Activities
Mrs Mae Clark hosted Christmas dinner with DeHaven and Helsley families and Robert Lewis. Youth fellowship held a well attended song service. Visitors Lonnie, Ronnie and Marjory Van Gilder from West Virginia are children of the former pastor. Several Chapman relatives visited and dinnner guests included Delmar Chapman and family. Linda Clark ill, Mae Clark visited by Mary Whipp family. General reminder about selecting snap beans with fresh pods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chapman Nain
Fairvein
Mae Clark
Keneth Renner
Jimmy
Charles DeHaven
Juanita
Rodger
Janie
James DeHaven
Patsy
Jeanie
Jones Helsley
Dale
Anthony
Roxanne
Robert Lewis
Lonnie
Ronnie
Marjory van Gilder
West Virginia
Elmer E DeHaven
Edgar P. Chapman
Michael
Linda Clark
Mary Whipp
Virginia
Belinda
Edward Jr
Dottie
Ann White
Edith Chapma
Christmas Visits From Many Families in Cross Roads
Cross Roads residents welcomed relatives during the holidays. Names include S T Biggert, Tommy Biggert, Mrs Biggert's mother in Bettertown Maryland. Visitors from McKeesport and Winchester joined local families for Christmas and New Year gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Line
Cross Roads
S. T. Biggert
Tommy
Robert Hahn
Robert Sayre
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
W. J. Line
Ray Gardner
Phyllis
Sue
Jane
Sarah
Nineveh
J. J. Peacemaker
Jimmie
Kernstown
Robert Singer
Winchester
Thurman Whitacre
Robert
Leslie Whitacre
Beverly Whitacre
McKeesport
Karen
Cheryle
Delia Hicks
Carolyn Roomsburge
Washington, D. C
Tommy Biggert
W. P. S. Blacksburg
Stanley Biggert
Stephens City Social Roundup Highlights Local Guests
Mr. Don ald Dodson plans transfer from Memorial Hospital to University of Virginia Hospital. Christmas dinners feature Lemley, Headley, and Lemley guests from Alexandria Brucetown Norfolk and Capon Bridge. Cadets Ambrose and Beaver return to VMI and VP I after holidays. Mrs. Shakespeare visits Norfolk and Washington with family. Lt. Sidney Rogers departs to Wichita Air Force base after Christmas with relatives in Gainesboro. New Year's Day visits in Winchester with Carbaugh family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Donald Dodson
Memorial Hospital
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Maurice Lemley
C.S. Headley
Leonard Sheed
Charles Robert Lemley
Alexandria
James Stemmell
Jimmie
Brucetown
Frank Shakespeare
John Arden
Norfolk
Carlyn Seal
Eldridge Lemley
John Ward
Capon Bridge
John Hoover
Fred
Douglas Haines
Jay
John Franklin Lemley
New York
Garland Lemley
Elsie Havermale
Huntington
L. I
Witer Seifert
Ted York
Danville
Charles York
Jimmie Beaver
V.P.1
Haller Beaver
Frank Shakespeare and
Robert Seal
Washington
Seal
George Monk
Ada Kettlewell
Carolyn Seal
W. &. Adams
Gail Martin
Gregory
Bonnie
Debbie Combs
Frostburg
Sidney Rogers
TV Repairing Highlander Sales and Service
Tv repair business Highlander Sales and Service located at 2248 LonDon St MO 2.8747 offers television repair and maintenance services with contact available. The note presents a compact listing of a local shop and its address.
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Highlander'’S
LonDon St
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Miller's Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Cross Roads News
Stephens City News
Eddie Ambrose
V.M.I
Mrs
Edgar Ambrose
Marguerite
Stanley Carbaugh
Hugh Funkhouser
Investors Loan Corp
S. Loudoun St
James Hockman
Mgr
Carl
N. Loudoun
Peter Pan
P.J
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