Local social notes include travels and visits across states
News WW omen for News WW omen for Personals Mr and Mrs Thomas E Graham and grandson Billy left Friday for a month's tour across the United States. Mr and Mrs Theodore Melester and Mr and Mrs Fenton Traver of Nain are visiting in southern Maryland. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hardy spent the past weekend in Atlanta. John Arnold son of Mr and Mrs Lester Arnold received a Fellowship from the Presbyterian Church US under the Campus Christian Life Program and will minister to students at the University of Houston. address 1318 Oakdale St Houston 4 Tex. Randy DiPrisco son of Mr and Mrs Felix DiPrisco returned home from Winchester Memorial Hospital recovering from injuries from a recent accident. Mr and Mrs William Dunn and children Barbara Debbie and Billy of Virginia Beach are guests of Mr and Mrs Lester Arnold Sr and Mr and Mrs John Eddy. Among those who played in the Home and Home Golf Match at Fauquier Springs Club in Warrenton were Frank Whitesell Evans Kline Charles Evans Bert Killen Hap Revell Dr E C Stuart Jr Ralph Jordan Dr Clayton Anderson Ralph Halfen Bill Gentry Billy Phillips Cliff Edwards Jim Daniels George Pulley Carl Campbell Robert Heltzel Al Wenzel Uat Joyner Tom Monahan and Charles Synder.
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John Arnold
Lester Arnold
Presbyterian Church, US
Christian Life
University of Houston
Oakdale St
Houston
Tex
Faquier Springs Club
Warrenton
Frank Whitesell
Evans Kline
Charles Evans
Bert Killen
Hap Revell
E. C. Stuart, Jr
Ralph Jordan
Clayton Anderson
Ralph Halfen
Bill Gentry
Billy Phillips
Cliff Edwards
Jim Daniels
George Pulley
Carl Campbell
Robert Heltzel
al Wenzel
Uat Joyner
Tom Monaham
Charles Synder
Women of Moose Hold Meeting in Winchester Chapter
The Women of the Moose Chapter 1367 met at the Moose Home with Senior Regent presiding. Mrs Emma Line and Mrs Elmer Vance received red tassels for completing one year in the College of Regents. Ritual practice is set for July 18 and the next meeting July 28 features planned entertainment.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Albert Taylor
Taylor
Emma Line
Elmer Vance
College of Regents
Charles Town
Winchester
College of Regent's
Fredericks County Council of Churches Sets July Meeting
The Fredericks County Council of Churches will meet on July 21 at 8 pm at the Kiwanis Shelter in Senseny Park. Officers for the coming year will be elected at this gathering.
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Fredericks County
Correction Call Numbers for Shawnee Yard Party Auction
Citizens asked to donate food for the Shawnee Yard Party and Auction on July 30 at 5 pm. Please call the listed Missouri numbers to arrange contributions and note a corrected contact.
Births Reported For July Fifteenth
Birth notices list seven newborns with parent names and addresses. Keith Gregory Coffman born to Ronald Nomin Coffman and Hazel Belle Mason. Eugene Brown Jr. born to Eugene Brown Purtlebaugh and Viola Orndorff. Jeffrey Carlton Fox born to Grover Thomas Fox and Magnolia Morris. Edward Mark Williams born to Earl Lee Williams and Mary Jane Strater. Pamela Denise Homer born to William Nelson Homer Jr. and Ruby Jacqulyn Baker. Carol Sue Drummond Benner born to James Grantham Benner and Carol Sue Drummond. Tammy Sue Teets born to Theodore Franklin Teets and Susan Self.
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Ronald Nomin Coffman
E. Gerrard Sr
Keith Gregory
Coffman
Hazel Belle Mason
Eugene Brown Purtlebaugh
Route 3
Eugene Brown, Jr
Purtlebaugh
Viola Orndorff
Grover Thomas Fox
Rokeby Farm
Upperville
Jeffrey Carlton
Fox
Magnolia Morris
Earl Lee Williams
Baker-Knight Sr
Edward Mark
Williams
Mary Jane Strater
William Nelson Homer, Jr
Glaize Ave
Pamela Denise
Homer
Ruby Jacqulyn Baker
James Grantham Benner
Brucetown
Benner
Carol Sue Drummond
Thedore Franklin Teets
Romney
Tammy Sue
Sve
Susan Self
Smith Frye Reunion Planned for Middleway Lawn Picnic
The descendants of the Smith and Frye families in Middleway West Virginia will hold their third annual reunion on July 24 at 1 p.m. The event will be an old fashioned picnic on the lawn at Scollay Hall in Middleway.
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Smith
Colonial Garden Club Meeting and Picnic Planned
The Colonial Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 1:00 PM at the Winchester Golf Club. A picnic is scheduled at the Rosenberger Farm at 6:30 PM.
