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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1958

Page

6

Celebrate 25th Anniversary of Rev Mr Anderson

A 25th anniversary celebration was held for Rev. Mr. Anderson. The couple has a daughter, Miss Joan Anderson, with a reception assisted by Mrs. Robert Grim, Mrs. Fred Madagan, Miss Betty Madagan, Miss Amaryllis Triplett, Miss Brenda Triplett, and Mrs. Edgar Triplett.

Mr. Anderson Joan Anderson Robert Grim Fred Madagan Betty Madagan Amaryllis Triplett Brenda Triplett Edgar Triplett Murrell Anderson Berryville Ave Anderson Helen Larrick 5. G. Larrick Mr. Larrick Cartney Anderson

Rehearsal Parties and Weddings Reported in Local Notices

Local society notes cover rehearsal parties for Carolyn Faye Stanley and Stephen Lebo, and Sharon Cather Omps and Robert A. Bayliss amid other gatherings. Also listed are travel updates, a New York trip for Dr. P. T. Grove, a baby birth for Debbie Jean Wharry, and multiple showers and visits involving area residents.

William M. Lebo Hamilton Ohio Golf Carolyn Faye Stanley Stephen Lebo

Lulu Williams Women’s Page Editor

Lulu Williams is credited as Women’s Page Editor with a listed contact phone MO 2 3419 for assignments and notes.

Lulu Williams

Calendar of events highlights community gatherings

July schedule lists PTA yard party at school and various club meetings at city hall and local venues. Social notes mention Pamela Mangum’s 11th birthday party and residents Mrs. Don King visiting Stephens City. Local families, birthdays, and visitors are summarized from community notices.

Paper Mill Road News Briefs from Local Community

Mr and Mrs Carl Strickler spend time at Cape Charles. Mrs Nannie Wigginton aids Blue Ridge Camp and Herbert J Copenhaver Jr assists there. Weekend visitors include Charles Welsh from Maryland Thelma Byrd P A DeHaven of Winchester and others from Hagerstown Strasburg Beltsville and New Market. Mary Tobin convalesces after Memorial Hospital stay. Rain Sunday afternoon blessed gardens.

Paper Mill Road Carl Strickler Cape Charles Nannie Wigginton Blue Ridge Herbert J. Copenhaver, Jr Jacob Copenhaver Charles Welsh Maryland Thelma Byrd P. A. DeHaven Winchester Maxine Copenhaver Mary Tobin Memorial Hospital

Mt Williams News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Birth

Route 1 Strasburg couple names infant Donna Lynn to Mrs Virgie Sager. Fayetteville NC visitors stay with Aunt Bessie Stotler. Several families and friends visit in Brill Roswell and Aiken areas. Comrade Bible Class hosts church school. baptisms and travels noted among local residents. Chicks diet linked to yolk color.

Alan Francis Maynard Route 1 Strasburg Donna Lynn Maynard Virgie Maxine Sager

Births Reported For Strother and Brill Families

To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen Strother of 209 E Kern St a boy Charles Allen Strother Jr. Mrs Strother is Edith Foster. To Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brill Rt 2 a boy. Mrs Brill is Shirley Hershman.

Charles Allen Strother E. Kern Charles Allen Strother, Jr Strother Edith Foster Ray Brill Rt. 2 Brill Shirley Hershman

Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent Week Schedule

The Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent's schedule for July 14 to 19 lists activities each day. Events include meetings with Mrs Raymond Sandy in Stephens City, North Frederick 4H at Community Hall, foods leader training with Miss Margaret Flickinger, and picnics at Valley Mill Lions Shelter and White Hall. Note dated July 17 changes foods leader training to Northern Virginia Kitchen.

Frederick County Board of Supervisors Stephens City Raymond Sandy North Frederick Community Hall Home Demonstration Foods Margaret Flickinger North Virginia Kitchen Valley Mill Lions Shelter White Hall Lee Barney's Northern Virginia

Day in the Life of an Everyday American Woman

A glimpse into daily routines highlighting a young woman sewing at home in a rose-print cotton satin dress. The scene reflects ordinary domestic activities and fashion of the period.

