Miss Mary Jane Arcade Engaged to Joseph A Molony Jr
Mr and Mrs Stephen M Arcade of Doylestown Pa announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jane to Joseph A Molony Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Molony Sr of Penns Park Pa formerly of Frederick County Miss Arcade is a graduate of Doylestown High School and works in Doylestown Molony a Stephens City High School graduate served two years in the U S Army and is now employed by Kaiser Metal Corporation in Bristol Pa No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen M. Arcade
Doylestown
Mary Jane
Joseph A. Molony
Penns Park
Frederick County
Miss Arcade
Doylestown High School
William F. Fretz and Son
Molony
Stephens City High School
U. S. Army
Kaiser Metal Corporation
Bristol, Pa
Local groups organize Historic Garden Week plans
At a committees meeting for Historic Garden Week April 23-30 Mrs Alvin Pennypacker was named chair of hostesses for the Winchester Clarke Tour. Mrs Clay B Carr of the Winchester Clarke Garden Club and Mrs H B Mc Cormac Jr of the Little Garden Club are general chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Pennypacker
Winchester-Clarke
Clay B. Carr
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Little Garden Club
Polio Dance Reservations Noted at George Washington Hotel
Additional reservations announced for the Polio Dance to be held tomorrow evening at the George Washington Hotel by the Business and Professional Women's Club. Also listed are I. A. H. Club meeting details and various church group activities with attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Business and Professional Women's Club
Gus Cahill
William Schenck
Ralph Slaughter
Robert Berry
Charles DeHaven
Oscar Zigler
Marvin Weaver
Merkle Sliffr
Ben Cather
Calendar of Events for January Activities
Bobbie Conrad lists January gatherings including a Jaycee dinner at York Inn at 6 30 p m and Woodmen of the World at 8 p m along with ACT Auxiliary at Elks Club Fraternal Order of Eagles at Eagles Home Oyster dinner at Brake Block cafeteria and Public Code Classes at Radio Club Route 50 East Multiple 8 p m events follow including Madison Lodge Municipal Band at Rouss Hall and Duplicate Bridge Club at George Washington Hotel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Brakeblok
Shawnee Fire Dept
Radio Club
Route 50 East
Madison Lodge
Rouss Hall
Duplicate Bridge Club
George Washington Hotel
Grace Lutheran Church to Welcome Guest Bible Class Teacher
Mr. Lawrence Shreck will lead the Men's Bible Class at Grace Lutheran Church Sunday at 9 45 in the morning. The ACT Auxiliary to the United Commercial Travelers schedules its monthly meeting tonight at 8 in the Elks Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. H. Club
Congregational Christian Church
A. T. Baker
McFaden
The
Presbyterian Church
Shreck
Clase
Lawrence Shreck
Grace Lutheran Church
ACT
United Commercial Travelers
Elks Club
Local Personal News Roundup From Roanoke To Columbia
Mr and Mrs Sam D Preston return from a Chicago business trip visiting son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John W Brennan Mrs Fred Flannery of Dallastown Pa welcomed a daughter born January 17 at Columbia Hospital Columbia Pa Mrs Flannery formerly Miss Mary Shelburne of Anger WV Tommy Row from Roanoke College returns mid semester to stay with parents Dr and Mrs Stuart B Row They will reunite Monday Philip and Mrs Glaize leave Roanoke after Horticultural Society meeting for Clarksdale Miss to visit Mr and Mrs John Carr then New Orleans before home Glenn Stultz and wife of Woodland Ave announce daughter Robin Ann born January 24 at Memorial Hospital Mrs Stultz formerly Miss Betty Owens Mrs Edwin B Clevenger to Tampa Fla to visit parents E H Jewell Clevenger joins later Miss Greenie Carr granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John Carr of Clarksdale Miss visits V P I then Hollins College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam D. Preston
Chicago
John W. Brennan
Fred Flannery
Dallastown
Columbia Hospital
Columbia
Flannery
Mary Shelburne
Anger, W. Va
Tommy Row
Roanoke College
Stuart B. Row
S. Stewart St
Philip Glaize
Roanoke
Horticultural Society
