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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1947

Page

6

Engagement announced for Mary Ellen Flenner and Nolen Grandel

Social notes report the engagement of Mary Ellen Flenner of 970 Woodstock avenue to Nolen L. Grandel son of Mrs Bernice Grandel of Stephens City. Mary Ellen a Handley High School graduate class of 1944 is employed as bookkeeper at Jno S Solenberger and Co. Grandel, discharged from the U S Army after eleven months as military policeman in England, now works there. The wedding is planned for Sunday February 23 at Market Street Methodist Church with Rev L F Havermale officiating.

L. J. Flenner Woodstock Avenue City Mary Ellen Nolen L. Grandel Bernice Grandel Stephens City Miss Flenner Handley High School Jno. S. Solenberger and Co Grandel U. S. Army England Jno. S. Solenberger and Company Market Street Methodist Church L. F. Havermale D. D

Comrade Bible Class Plans Monthly Meeting

The Comrade Bible class will hold its regular monthly business and social meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the classroom. Mrs Lelia Pope, leader, and Group 3 will host. Full attendance is urged and visitors are welcome.

Comrade Bible Class Lelia Pope

Around The City And County

Local items note travels and visits of residents. Mr. and Mrs. William Payne return to Larch feos after a month with relatives in Clarke county and at High Point furniture expo. Miss Mary Warden Boyd to Syracuse to visit Mr. and Mrs. Holden Hills. Hospital updates report modest improvements or satisfactory recoveries for several patients including Rev. Robert B. Nelson and Mrs. Eleanor Meade Conley.

William Payne Larchfeos Mary Warden Boyd Syracuse N. Y Holden Hills Eleanor Meade Conley White Post Memorial Hospital

The Dyeing Masters of Oriental Rug Districts

In several rug weaving districts of the Orient a single expert dyes each color. With twelve colors a separate specialist handles each hue. The dyer’s formula remains a personal secret.

City bride wed in Van Etten New York

Miss Peggy Schindel daughter of Mr and Mrs F Howard Schindel of this city married Robert W Campbell son of Mr and Mrs David G Campbell formerly of Frederick county now of Newfield New York on January 8 at 630 pm The Rev W Carlton Stephens of Van Etten Methodist Church officiated The bride wore a green wool dress with black accessories and gardenia corsage Attendants were Mrs William H Miller and Oma Edna Campbell The bride graduated Handley High School class of 1943 and had worked at Lovett Shoe and Dress Shop Campbell served in the U S Navy in World War II and was discharged last August They will reside in Newfield for now.

Peggy Schindel F. Howard Schindel Robert W. Campbell David G. Campbell Frederick County Newfield N. Y van Etten W. Carlton Stephens van Ett Methodist Church William H. Miller Oma Edna Campbell Handley High School Lovett Shoe and Dress Shop Campbell U. S. Navy

Birthday Party Surprises Mrs Sirbaugh and Others

A string of local birthday celebrations is noted with Mrs. Charles Robert Sirbaugh honored at a surprise party hosted by her husband and in laws at their Parkway home. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown and several Sirbaugh family members. A separate note records Mrs. John A. Spaid’s 60th birthday surprise at 916 Amherst Street with family guests from the city and Martinsburg. Master Woodie O Hara and sister observe birthdays at their Whitlock Avenue home with about 30 guests from Winchester and Upperville. A further item covers a miscellaneous shower for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith hosted by Miss Cullen Rosier and Mrs. Maude Adams with a large guest list.

Sirbaugh Charles Robert Sirbaugh Dorothy Brown Oscar Brown Brown Parkway Douglas Sirbaugh Bennie Strother Turner Sirbaugh Charlotte and Stewart Virginia Brown Joyce Davis Spaid John A. Spaid Amherst Street Oscar Lewis, Jr W. H. Lewis Arthur W. Spaid Willard A. Spaid Eldon Spaid Robert Spaid Gary W. R. Armel City Baker Martinsburg Woodie” O'Hara Miss O’hara E. W. O'Hara Whitlock Avenue Winchester Upperville Cullen Rosier Maude Adams Donald Smith Raymond Bradfield C. J. Keckley Arthelia White Raymond Swartz Carl Smith Turner Frye Molly Frye Floyd Brewer G. L. Rosier Maynard Brewer Betty Lou Bradfield Hassel Brewer Donnoe Boyce Marco Smallwood Johhny Brewer

Philathea Class Plans Evening Meeting at First Baptist

The Philathea Bible class of the First Baptist Church meets tonight at 7 45 in Rev N B Habel’s study at the church. All members are invited to attend.

