Gentry Weds Largent At Charlottesville Chapel
Miss Lelia Browning Gentry daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmett Newton Gentry Crozet Virginia and Max Dale Largent son of Mr and Mrs Flournoy Leonard Largent Sr of this city will marry at 4 p m tomorrow at the University chapel in Charlottesville The double ring ceremony will be performed by Rev Johnbert Stiff The bride will be given in marriage by her father Also noted are visitors to Roanoke and Shenandoah Valley trips with families from Pittsburgh and Washington and a hospitalized local caretaker after an infected hand incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Browning Gentry
Emmett Newton Gentry
Crozet
Max Dale Largent
Flournoy Leonard Largent Sr
University Chapel
Chardettesville
Johnbert Stiff
Calendar of events listing July gatherings
Evening schedule notes daylight saving times for events. July 16 features Woodmen of the World at IOOF lodge. July 18 includes Nurses Alumnae Association meeting at Nurses home, Municipal band at Rouss hall, and Madison lodge gathering at IOOF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioof Lodge
Rouss Hall
Madison Lodge
Ioof
Local births and visits noted in community column
A column lists several births including a girl for Mr and Mrs Purcy Stultz and a girl for Mr and Mrs Rufus Boyce, plus a boy for Mr and Mrs Edward Householder and twin girls for Mr and Mrs Morrison. It also mentions visits by Misses Beatrice O Connell Ann Robinson Kitty Lou Arnold Betsy Conklin and Mr Charles Stuart to Virginia Beach and homecomings of Jeffcoats and Manns in Burlington, and trips by Mrs Olney and infant Luke, Mr Harry Dunn from Staunton, and the Masters family in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach
Beatrice O'Connell
Ann Robinson
Kitty Lou Arnold
Betsy Conklin
Charles Stuart
Jeffcoats
Manns
Burlington
W. C. Jeffcoat
Frank Mann
Linda Fay
N. C
Wilber Jeffcoat
Miss Sue Anderson Honored at Shower
Mrs. Jack Smith hosted a linen shower at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at her mother Mrs. B W Largent home in honor of Miss Ida Sue Anderson who will wed Mr. Marshall Farmer at 4 30 p.m. August 1. Guests included Mrs. C R Anderson Mrs F L Largent Mrs Bernard Groves Mrs Cecil Herbauh Mrs Douglas Butler and Mrs Allen Carpenter. Also present were Miss Nancy Butler Jane Greenwalt and Ellen Largent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Smith
B. W. Largent
S. Stewart Sr
Ida Sue Anderson
Marshall Farmer
C. R. Anderson
F. L. Largent
Bernard Groves
Cecil Herbaugh
Douglas Butler
Allen Carpenter
Nancy Butler
Jane Greenwalt
Ellen Largent
Webber Reunion Draws 89 Relatives in Greencastle
The annual Webber reunion on July 11 at Jerome R. King playgrounds Greencastle Pa drew 89 relatives and friends. Officers elected included Chester Webber president Wesley Webber vice president Clara Davis secretary treasurer and Lor raine Webber in charge of recreation. A Virginia return was voted with a free offering for the playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Jerome R. King
Greencastle
Chester Webber
Wesley Webber
Clara Davis
Hazel Morrison
Lorraine Webber
Virginia
Martha Kay Mentzer
Fred Mentzer
Charles
Susan
Evelyn Shade
Frances Shade
Winchester
John Morrison
Edward Harman
I. F. Allamong
Hazel
Dorothy
Doris Morrison
Mary Jane Webber
Marie Harman
Stephenson
Betty Lou Morrison
Grimes
Roy Miller
Patsy Sims
Robert Miller
Bunker Hill
Glenville Barnery
Rodger
Glenda Lois
Paul Mong
Pikeside
Hamilton Webber
Nimrod Mong
Jo Ann
Martinsburg
John Mong
Billie
Joyce
William Mong
Anna Mong
Avice Webber
Shepherdstown
Albert Webber
Loraine
Mildred
Ruby Webber
Glen Webber
Arthur Webber
Roy Webber
Jackie
George
Geraldine
Judith Ann
George Webber
Bruce Davis
Melvin
Donnie
Joseph Davis
Chambersburg
Roy Largent
Marion
Ed Largent
Eugene Gerhardt
Carlisle
George Ehrhart
Dana Ehrhart
