Local Personal Notes Highlight Family Moves and Education
Miss Robbin Arthur studies at the University of Colorado during summer, while winter study occurs at Huston Arms Junior College. Edwin Babb joins Knoxville Tennessee city planning after UNC coursework. Families travel and visit relatives from Ocean City to Elyria and Florida. The Dellingers welcome infant Donna Susan. Winkfield joins Evangelical Church summer service. Webber reunion hosts worship, gifts given to oldest attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbin Arthur
J. W. Arthur
University of Colorado
Miss Arthur
Huston Arms Junior College
Edwin Babb
University of North Carolina
City Planning Commission of
Knoxville
Tennessee
Billie Ann Winkfield
Lillian Winkfield
Santa Fe
N.M
Winkfield
Shenandoah College
Dayton
Evangelical United Brethren Church Board of Christian Education
Ohio
Jilly
Calendar of Events at War Memorial Building
Community calendar lists events for July 11 and 12 at various venues. Activities include teen lounge sessions, art exhibits, fire company events, club meetings, picnics, yard parties, and lodge gatherings with times ranging from afternoon to evening at locations such as Community Center Lions Shelter Hotel City Hall and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Garden Club
Joseph Damron
Rouss Fire Co
Lions Shelter
BPW
Woodmen of the World
Birthday party guests fill Lions Shelter list
A long birthday party turnout for Miss Nancy Bursey included many named attendees. The guest list features numerous Mong and Morrison families along with Ehrhart, Allamong, Stine, and other neighbors, plus Barbara Hoffman Patricia McKee and Sherry Fahhnestock among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mong
Anna Mong
John Monge
Joyce
Nimrod Mong
John Mong
Lorelei
Paul Mong
George Mong
Georgie
Charles Mong
Glenville Barney
Roger
Glenda Barney
Donald Devers
C. W Webber
Barbara Hoffman
Patricia McKee
Virginia Lee Small
Russell Morrison
Billy Jimmy Ruby
Ruth Morrison
Roy
Melser
Grayson Ehrhart
Melvin
David Ehrhart
Bruce Davis
Joe
Charles
Terry
Donnie Devis
Carl M. Conn
Wilbur Stine
Lester
Ronnie Stine
Blaine Stine
Roy Miller
Frnest Shade
Frances Shade
William Morrison
Billy
Judy
Johnny Morrison
Dale Staley
Sylvia Peters
T R. Allamong
Keith
Terry Allamone
Isaac Allamong
Bessie Robinson
Linda Wisecarver
Betty Lake
Forbes Gregory Haze
Julia John
Donald Gregory
Anna Brady
John Morrison
Hazel Morrison
Nancy Bursey
Lions Shelter
Bonnie Adams
Sandra Bursey
Joannie
Douglas Adems
Robert Patterson
Girls' Athletic Association Picnic Planned at Berryville Home
The Friday night event will take place at Mrs. Charles Anderson's Berryville residence tomorrow at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
Charles Anderson
Berryvile
Covered dish supper planned by Queen Esther class
The Queen Esther Sunday School Class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church plans a covered dish supper at the home of Mrs. William. The event invites members to bring a dish to share and enjoy an evening gathering at a private residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
William
Community church events and gatherings listed for week
Multiple church notices outline yard parties auctions meetings and reunions at Methodist churches near Capon Bridge Crosen's Store and Lynwood with dates times and meal plans. Events include a Pugh reunion August 4 lunch at noon and a tie shower for missionary Kathryn Frye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Chapel
Capon Bridge
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church
Crosen
Births in local families report multiple newborns
Birth notices announce a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Anderson at Bloomery Star Route with mother formerly Miss Eilee Boyce. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kline at 1609 8S. Loudoun, with mother formerly Miss Janeth Dyer. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wright at Stephens City, mother formerly Miss Jessie Mogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Anderson
Mrs Anderson
E'*e Boyce
Melvin Kline
Loudoun
Deborah Ann
Kline
Janeth Dyer
Clark Wright
Stephens City
Wright
Jessie Mogle
Fredericksburg Councilman Pushes Police Off TV
City Councilman Ira D. Grinnan asks City Manager F. Freeman Funk to explore ways to keep Fredericksburg police off television. He cites local police calls and incidents at his home and other places to justify moving police coverage to their own air waves and circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Ira D. Grinnan Prince
F. Freeman Funk
Stop That Lich Sold At Boyds Drug Store
Advertisement notes a cure for itchy conditions and ringworm available at Boyds Drug Store with a promise of money back if not pleased. Claims quick relief in minutes and suggests day or night use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aby Drug Store
Boyds Drug Store
First Half Year Marriage License Sales Hit Peak
Winchester shows record marriage license activity in 1957 with 1410 licenses issued through June 30, led by Pennsylvania residents who accounted for 256 of 316 June city licenses. Frederick County totals reach 556 for the year, reflecting a rising but smaller trend than city data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Corporation Court
Peyton J. Marshall
Frederick County
Circuit
Lee N. Whitacre
Fower
Frederica
Virginia
Maryland
Florida
Maine
Nebraska
Connecticut
Alabama
Minnieota
District of Columbia
Grocer Sentenced For Electrocuting Wife in Tub
A West German grocer Georg Alt was sentenced to life imprisonment for electrocuting his wife of 20 years while washing her in a bathtub. The court found he rigged a special electrical apparatus and had first killed his two dogs in the tub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nufrnberg
Germany
Georg Alt, M
Girard Advised To Hire More Japanese Lawyers
