Barbara Wolfe Van Grof Marries Captain James I Stewart
Mrs Barbara Wolfe Van Grof wed Captain James I Stewart USMC in Washington as Mrs Van Grof carries a blue door ensemble with a white orchid. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Gerland Pingley and the couple plans to reside in Honolulu after a California honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wolfe
Route 8
Barbara Wolfe van Grof
James I. Stewart
USMC
J. L Stewart
Birmingham
Wisconsin Avenue Pop Church
Washington
Gerland Pingley
Stewart
James Wood High School
Strayer Business College
Chesapeak and Potomac Telephone Company
Washington, D. C
Capt. Stewart
Parrish High School
Parrish, al
George Wash D.C
Marine Corps
Quantico
California
Honolulu
Hawaii
Capt Stewart
Local Society Notes From Indianapolis and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Norman Hall and son of Indianapolis visit Mrs J W Riley of W Riccadilly St while Dr Randolph T Shields Jr and son of Staunton return home after visiting his parents on Work St Mrs O C Holliday of 330 Virginia Avenue returns home after ten days as a Memorial Hospital patient Kay Kinney and Donne Nelson of Paris Church visit Mrs Elizabeth Kern at Amherst St this week Dr and Mrs Pendleton move today from 1178 Washington to Abram's Delight Mrs Costin W Page and Mrs John M Seabright depart for a Nassau vacation Capt Gerald E Smallwood of Wright Patterson Air Force Base spends the holiday weekend with his parents the Rev and …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph T. Shields Jr
Staunton
R. T. Shields
Work St
Kay Kinney
Donne Nelson
Paris Church
Mrslizabeth Kern
Amherst St
Gerald E Smallwood
Weright-Paterson Air Force Base
Calendar of Events at War Memorial Building
At the War Memorial Building on July 5 and 6, a teen lounge opens nightly. Activities include Middletown Fire Company at the fire hall Sarah Zane Fire Company at the fire wall Woodmen of the World Fraternal Order of Eagles events and yard parties at Chestnut Grove Church and Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church plus a McKinley Chapter Eastern Star gathering in City Hall and Spin Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel.
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Middletown Fire Company
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Woodmen of the World
Winchester area family notes include births and visits
Capt Francis Pank of the Winchester Police Department is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Franklin Orndorff of Gore named their infant son Gary Lynn. Caroline Wood Page, daughter of Mrs Costin W Page, spends six weeks at Camp Rim Rock in West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Paul Kremer and granddaughter Lynn McCally return to Chevy Chase Maryland after visiting Kremer’s sister at 106 N Washington St. Mr and Mrs Charles Wood of Sunnyside named their infant son Paul Douglas. Mrs Wood is the former Miss Anna Barbour. Miss Freda Miller Miss Ruby Pugh. Mr Garland Miller M Lester Barton of Stephenson and Mrs Hilda Barr spent Tuesday in Luray and toured the Luray Caverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Pank
Winchester Police Department
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles Franklin Orndorff
Gore
Gary Lynn
Orndorff
Charlotte Pugh
Caroline Wood Page
Costin W Page
Camp Rim Rock
Www
Mrs. Paul
Kremer
Lynn McCally
Chevy Chase, Md
N. Washington St
Charles Wood
Sunnyside
Paul Douglas
Wood
Anna Barbour
Freda Miller
Ruby Pugh
Garland Miller
Lester Barton
Stephenson
Hilda Barr
J. E. Leicester St
Luray
Luray Caverns
Birth Announcements From Local Families
The items note births for several couples including Mr and Mrs Melvin Min nick Route 2 Fdinbourge with a son Kevin Farr Mrs Minnick formerly Grace Barrick To Mr and Mrs Robert Cameron White Post with a son Roger Allen Mrs Cameron formerly Miss Peter McDonald To Mr and Mrs Ira Neff Rectortowne with a daughter Mrs Neff formerly Frances Smith
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Melvin Minnick
Fdinbourge
Kevin Farr
Minnick
Mss
Grace Barrick
Robert Cameron
White Post
Roger Allen
Modern Etiquette Query on Guests and Gift Thanks
Roberta Lee answers two etiquette questions. If a guest shows no signs of pleasure or thanks the hostess, the hostess should avoid inviting him again. If coworkers give a wedding gift to the bridegroom, decide whether he or his wife should send thanks.