Mary Stevens
Strausburg
Edith Webber
Louise Webber
Betty Lou
Kenneth Rawlings
Meda Pa
Personal Notices From Stephens City Area Readers
Personal items list residents and visitors across Stephens City and nearby towns. Updates include Elaine Anderson confined at home on EB Germain St with slight improvement, H C Richard returning from Norristown Pa visit, W L Arme l returning from Hayfield, T V Sumption hosting Cecil Wyant and Connie from Fredericksburg, Connie and Ann Haymaker visiting Elmer Meadows in Salem Va, M S Lockhart recovering after Memorial Hospital operation, and Ira Allman with family visiting Effie Steele and Jack Doughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Anderson
Carrie Anderson
EB. Germain St
H. C. Richard
E. Germain St
Norristown
Frank Light
W. L. Arme
S. Cameron St
Wilson I. Derflinger
Hayfield
T. V. Sumption
Cecil Wyant
Connie
Fredericksurg
Ann Haymaker
George Haymaker
White Post
Elmer Meadows
Salem
M. S. Lockhart
Richard Ave
Memorial Hospital
Harry Byrd III Birthday Swimming Party At Grandparents Home
This afternoon Harry Byrd III celebrated his sixth birthday with a swimming party at his grandparents home in Berryville. Guests included Fenton Nelson, Margaret Marks, Alice Harrison, Patricia Donovan, Billy Kuykendall, Toni Smith, Janie Booth, Ann Vaughan, Sheila McGuire, Brian Doucherty, Diana Watkins, Ann Sargent, Sallie Scully and many more. Dr and Mrs William Shafer arrived to visit relatives at the Shafer family home on Boscawen Street while Dr Shafer continues medical work in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Byrd III
Berryville
Fenton Nelson
Margaret Marks
Alice Brice Harrison
Patricia Donovan
Billy Kuykendall
Toni Smith
Janie Booth
Ann Tucker Vaughan
Shelia McGuire
Brian Doucherty
Diana Watkins
Ann Sargent
Sallie Bruce Scully
Tom Kern
Carrington
Durcan Harrison
Punky Robinson
Larry Hockman
Jerry Stern
Chip Hardy
Graham Dougherty
Ridge White Jr
John Carr
Reggie Baker
Stuart Masters
Dougie Bell
Lawson Hockman
Neddie B. Browning
Tom Scully Jr
Pamplin Family to Visit Here This Weekend
Mr. John Pamplin of Raleigh North Carolina will arrive Saturday to join Mrs. Pamplin and their daughter visiting Mrs. Pamplin’s parents Mr and Mrs W W Glass. The Pamplins plan to return to Raleigh on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamplin
John Pamplin
Raleigh N. C
Novel Cooking Features Life at Camp White Rock
The two week session at Camp White Rock ends with busy activities. Cabin unit cooks a pocket stew while Wilderness unit enjoys a jungle breakfast and chalks up constellations. Bluff unit explores green stick cooking and bean holes. River unit stages a mountaineer party and an overnight canoe trip. Visitors day features swimming, supper, Scouts Own and retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rock
River Unit
Scouts Own
Camp
Waile
Scout camping groups greet new arrival for two weeks
A fresh group of Scouts arrives this Saturday for a two week camping period. Winchester girls in the second camping period are listed by cabin units with numerous names including Robbin Arthur Carolyn Arnold and Barbara Bickers in Cabin, Patricia Bixby and Margaret Fay Crisman in Wilderness, Suzanne Barr and Carolyn Coperhaver in Bluff, plus Ann Jones as Counsellor in Training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Cabin
Robbin Arthur
Carolyn Arnold
Headley Barnsley
Barbara Bickers
Mary Greenway Carr
Sally McFadden
Sarah Jane Slonaker
Helen Metz Solenberger
Anne Taylor
Emilie Wood
Patricia Bixby
Margaret Fay Crisman
Joan Dorsey
Phyllis Fansler
Kathryn Flory
Shirley
Modern Etiquette Questions From Roberta Lee Advice Column
Roberta Lee answers readers on engagement gifts dietary manners and letter etiquette. A fiancés gift should be affordable for both parties. Olives are eaten with fingers not a fork. A letter of introduction should not be sealed.
