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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1952

Page

10

Miss Bryant Keller Vows In Hagerstown Ceremony

Miss Ernestine Bryant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest E Bryant of Jacksonville Florida and Mr Beverly C Keller son of Mrs Martha E Keller of 4118 Loudoun St were married December 22 at the Church of Christ parsonage in Hagerstown Maryland by Rev Scots Wagner The bride wore a winter white dress with navy accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds and baby’s breath The attendants were the groom’s mother and Mr Byrd Baker of Bruce town They will reside in this city after Mr Keller's discharge from the Navy in August Mrs Keller works at the Triangle Diner Keller serves aboard the USS Mt Olympus in Norfolk Also notes on local hospital patient improving and A A U W meeting details.

Ernestine Bryant Ernest E. Bryant Jacksonville Fla Beverly C. Keller Martha E Keller Loudoun Church of Christ Parsonage Hagerstown Scots Wagner Mrs. Keller Byrd Baker Brucetown Mr. Keller Navy Keller Triangle Mr Keller US Navy Mt. Olympus Norfolk

Brooks' Pharmacy Lotion Price Note

A fragment notes a hand lotion product labeled Great Lotion Chapped Cracked-Open Hands from MEDICA with a price mention 360 and 600 plus tax at Brooks' Pharmacy phone 6461.

Brooks’ Pharmacy Ph

Calendar of events lists gatherings at Elks Club and hotels

January calendar shows March of events with multiple clubs and organizations. Activities include Girl Scout Council at 6 am, Jewish Women's Club at 8 pm, Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel, Community Chest Board of Directors 7:30 pm, Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Miller House, JCC at George Handley Library, Federated Council of Church Women at Handley Library, Business and Professional Women's Club at George Washington Hotel, Round Hill Community Center supper and election, Woodmen of the World at 8 pm, and Fraternal Order of Eagles at Eagles Home.

Elks Club Girl Scout Council Solenberger Leicester St Jewish Women's Club Stern Stewart Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Community Chest Board of P.m PC. A Miss Rosenberger Clifford St Beta Sigma Phi Miller House Washington St JCC Federated Councr of Church Women Handley Library Business and Professional Women Round Hill Woodmen of the World

WCTU to Hold Regular Meeting Tomorrow Afternoon

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union schedules its regular meeting for tomorrow at 2 30 p m chaired by Mrs Earl Parks at 218 N Braddock St. Grace Lutheran’s Mary Martha Bible Class meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the church social room. Carroll H Henkel attends a furniture market in Grand Rapids Michigan representing Henkel Furniture Co of this city.

American Association of University of Women Charles Toan Valley Ave Franklin Foundation Jordan Women’s Christian Temperance Union Earl Parks Braddock St Grace Lutheran Church Carroll H. Henkel Grand Rapids Mich Henkela Furniture Company

Miss Milburn Engaged To Mr. Melvin Frye

Announced engagement of Lucille Milburn of 24 Jackson Ave to Melvin Frye son of Mr and Mrs George Frye both of the city No wedding date set Eleanor Gillespie of Pittsburgh visiting Scully family on Stewart Bt Canby Casey of Baltimore to spend weekend with Mary Warden Boyd on Fairmont Ave Winchester Jayceeettes set meeting at Mrs Ralph Shockey 327 Whitlock Ave Friday 8 15 p m Page Byrd and Dr John Burke return from hunting trip in South Carolina Mrs Richard Cooper home from Memorial Hospital C B Smalls Sr of 440 National Ave plans winter in Arizona.

Wesley R. Milburn Jackson Ave Lucille Melvin Prye George Frye Miss Gillespie Eleanor Gillespie Pittsburgh John Scully, Jr Thomas G. Scully Stewart Bt Miss Casey Canby Casey Baltimore Mary Warden Boyd Fairmont Ave Jaycoeeettes Winchester Jaycee-ettes Ralph Shockey Whitlock Ave Nelson Page Thomas Byrd John Burke Washington South Carolina C. B Smalls, Sr National Ave Arizona

Births January 8 to Mr and Mrs Russell Oates

A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Russell Oates of 6098 Fairmont Ave. Mrs Oates is formerly Miss Mary J Cornwell. Also noted is the birth of a child to Mr and Mrs Elmerer of 6188S Loudoun Street. Johnson is the former Miss Betty Jane Miller.

