Betty Jean Purtle baugh Weds William L Walther at First Baptist
Betty Jean Purtle baugh daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Purtle baugh married William Lewis Walther son of Mrs. J. E. LeMaster in a 2 PM Saturday double ring ceremony conducted by Dr. E T. Clark at the First Baptist Church. The bride works for Doubleday Publishing Co. and the groom for O'Sullivan Rubber Co. They reside at 509 S Cameron St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Purtlebaugh
Paper Mill Road
Betty Jean
William Lewis Walther
J. E. LeMaster
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Doubleday Publishing Co., Inc
O'Sullivan Rubber Co
S. Cameron St
Local Social Notes Include Guests and Hospital Updates
Dr. Basil E Roe Buck hosts a 5 to 7 30 p m soiree honoring Dr. and Mrs Bruce Gray who arrived June 21 and will reside in Boyce. Various locals attend Sherman Memorial Polo in Potomac Md with Winchester facing Warrenton in the quarter finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil E. Roebuck
Bruce Gray
Mrs. Gray
Boyce
Dr. Gray
Dr. Roebuck
Potomac
E. C. Stuart, Jr
Frank Stinnett
Robert Berry
Frank Whitesell
Winchester
Warrenton
Please Phone Your Social Items To Nancy Pennypacker
Social notes request readers to call Nancy Pennypacker in Missouri at MO 2-3419 to report social items and announcements for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Pennypacker
Calendar of July events at local venues
July schedule lists BPW George Washington Hotel Jaycee Lee Jackson Woodmen Eagles Royal Arch City Hall events. July 9 includes AAUW WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING Little League officials meeting and teen open house in evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Jaycee
Lee Jackson
Woodmen of the World
Order of Eagles
John Dove
Royal Arch
City Hall
Little League
Local Notes: Visits and Family News from Hagerstown Area
A-2C Walter C Griffith of Davis Monthan AFB Tucson visits his mother on Morningside Drive before heading to Florida and California. Mr and Mrs Jack H B Gsell announce the birth of daughter Robin May on June 27 at Washington County Hospital. Several local families and friends attend a July 3 picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs Carlton Snapp. Rev Stanley H Dysart and Mrs Dysart take a two week vacation visiting son Lt Stanley H Dysart Jr in San Antonio and friends in Memphis. interim pastor Rev Floyd A Blosser fills Cork Street Christian Church pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Griffith
Davis-Monthane Air Force Base
Tucson
Ariz
Elmer Ritz
Morningside
Florida
George Air Force Base
Calif
Jack H. B. Gsell
Boonsboro
Robin May
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Gsell
Wanda Lee Shutts
Hazel Shutts
Williamsport
Herbert Shutts
Stanley H. Dysart
Cork Street Christian Church
Dysart
Stanley H. Dysart, Jr
San Antonio
Tex
Memphis
Births Report for Walker, Willingham, Schuller, Bly
Birth notices list four newborn girls and one newborn boy. July 6 at Wardensville West Virginia a son David Allen to Ray Allen Walker and Dorothy Love Himelright. July 6 at Berryville a daughter to Donald Lewis Willingham and Rosa Ellen Parks. July 7 Route 1 a daughter Anna Marie to Francis Matthew Schuller and Virginia Lee Lichliter. July 7 at unspecified location a daughter to Bobby Willard Bly and Gladys Marie Striker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Allen Walker
Wardensville
W. Va
David Allen
Walker
Dorothy Love Himelright
Donald Lewis Willingham
Fairfax St
Berryville
Willingham
Rosa Ellen Parks
Francis Mathew Schuller
Route 1
Anna Marie
Schuller
Virginia Lee Lichliter
Bobby Willard Bly
Rhine waterway moves 110 million tons yearly
About 110 million tons of cargo pass along the Rhine each year. The riverine route carries goods for West Germany Belgium the Netherlands France and Switzerland, reflecting its vital role in continental trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
West Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
France
Switzerland
Miss LeDane Weds Mr. Jones In Staunton
Mary Fay LeDane and Charles B. Jones were married June 23 at St John’s Methodist Church Staunton in a ceremony led by Rev F L Baker. The bride, a James Wood High School and Blue Ridge Sanatorium School of Nursing alumna, will work at University of Virginia Hospital. The groom is a Charlottesville police officer. They will reside at 523 Valley Road Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. LeDane
Gainesboro
Mary Fay
Charles B. Jones
Charles Breeden
Charlottesville
Roy C. Jones
Luray
St. John’s Methodist Church
Staunton
F. L. Baker
Wayne Rountree
Harry Jones
Francis Grant
Robin Hood Road
Jones
Winchester Moose Chapter Ritual Practice and Meeting
The Winchester Chapter 1367 Women of the Moose schedules a Ritual Practice on July 11 at 7 30 p.m. and a Chapter night meeting led by the College of Regents on July 14 at 8 p.m. A 1937 convention restrains whaling of cow whales with calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Women of the Moose
Lodge Hall
College of Regents
Presbyterian circles schedule meetings for July 11
The Presbyter ian Church circles list 14 groups meeting Monday July 11 with leaders and hosts at various times from 9 am to 8 pm. Each circle pairs a leader with a hostess at designated addresses across the town.
Words About Morals and Misuse in Language
The note explains depravity as a state of corrupted morals and deprivation as the act of corrupting morals. It also gives pronunciation guidance for accouterment and lists synonyms for happiness and pleasure.
