Invitations Issued To Browne McLaren Wedding
Invitations have been issued for the wedding reception of Miss Natalie Brockenbrough Browne daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace Cartmell Browne and Lt Milton Wiley McLaren Jr son of Mr and Mrs M W McLaren of Santa Maria California. The ceremony was performed February 4 at 8 oclock in the evening at the bride’s parents home and was witnessed by members of both families. The reception will be held at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Brockenbrough Browne
Horace Cartmell Browne
Milton Wiley McLaren Jr
M. W. McLaren
Santa Maria
Cal
George Washington Hotel
Calendar of events January 17 to 19 activities
Community happenings list multiple meetings and social events across dates. Activities include boards, clubs, AAUW groups, Ladies Aid societies, Kiwanis, Rotary, Quota, Daughters of the Confederacy, church gatherings, and a dedication program at Round Hill Community Hall with locations in Exchange, Leicester Street, Peyton Street, George Washington Hotel, and various local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Quota Club
Congregational Christian Church
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Gen. Lee
Round Hill
Welltown
WSCS
Emmett Taylor
Mrs Flournoy Set to Address UDC on Gen Lee Birthday
Mrs Flournoy of Lexington will speak to UDC members on January 19 celebrating Gen Lee's birthday. She addresses Staunton High School students that morning, then travels to Winchester. A Longwood College graduate and author of The Twin Patriots she serves as Lee Chapel custodian. Dinner at 6 30 pm January 19 at the George Washington Hotel with reservations via Mrs Bryarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
South
Washington and Lee
Douglas Freeman
Flournoy
UDC
Lee Chapel
Lexington
William Flournoy
Washington and Lee University
Mrs Evans Hosts Pupils In Recital At Lutheran Church
Mrs Rudolph Evans presents her piano students in a recital at 3 oclock Saturday afternoon at the Lutheran Church. Named performers include Carolyn Hughes Rosslyn Hughes Stephen Fretwell Jackie Fretwell Howard Lewis Deedee Huntsberry Bonnie Schwalb Mary Evans Carolyn Terretta Mary Lee Malden Stanley Dunn Dixie Dunn Sylvia Stine Anita Pennypacker Kenneth Place Anita Bame Sally Madden Shirley Hulver Jane Barnett Joan Canter and Mary Martha Eisenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Evans
Lutheran Church
Carolyn
Rosslyn Hughes
Stephen
Jackie Fretwell
Howard Lewis
Deedee Huntsberry
Bonnie Schwalb
Mary Evans
Carolyn Terretta
Mary Lee Malden
Stanley
Dixie Dunn
Sylvia Stine
Anita Pennypacker
Kenneth Place
Anita Bame
Sally Madden
Shirley Hulver
Jane Barnett
Joan Canter
Mary Martha Eisenberg
Junior Century Club Meets Tomorrow Evening
The Junior Century Club will meet at 3 30 p m tomorrow with Miss Elizabeth Barr at 221 West Boscawen Street. Mrs Wyatt Richard reports her husband improving after a weekend in Philadelphia. The Ladies Aid Society of the EUB Church meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs Earl Cather at 28 Peyton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Exchange Club
Modern Art Group
AAUW
J. A. Hotinger
Leicester St
Ladies Aid Society
EUB
Carl Cather
Peyton St
Moose Club
Rebekah Lodge
Market St
Alcoholics Anonymous Ae
Friendship Fire Co
Gertrude Barton Nursery
J. W. Arthur
Fairfax Lane
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Jr. Century Club
Elizabeth Barr
W. Boscawen St
Ladies Aid
Ebeneger Christian Church
Minnie Carpenter
Whitacre
Junior Century Club
Boscawen St
Wyatt Richard
Philadelphia
Doctors’ Clinic
Ladies Aid Society of the
EUB Church
HD Club Metes Tomorrow at Stephens City Home
Demon stration Club meets with Mrs. W. C. Adams at 10 a.m. tomorrow for an all day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City Home Demonstration Club
W. C. Adams
Tomoroow
Miss Kendrick To Wed Mr Minor
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Lucille Kendrick daughter of Mrs George E Kendrick and the late Mr Kendrick to Mr Charles E Minor of New Martinsville WV. Miss Kendrick a Fairmont West Virginia College graduate has lived in Virginia since 1937. Mr Minor son of Mrs C E Minor Fairmont WV earned an engineering degree from Purdue and works at Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company New Martinsville. The wedding is planned for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Kendrick
George E. Kendrick
Mr. Kendrick
Charles E. Minor
New Martinsville
W. Va
Kendrick
West Virginia College
Fairmont
Virginia
Minor
C. E. Minor
Mr. Minor
Purdue University
Ph. Gamma Delta
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
New Martinse
Birth on January 16 to Mr and Mrs Garland Shoe maker
A baby boy was born January 16 to Mr Garland Shoe maker and his wife Mrs Shoe maker the former Miss Rosa lind Larrick in Gore.