Clarksdale, Miss
John Carr
New Orleans
Clarksdale
Miss
Glenn Stultz
Woodland Ave
Memorial Hospital
Robin Ann Stultz
Stultz
Betty Owens
Greenie Carr
H. K. Russell
Hollins College
William Gibson Pendleton
Warrenton
Robert McC. Glass
S. Washington St
Thomas V. Monaham
Arlington
Richards Ave
Carl Lewis
Janet Ball
Bryan Spielman
Rebecca Ann Ashby
Washington
Annie M. Stribling
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Beth Ames
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Henry Burner
Eleanor Camper
Westhampton College
Richmond
P. R. Camper
William Zarbock
Ben Miller
Fairfax Hill
Houston
Texas
Miller
Routten Couple Welcome Son Charles Edward at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Carl Routten of Watson Ave announce the birth of their son Charles Edward Routten born January 17 at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Routten is the former Miss Edith Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Johnston of Roanoke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Routten
Watson Ave
Memorial Hospital
Charles Edward Routten
Routten
Edith Johnston
C. A. Johnston
Roanoke County
Local Couples and Service Members Ported to Various Posts
Residents and guests are noted in a series of social items. Mr. and Mrs. J A Hotinger left for Myrtle Beach S C for several days. Pfc Jesse D Prather Jr on leave from Camp Lejeune visited his parents before reporting for overseas duty. Pendletons and Monahams settle housing. a Macedonia W S C shower honored Mrs Eaton. Several locals return from Memorial Hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hotinger
Leicester St
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Jesse D. Prather, Jr
USMC
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Jesse Prather
Martinsburg Pike
Santa Ana
Births Reported from Local Families in Brief
To Mr and Mrs Eugene Creswell 605 S Cameron St a girl Mrs Creswell former Miss Barbara Lillis To Mr and Mrs Willis Robert Colonial Heights a boy Mrs Robertson former Miss Jo Anne Olgers To Mr and Mrs Luther Miller Rio W Va twins a boy and a girl Mrs Miller former Miss Tennis Lee To Mr and Mrs Wilmer Landers 118 E Piccadilly Sr a girl Mrs Landers former Miss Mabel McKay To Mr and Mrs Melvin Duff Valley Pike a girl Mrs Duff former Miss Evelyn Easter To Mr and Mrs Harvey Douglas Cornwell Jr Front Royal Road a boy Mrs Cornwell former Miss Elsie Coffelt To Mr and Mrs Clarence Russell Clearbrook a girl Mrs Russell former Miss Susan Funkhouser
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Creswell
S. Cameron St
Creswell
Barbara Lillis
Willis Robertson
Colonial Heights
Robertson
Jo- Anne Olgers
Luther Miller
Rio
W. Va
Miller
Tennis Lee
Wilmer Landers
E. Piccadilly Sr
Landers
Mabel McKay
Melvin Duff
Valley Pike
Duff
Evelyn Easter
Harvey Douglas Cornwell, Jr
Front Royal Road
Cornwell
Elsie Coffelt
Clarence Russell
Clearbrook
Russell
Susan Funkhouser
County Home Agent's Schedule for the Week
The Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent outline for January 31 to February 5 lists daily activities at Round Hill Community Center Gore School and Opequon Church. Meetings include 4-H groups James Wood and Shawnee HDC and Hayfield with Sloane Wolfe, plus crafts and county government study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Round Hill Community Center
Round Hill Community Hall
James Wood
Round Hill
A. m. Gore
Opequon Church
HDC
Secrets of Charm How to care for different skin types
A Skin care column explains identifying dry oily combination or normal skin and outlines steps for treatment. Key tips include using a creamy cleanser for dry skin washing once daily with lanolin soap removing makeup with a creamy cleanser and blotting with a cool cloth before retiring finishing with a lubricant or normalizing lotion and avoiding soap on daytime refreshes.
Weekly facial treatment for skin glow and softness
John Robert Powers describes a weekly regimen to moisten and soften skin. Begin with a hot towel to relax muscles, apply skin oil, spank the throat and face, wipe away excess oil, apply an ice bath compress with hazel, then chill a cotton pad over the face for ten minutes to achieve a glowing complexion.
