Local Votes and Wedding News At Winchester
Miss Elizabeth Scott Hengeveld became the bride of Captain Marion Augustus Bradshaw USAF in a First Baptist ceremony officiated by Dr. E. T. Clark. The wedding featured lace gowns, blue and pink gowns, and a reception at the parents’ home. Also reported are club meetings, visits, and local notices including garden club plans and community events.
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First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Scott Hengeveld
Marion Augustus Bradshaw
USAF
E. T. Clark
Ralph G. Hengeveld
Latane Ave
T. Bradshaw
Greenville
N. C
Virginia Bradshaw
Wasohn Bee
John We
Washington
John Mayo Jr
William Mayo
Mildred Jones
Griegg
Saxheirs
Handley School
Westhampton College
Richmond
Medical College of Virginia
MacDill AF Base
North Carolina State College
Aever
Asheville
Clarke Theatre Group Presents The Case of the Goldsmiths Assistant
Clarke county radio group Blue Ridge Players will stage The Case of the Goldsmiths Assistant at 10 p.m. Wednesday on WINC. The half hour thriller stars a jealous goldsmith and follows the crime surrounding his death with local cast members and director Mrs. Tyree Dillard Jr. The troupe, formed in May, collaborates with Front Royal Theatre Guild of the Air and rehearses at the director’s home.
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WINC
The
Blue Ridge Players
Clarke County Theatre Group
Richard E. Byrd
Alexander MacKay-Smith
Roland G. Mitchell
Agnes Mitchell
Julian Everly
George Macrae
Tyree Dillard Jr
William B. Watkins Jr
Clarke County Group
Front Royal Theatre Guild of the Air
Millwood Episcopal Church
Edward B. Lee
White Post
Mae Lanham
Boyce
Hollywood
Swamp Road Farm
Alice Sommaripa
Clay Carr
Dillard
Ohio
R. N. Craighill
Millwood
Front Royal
Glos Couple Begins Visit in New York State
Captain and Mrs L W Glos from St Petersburg Fla have left for Richmondville New York to visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs G K Wager before returning to Florida after a stay with Mr and Mrs L Jackson on Morgan Street.
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New York State
Calendar of events for Winchester area on July 18
Schedule lists dozens of local meetings and social events. 4-H girls project work with Mrs Williams and Delilah Bell at 10 AM, VFW auxiliary social at 7:30 PM, municipal band at 8 PM, Lions club at 12:15 PM, Lord Fairfax Garden club at 2:30 PM, Bible study at 7:30 PM, Rebekah Lodge initiation at 8 PM, Moose club at 8 PM, Kiwanis at 12:30 PM, Winchester-Clarke Garden club at 3 PM, Round Hill 4-H at 1 PM, Stephens City HD postponement to July 27, Sunday school picnic at Braddock Church, White Hall 4-H at 7:30 PM, GAA social at 126 N Washington at 9:30 PM, Elks at 10 PM, and a radio performance of The Case of the Goldsmiths Assistant at 10 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Delilah Bell
VFW
de Baker
Woodland Veers Circle
Robert Glass
Wendell Goode
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Jessie C. Hall
Oates Ave
Herbert Solenberger
Winchester Civic League
First Baptist Church
Winchester Rebekah Lodge
Lodge Hall
Moose Club
Kiwanis Club
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
William H. Wilmer
Millwood
Round Hill
Nelson Carpenter
Stephens City
Miller Barley
Braddock Steee
Willow Lawn
White Hall
Stonewall School
GAA
T. F. Timberlake
N. Washington St
Elks Club
Goldsmith
WINC
Blue Ridge
Garden Club Picnic and Community Notices in Frederick County
Garden club members and husbands enjoyed a picnic supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bond in Frederick County with co hostesses named. Mrs. Coffman won blue ribbon for Spirit of Summer and Mrs. Green won red ribbon for general arrangement. A Young Adult class hosted a shower for Mr. and Mrs. Colon Lowe at Floyd Ginn home with numerous local attendees listed. Winchester Rebekah lodge degree team to attend initiation in lodge hall at 8 p.m. Tuesday in formal attire. Maynard Hausenfluck and family and Kenneth Seale return from Charleston vacation with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Fredericktown
Lowe
Colon Lowe
Floyd Ginn
E. J. Hicks
William Orndorff
Billy
Jimmy
Joanna
Alfred Snapp
Ruth
Bill Boyd
David
George Branner
Lanny
C. H. Gore
Ethel Wisecarver
Royston Lee
Robert Branner
Dixie Lane
Sam Rinard
Salome Lowery
Irene
Mary Elizabeth
Russell Robertson
Bill Bly
Peggy
Alfred Rinker
Betty
Nelson Grover
B. L. Snapp
George
Edna Snapp
Alvin Wenzel
John Lowe
Allen Tevalt
A. W. Sours
Bessie Ginn
Winchester Rebekah Lodge
Charleston
Maynard Hausenfluck
Sandra
Karen
Lynn
Maureen
Stephens City
Kenneth Seale
Winchester
W. Va
Carr Undergoing Eye Treatment at Winchester Hospital
Mr. Clay Carr of Boyce is under treatment for an eye condition at Winchester hospital.