Richmond official visits Frederick County schools
Miss Elizabeth Henson of Richmond Assistant State Supervisor of Elementary Schools visited Frederick County to discuss the overall state of school work with local officials. She toured Miller School Stephens City School and SVA School during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Henson
Richmond
Frederick County
Miller
Stephens City
SVA
Local Recap of Family Gatherings and Visits in Opequon
Opequon residents report a recent turkey dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Painter with many relatives present including the McDonald and McDonald families. The column lists visits, hospital trips, funerals and weekend travels involving Funkhouser Bly Lockhart Pultz Madis and others across Maryland and West Virginia. Master James Wallace remains ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
Andrew Painter
John McDonald
Lester McDonald
Joyce
Barbara
Lester
David
Judy Mason
Richard McDonald
Joe Kern
B. E. Hammon
Eunice Painter
Joyce McDonald
Inwood
Dwight Funkhouser Jr
New Jersey
Joe Lockhart
Shifflet
Patterson
Clinton Pultz
West Virginia
Robert Madis
Jessie Matheney
James Wallace
Social rounds in High View and surrounding towns
On January 17 residents report visits from relatives and friends across Washington Arlington Winchester Front Royal Pittsburgh and Richmond. Local families note improvements and gatherings including the Re fuge Young Adult Class meeting with Mrs Henry and multiple weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High View
Ernest Morningstar
Washington
Martin Koenig
Arlington
Paul Koenig
Marion White
A. W Conner
Refuge
Henry
Earl Grim
Lizzie Eversole
Winchester
Army to test dried foods for GIs in new trial
Washington reports the Army plans a renewed program to feed dehydrated foods to soldiers. Improved drying methods allow quick reconstitution and storage savings. Monthly servings include dried potatoes eggs apples onions and other items through 1951 with mixed views on taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Army Quartermasters Corps
Modern Etiquette Question on Group Dining Plans
A reader asks if a host should preorder meals for six to eight guests or let each person choose. The answer favors preordering to avoid inconvenience. The column begins with etiquette guidance on wedding ring visibility during the ceremony.
Question and Answer on Wedding Ring and Potato Skin
The Q and A explain two small etiquette points. One asks which finger to wear a ring on the third finger of the right hand. The other confirms that guests may eat the skin of a baked potato, as many consider it the best part.
Sam's Almanac Promises Years of Useful Reference
The fourteenth edition of Sam's Almanac offers dates weather and lists of Congress Governors and United Nations members. It emphasizes compact facts and is priced at 25 cents postpaid. A Pillow feather question notes 18 geese yield about three pounds of feathers for a 22 by 30 inch pillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United Nations
R. GL. A
Silhouette Pattern 4702 for Spring Fashion
Anne Adams pattern 4702 offers a flyaway silhouette with a back pleated skirt and Mandarin collar bolero. Sizes 12 to 20, yardage listed for blouse and suit, complete illustrated instructions, mail 25 cents to pattern dept in New York for the booklet and four pattern options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Age requirements for boys joining the Boy Scouts
The article outlines the age requirements imposed on boys who become Boy Scouts, effective September 1, 1949. It specifies minimum ages and any progression or rank limits applicable to new entrants under the federal or local guidelines referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Lesson notes common language errors and usage tips from W L Gordon. Highlights include correct allusion language pronounciation misspellings and a daily word study featuring ulterior with examples and advice on expanding vocabulary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder origin
The saying appears in Molly Bawn chapter 12 attributed to Mrs Margaret Hungerford. It signals a late 19th century sentiment popularized by her novel about beauty and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Bawn
Margaret Hungerford
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J. C. Keichner
Rt. 1
J. C. Penny Co
T. F. Jakimier Jr
Jennifer
Fogles
George Middleton
Mae McDonald
W. W. Edmonson
New Yyear
Mike Chellini
Mumma
Arizona
Morton C. Mumma
Fort Meyer Chapel
Williams Air Force Base
Chandler
Ariz
Barbara Ann Joseph
M. C. Mumma
Berryville
Rev. Moore
R. B. Moore
Newsoms
Brucetown
Johnston Willis Hospital
Brooks
Boece Cley
Brown Rubber
Mrs. Flournoy
Mrs. Richard
Lydam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Kendrick
Lyugs
Gaunt
By Jane Eads
Roberta Lee
Sam
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Eye St
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Washington 2
D. C
State
Washington, D. C
Anns
the Commercial & Savings ‘Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Timberlake
Xtra
Lin
Eee
Sonvary
Pre Notrenal Foundation For
Roosevelt
Cather
Cardigans
R West Boscawen St
Calf — Suede
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun
Lenox
Colonial Art & Craft Shop
Rutledge
White House
China
America
W. Piccadilly St
Post Office
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