Miss Nan L Zirkle Marries Lt Franklin D Taylor
Nan Louise Zirkle of Steams City became the bride of Lt Franklin D Taylor of Crossdinction in Braddock Street Church. The couple will live at Dover Air Force Base Delaware after a short wedding trip. Lt Taylor is a pilot and graduate of Ways Wood High School. The bride is a flight hostess for MATS in the U S Air Force stationed at Charleston AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Louise Zirkle
Steams City
Franklin D. Taylor
Cross Dincti
Glock
Braddock Street
A. M. Zirkle
Stephens
Taylor
A. W. Taylor
Gross Junction
Meath
Charles Taylor
Alexand@ria
Shere
Charlies Taylor
Stylor
Ejmes Wood High School
MATS
U. S. Air Force
Charleston Air Force Base
Arleston
Tages Wood High School
Dover Air Force Base
Dover
Del
c@uple
Winchester Clarke Garden Club Meets at The Briars
The Winchester Clarke Garden Club met at The Briars in Boyce with Mrs James M Helm presiding. A flower show is set for August 2 at the War Memorial Building and Mrs French Lee of the Old Frederickstown Garden Club spoke on Aquilegia the club flower. Awards were announced for specimens and arrangements with multiple members receiving blues reds and yellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester - Clarke Garden Club
James M. Helm
Boyce
Biuart Row
War Memorial
French Lee
Frederickstown Garden Club
Stuart Row
Robert Lozier
J. W. Arthur
M. E. Bradfield
Irvan O'Connell
Ralph Hardy
Alvin Pennypacker
Helm
Domestic Travel Notes From Local Residents
Mrs Paul F Rosenberger and children return Thursday to West Leicester Street after ten days at Virginia Beach. Mrs Harry F Byrd Jr and children Thomas and Beverley leave tomorrow for ten days with Mrs Stimpson in Oster ville Massachusetts. Mrs Stimpson formerly Miss Margaret Byrd of Winchester. Mr and Mrs James M Thomson II of Alexandria spend weekend with Mr and Mrs Joseph A Massie Jr at their Courtfield Avenue home. Mr and Mrs Thomas G Scully depart Monday for Virginia Beach for a two day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F Rosenberger
West Leicester St
Virginia Beach
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Thomas
Beverley
Harry F. Stimpson
Osterville
Mass
James M. Thomson, II
Alexandria
Mrs. Thomson
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Courtfield Avenue
Thomas G. Scully
Grady Laffman
Roy FE. Potts, Jr
Enchanted Forest
Baltimore
James H Digges
Harold Potts
Christie
Sally
Carrol
Big Meadows
Harold Potts, Jr
Roy E. Potts
Gilbert Royston
Jeannie
Mark
Royston
A. B. Mallison
Mr. Mallison
Riverhead
Long Island
Walter N. Rutherford
Prances Newlin
Ann Newlin
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Lee Rose
Orient
N. Y
Mr. Rose
A. M Rose
L. A. Evans
Newburg
Ernest Vaughan
Chirpy
Walkerton
Christian Epps
Richmond
Shade Moore
Stella D. Moore
Old Chapel Chapel
Harry Athey
Richard Hardesty
Peter Smith
Fredericksburg
Bally Burton
Mary Lee Williams
Glenny Withers
D. Earl Brown
Inlaw
Thomas Keating
Karen
Kensington
Browns
Keatings
E. A. Craig
Wayne Lewis
F. L. Aylor
Culpeper
Aylor
Lewis
M. L. Appleton
Joseph D. Browne
John James
Hargerstown
Wildwood
J. F. Cole
Dawna Joe Cole
Chester
8.C
Cole
T.S. Crockett
Nannie Crockett
Eddy Joyce
Sterling, Il
Calendar of Events at War Memorial and Local Venues
Community calendar lists events at War Memorial Building and area venues. Teen lounge July 19 at 7:30 to 11 pm, Woodmen of the World at 8 pm, Fraternal Order of Eagles at Eagles Home, plus yard parties at Friendship F A B Church Timber Ridge and Grace Methodist Church Middletown, and other club meetings at City Hall and George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship F. A. B
Timber Ridge Congregational Christian Church
Grace Methodist Church
Middletown
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen
Middle Lowe
Madison Lodge
McKinley Chapter
Eastern Stor
City Hall
George Washington Hotel
Local Comes and Goes: Births and Moves Highlight Weekend
Mrs John Carr and daughter Miss Mary Greenway Carr visit in New York and Connecticut this weekend. The Strawdermans name infant Charles Douglas. Mrs Nadine Combs becomes Mrs Strawderman. Mrs Richard Todd returns to Memphis after two week visit. The Rev L Coleman Games and daughter Brenda move to Cork Street Church parsonage. Mr Games becomes minister. Infant Sandra Kay McCoy named in Berkeley Springs. Mrs McCoy formerly Janet DeLawder. George E Pully and son George III return from Ocean City Maryland. R C McKee remains patient at Winchester Memorial. Lonnie Wilson Combs Jr and Avery Warren name infant Penny Roxann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carr
Mary Greenway Carr
Harry K. Russell
New York
Connecticut
Junior Charlies Strawderman
Paper Mill Road
Charles Douglas
Strawderman
Nadine Combs
Victor McCoy
Berkeley Springs
Sandra Kay
McCoy
Janet DeLawder
Lonnie Wilson Combs, Jr
Route 4
Penny Roxann
Combs
Avery Warren
John Exkerson
Orlando
Flo
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Robert Goshorn
Goshorn
Canceky
Burns Bender
Eleanor Fishpaw
William Austin
Mobile
C. A. Halvosa
Charles
Howard Hart
Winchester
Halvosa
Greenwood
John Ritenour
John Dove
Church of the Brethren
Kianis
Senseng Park
Cora Lonas
John Dow
Bertha Siford
Stanley
Ernest '’Nger
Biglerville Pa
Nelson Haines
Susan Brown
Gilbert Brown
William Sirk
Kimberly
Mabs. Brown
Wesley Renne
Winchester Memorial Hospital
David Brown
Davy
Mable Brown
Chester Webber
Sue
Bainbridge
Charles Webber
Chalmers Carroll
Baltimore
Birth in White Post for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eugene Smith
A daughter was born to Mrs. Roy Eugene Smith of White Post. The mother is formerly Miss Josie Corkerille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Eugene Smith
White Post
Janet See
Etiquette Q and A on dating finance and usher duties
A reader asks if a well paid partner may pay for an evening out and how a groom chooses ushers when marrying a local woman. Answers advise occasional payment is fine but don’t flash tickets in front of him, and ushers can be chosen from hometown friends or groom’s circle if travel is feasible. No strict rule for a welcome home party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice
Berryville Socials Update Compiles Local Visits and Travel
Mary Henry returns home after visiting Winchester. Many residents host relatives from Alexandria Norwood and Stephens City. Family trips include Big Stone Gap Baltimore and Williamsburg. Visits span Richmond Richmond area and Ocean towns. Several guests attend church and camp activities.
Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
W. L. Gordon summarizes common word usage and spelling rules. The piece highlights misused phrases such as dista nce, clarifies pronunciation of formidable, and notes the correct spelling of ness with two n s. It promotes vocabulary growth through daily word study and offers the word ADVERSE defined as opposed and antagonistic with an illustrative sentence.
Greenwood Sunday services and community events noted
Greenwood calendar lists Sunday School at 10 a m and a yard party planned for July 31 on the church lawn. Reporter notes visits and gatherings of local families including the Ritenours Dove Carlisles Brown and Webbers with several trip details and a science fact on how spiders begin to spin a web.
Community Notes and Local Visits Across Mt Williams Area
Residents report visitors from Gore Front Royal Baltimore and New Jersey with many calls on relatives and Church events. Sunday School at St John s Church and a Bible School program highlighted the week as farmers expect rain to help hay harvest and pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
James Seal
Harry Smithy
Eva West
Burnice Fawcett
Lorin Flegal
A. L. Brewer
Indaw
Howard Brewer
Russell Brill
Ralph Willams
Garland Crowser
Mountain Falls
Brenda Williams
N. C. Williams
Alfred Williams
Cynthia
Lewis Allen Williams
Helen Feeley
Guy Fauver
Baltimore
I. N. Wallace
Zirkle Williams
Charles
Claude Fauver
Home Demonstration Club
Stephen Rosenberger
St. John’s Church
Diagnosis Correct Milwaukee Stones in the Hubcap
Kalmbach drove to the garage with a strange noise described as stones in the hubcap. The mechanic clarified the sounds and confirmed the diagnosis as stones in the hubcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Kalmbach
Spencer Mayor Faces Bar on Speed Charge
Spencer mayor was brought before the bar on a speeding charge. The case details he contested the charge, with proceedings outlining the vehicle and alleged speed. Local officials awaited the outcome as the courthouse crowd gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spen
Spencer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gael Vates
Mrs
Rush
Nan L. Zirkle
Welcome Wagon Club
Kiwanis Shelter
Ihe
B. C. All
Joseph Lee
Irvan Armacott
Moose Lodge 1283
Waynesboro
Virginia
Salem Church
Salem Church of the Brethren
Howard White
Butler
War Memorial Park
Martinsburg
W. V
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Hill & Dale
Spm Woodmen of
Fraternal Order of Fagies
Eagies
Richard Todd
Memphis, Tenn
Ralph Yount
Handley Blvd
George E. Pully
George
ITI
The
Middle Road
Ocean City, Md
R. C. McKee
Paper
Mil Road
Daly
Roberta Lee
Gaunt's Drug Store
Berryville Socials
Ellif C. Olcott Berryville
Mary Henry
Robert Henry
Julian Greene
Gilbert McKnowm
Norwood
Henry Rutherford
Grace Massey
Stephens City
Douglas Cochran
Cochran
Thomas R. Cochran
Big Stone Gap
Paul Porton
Billy
Silver Spring
Mrs Porton
Mary Riley
Riley
Portons
Ernest Feltner
Twyla Cromer
Pittsburgh
William Rosenberry, Jr
Willian, Burl Rosenberry
Orchard Avenue
FL Ayior
Howard Cather
Rosalind Fuller
Tuck Puller
D. Farr Brown Jr
Wheaton
Everett Moore
Lathan Freeman
Arlington
Mr. and Wes Filliem Rhoden
Loring Rackley
J. Krouse
Elizabeth Krouse
W. L. Gordon
Ian
By Mable Brown
Lovett Brothers
Sandler
Boston
Freedom
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Williams
MT. Williams
James Brewer
Opequon
Bennie Lee McFarand
Gore
Irvin Williams
Bonnie Ashwood
Laban Hodgson
Kathleen Ashwood
Arthur White
Johnny Long
Ralph Williams
Dode
Front Royal
Mr Dodd
Earl Long
Ing
John Flint
the Commercial L & Savings Bank
Federal Depo Insurance Corporation
DEPT
Timberlake
Dial
Shoecenter
Loudoun St
Lovett’s Shoe & Dress Shoppe
Bpsitola
Cloverdale Spring CO
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