Miss Larimer Weds James Shaw in Hagerstown ceremony
Miss Mary Jane Larimer and James Gibson Shaw of Winchester were married January 21 at 11 15 a m in the Church of God parsonage in Hagerstown Maryland The brides parents are Mr and Mrs R S Larimer of 1042 Berryville Ave The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Norton Clay Shaw of S Braddock St Both attended Handley High School and he works as an electrician for Winchester Electric Company They will live on Berryville Ave for now
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Larimer
James Gibson Shaw
Hagerstown
Wagner
Church of God
R. 8. Larimer
Berryville Ave
Handley High School
Norton Clay Shaw
S. Braddock St
Winchester Electric Company
Worship Service Led By Mrs Hardesty At Brad Dock Church
The Comrade Bible Class of Brad dock Street Methodist Church will hold a worship service tomorrow morning at 9 45 in the church sanctuary led by Mrs D F Hardesty. The Rev F B Oglesby will teach the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comrade Bible Class
Braddock Street Methodist Church
D. F. Hardesty
F. B. Oglesby
Braddock Street Church to Host Worship Program
Mrs J A Leatherman leads the Wesley Fellowship and Asbury Classes at Braddock Street Methodist Church tomorrow. Mrs John L Glaiz teaches the Wesley fellowship lesson. The Asbury Class welcomes guest teacher Mr Marc West a senior at Emory and Henry College in Emory Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Leatherman
Wesley Fellowship
Asbury
Braddock Street Methodist Church
John L. Glaiz
Marc West
Emory and Henry College
Emory
Local Personal News From Roanoke and Nearby Towns
Mrs Francis Ryland Washington of Bronxville MW Y is visiting parents Dr and Mrs Charles Noyes Tyndell in Morgan Street Roanoke. Tommy Row a Roanoke College junior spends mid semester vacation with parents Dr and Mrs Stuart B Row on Stewart Street. Mr and Mrs Clarence L Williams of the Valley Pike return home after attending the Horticultural Society convention in Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Ryland Washington
Bronxville, MW. Y
Charles Noyes Tyndell
Morgan St
Tommy Row
Roanoke College
Stuart B. Row
Stewart St
Clarence L. Willams
The
Valley Pike
Horticultural Society
Roanoke
Mrs. Gardner
A. Conner
Add LePrade
Salem
Calendar of Events Highlights for January
January listings show revival meetings at Church of God on Orchard Ave and a busy schedule across clubs and organizations. Events include firefight Round Hill Board meeting, Madison Lagge and McKinley Chapter appearances, municipal band, Catholic women council, bridge at George Washington Hotel, Lions and Exchange Club gatherings, Century Club with Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Molland, Moose lodge, Rebekah Lodge, and Alcoholics Anonymous at the Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Fire Co
Church of God
Orchard Ave
Madison Lagge
McKinley
Salem City
Rouss Fire Mall
National Council of Catholic Women
Duplicate Bridge
George Washington Hotel
Lions Club
Exchange Club
H. K Russell
Howard Molland
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
BirthsJanuary First A Boy Born To Mr and Mrs Ruble
A boy was born January 1 to Mr and Mrs Max Ruble of Gainesboro. Mrs Ruble is formerly Miss Dale Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ruble
Gainesboro
Ruble
Dale Mason
County Home Agent's Schedule
The Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent's weekly schedule runs January 30 to February 4. Activities include coaching girls for area contests, workshops in Woodstock, polio march in Frederick County, upholstery clinics, 4-H meetings at Gore School and Gainesboro Church, hooked rug demonstrations, floor coverings care, and a James Wood 5th Grade 4-H meeting, plus a 4-H Girls Area Contest at James Wood Home Economics Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Woodstock
Gore
Glenna Larrick
Gore School
Mayfield
Gainesboro
Shawnee Hdc
Robert Snapp
James Wood
Mome Economics Department
Middletown club notes and community updates
The Home Demonstration Club met January 20 at the school cafeteria with six members and the home agent present. Members plan to join the Mother's March on Polio January 31. A February meeting will be in the school cafeteria. Various residents traveled or stayed with family in Staunton Roanoke and Washington. Mrs. M B Golar is a patient at Shenandoah County Hospital. A Wesleyan Service Guild meeting was hosted by Mrs Curtis Andrews with Miss Myrtle Rhodes leading. A bake sale on January 21 benefits the rest room project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Robert Kelly
Curtis Andrews
Staunton
Mark Sperry
Washington
E. B. Cook
Roanoke
Blair Cook
M. B. Golar
Shenandoah County Hospital
Wesleyan Service Guild
Myrtle Rhodes
Andrews
R. V. Martin
G. W. Borden
J R Todd Speaks at Esso Service Award Dinner
J R Todd of Super Service Motor Freight was guest speaker at a Safety Award meeting held at the Lee Jackson Restaurant by Esso Standard Oil Company. About 40 Esso employees and their wives attended as safety and service awards were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Todd
Super Service Motor Freight
Lee-Jackson
Esso Standard Oil Company
Esso
Claude B. Smalls, Jr
G. H. Lively
Staunton
B. B Williams
8. M. Pearman
C. P. Lowman
B. B. Williams
FE. S. Clark
W. R. Reeds
Carl Whittaker
Thomas Royston
G. G. Streit
R.S. Carper
