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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1958

Page

8

Marriage of Mrs Blanche Dolan Pugh and Richard Cochran

The wedding occurred yesterday at 7 20 PM at 22 Be Monmouth St Whitacre with Rev Goode officiating. The bride wore blue nylon jersey and a winter white coat with an orchid. attendees included Miss Jo Ann Pugh and Ezra Patter son. The couple will reside in Berryville after a southern wedding trip. Also notes on Virginia Outdoor Advertising law amendment advocacy, Rebekah Lodge installation, and Boyce Methodist Church fellowship supper details.

Blanche Dolan Pugh Whitacre Richard B. Cochran Berryville J. Goode Monmouth St Maurice Luttrell Edward Lizer Richard B Cochran

Miss Spurling Weds Philip R Morris in Market Street Church

Mrs. Harold G Spurling announces the marriage of Nancy Lee Spurling to A3C Philip R Morris on January 4 at Market Street Methodist Church. The couple, both Handley High School graduates, will reside at 113 W Pall Mall St until Morris ships to Japan.

Harold G. Spurline Nancy Lee Philip R. Morris Talmadee E. Morris Market Street Methodist Church Millard Lewis Morris Handley High School Credit “Bureau of Winchester U. S. Air Force Texas Japan W. Pall Mall St

Little Garden Club January Meeting Highlights and Local Notices

The Little Garden Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. John Minnigerode’s home with reports on the club’s history and Virginia Garden Club ties read by Mrs. Stewart Bell and Mrs. Philip Glaize. Local members and guests share social events, hospital stays, and upcoming community notices including school terms, birthdays, and club leadership changes.

Little Garden Club John Minnigerode Lewis Barton Stewart Bell Philip Glaize Garden Club of Virginia James A. Miller Highways and Civic Beautification Committee

Calendar of Events January 16 to 18 listings

January 16 events include Quota Club at George Washington Hotel 6 p m Shawnee Bowmen at War Memorial Building 7 p m Shawnee Fire Co Auxiliary at fire hall 7 30 p m Enders Fire Co at fire hall 8 p m Valley Connett Knights of Columbus at Lee Jackson January 17 7 30 p m Christian Fellowship Club in basement of Od Bethe Methodist Church 8 p m Woodmen of the World 8 p m Fraternal Order of Eagles at Eagles Home January 18 5 to 9 p m Boyce Methodist Church supper at Raceys Store Tomorrow 7 30 p m Boy Scouts 7 30 p m Teenage lounge open

Quota Club George Washinon Hotel Shawnee Bowmen War Memorial Building Shawnee Fire Co Enders Fire Co Valley Connett Knights of Columbus Lee- Jackson Christian Fellowship Club Od Bethe Methodist Church Boyce Methodist Church Racey Sore War Memorial Boy Scouts

Local births announced for Delmar Porter and others

On January 15 at 1505 Berryville Avenue a girl named Marlene Avis was born to Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Porter, with the mother the former Miss Colleen Grimm. Also listed are newborn girls Linda Sue to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clark, Carrie Sue to Mr. and Mrs. Cather Wilson, and a boy William Chester Jr. to Mr. and Mrs. William Chester Coffelt, with the mothers' former names provided.

Delmar Porter Berryville Ave Marlene Avis Porter Colleen Grimm Lawrence Clark Highland Ave Linda Sue Clark Nancy Farmer Cather Wilson Carrie Sue Wilson Delia Halterman William Chester Coffelt Edinburg William Chester, Jr Coffelt Fay Thomas

Look Homeward Angel Nets Mildred Dunnock Dividend Interest

Mildred Dunnock suggested the script to producer Kermit Bloomgarden who then offered her 2 percent ownership in the production. The acclaimed drama is expected to begin paying dividends by February as it nears Broadway.

New York Mildred Dunnock Angel Kermit Bloomgarden Bloomgarden Miss Dunnock

White Hall News Briefs Highlights Local Social Mix

White Hall The Willing Workers Class met at Grange Hall with good attendance. Local families including Luttrells and Hollidays visited relatives in the area. A number of residents attended gatherings at multiple homes in Winchester Strasburg Clearbrook and Cedar Grove with various relatives and friends noted. Aunt Princess Ann Dailey’s birthday dinner in Winchester drew several guests. Community members welcomed guests from Albin Martinsburg and Sunyside during the week.

White Hall Grange Hall Elizabeth Luttrell Bruce Luttrell Carter Luttrell Margaret Luttrell Raymond Lincel Ohio Floyd Luttrell Libby Bruce Luttrell William Sargent Albin Kenneth Holliday Stewart Taylor Joseph Elban Strasburg Mack Taylor Reva Tinson Tares Ruth Morrison Clearbrook Benney Strother Becky B. F. Strother Princess Ann Dailey Winchester Robert Dailey Jennie Robinson George Yeakley John Allen Elmer Allen Howard Adams Nain George Brown Douglas Lee Frick Martinsbore W. Va Carter Tatttrell Lemuel Ashton Cedar Grobe Marvin Shaffer Eva Luttrell Sunnyside

Pleasant Grove News Briefs from Community Gatherings

Pleasant Grove notices summarize a Ladies Aid gathering at the Lambert home with attendees including Charles Lee family and others. The report lists numerous recent dinner guests and visiting relatives from Emmons Minnesota Winchester and Baltimore with calls to attend funerals and local visits.