Young People of Christ Episcopal Church L. S. Kay Winchester Memorial Hospital Philathea Bible First Baptist Church N. B. Habel

Just Out Spring Pattern Book and 4567 Frock Pattern

Modern design pattern description for pattern 4567 with shoulder tabs and back fullness. Jr Miss sizes 11 13 15 17. size 13 requires 3 yards of 39 inch fabric. Includes illustrated instructions and a request for twenty five cents with mail order details. Also promotes a new Anne Adams Pattern Book offering a free pattern.

Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y Anne Adams

Berryville Social Notes Highlight Local Arrivals and Visits

Berryville residents welcome Mary Washington College graduate Miss Gay Levi who will join Berryville Elementary School as faculty. Episcopal Bishop's Crusade opens with services conducted by Rev. Henry G. Lane at Purcellville Church. Local gatherings include visits from Martha Laney Collie Laney and Virginia Shenk, with attendance at Nettie Owens funeral drawing guests from Washington Arlington and Maryland.

Berryville Gay Levi Mary Washington College Rice W. Levi Henry G. Lane Grace Episcopal Church Episcopal Church Purcellville Virginia Martha Laney Collie Laney Washington, D. C Mary Catherine Stough Stough

Richmond and Clarke County Social Notes Summary

Miss Mary Frances Dix arrived from St Luke's Hospital in Richmond to nurse her father Tom Dix, a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Friends hope he will soon return home. Local gatherings include a Blue Ridge Hunt tea at North Hill and visits by Scout executives from Shenandoah Area Council.

Mary Frances Dix St. Luke’s Hospital Richmond Tom Dix Winchester Memorial Hospital

Social notes from Berryville area visitors and funerals

Miss Eloise Rhoades of the State Health Department visited the County Nurse's Association and conferred with Mrs. Hary Hardesty. Mrs. J Robin Elder of Norfolk arrived to spend days in Berryville with Rear Admiral Morton Mumma Jr. and Mrs Mumma. Mr and Mrs Louis McFillen returned from Florida visiting relatives near Miami. Carl H Pope of Washington DC spent the weekend with his parents in Berryville. The Underhills and Gladhills from Washington DC visited friends in Berryville. Capt Edward Owens and Mrs Owens and son Jimmy arrived for weekend with the Owenses and Mrs Eleanor Orr Dorsey. The Owens attended the funeral of Miss Nettie Owens at Berryville Methodist Church. Private Bill Crim is spending furlough with Mr and Mrs James Crim.

Virginia Shenk Washington, D. C Berryville Mrs Charley Shenk Annie B. Moore New York City John A. Chew Eloise Rhoades State Health Department Crippled Children’s Hospital Arlington Area County Nurse’s Association Hary Hardesty Clarke County J. Robin Elder Norfolk Morton C. Mumma, Jr Mumma Louis McFillen Florida Robert McFillen Miami Carl H. Pope Fred Pope Edward Owens Bill Crim James Crim

Etiquette tips for wedding showers and condolences

Roberta Lee Q offers guidance for thanking guests at bridal showers by thanking each guest during gift opening and sending a note soon after. She also covers condolences when no family member is available, suggesting concise messages such as "Am very sorry to hear of your loss" and "With sympathy."

Etiquette Advice: Invite Wife If Asking Husband to Dinner

When inviting a man to dinner one should also invite his wife even if she is not known. The convention requires including both spouses to be polite and proper.

Navy says rumor on early release from enlistment is false

The Navy Department denies a rumor that men enlisted in the Regular Navy for two or three years can be released next March upon application after serving more than half the term. No policy to that effect has been formulated.

Navy Department

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