Stephens City Co workers Sunday School elects Shifflett president
Mrs. Ro bert Shifflett was elected president of the Co workers Sunday School Class at its meeting Monday with Mrs. Julian Gregory. Other officers named were vice president Mrs. Dan Brumback treasurer Mrs. Julian Gregory and secretary Mrs. Carolyn Seal. A balance of 62.26 remained after bills. Committees were appointed for meals and dining room duties for one year. The February meeting will be with Mrs. Clevenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn L. Seal
Stephens City
Robert Shifflett
Co-workers
Julian Gregory
Ada Trussell
Dan Brumback
Carolyn Seal
Joe Clevenger
Herbert Ryman
Haller Beaver
George Scheulen
Harry Scheulen
Floyd Cadwallader
Stuart Pence
Harold Teets
Clevenger
Birthday spotlight on Jean Piccard explorer and twin
Jean Piccard born January 28 1884 in Basel Switzerland with twin brother Auguste. Balloon ascents in the 1930s opened doors to stratosphere exploration and deep ocean study. Grandfather sold first Niagara Falls turbines. Enduring scientific adventurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Felix Piccard
Auguste
Basle
Switzerland
Niagara Falls
Sunday School and Community Events at Greenwood
Greenwood Sunday School meets at 10 at Greenwood Chapel while the congregation lays a new church floor. Mother's March in the Porchlight Parade for Polio Tuesday at 7 features teams led by Ada Ebersole and Helen Knight with listed assistants. volunteers meet at Mae Cole's home after collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club
Ada Ebersole
Gertrude Danial
Mae Cole
Mattie McCarty
Dove, Cole
Frances Cole
Virginia Shuller
Maud Giles
Mable Brown
Helen Knight
Charles Patterson
Naomi Lamp
J C. Shanholtz
Ethel Charnock
Jenny Lind Cather
Betty Eckman
Paul Peters
Myrtle Carlsle
Margaret Brown
Woodland Ave
Winchester
Trene Miller
Jack Whitmore
Barry
M. C. Hart
J. C. Shanholtz
Senseny Road
A. B. Shonaker
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Charles Williams
Blanche Shanholtz
Martinsburg
Arthur LaFollette
A. B. Lupton
Sharon Cather
Clearbrook
Lewis Lamp, Jr
Bunney
Senseng Road
Michael Dick
L. L. Shreck
Memorial Hospital
Dan LaFollette
Lehew
Martha Brown
Mack Headley
Joseph Whitlock
Whitlock
Barbara Abrell
Douglas Russell
Boyd S. Headley, Jr
Dennis Mitchell
Gerald
Peggy Elliott
Front Royal Pike
David
Dickie
Debbie Shickles
Lester Shickles
J. W. Carlisle
Susan Brown
Thomas Brown
Valley Mill Road
George Riley
Berryville
Riley
Harold Pope
Spring Grove
Pope
Myrtle Carliste
Lowe to Meet With Braddock St Church Groups
Braddock Street Methodist Church officials plan a meeting with Dr. Alton E. Lowe of the Methodist arch Philadelphia. The session focuses on fundraising plans for a May campaign to raise 250000 dollars for a new educational building in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Braddock St
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Alton E. Lowe
Department of Finance and Field Service
Methodist Arch
Philadelphia
Winchester
Braddock Street
Etiquette Q&A on secretary ID and sister-in-law ties
The column addresses how a woman secretary should introduce herself on the phone usually as Miss Gordon but Mary Gordon when well known. It notes a brother's widow may be considered sister-in-law after remarriage if she wishes. It also advises an informal tea include tea sandwiches and cakes and avoid hard to eat items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gordon
Mary Gordon
Vandals Damage William and Mary Greenhouse Plants
Vandals caused over $1,000 in damage at the William and Mary greenhouse and biology department after breaking in by smashing the glass around a lock. Registrar J Wilfred Lambert and Grounds Superintendent A D Rover provided the damage estimate and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
William and Mary
J. Wilfred Lambert
A. D. Rover
Clarke HDC Polio Benefit Dinner Nets $570
The Clarke County Home Demonstration Clubs held a ham and roast young turkey dinner at the Community Building to support the March of Dimes. Co chairwoman Mrs Ray Campbell said over 400 people attended with food donated by farmers and merchants. Net proceeds will go to the polio drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
March of Dimes
Ray Campbell
Aylor Addresses Round Hill Ruritan
Frederick County Schools Superintendent Robert E. Aylor spoke at the Round Hill Ruritan dinner. Elmer Lauck presided at the Round Hill Community Center with James Givens introducing the speaker. Aylor outlined six points from a Legislative Committee report on needs: more classrooms transportation facilities expanded lunch program rising costs teacher shortage and higher salaries to attract staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Aylor
Frederick County
Round Hill Ruritan Club
Elmer Lauck
Round Hill
James Givens
Ayler
Frederick County Teachers Association
Apple Pie Recipes and Variations for Winter Desserts
A collection of old fashioned pie formulas. Apple Pie Two and one fourth pounds apples raisins sugars and spices baked with lemon and a frosting glaze. Grated Apple Pie uses tart apples lemon zest and vanilla in a short crust baked with top crust. Fruit Pie blends dried apricots pineapple and tapioca with a pineapple finish. Chocolate Chiffon Pie combines gelatin chocolate evaporated milk and cream in a chilled filling with a glossy top.
