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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1947
Page
6
Mrs. Brownie Kern Dent and Harry E. Burkholder exchanged vows in a noon double ring ceremony at the First Baptist Church. The couple, with attending family members, planned a reception at Dr. and Mrs. James’s home and will reside in Washington, D. C. after a southbound boat trip.
Helena Nummela daughter of Mr and Mrs A N Nummela of Chishall Minnesota became the bride of Raymond Martin Kackley son of Mr and Mrs Denzil Kackley of near Berryville in a ceremony at Dunn Memorial Methodist Church Berryville The Rev George EnS officiated Only family attended The bride wore a white wool suit with black accessories and a tablnture in Washington D C for the past three years Mrs Warren LaRue sister of the bridegroom was matron of honor Mr LaRue served as best man Mr Kackley served three and one half years in the U S Navy in Europe and Panama and is now employed by the Meses Administration in Washington Following their honeymoon they will live in Washington D C.
Formerly Miss Marguerite Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Baker of this city, married Mr Curry last Saturday at Cork Street Christian Church at 4 30 PM. After honeymoon they will live at Cresthaven Frederick county.
Mrs. Harry F Stimpson Jr and son Timmy plan to return to Boston after two weeks visiting Mrs Byrd. H Delmar Robinson of this city admitted to Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mr and Mrs V R Sirbaugh and Mr and Mrs Robert Manuel with daughter Carolyn visit L M Tomlinson in Arlington. Mrs Manuel and daughter will stay in Washington DC to visit friends. Douglas Butler of Martinsburg pike underwent an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital. recovery reported satisfactory. Louis Wonder and wife leave for New York City to stay several days, plans to register at the St Regis. Mrs John V D Tweedy arrives from Baltimore MD to visit J W Arthur and family on Fairfax Lane. Presbyterian Senior Choir hosted by Mrs Leonard Sirbaugh at Courtfield Avenue with buffet supper after rehearsal. Miss Nancy Butler named treasurer Uranian Literary Society at Lynchburg College. elected secretary of International Relations Club and press correspondent for Lynchburg College Chapter Future Teachers of America. Mr James Hart, injured in an accident, shows marked improvement atantes D Baker Veterans Center.
Miss Nancy Huyette Davis named Circulation Manager of the Bullet the Madison College Breeze expands staff with Betty Lou Barton joining as reporter. Betha Shirkey and Betty Ann Grim among 58 students on Madison College A honor roll for fall quarter. Mrs Robert S Kelso recovering after major operation at University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor.
Mrs Raleigh Dayton Easter and her infant son Randall David returned home Friday from Memorial Hospital. Mrs Easter was formerly Miss Helen Elizabeth Williams.
Fort Loudoun Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution elected delegates and alternates to the Virginia state meeting in Norfolk March 6 7 and to the National Congress in Washington D C May 19 22 Miss Ruth Rhodes regent led the session at Miss Emma Ridgeways home Attendees included Miss Rhodes Mrs Fletcher Mrs Emmerth and Mrs Colbert among others Lunch followed with local notices of church auxiliary and U D C events and a talk on Walt Whitman by E P Browning.
The Comrade and Margaret Collins Denny Bible classes of Braddock Street Methodist Church will meet tomorrow at 9 45 am. Mrs Clara Colbert leads devotions and Mrs Hoye Riley teaches the lesson.
The Welltown Methodist Church women’s society held its regular monthly meeting Thursday at Mrs. F. W. Ebert’s Amherst street home. After a program led by Mrs. Jean Robinson, Mrs. G. T. Yeakley received the life membership certificate and pin.
The Montague Avenue Methodist Young Adult Class meets at 9 45. Mr Don Weber teaches the lesson. Members are urged to attend and bring young adult friends.
The Young Adults of Braddock Street Methodist Church will meet in the church auditorium tomorrow morning at 9 45. The Stewardship of God will be the lesson taught by Roy Wickes. John Hawse will conduct the worship services. It is hoped many young adults from the church and community will attend.
Six apples and pie dough form dumplings. Prepare a maple sauce with sugar cornstarch and water, boil until clear, and baste dumplings during baking. Bake at 400 F for 15 minutes then 350 F for 30 minutes, glazing with half sauce mid bake and remaining sauce before serving. Cream optional.
Roberta Lee outlines suitable newborn gifts including small silver items a blanket cap booties and a knitted jacket. She warns against asking personal questions when speaking with someone not well known to you.
Garden lovers from across the country will attend the first colonial Williamsburg Garden and Flower Symposium opening Monday in Williamsburg Virginia. Speaker Mrs. John R. Fisher of Williamsburg will discuss dried flower arrangements and flower arrangements of the 18th century.
Pattern 4831 offers a new neckline and grown-up look for a girls dress in sizes 6 through 14. Complete illustrated instructions include fabric needs and a 23 8 yards figure for size 10, with a call to send twenty five cents and contact details for ordering. Also advertised is the Spring Anne Adams Pattern Book offering new fashions and a free travel bag pattern.
The passage discusses pronouncing the Iroquois as i o kwa and emphasizes studying a word daily. It defines untutored as untaught or unschooled and gives an example sentence about untutored minds failing to grasp meaning.
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