Auxiliary Names Four New Members to Disabled American Veterans
Four new members and two junior members were received into the Auxiliary to the Disabled American Veterans at its meeting Monday night at the War Memorial Building. New members are Mere E. A. Anderson Mrs Jack Russell Miss Joyce Russell and Mr Betty June Dyke. Thinder members were Mrs Dyke's daughters Pamela and Constance. Mrs Owen Holliday and Mrs Joseph Luttrell state executive committeewomen reported on the state convention in Fredericksburg. Mrs Isaac Aflamong gave a report on the state executive committee meeting. Brief instruction on the Veterans Administration Volunteer Service was given by Mrs Mable Howard who has been with the DAV about 20 years. A covered dish supper preceded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Memorial
Mere E. A. Anderson
Jack Russell
Joyce Russell
Betty June Dyke
Pamela
Constance
Owen Holliday
Joseph Luttrell
Fredericksburg
Isaac Aflamong
Lessons in English by W. L Gordon
Word study notes cover misuse mispronunciation and misspelling with examples. It defines pusillanimity as timidity and urges daily vocabulary growth through mastering one word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L Gordon
Caribbean
Sea
Rewis Honored At Garden Clubs Nature Camp
Richard Rewis son of the Rev and Mrs Millard Rewis of W Clifford St was named best boy camper for the first session of the Nature Camp in the George Washington National Forest. The camp, started in 1942, is sponsored by the Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs and has been at Vesuvius since 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rewis
Millard Rewis
Clifford St
George Washington National Forest
Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs
Vesuvius
Young Rewis
Loomis Ax Bix
Steve Fretwell
Conrad Lorenz
Allen Stine
Eddy Dunlap
Richard Lewis
Clearbrook Residents Vacationing and Visitors Named
Clearbrook residents Claude Gore Susan Gore and Donald Cline traveled to Hanover Pennsylvania for a horse show. Vacationing in southern Virginia are Claude Gore and family. Illness confines Mrs Henry Cline at home. Mary Morrison Light returns from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Various local families visited friends and relatives including Eston Rudolph and Carlson Staples households in recent weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearbrook
Claude Gore
Susan Gore
Donald Cline
Hanover Pa
Virginia
Susan
Henry M. Cline
Mary Morrison Light
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Thomas Stickles, Jr
Frederick Gore
Herbert Cather
Sharon
Eston Rudolph
Henry Green
Star Tannery
Carl Tangerman
Winchester
John YT. Stickles
Carlton Staples
Howard Staples
Norval Hottle
Jacqueline McAboy
Harry McAboy
June Birthrate At Hospital Here Highest Since 1947
Memorial Hospital reported 125 live births in June, the highest June total since 1947, with 62 boys and 63 girls. The June total also marks the highest month to date this year, surpassing earlier monthly tallies. no twins were born in June.
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Memorial Hospital
Proper wedding attire tips from etiquette guides
Etiquette experts advise careful preplanning for any wedding whether formal, church, or at home. The bride should choose a floor length gown with veil appropriate to the ceremony and wear gloves, while the groom outfits vary from tails to dark suits.
Carper Pupils Recital At Market Street Church
Mrs May Carper teaches a pupil recital at Market Street Methodist Church at 8 tonight. Piano students include Derlene Himes Kay Shanholtz Sharon Rudolph Judy Armel Linda Gail Smith Stuart Armel Deloris McDonald Geraldine Basore Judy Hurst Virginia Athey Howard Wyndham Linda Williams Sharon Armel Margaret Loy Janice Murray Leslie Murray Bonnie Borrer Jackie Stotler Bonnie Lowery Dolores Miller Shelva Jean Miller Jean Turner Helen Cowger Carol Cowner Organ solos by Marie Rush Carolyn Renner Dorothy Daugherty and a piano organ duet by Darlene Himes and Carolyn Renner. Public invited.
Community News Briefs Highlight Visits and Events
Families visited neighbors including Mr and Mrs Mis Maire and son on Sunday. The Grubbs and Steirt McDonalds hosted guests, with the Henretta family in Martinsburg also noted. Camp Pinnacle attendees from Clearbrook Presbyterian School included Peggy Price Nancy Kitts Louella Dellinger and Jerry Kitts. Stonewall Busy Bee 4-H Club plans a bake sale at Grants Store Saturday July 18 at 9 a.m. Mrs E W Grant and Mrs L Dick of Clearbrook returned Friday from Canada.
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Mis Maire
Sona
Lynn Grubb
Steirt McDonald
Henretta
Martinsburg
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church School
Peggy Price
Nancy Kitts
Louella Dellinger
Jerry Kitts
Robert Whitmore
Richmond Judge Rejects Writ in Snider Rape Case
A Richmond judge refused a writ of habeas corpus for convicted rapist Frank J. Snider Jr. who is scheduled to die in the electric chair next Thursday for the rape of a 10 year old Roanoke girl on Mother’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Frank J. Snider Jr
Snider
Roanoke
20 Feared Dead After Godavari River Boat Capsizes
Official reports say 20 people drowned when a boat capsized 50 miles from Ahmednagar on the Godavari River. Ten survivors swam to safety.
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Bombay
Godavari
Ahmednagar
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Chestnut Grove
WSCS
Women's Society of Christian Service
Friendship Church
Friendship Evangelical
United Brethren Church
Willing Workers Group
Wscs8s
Eu.b
Kernstown
Norman Hall and Son
Indianapolis
Halls
J. W Riley
W. Riccadilly St
O. C. Holliday
33Orginia Avenue
Pendleton
Abram
Costin W. Page
John M. Seabright
Nassau
Bobbie Conrad
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eagles
Chestnut Grove Church
Cedar Creek
Marlero
Lester Smallwood
Birt
Roberta Lee
Westports
Valley Shoe Salon
Loudoun St
Rewis
By Barbara Wooref
Associated Press Women's Editor
Carper
Shoecenter
Vanip
Rio
Gaunt
Lovett Bros
Valentines
Skimmer
Shell Pumps
Cobra Shoes
Red
Honey
Miack Brown
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Harry Lovett
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lees & Mohawk’s Carpets
James Lee & Sons
Mohawk Carpets
Cather
Timberlake
Diamo
Gably T
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