Miss Kreger Weds Simon Bares In Portsmouth Ceremony
Set al Votes Miss Toba Beth Kreger of Portamouth daughter of Mrs Louis Zuckerman and the late A V Kreger wed Simon Bares of Springfield Mass June 18 at 5 pm. Rabbi Sherman Stein of Temple Sinai officiated at the bride's cousin home in Portsmouth. Bares is the son of the late Mr and Mrs Simon Bares. The ceremony featured white calla lilies fern mums and baby's breath and the bride wore grey lace and organza over pink taffeta with a white Bible and orchid. Mrs Sam Helfand of Warwick was matron of honor in turquoise silk. Leslie Kreger wore powder blue lace. A buffet reception followed the ceremony. The couple departed for Springfield, Mass after a northern wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toba Beth Kreger
Portamouth
Louis Zuckerman
A. V. Kreger
Simon Bares
Springfield
Mass
Sherman Stein
Temple Sinai
Jack Laskin
Laskin
Portsmouth
Mr. Bares
C. Kreger
Sam Helfand
Warwick
Leslie Kreger
Setefield
Engagement of Bette Perry to Garland Jenkins
Mrs Charles a of Frederick County announces the engagement of her daughter Bette Perry to Garland William Jenkins son of Mr and Mrs John Jenkins of Berryville Both graduates of Clarke County High School Miss Perry employed by Berryville Flower Shop and Mr Jenkins by the Federal Government They plan an August 14 wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A
Frederick County
Bette Perry
Garland William Jenkins
John Jenkins
Berryville
Miss Perry
Mr. Jenkins
Clarke County
Social News Roundup of Visits and Golf Trip
Mrs. Louis LeBaron of Honolulu and her daughter visit Mrs. Ely Bradfield and Mr and Mrs B F Ar ur Jr. Lamont Williamson and children stay with H G Cooper family in Scottsville. Hyde Glaize and Andersons spend weekend in Hot Springs for the State Amateur Golf Tournament. Tyler Kohler and sons visit J V Arthur family in Garrison Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis LeBaron
Honolulu
Hawaii
William Layday
Richmond
Ely Bradfield
B. F. Ar- Uwr, Jr
Lewis H. Hyde, Jr
Philip Glaize
Clayton Anderson
Hot Springs
Tyler Kohler
Ron and
John
Garrison, Md
Lulu Williams Women's Page Editor
Lulu Williams is listed as the Women's Page Editor with the phone contact MO 2 3419 for the newspaper staff directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Williams
Calendar of July community events and club meetings
July calendar lists yard parties, picnics, and meetings at Burnt Factory Methodist Church Lions Shelter and local halls. Attendees include Fire Co. auxiliaries, Moose Lodge, Jaycees, Woodmen of the World, Eagles, Royal Arch, PTA, and Soil Conservation District. Times range from afternoon to 11 p.m. across July 10 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Factory Methodist Church
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Rouss Pire Co
Lions Shelter
Round Hill Fire Co
Jaycees
Lee- Jackson
Little Garden Club
Ferman Perry
SPW Club
George Hotel
Woodmen of the World
Order of Eagles
Eagles Home
John Dove
Royal Arch
City Hall
Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District
Local Society Notes Highlight Visits and Births
Richmond residents Mr and Mrs W B Wiltshire Jr visit Handley Ave with the Heltzels. Port Worth couple Mrs J Howard Cather Jr and daughter Lynn Scott visit Mrs Burgess in Brad dock Street. Buffalo couple Mr and Mrs John Roberts Peachey II welcomed son John Roberts IV born July 8 in Children's Hospital. Douglas Chaney and niece Nancy Bursey travel to Castlewood and Kingsport. Jackson Robinson names infant Joyce Laverne. Brenda Louise Williams celebrates sixth birthday with family and friends Kathy Alexander Barbara and Susan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Cather, Jr
Lynn Scott Cather
Port Worth
Texas
John Roberts Peachey, II
Buffalo
N. Y
John Roberts, IV
Children’s Hospital
Douglas Chaney
National Ave
Nancy Bursey
Round Hill
Castlewood
Kingsport
Tenn
Brenda Louise Williams
Alfred Williams
Kathy Alexander
Barbara
Susan
Infant James Welton Born to Butler and Camper Family