Miss Starliper Weds Richard Swartz in Leetown
Leetown ceremony unites Miss Starliper and Richard Swartz at Leetown Methodist Church. The couple, both of Leetown, were married by Rev. Samuel F. Butcher with a reception in the church social room. They plan a Virginia wedding trip and reside in Leetown post ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leetown
Clifford C. Starliper
Richard Lee Swartz
Samuel F. Butcher
James H. Locke
Eugene Starliper
Gold
Gold Samuel Kern
Paul Swartz
Swartz
Leggett Department
Charles Town
Blue Ridge Study Exchange
Jefferson County
Virginia
Mrs Tevault Installed As Noble Grand In Winchester Lodge
Mrs Frances Tevault was installed as noble grand of Winchester Rebekah Lodge No. 21 in the Odd Fellows Hall. District Deputy President Mrs Betty Kline presided, with staff including Mrs Rosa Reid and Mrs Jennie Hoover. Officers named include Mrs Virginia Ritenour and Mrs Nancy Schultz, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Tevault
Winchester Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Betty Kline
Marshall
Rosa Reid
Jennie Hoover
Katie Harman
Chaplin
Anna Boxwell
Georgia Wright
Virginia Ritenour
Amelia Madigan
Nancy Schultz
Boxwell
Hoover
Pearl Bailey
Reid
Harman
Wright
Joy Mason
Elizabeth Massy
Wilda Simpson
Edgar Mason
Hazel Himwright
Bessie Miller
Terault
Ladies committees named for three months and July
Massey and Harman and Wright form the ways and means committee for three months. Madigan Schultz and Mason head the refreshment committee for July. Reid the outgoing noble grand was presented a gift and commended for her term. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
Question on masculine and feminine forms fiancé and fiancée
The masculine form fiancé and the feminine form fiancée are French loanwords used in English. They refer to a person engaged to be married. The masculine ends with accented e i, the feminine adds an extra e at the end.
Bereaved Friends and Wedding Invitations Etiquette
Roberta Lee advises that sending wedding invites to grieving friends is proper since they remain friends, even if they may not feel able to attend. The guidance emphasizes maintaining friendship and courtesy during mourning.
Pronunciation of fee-ahn-say clarified
The pronunciation given is fee-ahn-say with the emphasis on the final syllable. Both versions are stated to be pronounced the same.
Also Mentioned on This Page
News For Women
Purtlebaugh
Walther
James Owens
Arlington
Owens
Garol Anne Ritter
Pfc
Leo Reid, JR
Fort Benning, Ga
Leo Reid
Northwest
Ern Grade
Miss Sally Singer
Randy Diprisco
Felix DiPrisco
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cardelle Fletcher
Liberty Ave
James Lawrence Averell
Susan
San Mateo, Calif
Mrs. Averell
Mrs
Louise Patton
Carter Hill
Carr Purser
Judy
Riverside, Conn
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Washington St
Anne Kern
Karen Cowsert
Charles C. Cowsert
Cowsert
Fred 8. McCorkle
Poolesville
McCorkle
Bettie Ford White
University of Virginia
School of Education
White
Clarence J. Ford
Mildred Gordon
Cedarmeade
Dorothy Conner
Refuge Church
Madison College
Harrisonburg
AAUW
W. A. King
Carlton Snapp
Bertha Snapp
Leroy Snapp
Lucille
Barbara
Wayne
Sandra
Ralph Newlin
Carlton Ae
Linda Mae Snapp
Alfred Snapp
Arthur Snapp
Hillside
James James Gates
Deborah Gates
Mack Boone
Nelson Boone
Mary E. Boone
Sabrina Wood
Gaunt's Drug Store
Paul A. Buckingham
Blanca Danley
F. W. Danley
Los Angeles State College
Handley High School
Bob Jones University
Greenville
D. C
Ameri
Can University
Washington
Buckingham
Fluor Corp. Ltd
Petroleum and Chemical Industries
Miss LeDane
Mr. Jones
W.0.m
Norman
Alecia
Beauty Salon
N. Braddock St
The
Presbyterian Church
L. B. Sirbaugh
Harry Benham
Rostel Road
Abell Sturges
Howard Holland
S. Stewart
J. Ralph Lewin
William Rooker
E. Piccadilly St
S. N. Whitacre
S. Washington St
Earl] Luttrell
Helen van Meter
S. Loudoun St
C. H. Schutte, Jr
Robert Burkholder
Merriman’s Lane
John B. Carr
Phillip B. Glaize
Lee Sr
Lee Sr., At 3 P.m. No. 9: Mrs. Fred Naegely
Greystone Terrace
Randolph Larrick
Richard Eaton
S. Stewart St
W. H. Pryor
Marvin D. Weaver
Jefferson St
Henry Whiting
May V. Fritts
Purcell Ave
Marshall W. Kline
George F. Nixon
Stephenson
Paul Hotinger
W. Austin Havermale
Greenawalt Ave
Miss Starliper
Richard Swartz
Davis Cleaners
Parish Lane
Boscawen
Caverns
Luray Caverns
Rusay Caverns
Roberta Lee
Joe
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Shawnee Fire Hall
Winchester Rescue Squad
Cather
Jamaica
Sale
Margaret L. Hodgson
HAT & Dress Shop
S. Loudoun
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