Greek Orthodox wedding links Jersey City and Sparta families
Dr Peter Yeatras of this city and Miss Pitsa Vanechanos of Jersey City were married June 22 at the Greek Orthodox Church in Jersey City. Rev Poulos officiated. A Plaza Hotel reception followed. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon with a fingertip veil. Her gown featured lilies of the valley and gardenias with white orchids. Bridesmaids wore pale blue nylon gowns and carried red rose bouquets. After a two week wedding trip to Asbury Park the couple will live here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Yeatras
This City
Pitsa Vanechanos
Jersey City
N. J
Poulos
Plaza Hotel
George Vanech
Marianne Baron
Helen
Anastasia Nicholas
Ann Katunas
Julias
Steve Julias
Martinsburg
George Julias
Harrisontyre
Peter Vanechanos
Bride
George Yeatras
City
Vanech
George Vanechanos
Sparta
Greece
Jersey State Teacher's College
Yeatras
Stadia Yeatras
Stephen Yeatras
Miss Miller Weds James Patton in Williamsport Ceremony
Miss Gay Ann Miller married James Daffin Patton at Williamsport Methodist Church on June 15 in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. C. G. Clews. The bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller wore ivory lace and taffeta with a pale blue accessory bouquet. The groom is son of Mrs. L. C. Patton and the late Luther Patton. They plan a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Lake Erie before settling with Mrs. Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport Methodist Church
Gay Ann Miller
James Daffin Patton
C. G. Clews
Williamsport
Ray Miller
Albin
Mr. Patton
L.C. Patton
Luther Patton
Patricia DeHaven
Nain
Robert Lewis
Patton
L. C. Patton
Personal News Briefs From City Stretches Abroad and Nearby
Mr. Robert Pickeral of 116 W. Leicester St. sailed Monday from New York on the American Holland Line for a three month student tour of Europe. Mrs. Marylyn Chaplin and daughter Barbara Ann Chaplin returned yesterday to 16 W. North Ave. after visiting Gary Ind. and Chicago Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pickeral
Leicester St
New York
Holland Line
Europe
Marylyn Chaplin
Barbara Ann Chaplain
North Ave
Gary
Ind
Chicago
Chap
Infant Terry Lee Kibler Born to Woodstock Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Ear Kibler of Woodstock named their infant son Terry Lee. Mrs. Kibler is formerly Miss Mabel Hoover. Linda Sue Chaplin of 16 W North Ave left for Gary Indiana to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Killenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear Kibler
Woodstock
Terry Lee
Kibler
Mabel Hoover
Linda Sue Chaplin
W. North Ave
Gary
Ind
Ervin Killenberger
Chone, SE
Metin
July events fill the calendar across town venues
A calendar lists July activities from 7:38 p.m. at 9005th Air Reserve to daytime events at Handley Library and local clubs. Included are Rotary Club meetings, Legion gatherings, fire company activities, Knights of Columbus, a Clarke County dance, Independence Day auctions, chicken and ham supper, art class, and teen activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
Rotary Club
George
American Legion
Legion Home
As~ Friendship Fire Co
Middletown Fire Co
South End
Valley Council
Knights of Columbus
Lee-Jackson
Clarke County
Sealy
Bethel Cation Church
Albin
Friendly Grove
Mountain Falls
Membrs travel and church notices from a small-town paper
Miss Betsy Lineburg travels to Miami Florida to visit Miss Sally Kitchin. Mrs Clyde Vance hospitalized at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Hugh Hodgson name infant Roberta Jo, former El sie Bursey. Mr Linden DeHaven hospital patient at Memorial. Golden Link Class meeting postponed to July 10 with supper and cabin gathering at Raymond Patton’s on Shenandoah River. Chestnut Grove Church yard party set for Saturday at 4 p.m. proceeds to Women’s Society of Christian Service. Public invited.