Pleasant Grove Arthur LaFollette Gertrude Ward Stella Smarts Paul Mangum An Gary Triggs Oakley Catlett Douglas Chaney Winchester A. C. Iverson Emmons Minn Clarence Christianson Leland Iowa John Coryell Jesse Shingleton Donald Ronald Shingleton Charles Lee Opal Fletcher Richard Roy Oates Charlies Lee Roy Gene Oates Ray Lee Oil City Ern Youngblood Joan Coryell Ralph Stevanus Mary Ethel Nancy Stevanus Sallie E. Oates Max Oates Baltimore Winfred Haines Haines Dwight Whitacre Clay Miller Sandra Harry Smith George Rosenberger Marvin Haines Beverly Haines Ann Hite Raymond Omps Spillman Keyser Lester Oates Marvin Oates

Mrs. Irvan OConnell Shows Slides at AAUW Meeting

Mrs. Irvan OConnell spoke to the American Association of University Women at First Baptist Church sharing color slides from her Far East trip. She described Burma, Thailand, Java, Bali, andKanawaddy River travel amid notes on unity and friendly receptions. New member Mrs. Edward Copenhaver joined during business, with guests Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Hines.

Irvan O'Connell American Association of University Women First Baptist Church Bangkok Indonesia O'Connell Edward Copenhaver Copenhaver Hunter Henry Eavis Hines William Pryor Roy Wisecarver Dan Leatherman Mary Lee Yook Charlottesville Ernest Robinson William Wheatley Douglas Cather Delmar Porter George Nixon Charles Milton Herbert Solenberger

Rest Church Briefs and Local Visits Signal New Year

Rest Regular preaching services set for Sunday at 2 30 pm by Pastor Alan Peer Official Board plans to meet with Mr and Mrs M S Snapp Thursday at 7 30 pm to transact church business Hall members urged to attend Paul Ridgeway chairs meetings Carrie Speck admitted to City Hospital Martinsburg Mrs Henry Tharpe ill two weeks Chaplain John Eggen and Ruth Eggen return from wedding trip to Florida and Carolinas wedding held December 26 Vernon Gladden and wife welcomed a baby son in Martinsburg Kings Daughters Hospital

Alan Peer The Rest Church M. S. Snapp Paul Ridgeway Newton Snapp Harry Stipe Damascus Mr. Stipe LeGarde Armel Douglas Armel Martinsburg W. Va James Armel Carrie Speck City Hospital Henry Tharpe John Eggen Florida Carolinas Eggen Ruth Ridgeway Jones Vernon Gladden Kings Daugters Hospital

Lesson in English By W L Gordon

Words often misused and mispronounced are shown with examples. The piece introduces the daily word elucidate meaning to make clear and illustrates its use in a sentence.

W. L. Gordon

Moderna Etiquette: Wedding Party Roles and Guest Tips

Roberto Lee answers on niece roles in a wedding party suggesting junior bridesmaids walk after ushers before adult bridesmaids with dress styles mirroring them. He says hostess should not pressure guests who refuse offered food, and notes boutonnieres for school dances are uncommon outside certain communities.

Funeral and social notes from Cross Roads and area

A funeral service was held Tuesday at Fairview Lutheran Church for Ernest H. Youngblood and Friday for J Walter Kerns. Mrs Basil Whitacre returned from Florida visiting relatives. Delia Hicks visited Truman Haines in Shanks West Virginia. B P Myers is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Karen and Cheryl Line attended a party for Jeanett McWilliams 16th birthday hosted by Mrs McWilliams. H E Nimrod of Long Island New York spent Saturday with S D Murphy. John Nimrod stayed with grandparents and returned home with his father.

Cross Roads Fairview Lutheran Church Ernest H. Youngblood J Walter Kerns Basil Whitacre Marvin Miller Dade City Fla Whitacre Holmes Wingfield Pittsburgh Delia Hicks Truman Haines Shanks W. Va B. P. Myers Winchester Memorial Hospital Karen Cheryl Line Jeanett McWilliams McWilliams H. E. Nimrod Long Island D. Murphy John Nimrod

Forty six educators attend Clarke County dinner meeting

Forty six principals guidance directors and physical education teachers attended a dinner meeting at Clarke County High School representing eight counties. The conference theme was The Eighth Grade Program in the High School.

Berryville Clarke County High School

Negro Nursery Board Plans Card Party at War Memorial

At the January advisory board meeting of the Negro Day Nursery plans were laid for a benefit card party to be held at the War Memorial on February 18. Net proceeds will go toward reducing the building fund debt, which stands at 2700 after a 600 payment was authorized. Tickets and table reservations are available from any board member.

The Negro Day Nursery War Memorial Paul Terretta Building Fund

Teen-Age Dances Start Winter Program at Winchester Armory

Winchester Recreation Department kicks off its winter series with a teen-age dance at the Winchester Armory this Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. Don Patton and his orchestra provide music, with other weeks featuring different orchestras. Prizes and special dances are planned to attract many teens.

Winchester Recreation Department Jim Barnett Winchester Armory Don Patton Barnett

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