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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1952

Page

8

Gwaltney Schutte Wedding In Boonsboro Club Reception

Miss Gwaltney wed Mr. Schutte in a lace gown with a long train and fingertip veil. Maids wore pale green chiffon. Cape Cod honeymoon followed by at home at the Gables Apartments. Guests from Lynchburg Crewe Pocomoke and Keyser attended. The bride is Mary Baldwin graduate and the groom Alpha Tau Omega member.

Mae Gwaltney Bert Schutte, Jr Jessica Gilliam Robert Leon Louis Sue Harris van Leer Snouffer, Jr Lynchburg Julia Budwell Crewe Ellen Duncan Pocomoke Margaret McLaughlin Keyser W. Va Maid of Honor William Mitchell Millwood Mr. Schutte J. Troy Hopkins Elphinstone McInlim Walbridge Greenhalgh Berryville William Eliason Charles Edward Stuart Middleburg Lynwood Duncan George W. Stiff Boonsboro Country Club Mary Baldwin College Staunton Schutte Augusta Military Academy University of Virginia Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity

Calendar of Events July 21 8 p m Madison Lodge and more

July 21 events include Municipal Band at Rouss 8 p m V F W Auxiliary at Post Home 8 p m. July 22 schedule lists Lions Club 12 15 p m George Washington Hotel 12 12 p m Agg Club at George Washington 8 p m Moose Club 1 30 p m Alconalion An 1 30 p m Anonymous at Friendship Fire Hall.

Madison Lodge Rouss F. W Post Home Lions Club George Washington Hotel Agg Club George Washington Moose Club Alconalion Nonymous Friendship Fire Hall

Residents Return From trips and visits noted

Mrs Slaughter and her son return home from a week at Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania. Miss Burcham and Mrs Hooke visit North Oxford Massachusetts. Miss Bell visits Handley Boulevard from Nashville Tennessee. Betty Jo Johnson returns from Camp Wakanda Powell's Fort Valley. Recent visitors include Mr and Mrs Whitfield and Joan from South Bend, Asger Schrock of Baltimore, Josephoe of College Park Maryland and Mrs Pickeral of Manassas.

F. A. Slaughter and Son Conneaut Lake Shannon Burcham Stephens City Alvin Hooke Opequon Philip Hooke Oxford Mass Miss Bell Lula Bell Nashville, Tenn Andrew Bell Handley Blvd Miss Johnson Betty Jo Johnson J. E. Johnson Camp Wakanda Powell’s Fort Valley R. G. Whitfield Joan South Bend Ind Asger Schrock Baltimore Josephoe College Park H. E. Pickeral Manassas

Births July 19 20 notice from area couples

Birth announcements list several families welcoming new arrivals. July 19 at 107 E Pall Mall St Mrs Lake formerly Malla reene J Wilson a girl. Strasburg couple Mr and Mrs Le Duc greet a boy. Berryville couple Mr and Mrs Tins man welcome a boy. July 20 at 632 Jackson Ave Mrs Porter former Catharine Jackson a girl. Julian Boyer at 426 Highland Ave a girl. Jack Bowen Stephens City a boy. Robert Campbell 322 Liberty Ave a girl. Mrs Campbell formerly Mary Schindel.

Jack H. Lake E. Pall Mall St Lake Mallareene J. Wilson Raymond le Duc Strasburg le Duc Martha Russell Tinsman Berryville Tins Mildred Jay Winslow Porter Jackson Ave Porter Catherine Jackson Julian Boyer Highland Ave

Word Study and Misused English From W L Gordon

Lesson in English highlights common usage errors and mispronunciations. It covers intransitive fail, pronounces salmon sam-un, fixes spelling and synonyms for detestable and related terms.

W. L. Gordon

Old Stone Chapel and Cemetery History in Clarke County

History recounts Old Chapel known as Cunningham's Chapel near Boyce and Berryville in Clarke County. The original wooden church gave way to a stone edifice completed in 1790 on land donated by Col. Nathaniel Burwell. This landmark, preserved in an 1908 Winchester brochure, marks two centuries of local heritage.

Huntsberrys L. Adolph Richards Boyce Clarke County Winchester Virginia Berryville Old Chapel Cunningham's Chapel Nathanie Burwell

Secrets of Charm: Pruning for Grace and a Beauty Diet

A historical offering outlines graceful carriage for women, with arm and body posture tips, coordinated swing, and purse handling. It promotes a “Beauty Diet” for weight goals and invites readers to request a booklet by sending 10 cents to The National Newspaper Service in Michigan City, Indiana.

Secrets of Charm National Newspaper Service Michigan City Indiana

Famous Graveyard Surrounded by Antique Surroundings

The piece notes a historic graveyard famed for its surroundings and the many citizens buried there. It mentions Calmes a Hugenot nobleman and Bishop Meade linked to Cunn ham Chapel. A servant's gallery behind the rear entrance housed drivers and attendants during olden services.

Calmes Hugenot Cunnham Chapel Meade

Moorefield Plans for Poultry Meet Parade and Carnival

Moorefield unveils a large Virginia State celebration with a massive parade and carnival. The program features a queen selection, hundreds of invited units from across the state, and prize money for best drill, floats, and fire company displays.

Moorefield W. Va Virginia South Branch Valley Wits

Proper timing for using first names in new circles

The guide advises weighing formality and social cues before dropping surnames. If peers in your group use first names, you may follow suit. Do not tip airline staff as most airlines prohibit tips in their rules.

Per Wea

98 Year Old Christening Robe Reused in Canada

In Colonsay Canada a 98 year old christening robe was worn again for a ceremony using the same robe that christened the father and great grandfather. The item ties family history to multiple generations and local tradition.

Colonsay Canada

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Miss Gwaltney Mrs. Pine Charles Pine York Inn Charles Pine, Jr James Sandy Dick Chapman Eleanor Summel Ferman Perry John Chapman Marvin Weaver Alice Weaver Elmer Ours William Clement Ann Bailey Alfred deMazzon California Margaret Fletcher Eula Shipe Williams Fletcher Guy Fletcher Lancaster, Cc Mrs. Slaughter Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Johnson GA Drug Store L. Adsophe Richards, M.A. M.S John Robert Powers Oxfords Lovett Bros N. Loudoun Elsie-K Shoecenter City Club Loudoun Roberta Lee the Commercial & Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Deltox Rugs Cather’s Carpet & Linoleum Headquarters Bates Timberlake Peoples Service Drug Stores, Inc North Loudoun St BIG Savings
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