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Colonial Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
Rosenberger Farm
Please Phone Your Social Items To Nancy Pennypacker
Social and personal notices requesting readers to phone Nancy Pennypacker in Missouri to share social items. Centered on Mrs Pennypacker’s newsroom communications. Includes contact MO 2 3419 for submissions.
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Nancy Pennypacker
Calendar of events July 8 evening listings featured
A compiled schedule shows various groups meeting at 8 p m including Madison Lodge VFW Auxiliary Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel Frederick County Vol Fireman's Assn FCFA Lions at George Washington Hotel Lord Fairfax Club Board of Control Exchange Club Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous Eagles Auxiliary SPCA Welcome Wagon BPOE Elks Stephens City Fire Co Teen-Age Lounge at War Memorial Building plus Lions at 12 15 p m on July 19 and other club gatherings through the evening at multiple venues such as the George Washington Hotel and Elks home.
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Madison Lodge
VFW
Posthome
George Washington Hotel
Frederick County
Vol. Fireman's Assn
FCFA
Lions
Lord Fairfax Club
Board of Control Exchange Club
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Eagles
SPCA
Bpoe Club
Elks Home
Stephens City Fire Co
Etiquette tips on letters greetings and garnishes
A reader asks for a bread and butter note to a boy's mother after a weekend visit. Guidance is given on thanking the host, and addressing the mother properly. Additional advice covers eating garnish and how a woman should rise when a man offers a handshake.
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Boyd
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
Reading includes words often misused and mispronounced with examples. It explains distinct meanings for eliciting truth and illicit trade. The piece defines amenity amenable pronunciation and ends with a daily word study on legacy and bequest.
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W. L. Gordon
From Rain To Fair Jingle For Tenacious Mail Carriers
Knoxville humor centers on a postman R H Miles who crafted the slogan Rain or fair the mail gets there. A misaddressed letter began at 922 Rain Ave and finally reached his route at 922 Fair Ave proving the adage true and drawing local amusement.
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Knoxville
Tenn
R. H. Miles
Dramatic Summer Dance Dresses by Pat Sandler
Two gowns feature white supima organdy and black white gingham with velvet trim. The left dress shows a fitted sleeve less bodice and a full skirt scalloped with velvet strips and gingham hem. The right dress has a camisole bodice with gingham trim and velvet outlines, plus an organdy skirt accent.
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Pat Sandler
Dear Abby Advice Column Snips Share Social Struggles
Readers seek guidance on social duties for spouses and teens. A non social husband avoids school fairs and church suppers while a wife argues his presence benefits children. Other letters discuss fashion limits, appointment timing, and doctor wait times with Abby offering pointed, practical replies.
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Abby
New Fall Fashions Display Feminine Outlines and Luxurious Fabrics
New York designers open the 35th National Press Week with a shift toward fluid feminine outlines for fall. Soft lines, wide furs, glittering fabrics, and lavish evening wear dominate, with long gowns, fur trimmings, jewel embroidery, and a palette of deep purples blues greens and browns.
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New York
Skyline Drive Anniversary Campfire Programs Planned
Three campfire programs mark the twenty ninth anniversary of Skyline Drive construction. A Lewis Mountain Campfire Circle event was held last night, Skyland Campfire Circle tonight, and Big Meadows Amphitheater Tuesday at 8 15 p m. The programs aim to help visitors understand and enjoy the park. Groundbreaking began July 18 1931.
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Skyline Drive
Lewis Mountain
Skyland Campfire Circle
Big Meadows
Salt Lake City Sees Three Straight 103 Degree Days
The city records a third consecutive 103 degree day in Salt Lake City. Each 103 tied or broke the date record, with Sunday’s 103 marking another daily high in the ongoing heat wave. The all time high is 106 degrees set July 21, 1931, while 1934 had a 103 on the date.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Man Declines Protection Then Is Attacked With Hatchet
In Little Rock Arkansas James Singleton a Black man refused a five cent protection offer from a stranger on a Saturday night. He was struck with a hatchet sustaining a knot on the head and cuts to the arm and shoulder though not seriously injured according to police officer B D Wells.
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Little Rock
Ark
James Singleton
Singleton
B.D. Wells
Library board seeks means to raise budget
The Library Board discussed ways to increase funding for repairs improvements or expansion. In 1959 the total budget was 17000 dollars with 6000 from Judge Handley’s fund 9000 from the City and 600 from the state. Fines from overdue books provided the remaining income. The board reports four full time employees at 11000 dollars in 1959. this year three full time and five part time staff total 8000 dollars. Costs for books maintenance utilities insurance and periodicals rise annually and income decreased by 2600 dollars in 1959.
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Oe Ee ST Ae
Handley
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