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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1952
Page
10
A marriage notice notes a ceremony at Bethany Church in West Virginia with the Slavin couple and mentions travel plans to Europe. It also lists Dr Opesol Canenebe and Mr Allen Branner among attendees and associates, with other names tied to Dunlap Leetak and Niagara Falls.
At 6 30 p m American Legion meet at Mrs Cammer. 7 45 p m Exchange Club Board of Control. 8 p m Moose Club. 8 p m Lodge. 8 p m Welltown M Y PF at Welltown Methodist. 7 p m Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel. 8 p m Welltown W S C S with Mrs I W Ebert on Richard Ave.
Dorothy Pangle served as maid of honor and the bride's only attendant. Robert Mee acted as best man. Mrs Shendow and Mr Shendow plan to move after a Myrtle Beach wedding trip. The couple recently graduated and plan a future together.
Miss Smith En To Wilson Coulson announces the engagement of Marjorie Jen to Wilson H son of Mr and Mrs David Coul e at Sue Post. The wedding is planned for September with Robert Harrison as guest of honor.
Miss Wright wed Mr Marco on May 31 at 4 PM in Trinity Lutheran Church. The couple, Mary Jo Wright and John Jean Brent Marco, are the children of local residents Mr and Mrs P B Wright and Mr and Mrs Alexander E Marco. The event included a reception with salads and homemade soups and desserts at Centenary Church.
A guidance piece urges women to use tact timing and tolerance to smooth family life. It advises open discussion of daily mechanics and conflicts, budgeting, chores, and rights to build harmonious relations and develop skills for broader life.
Fair View E A B Church at Nain will hold a yard party Saturday starting at 5 p m. Attendees will enjoy country ham homemade cake pies and ice cream.
A brief note on the mispronunciation of Picot in embroidery and the common misspelling of Indict. It explains pronouncing pe-ko with e as in pea and o as in no for Picot.
A fragment discusses funeral condolence customs and call etiquette. It mentions a bereaved family member receiving guests and passing actions, noting a close friend or relative is involved. Details are unclear but emphasize respectful behavior during visits.
The source text is unclear and garbled about a 100 ton tank in World War II. It mentions the United States and mass production in Europe but lacks verifiable details or clear attribution.
The regular meeting of District 12, Graduate Nurses' Association, is set for Friday at 8 p.m. at 213 Mechanic Street in Luray with Mrs. Imogene Grove presiding.
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