Russell Oates Fairmont Ave Oates Mary J Cornwell Elmerer Loudoun &T Johnson Betty Jane Miller

When did the Battenberg name first appear

The name was first assumed in 1851 by Prince Alexander of Hesse Nassau and his morganatic wife Countess Julia Theresa von Hauke of Poland. The British line became Mountbatten in 1917.

Battenberg Prince Alexander of Hesse-Nassau Julia Theresa von Hauke Poland Mountbatten

Secrets of Charm Foot Doodlers Promote Simple At-Home Exercises

A National Newspaper Service column by John Robert Powers outlines easy foot doodler routines to strengthen feet legs and calves while sitting or multitasking. The guide promotes posture toe alignment and a slim calf line with on and off shoe options and invites readers to request the full beauty booklet.

Secrets OF Charm John Robert Powers J. RB. P Powers Laboratory National Newspaper Service Michigan City Indiana

Modern Etiquette Question Answers by Roberto Lee

In dining group seating the host leads the way to seat guests with the headwaiter guiding the table. Women have the privilege to offer the first move for introductions. The proposer should offer his arm to every woman he escorts down the aisle.

Mr Olive Ladies Aid to Meet at Larricks

Local society notes list visits and gatherings around New Year and holidays. Mrs Larrick hosts a 7:30 p m meeting with Mr and Mrs Luther Larrick followed by numerous calls and dinners at the homes of Brown Clowser Wiley and related families in Hayfield and Winchester areas.

Hayfield Mr. Olive Luther Larrick Ed Stotler Winchester Gilbert Stotler Ollie Crowser Charles Crowser Charles Brown Evelyn and Garnetta Brown June Luttrell Sunnyside Calvin Straderman M. A. Wiley Lloyd Light Zirkle L. M Larrick Cleve Marple Bartonsville William Clowser Milburn Wiley and Lula Moulden C . Braithwaite Scott White Mamie Larrick M. A Wiley and Son Douglas Mouden Wiley

Army Division Sizes After Cuts

Infantry divisions now number 18 211 soldiers, armored divisions 15 629, and airborne divisions 17 131 as reductions take effect across the force.

Mrs. Strang to Speak at Clarke County Woman's Club

Clarke County Senior Woman's Club president Mrs. James Lindsay announces guest speaker Mrs. Ralph Strang at Hawthorne House in Berryville. The January meeting starts at 3 p.m. Thursday with a talk on Post War Greece drawing on her travels and past club talks.

Berryville James Lindsay Clarke County Ralph Strang Hawthorne House Strang Greece

Death of John Clarke in Honolulu

Word has reached here of the death of John Clarke in Honolulu on December 29. He was father of Mrs. Justin Funkhouser of Charles Town, West Virginia. Mrs. Funkhouser had been in Honolulu since early December when she was called there by the illness of her father.

John Clarke Honolulu Clarke Justin Funkhouser Charles Town W. Va Funkhouser

Visitors gather at Snapp home in Winchester area

Last Friday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. A. Snapp included Perry Wright Raymond Baker and Snyder of Winchester. Nearby callers to the same home were Lucien Prefitt and son Phillip of Fawcetts Gap and Chercliff and son of Winchester. Mrs Guy Frye and son J B Frye visited Ralph Frye and family while Ralph Frye and his son Jamie with his grandmother traveled to Maurertown on business.

Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon

A study note by W. L. Gordon explores word forms and usage. It discusses prefixes such as nosy ous demerous and turbulent and suggests practicing with a three word study prompt to enhance understanding.

W. L. Gordon

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Sectak Miss Bryant Mr. Newlin Robert Newlin Chapman Motor Company Memorial Hospital Bobbie Conrad WCTU Mary-Martha Elsie -Kay Braddock Huntsberrys Chambersburg Sos RED Cross Troulings Debs Red Cross Penaujos Mademoiselles Hill & Dales And Florsheims Miss Milburn Melvin Frye Cooper Richard Cooper Dilla Cs Roberto Lee Rosenberger Ralph Frye Jamie Maurertown OFF Lovett Bros N. Leudoun Grunt's Drug Store Anne Adams Winchester Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cather’s Department Store Timberlake Jay Boys and N. Loudoun St. Winchester Famous Weatherbirds and Peters Shoes Wender’s
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