Visitors Share News At Luttrell Home In White Hall
A White Hall gathering at Mrs. Naomi Luttrell home includes Holmes Whitacre and Luttrell DeHaven families from Ringgold and Winchester. Several Luttrell relatives visit Carter Luttrell at Memorial Hospital and report his improving condition as illness affects Ernest Luttrell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Naomi Luttrell
Holmes Whitacre
Luther DeHaven
Ringgold, Md
Albert Luttrell
Floyd Luttrell
Eula Luttrell
Marvin Shavar
Lester Moulden
James Robinson
John Adams
Ernest Luttrell
Lottie Whitacre
Carter Luttrell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Whitacre
Earl Whitacre
Thomas White
Elsie Catlett
Margaret Luttrell
Whitacre
Mr. Luttrell
Memorial Hospital
Relief Notes From Local Social Gatherings
The Young Adult Class met at Mr. and Mrs. William Orndorff’s home this month. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Snapp attended the Horticultural Society meeting in Roanoke last week. Dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. John Lowe’s Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Olen and Carole, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bennington and children, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boyd and children, and Mr. and Mrs. William Bly and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Orndorff
Alfred Snapp
Horticultural Society
Roanoke
John Lowe
Olen
Carole
Clayton Bennington
Richard Boyd
William Bly
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
English lesson notes by W. L. Gordon outline common errors in usage and pronunciation. It explains avoiding phrases like we are going to try and stop them and gives guidance on words such as quays and vignette. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth and defines austere with example sentences.
Nain Sunday School and Visits Reported
Sunday School and preaching are held each Sunday morning at Fairview. Bible Saturday is observed Thursday night. Mrs. Winnie Ware visited Mrs. Velda Stotler Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Clark hosted guests Mr. and Mrs. Sam DeHaven and their children Jean and Philip. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jewell and two children Wayne and Donna called on Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark Sunday evening. Mr. Edgar P. Chapman and two sons spent Sunday with Roy Chapman's family. Mrs. Louis Stotler and daughter Shelby Jean spent last weekend with Velda Stotler. Mrs. Mary Clark and daughter also called. Weather has been very cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chapman Nain
Fairview
Winnie Ware
Velda Stotler
Charles E. Clark
Sam DeHaven
Jean
Philip
Stanley Jewell
Wayne
Donna
Hugh Clark
Edgar P. Chapman
Roy Chapman
Louis Stotler
Shelby Jean
Mary Clark
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Miss Larimer
James G. Shaw
Mrs. Flardesty
Barbara Lillis
Chestnut St
Anti Mys
Charles Lillis
Marilyn Ouckle
Hood College
Frederick
Neil Chickle
Miller St
Miss Chickle
Mood College
Bie
Gray
Frances Booker
Lynchburg
Nashvile, Tenn
Emory and Meary College
Jon Bawee
W. Molt Louder
Stewart
Memories Hospital
Robert T. Barton Sr
Garfield Hospital
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Stumpf Lonas
Bobbie “Conrad
Virginia
Schawe - Gerwin
Huntsberrys
J.R. Todd
Albert Spitner
High Point
N.C
John Thornton
Phyllis
Ralph Coates
Linda
Betty Ewing
Lehring Staples
Buchanan
C. E. Staples
Staples
Ralph
Lewis McDonald
Annie A. Massie
Genevieve Massie
Betty and
Shirley Cook
New Market
Ray Cougill
Wendell
Trinity Lutheran Church
Marry Scheulen
Kenneth Carbaugh
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Gerrard & Valley Ave
AP News Features
Jean Piccard
By Mable Brown
Millwood Ave
Roberta Lee
Clarke
Aylor
Ruritan
BY Martha W. Levi
W. L. Gordon
Quay
Nain
the Commercial & Savings
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Quaker Maid
Cather’s Department Store
Gordon
Timberlake
COSCO
Easy Terms
Winchester Furniture CO
S. Loudoun St
of Ovett (Bros
Loudoun St
EDA
Chappie
G-E TV
G-E
Urey
E. Boscawen St
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