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Carr
Clay Carr of
Boyce
Winchester Hospital
Births in Berryville Front Royal and Bluemont Families
Birth notices list July 17 deliveries to Rev. Arthur Brown and Mary Brown of Berryville a boy. Also Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oliver Bluemont a girl and Helen Longerbeam. July 16 births to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broy Berryville a boy. Austin Riley Berryville a boy. Donald Baumgardner Front Royal a girl Vera Alcoke.
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Arthur Brown
Berryville
Brown
Mary
Joseph Oliver
Bluemont
Oliver
Helen Longerbeam
Robert Broy
Broy
Helen Tumblin
Austin Riley
Riley
Kathleen Pitta
Donald Baumgardner
Front Royal
Baumgardner
Vera Alcoke
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Introductions
Roberta Lee answers onboarding etiquette questions about introducing a married woman to a single woman, timing for the bread and butter letter, and whether a bride in traveling dress should carry a bouquet, suggesting a corsage instead.
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Mrs. Jones
Miss Smith
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
W L Gordon discusses common English usage focusing on phrasing for events and placements. He explains proper emphasis in pronunciation for discharge and notes frequent misspellings such as column and volume.
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W. L. Gordon
Word study prompt about cogent appeal
The note introduces today word cogent meaning appealing to reason and convincing. It explains pronunciation guidance and invites readers to master one word daily to build vocabulary.
Rotary Names Committees for 1949-50 by President White
Rotary announces 1949-50 committees with C Ridgely White as president. Aims and Objects chaired by C Marks, International led by KE Browning, Vocational by T Powers, Community by F L Largent Jr. Club Service includes subcommittees led by D E Leatherman and E P Browning with numerous members. Under Community Service are Crippled Children Rural Urban Student Loan and Public Information with respective chairs and members.
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C. Ridgely White
Aims and Objects
Co. Ridgely White
C. P. Marks
T. C. Powers
Homer E. Alberti
E. P. Browning
F. L. Sargent Jr
Charles P. Marks
International Service
KE. P. Browning
McSherry Lupton
W. S. Hough
Co. V. Eddy
T. Co. Powers
L. W
Crippled Children
B. B. Dutton
J. R. Bernd Jr
B. M. Knight Jr
C. Oo. VanDeusen
W. W. Hunt
W. M. Bond
C. S. Milton
H. B. Stine
J. W. Arthur
F. Stine
Student Loan
C. D. Grim
W.N. Page
P. J. Marshall
Rush Aims to Head Potomac Edison Employes Assn
Dick Rush meter supervisor for Northern Virginia Power Co. is a nominee for president of the Potomac Edison Employes Assn. Ballot results, concluded last week, will be announced soon to install officers by Aug. 1. Rush has a decade with the local company. The only other local nominee is C. H. Bailey for vice president of the southern division, running against Howard Stine of Winchester, connected to the Luray office.
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Dick Rush
Northern Virginia Power Co
Potomac Edison
Earth axis wobble limited to small, irregular shifts
The pole exhibits a wobble of a few feet as latitude readings vary by station. No systematic directional drift has been detected within the period of precise measurements.
Enchanting Dress Pattern Offers for Mother and Child
Two sewing patterns from ANNE ADAMS promise matching outfits for mother and child with chic banded skirts. Pattern 4513 covers sizes 12 through 20 and 40 with 43.5 yards of fabric for size 16. Pattern 4502 covers sizes 2 through 10 needing 214 yards for size 6. Both include illustrated instructions and cost 25 cents each.
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Mother
Anne Adams
Winchester
Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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Fielder Ave
Tampa
Mrs. Wilmer
Paul Peter
Garden Club of Virginia
Doris Kirk
Ellen Knootz
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Sally Howe Jones
First Baptish Church
New York City
Elmer Ours
Sebert Smith
Mississippi
John Carr
Greenie
Johnny
Clarksdale
Miss
Burnt Church
Burnt Presbyterian Church
Albin
Hugh Solenberger
Henry Brown
Alma Crosen
Ralph Brown
Carl Whittaker
C. E. Kline
This City
Mesdames H. W. Butler Sr
Robert Y. Conrad
Ralph Pollard
Carolyn Hunter
Sunay Friday
Seventh District of American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Tait
Pollard
Will
Betty Jo Hildebrandt
Buzella Jackson
M. A. Bradshaw
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Notust
Huwtshervis Aivincer Ds
Clarke Theatre Group
Virginia Beach
J. T. Kremer
Janey
Tommie
Jefferson St
Gay Manor Hotel
Miss Singhas
Girls State
Blacksburg
Elizabeth Keith Browning
Thelma Louise Stickley
Middletown
Patricia Ann Barton
Betty Fishback
Dolores Coffelt
Stonewall High School
Gloria Jane Schulze
Frederick County
VPI
Coffelt
Frances Patricia Hollis
Gore
Herb Farm Shop
Preuss
Wender’s
Pana
Tos
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Roberta Lee
Cogent
Stephens City High School
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rotary
P E
G. P
Lovett Bros
Loudoun
Haldeman
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
J. R. Alexander, Jr
OLDS
Heatwolk Motor Co
Jen
James Lees & Sons
Cather
Timberlake's
Shoe Center
the Accessory
Pocket Books
Tommie Coats
R W. Boscawen
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