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Hugh C. Hodgson
Euclid Ave
Weir
Roberta Jo
Hodgson
Elsie Bursey
Golden Link
First Evangelial United Brethren Church
Raymond Patton
Shenandoah River
Chestnut Grove
Women’s Society of Christian Service
A. H. Lamp
Olen
Harry O. Kerns
Zane Kerns
Leon Whitacre
Lee Whitacre
Richard Whitacre
Newton D. Baker Hospital
I. M. Whitacre
Lost River
Granvil Chilott
George Harem
Howard's Chapel Church
Harry Kerns
Births in Marshall Berryville and Jackson areas
To Mr. and Mrs. William Edward Grant Route 1 Marshall a boy. Mrs. Grant is the former Miss Mary Edith Anderson. To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ray Marple Jr 125 N Cameron Sr a girl Sonya Gale. Mrs. Marple is the former Miss Peggy Ann Shade. To Mr. and Mrs. Herman McNeil Jackson Jr 115 W Leicester St a boy. Mrs. Jackson is the former Miss Mary Louise Dorsey. To Mr. and Mrs. Tyson H Jobe of Berryville a boy. Mrs. Jobe is the former Miss Joyce Caroline Huff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Grant
Marshall
Herman McNeil Jackson, Jr
W. Leicester St
Jackson
Mary Louise Dorsey
Tyson H. Jobe
Berryville
Jobe
Joyce Caroline Huff
Howard's Chapel News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Party
Local notes list visits among residents of Howard's Chapel including DeHaven, Lutzenhiser, Whitacre and Kerns families. A yard party at Howard's Chapel Church is planned for July 12 at 5 p.m. with music and refreshments.
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Howard's Chapel News
Vocabulary Boost and Beauty Advice Column
Lesson in English by W L Gordon offers guidance on usage and pronunciation with words like incessant and dilemma. It includes a Q A about submerged golf balls and tips to emphasize beauty assets over flaws, ending with a Beauty Work of Distinction contact in Braddock Street.
Public waterways maintenance and Cuban investment figures
The U S Army maintains nearly all U S waterways and canals. Total U S capital invested in Cuba totals about 825 million dollars.
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U. S
U. S. Army
U. 8
Cuba
Time to Burn Up Those Excess Calories Now
Beauty editor urges a calorie burning party as summer arrives. Choose from swimming golf tennis rowing badminton hiking roller skating and bicycling to shed pounds and stay fit. Emphasizes year round activity and a return to daily exercise for better health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UP News
Matton
Solomen
Modern Etiquette Q A on hosts guests and candles
A columnist answers etiquette questions about thanking hosts handling rudeness inviting guests again using candles at table and condolence calls. The guidance notes avoid daytime candle use unless needed and says condolence calls may be made any time of day.
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Whotes
Dr. Yeatras
Medical College of Virginia School of Dentistry
U. S. Navy
W. Boscawenst
Asbury Park
Peter Veatras
Miss Miller
James Patton
Robbie Conrad
Mrs
Fliorsheims
Florsheims
Loudoun St
Joyce Casuals
Shoe & Dress
W. Argenbright
Mgr
9005Th Air Reserve
Loudoun &T
Bark Mill Theatre
Duplicate Bridge
War Memorial Buiding
Slo-Mo-Shun Club
Betsy Lineburg
Parkway Ave
Miami Pla
Sally Kitchin
Clyde Vance
Route 1
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Linden DeHaven
Clearbrook
Memorial Hospital
Aly 1
Fiowards Chapel
Arthur DeHaven
Fula May
Dora
Virginia Lutzenhiser
Wanda
Ambrose Whitacre
Mary DeHaven
Lynwood
Boyd Whitacre
Rickie
Othelia DeHaven
Wilma Lee
W. L. Gordon
Norman
Alecia Beauty Salon
N. Braddock St. Ph
Cwim
Gaunt's
Gaunt's Drug Store
Echaos
Roberto Lee
Fosian
Washington
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sandran
Timberlake
Colonial Beauty
Braddock
Lovett Bros
Vogues
Valentines
Oxfords
Nunn
Bush Folgerton Fortune Boy
Edwards
Wright
Lacey
Ughast
Hallmark
Winer
Enna Jetticks
N. Loudoun St
Erie
Elsie-Kay Shoppe
Braddock St
Vhone MO
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