Clarke County Mothers March on Polio Planned
Forty five Clarke County women will join a Mothers March on Polio Monday at 7 p.m. in Berryville and Boyce with porch light signals. Local club leaders name many participants and urged community support as polio fight gains urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Clarke County
Berryville
William Bowerman
James Wood
Charles Enders, Jr
Jack Ledford
Audrey Jones
John Digges
Earl Painter
Haskel Jenkins
Cecil Wolfe
Tommy Polhamus
David Childs
Vivien Ritenour
Anne McDonald
Juanita McDonald
E. D. Foley
Josephine Drury
Joe Cain
Paul Maser
Jack Bell
Nell O. Foods
Grayson Sponseller
Francis Hudson
Walter Rutherford, Jr
Harry Jones
Hugh Baker
Andrew LaVelle
Robert Smalley
William Boyce
Thomas Iden
Daniel Morrison
Arthur Edmunds
Kenneth Jones
Douglass Cochran
Jean Fletcher
Bra
Lesson In English By W. L. Gordon
Words often misused and mispronounced guidance prompts readers to use proper grammar. The note presents examples and cautions for correct verb forms and pronoun usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Berryville Social Events Highlights
Berryville social notes show residents traveling to Washington for events, visitors from Baltimore and Salisbury, and funeral attendances for J Raymond Levi. Local clubs met with floral ribbon prizes awarded, while attendees split weekends between Culpeper and Winchester. Ann Price studied in D C, and Eleanor Camper visits from Westhampton College during midsemester break.
Modern Etiquette Q&A on Mrs and social address
A Roberta Lee etiquette column advises that a married woman should not be socially addressed as Mrs. William T. Andrews, says Mr s Mary Andrews is in bad taste for a wife or widow, and notes that in business contexts Mrs Mary is common though not social. It also covers greeting strangers with a smile and nod, and that a sincere thank you is appropriate after a raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Andrews
Mary Andrews
Mary
Concerted Action Promoted in Day’s Word Study
A compact note on the word concerted as mutual planning and agreement. It emphasizes collaborative effort and asks readers to adopt a new vocabulary habit daily.
Vice President Marshall presides informal cabinet meetings
After President Wilson left for Europe on December 10 1918 Vice President Thomas R Marshall acted as presiding officer at the White House meeting. He stated he was there to preside in an unofficial informal way in deference to the President and cabinet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Europe
Wieeleg
Mid-Ocean
White House
Thomas R. Marshall
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Mary Jane Arcade
Sota Totes
Mrs. Pennypacker
Dr. Baker
Fellowship Club
Christian Fellowship Club
Old Bethel Church
Melvin Miller
Martin Seitz
Boyd Unger
Joseph Pent
Marvin Combs
Fred Unger
Jacob Strowbridge
Linden Ungér
Ray Boyce
Nancy Miller
June Hershman
Virginia Copenhaver
Gay Ann Miller
Linda Kay Miller
Cindy Boyce
Dickie Dean
Larry Strowbridge
Fred Unger, Jr
Larry Combs
Keeven Unger
Bobbie Conrad
Jaycee
York Inn
Wor
Edwin B. Clevenger
W. Boscawen St
Tampa
Fla
E. H. Jewell
Clevenger
John H. Cain
Jean Carper
Washington, D. C
H. G. Grim
Oscar Eaton
Macedonia W.s.cs
Macedonia Methodist Church
Eaton
Peggy Lou Coulson
David Coulson
East St
Woodrow Coulson
Wilson Coulson, Jr
Douglas Channey
W. R. Armel
Robert Spaid
Roy Ferguson
Jimmy Foltz
Lane Reed
Jesse Funk
Kenneth Boyce
George Fluery
John Heller
J. W. Newcome
Arthur R. Armel
Donald S. Armel
Glenn Borrer
Esther Williams
J. F. Bly
Fairview Ave
Lacy Coverstone
Middletown
Gaunt’s Drug Store
John Robert Powers
E. Piccadilly St
Secrets of Charm
Elsie Olcott
Glenn Smallwood
Roy E. Potts, Jr
Bucky
Karen
Culpeper
Grady Luffman
James Pennewell
College Park
Milton Outten
Snow Hill
Howard Tilghman
Salisbury
Carlyle Huffman
Marshall McCormick Reynolds
Sylvia Margaretta
Winchester Mece
James Fritts
Jay Stephen Levi
J. Raymond Levi
el Monte
Calif
Eustace Jackson
Ed. Harris McDonald
Lawrence Walters
Hubert Lanham
C. B. Mallory
Winchester
Frank Calcognia
Brockton, Mass
Joe Galloway
Clay Sutphin
Laurel, Md
J. Ba. Baldwin
Allen Mallory
Wardell Mallory
Front Royal
William Clagett
Alex Lanham
R. O. Leake
Charles Town
Roberta Lee
Lovett Brothers
Sarah
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Commercial & Savings Bank
Shawnee Fire Dep't. Ladies
American Brake Shoe Co
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Mason
Hamlin
W. Boscawen
Ita
Dan River
Gather’s Department Store
Timberlake
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
Bossard Lena of
Indiana
Elsie- Kay Shoppe
Braddock St
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