Miss Carolyn LaFollette Weds Glenn Bland in Intermont
Miss Carolyn Yvonne LaFollette daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis LaFollette and Glenn Allen Bland son of the late Mr and Mrs Clinton Bland were married December 24 at Hebron Lutheran Church Intermont West Virginia. The ceremony featured a Sabrina neckline lace gown and veil with seed pearl tiara. A reception followed at the Hebron Sunday School Building. Mrs Bland wore a black and white dress. he is in the U S Army at Fort Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron Lutheran Church
Intermont
W. Va
Carolyn Yvonne LaFollette
Curtis LaFollette
Yellow Springs
Glenn Allen Bland
Clinton Bland
Capon Springs
Walter Sigman
Joy LaFollette
Richard LaFollette
Johnny Foreman
Buddy Johnson
Gore
Karen Line
Capon Bridge
Hebron
Miss Seabright and James Harrison Adams Jr. Married
Mr and Mrs Harry M Seabright announce the marriage of their daughter Bernadine to James Harrison Adams Jr son of Mr and Mrs James H Adams of Gainesboro Both couples are employed at Winchester Seed Co in Whittier Ave Gainesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Seabright
James Adams, Jr
Harry M. Seabright
Whittier Ave
Bernadine
James Harrison Adams, Jr
James H. Adams
Gainesboro
Mrs. Adams
The
Winchester Seed Co
Treadwell Lodge Installs Officers in Berryville
Treadwell Lodge No. 213 A F and A M in Berryville installs officers led by Worshipful Master Andrew W LaVelle and secretary Edward H McDonald at the Masonic Hall. District Deputy Haywood Griffith presides. The second annual Policeman's Ball occurs March 17 at Lee Jackson Restaurant with the Gaynotes providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treadwell Lodge No. 213
A.F
A.M
Masonic Hall
Berryville
Haywood Griffith
Andrew W. LaVelle
Philip T. McIintire
Percy F. Click
Edward H. McDonald
Lewis B. Ames
Rice W. Levi
Roger J. Bemusdaffer
Ross A. Sirbaugh
L. Frank Carvell
Nelson W. Martin
Thomas G. Howell
St. Patrick’s Day
Order of Police
Lee- Jackson
Gaynotes
Calendar of Events January 23 Highlights
January 23 events include 10:30 a.m. Stonewall Home Demonstration Club at War Memorial Building, 12:15 p.m. Kiwanis Club at George Washington Hotel, 5 to 7 p.m. Turkey dinner at Mateneka Church, and 8 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at Winchester Golf Club after the morning service at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Home
War Memorial Building
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Mateneka Church
Winchester Golf Club
Jaycee Minstrel Practice at War Memorial Building
The Jaycees hold a minstrel practice session Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the War Memorial Building. Members are invited to participate or observe as they prepare for an upcoming event.
Schedule of Meetings and Events At Stonewall HDC
At 10 30 a m Stonewall HDC then 2 30 p m State Health Department Program and 7 p m State Health Depart ment Program followed by 7 30 p m Company K 7 30 p m Basketball officials 7 30 p m County Agent Rural Area Development Program and 8 p m BPW Board Lounge closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Hdc
State Health Department
State Helth Department
County Agent Rural Area Development
BPW Board
Miss Coffinberger Engaged to Gary Johnson
Mr and Mrs William B Coffinberger of Martinsburg West Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Elizabeth to Gary Lee Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Roger Lee Johnson of Rock Cliff Drive Martinsburg WV Miss Coffinberger a graduate of Martinsburg High School and Shepherd College is now teaching at Handley High School Mr John a graduate of Hed gesville High School is attending Barber School in Maryland A spring wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Coffinberger
Martinsburg
W. Va
Joan Elizabeth
Gary Lee Jackson
Roger Lee Johnson
Rock Cliff Drive
Miss Coffinberger
Martinsburg High School
Shepherd College
Handley High School
John
Hedgesville High School
Barber School
Maryland
Births Reported for Williams Frymyer Finnerty Barr Brown Lovett Jackson
A sequence of birth announcements lists Tony Eugene Williams Richard Alan Frymyer Robin Jo Finnerty Thomas Clinton Brown Laura Ann Reuben Thomas III Edwina Carol Patricia Lorraine and Richard Rodney Knupp with their respective parents and former names. January dates mark the birth timeline across several Maryland Virginia and Washington addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin R. Williams
Mountain Falls
Tony Eugene
Williams
Jean McFarland
Ae E. Frymyer
Greenwood Heights
Richard Alan
Frymyer
Alice Coleman Humphreys
Vincent Louis Finnerty
Taney Ave
Alexandria
Robin Jo
Finnerty
Barbara Taylor Grubb
James Henry Barr
Margaret Drive
Thomas Clinton
Barr
Dorothy Virginia Ebersole
Charles Elton Brown
Baker St
Manassas Park
Manassas
Brown
Joyce Ann Rector
Robert Bruce Lovett, Jr
Capon Bridge
Laura Ann
Lovett
Virginia Dyer
Brill
R. Thomas Jackson, Jr
Aldie
Reuben Thomas, III
Jackson
Maureen Margaret Finan
Edwin Lewis Lambert
Berryville
Edwina Carol
Lambert
Virginia Carol Mitchell
Lionel Holt Boger
Front Royal
Boger
Nancy Lane Grant
William Junior Johnson
N. Loudoun
Brenda Lee
Johnson
Elizabeth Helen Martin
Orville Lee Comer
Patricia Lorraine
Comer
Lillie Maude Waters
Richard Rodney Knupp
Washington Ave
Hagerstown
Knupp
Bonnie Gail Russell
First Public Performance of God Save the Queen
The earliest known public performance occurred in 1745 at London's Drury Lane Theatre, marking the debut of the anthem later used as a royal lyric.
