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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1928

Page

3

Young Educators Wed Near Slanesville West Virginia

A wedding of Miss Bula ckman of Slanesville and Mr. Robert Deem of Parson took place yesterday at noon at the Presbyterian Church in Parson with Rev. Dr. F. T. McFade officiating. The bride wore white georgette and corsage of Killarney rosebuds. attendees included Mrs. Thomas Boyd as matron of honor and the groom as best man. The couple plans a Niagara honeymoon, then home in Parson after July 20.

Robert Deem W. Va Bulackman Slanesville The Presbyterian Church F. T. McFade Killarney Thomas Boyd Parson Niagara Uly Isaac Hoffman Slanesville High School Shepherd College Washington D. G. School For Art Boyd Deem Pargon High School Atlanta William P. Colquitt Lucy Thompson Cokalpus Ga Rs. 8. C. Colquitt R. A. Thompson Presbyterian Manse F. T. McFaden

Winchester social season hosts visitors and neighbors

House Party hosted by Miss Margaret Richard brings guests from Clareddon Virginia New Orleans Louisiana The Plains Virginia New York City Washington Baltimore and more. Week features teas theatre parties dances at Jordan Springs Hotel and music by Dunns Virginians. Local residents visit friends travel stops noted across Virginia Maryland and Washington area.

Margaret Richard Elizabeth Rees Clareddon Catherine Smith New Orleans Hetty Reid Turner the Plains Mary Jane New York City Mittie Turner Plains Marie Rutiedze Washington, D. C Eugne Delcour Baltimore Jordan Springs Dunn Virginians Bill” Norton

Garden tour group visits Charlottesville area and Monticello

A party of fruit growers tours Shenandoah Caverns and orchards near Mount Jackson stopping at Harrrisonburg Staunton Waynesboro Greenwood Crozet and Crozet peach orchards. They will be hosted by the Charlottesville Chamber of Commerce and dine at the Monticello Hotel after visits to Monticello and the University of Virginia and then proceed to Washington to inspect federal trial grounds at Arlington.

Shenandoah Caverns Mount Jackson Harrisonburg Staunton Waynesboro C. P. McCue Greenwood Crozet Charlottesville F. E B. Merrifield

Quote on avoiding censure by living cautiously

The aphorism notes that escaping censure is harder than earning applause and requires a life free of foolish acts. It cites philosopher Hume to emphasize restraint and continual self discipline.

Hume

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