Rosenberger Visitors Pocket Full of Guests

Visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Frye on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goode and their three sons, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mason and sons Marshall and Eddie, Mr. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frye and children Stevie Bennie Mary Timmie and Barbara. Also guests of Mr. and Mrs. H A Snapp were Miss Louvina Coulon of Altoona Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baker of Winchester, and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Willey of Middletown. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shook of Winchester spent Tuesday at the Frye home.

Mr. Williams Carson Allamong James Brewer Jeannette Whitlock Hurl Himelright Sallie Himelright Lee Fisher Arthur, Brewer Winchester Ethel Curl Hattie Beach Middleboro Ruth Watkins Lula Seals Babourville Belmont Rockwell Debbie Mark Nettie Fauver Ernest Ashwood Mary Elizabeth Kathleen Marika Whitacre Whitacre Pvt Benjamin Ashwood Fort Jackson D. C Winifred Ashwood Bonnie Virginia Beach Burson Chapman Washington, D. C Tilden Hopkins Merle Moore Delilah Bell Middletown Ernest Shook Frye

Creamy Mushroom Soup with Curried Butter Toasts

A creamy soup base blends condensed mushroom soup with chicken stock and light cream. Bite sized cereal squares are toasted in curry butter as a crunchy side.

Mrs. Oscar Levant Seeks Divorce After Fight

Mrs. Levant filed for divorce from pianist Oscar Levant after 18 years of marriage. She accused him of mental and physical cruelty, and cited a Wednesday night fight in which she said he threatened her with scissors. Levant moved out. no alimony set, but support for three daughters—Marcia 17, Lorna 15, Amanda 12—was requested.

Santa Monica Caif Oscar Levant Oscar June Levant Marcia Lorna Amanda

Centenary Circles to Meet Thursday

Centenary Church Circles 2 and 3 plan Thursday meetings at 5 P M at the Kiwanis Shelter. Mrs. Strosnider, a past president of the local Auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles, was elected president of the Eastern Regional Auxiliary at the Frederick Md convention. She will also attend the Grand International Convention in Chicago August 6 to 9 as Eastern Regional president and as a local auxiliary delegate.

Centenary Church Kiwanis

Modern Etiquette Q&A from a Bride Elect

A row of etiquette questions and answers covers party hosting by a sister of the bride elect, dancing etiquette for a man out of step, and luncheon etiquette about paying for a woman friend’s meal. The guidance warns against implying gifts and suggests inclusive evening parties, minimal commentary on partners’ dancing, and no obligation to pay.

Preaching duties shift to Rev P E Shealy at Pairview church

Cross Roads reports Rev P E Shealy will lead Fourth Sunday services in July and August at Pairview Lutheran Church at 3 p.m. due to the absence of Rev William V McCray. Shealy retires after 48 years in ministry and spent 37 years with the Virginia Synod while living near Winchester. Other local notes mention visits, family updates, illness, and travel.

Cross Roads Pairview Lutheran Church P. E. Shealy William V. McCray Shealy Winchester Synod of Virginia J. Robert McKee Branda Maxine McKee Ruby Kerns Melanie Oates West Virginia University Morgantown W. Va Kenzel Oates Dortohy Riley Thurman Whitacre Beverly Robert Whitacre McKeesport W. J. Line Dorothy Riley N. W. Oates Marvin Slonaker B. D. Murphy E. R. Prickett Fairmont Williamsbure

Don’t Talk About It, Hot Weather Calm Advice

Arizona Republic editorial urged readers not to dwell on heat warnings as temperatures climb to 116 degrees. The piece cautioned against feeding heated debates that compare current heat to past scorching days.

Phoenix Ariz Arizona Republic

Guest minister at Berryville Baptist Church Sunday

The Rev. F. Bernard LeSueur superintendent of the Virginia Baptist Home Culpeper will be guest minister at Berryville Baptist Church Sunday at 11 a.m. He is a University of Richmond and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary graduate and has pastored in Orange and Pittsylvania counties.

F. Bernard LeSueur Virginia Baptist Home Culpeper Berryville Baptist Church University of Richmond Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Orange Pittsylvania

Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon

English lesson notes common word pitfalls. Misused fire meaning discharge from work should be avoided. Pronounce cicada as si kay dah with stress on second syllable. Lessen is to make less and lesson is instruction. Portentous means an omen foreshadowing ill.

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