Les Girls in Las Vegas Open at Shenandoah College
Local talent stars in the Follies a Winchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary production. The Rockettes inspired group performs in Paris Paris Paris and Arabian Nights scenes under James Dyas with 40 on stage. Performances run Thursday to Saturday at Shenandoah College at 8:30 p.m. Patron tickets available at Shenandoah College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Shenandoah College
Les Girls
Rockettes
Follies
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Dyas
Paris
P. T. Grove
Iden
Maccubbin
Gregory
Anderson
Marie Keller
Floyd Shanholtz
Ann Dunlap
Genevieve Anderson
Jimmy Fauver
Roger Koontz
Thomas Monahan
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
James Cook
Madaline Nickerson
Gardner Harden
Pierre Tulou
Robert Burkholder
Frank Burkholder
Marianne Edwards
Emory Washington
Laura Stealey
Ben Belchie
D. J. Snowby
Aaron Zuckerman
Delmer Robinson
William Fraula
Carl Napps
Raynor Johnson
Wayne Fluent
Shepards celebrate 25th wedding anniversary in Clearbrook
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Shepard mark twenty five years since their January 19, 1937 wedding at Bunker Hill Methodist Church. The couple include son Charles daughter Mrs. Peggy Dellinger and grandson Shawn. A Turkey Dinner for Cemetery Association relief is planned at Macedonia Church with ice cream. A Women of Market Street Methodist Church rummage sale runs Friday and Saturday at 37 North Boscawen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Shepard
Clearbrook
Bunker Hill Methodist Church
Shepard
Margaret Virginia Kerns
Charles
Peggy Dellinger
Shawn Dellinger
Macedonia Methodist Church
Front Royal Road
Cemetery Association
N. Boscawen St
The
Women of
Respect Others Personal Property Note for Guests
Advises guests to act with care and consideration when visiting a friend's home. Emphasizes not abusing privilege, avoiding use of personal items, keeping furniture intact, and not spilling or moving items. Stresses guests are visitors and should observe decorum and restraint.
Onward and Upward Class Meeting Notice
The Onward and Upward Class of the Kerns town Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Walter E Sibert s home 553 Ea Drive Co-hostesses will be Charles W Barton and Mrs Loring S Ritter Devotional leader will be Mrs Thurston C Snyder Members urged to note the time change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
Female Opera Singers Earn Brava While Men Get Bravo
Audience reaction splits by gender with women receiving the Brava rating and men the Bravo in opera performance judgments. The remark notes differing audience expectations and critiques during performances.
Junior Century Club Meeting On Old China Theme
Junior Century Club members should bring an identifiable piece of old china to the meeting tomorrow at 3 30 p m at the Winchester Golf Club hosted by Mrs Otis Sargent. Mrs George Smith will speak on Early American China.
Scald Milk Before Making White Sauce Tip
A cooking tip advises scalding the milk first to speed preparing a white sauce. By heating milk prior to adding it to the hot butter and flour base, the sauce can thicken more quickly and smoothly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Womens
Jones
MR. and
Mrs
Glen Allen Bland
Carolyn LaFollette
Glenn Bland
Bland
Capon Bridge High School
C & C Body Works
U.S. Army
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Treadwell Lodge
First Baptist Church
Gary Johnson
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Winchester
Harriet Fluent
Carol Ebert
Lee Mazan
Macedonia Church
Taffy
Dolly Martin
Junior Century Club
Sagan
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bates
Dan River
Belding
Cather
Valley’s
Loudoun St
Temple Bell
Cape May
New Jersey
W. Boscawen St
Winchester Sale
Suits & Coats
Modernage Shoppe
Boscawen St
Crochet
Nellie M. Kalbach
Ane
Famherst ST
Davis Cleaners
Boscawen
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