Maebashi Japan a Japanese lawyer for U S Army Specialist 3 C William Girard urged two more Japanese lawyers be hired to defend him in a theft style case. The defense should be strong for the mid August trial the court said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maebashi
Japan
U.S. Army
William Girard
Girard
Itsuro Hayashi
Hayashi
Illinois
Louis
United States
William
U.S. Supreme Court
NAACP Records Turned Over To Committee
Subpoenaed records of the Prince Edward County NAACP were delivered to Boatwright Committee counsel William H King by Oliver W. Hill. Committee officials say most requested items appear produced though not yet checked. Records sought included finances and correspondence related to the Prince Edward County school desegregation case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Prince Edward County
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Boatwright Committee
William H King
Oliver W. Hill
Joel Flood
Prince Edward
Every Woman Can Be a Cleopatra Says Ceil Chapman
Ceil Chapman presents a glamor driven winter collection of cocktail and evening gowns. A black crepe sheath features a built in bra and adjustable lacing for modesty or allure. Pauline Trigere showcases crushed collars and tube jackets as adaptable nightwear and daywear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
New York
Ceil Chapman
Cell
Pauline Trigere
Trigere
Dillon to Take SCC Post Tuesday
State Treasurer Jesse Dillon will become the third member of the State Corporation Commission next Tuesday at 11 30 a m. Commissioner H Lester Hooker will administer the oath when he qualifies in the commission's courtroom. Dillon was named to the SCC by Gov Stanley to fill the vacancy caused by the death of W Marshall King. Ralph T Catterall is the present commission chairman under a rotation system among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jesse Dillon
State Corporation Commission
SCC
A.m
H. Lester Hooker
Dillon
Gov. Stanley
W. Marshall King
Ralph T. Catterall
Commission
Major League Baseball Leaders AP American League and National League
AP list of leaders in batting runs RBIs hits doubles and more for the American League led by Mantle and Skowron with notable New York players. pitching and strikeouts led by Shantz and Wynn. In the National League Hank Aaron leads in batting runs RBIs and hits for Milwaukee. Musial Mays and Aaron among top players. strikeouts led by Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantle
New York
Skowron
Malzone
Boston
Gardner
Baltimore
Minose
Chicago
Kaline
Detroit
Nieman
McDougald
Simpson
Wynn
Cleveland
Aaron
Milwaukee
Musial
First States Ratified Constitution Unanimously
Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey approved the new Constitution unanimously. Delaware led the ratification movement after learning the plan would grant its voting power in the Senate equal to that of larger states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Senate
Modern Etiquette Questions and Answers in Dining Room Etiquette
A Q and A on dining room entry order at gatherings with rules varying by formality. It covers who goes first, silver crumb scrapers use with plain damask, and handling a dancing partner out of step without public embarrassment.
Michigan Prison Inmates May Get Pay Boost Soon
Michigan prison inmates may receive a wage hike for the first time since Herbert Hoover era. Corrections Director Gus Harrison told the State Corrections Commission that current pay ranges from pennies to 70 cents daily for skilled labor. Inmates fund purchases like cigarettes with their earnings, and a recent sit down strike by 10 prisoners protested a two cent tax increase on cigarettes. The commission ordered a review of prison wages after the historic gap was highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Herbert Hoover
Corrections
Gus Harricon
State Corrections Commission
Harrison
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Herbert Schutte
Ocean City
J. Howard Cather
Lynn Scott Cather
Houston
Texas
B. C. Shults
Jane
Rex
Bunn
Paper Mill Road
Mr. Shults
Atlantic
Iowa
Lincoln
Ned
Fletcher McKinley Dellinger, Jr
Pairfax Lane
Donna Susan
Dellinger
Barbara Rinker
Samuel Price
Bufflick Road
Elyria
Mrs Homer E. Alberti
Nassau
Charles Sheerin
Edith
Mrs. Sheerin
Mrer
Robert T. Barton
S&s. Washington
Julia Lintz
Sunnyside
West Palm “Beach
Miami, Fla
Nanicy Carver
Miami
Herbert Dunlap
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Herbert Franklin, Jr
Thomas Dante
Dounlap
Maas Della Ewarts
Robert Muse
Gore
Kay
Janice Lafollette
Ann Muse
Joan Pugh
Jeanne
Jovy
Kay Muse
Tommy Watt
Allan LaFollette
Jackie Grapes
Bradley Pugh
Jackie Whitacre
Eldridge
Donnie Whitacre
Bobbie Conrad
Round Hill Re Co
Friendship Fire Co
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Shawnee
Jaycees
Lee-Jackson
Praternal Order of Favles
M Joehn Dove
Royal Arch
City Hall
Spm
Little Mountain Church
Cedar Grove
Refuge Church
Mademoiselles
Albin
Burnt Factory
Urnt Factory Methodist Church
Gainesboro
WSCS
Pugh
Wesley Chapel
Wesleyan Service Guild
Middletown Methodist Church
Curtis Andrews
Ainsworth Sperry
Myrie Rhodes
G. W. Borden
W. R. McCauley
Will Owings
Randolph Macon Women's College
Lynchbore
Treasury
Sara Ridings
Grace Hoffman
Robert Campbell
Louise Mowery
Josiah Andrew
Kathryn Frye
Africa
W. L. Gordon
Eisenhower
Robert C. Hill
Mexico
Graham
James
West Virginia
Tinois
New Mexico
Florina
Utah
Poland
Grocer
Tub
Singer Sewing Center
Loudon
Naacp Records
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Cleopatra
Associated Press
Lahdis
Rivera
Aparicio
Shantz
Mays
Sanford
Philadelphia
Lovett Brothers
IS Shoe Sale
Lovett Bros
N. Leudoun St
Men’s & Boy’s
Shoecenter
Loudoun St
Roberta Lee
Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lees Heavenly
Cather’s
Timberlake
Dial
Flamingo
Louise
Beauty Salon
E.P - Piccadiadilly St
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