Lockhart and multiple Andersons along with the Williams and Spaid families announce the birth of their infant son James Welton Butler. Mrs. Butler is formerly Linda Camper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle William Butler, Jr
Millwood
James Welton
Butler
Linda Camper
Burnt Factory Church Hosts Evening Yard Party
A yard gathering at 5 p.m. at Burnt Factory Methodist Church will feature ham sandwiches and fried chicken. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Factory Methodist Church
Paynes Chapel WSCS Changes Meeting Schedule
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of Paynes Chapel Church will meet Wednesday July 16 at 7 30 p.m. EST instead of Friday. The session will be with Miss Maude Borror at Ridgeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service of
Paynes Chapel
Births June 9 to Mr and Mrs Alan Francis Maynard
Birth announced for a child born June 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Francis Maynard of Route 1 Strasbore. The mother is the former Miss Virgie Maxine Sager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Francis Maynard
Route 1
Strasbore
Lesson in English By W. L. Gordon
A compact English teaching note by W. L. Gordon on word usage pronunciation and spelling. It highlights proper form for sure versus surely mispronounced words like Evelte and loath versus loathe, and introduces Milit ate and Enigmatical as daily vocabulary with brief guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Birth to be Telecast Live From Charleston Hospital
WCHS-TV will telecast the birth by Caesarean section Monday night in cooperation with the Kanawha Medical Society. The program originates from the operating room of Charleston Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Wchs-Tv
Kanawaha Medical Society
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Queens Designer Galanos Wins Cotton Fashion Award
James Galanos, Greek American California designer and 1952 fashion star, wins this year’s Cotton Fashion Award chosen by 12 editors and retailers. His work features cotton gowns and separates from tweeds to chiffon, showcased with 25 American designers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens
James Galanos
California
Galanos
Philadelphia
Adele Simp
Vestry Opposes Integrated Youth Conferences in Christ Church
The Christ Episcopal Church vestry in Christchurch Virginia voted 9 to 1 against social mixing of white and Negro youths at Roslyn and Shrine Mont conferences. They favored maintaining Negro youth conferences but warned integration could harm race relations, referencing diocese resolutions about school desegregation and cross race fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Christ Episcopal Church
Middlesex County
Roslyn
Shrine Mont
Lewis B
Chestry) Puller
Marine Corps
Diocese of
Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court
Council
Charles Cowell
Christ Church
Lambeth
London
Modern Etiquette Q and A on hosting and greetings
A column by Roberta Lee addresses etiquette for unexpected visitors during meals, signing birthday cards with one or both partners, and serving gravy. It advises ask acquaintances to wait, invite close friends to sit, sign cards only with the woman's name, and states that either gravy pitcher or ladle is acceptable.
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Simon Barez
Shawnee
Fire Hall
Priendship Fire Co
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Women of Moose
Moose Home
High View P.T.A
W. B. Wiltshire, Jr
Robert Heltzel
Handley Ave
Jackson Robinson
Stephenson
Joyce Laverne
Robinson
Evelyn Leight
Burnt Factory
WSCS
Taylor -Made
Bass
Freeman
Pais
Son
Tina Leser
Adele Simpson
Harvey Berin
Thomas Brigance
Bennee
Anne Fogarty
SUA “Cosmetics
Gaunt
Roberta Lee
Mudieway
Rt. 51
E.S. T
Williamsb
Charles Town
Macy
Catalina
Bermuda
Jamaica
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Bates
Dan River
Cather
Epsonatde Ord Ete
Timberlake
Colonial Beauty
S. Braddock
Elsie—Kay Shoppe
S. Braddock St
Warner
Girdie
Warner's
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