Radar Abbreviation Means Radio Direction and Ranging
Radar stands for radio direction and ranging an abbreviated form explaining its origin in radar technology and radar systems used for detecting objects at a distance.
Little Women charm pattern 4859 offers sundress and school jumper
Winchester Star promotes Pattern 4859 for girls sizes 6 through 14. The sundress and blouse design features simple sewing, tested fit and illustrated instructions. Includes yardage guides for size 10 and order details with address. A summer pattern book and catalog offer additional patterns and a sun tan halter with built in bra for fifteen cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Reynolds Store News Item from Virginia's North Reynolds
Mrs. John P. Omps has returned home from the hospital. Mr. Charles Crouse is in Winchester hospital. Miss Pauline Pearl is sick at home. Miss Tressa Disk spent Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Purcell Dicks of Sunnyside. The Blue Grass farm turned out a lot of grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crouse
Winchester Hospital
Pauline Pearl
Tressa Disk
Mrs. Purcell Dicks
Sunnyside
Blue Grass
Picnic Planned by Opequon Church Sunday School
Members and families of the Sunday school at 2nd Opequon Presbyterian church plan an annual picnic at Cacapon park. Departures from the church are at 9:30 a.m. EST with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and communion at 7:30 p.m. EST officiated by Rev. Robert Bradford and Rev. Joseph Duckwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Opequon Presbyterian Church
Cacapon Park
Robert Bradford
Joseph Duckwall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lelia Gentry
Max Largent
Mr. and
Mrs. Baker
Earl Baker
Gary Ave
R. G. Leighty
Mary Susan
Alice Leighty
Gilbert Smith
Gilbert Jr
Donna
Pittsburgh
Baker
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Mrs
T. E. Prailman
Roanoke
B. E. Prailman
E. P. Bean
S. Stewart St
Mrs. Bean
M. J. Triplett
Washington
Herbert Brathwaite
Clarence Brathwaite
N. Braddock St
Rock Enon
Brook’s Pharmacy
Angel Food
Tiny Pastry Shop
Loudoun ST
the Evening Star
Purcy Stultz
Parkway
Rufus Boyce
Edward Householder
Clearbrook
Lester Carl Foster
Rt. 2
Stephens City
Douglas Morrisons
S. Kent St
Morrison
Miss Hilplett
Harry Dunn
Staunton
Continental Oilco
Ingleside Hotel
Virginia Petroleum Industries
Masters
Baltimore
George B. Masters
Morgan St
California Fancy
Frankfurters
Chuck Roast
Miss Sue Anderson
Btn. Engl Sete
Steauinc
Gorham
W. Bescawen St
Phane
George Weyerhaeuser
Cupid
Tacoma
Wash
Virginia Lee Wagner
International
Mrs. Shafer
William H. Shafer
R. A. Shafer
Boscawen St
Dr. Shefer
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Miami, Flo
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Camp White Rock
BY Jody Armstrong
Roberta Lee
Reynolds Store
Opequon School
Commercia & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Adies
Worth’s
N. Loudoun ST
Lipton
Vb Prig
The
Fogd Center
Brannon’s Cleaners
S & F Bargain Store
N. Cameron St
Wheels
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Cather
Cather & Moling
Timberlake
Winchester Furniture CO
Main ST
Amergan
Les
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