Miss Fahnestock Weds Paul Turner in Calvary Church Ceremony
Patricia Lee Fahnestock and Paul William Turner wed at 4:00 p.m. at Calvary Church of the Brethren on Front Royal Road. The couple plan to reside at 511 South Braddock Street after a southern wedding trip, with both families and several relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Lee Fahnestock
Paul William Turner
Calvary Church of the Brethren
Front Royal Road
Paul H. Fahnestock
Mr. Turner
Burley C. Turner
Bufflick Road
David Fahnestock
Paul Dick
J. Floyd Wine
Sabrina
Sandra Blosser
Judy Morrison
Sue Albin
James Turner
Robert Cather
James Spitler
Turner
Handley High School
John Kerr School
James Wood High School
Roman Brothers
South Braddock Street
Miss Julia Fisher Speaks to Luray Nurses on VSNA Role
Richmond nurse leader Miss Julia Fisher, executive secretary of the Virginia State Nurses' Association, spoke at the Luray group meeting at Woodland Park on July 15. Guests from Luray served a picnic supper and delegates reported highlights from the American Nurses' Association Convention in Miami Beach. The October meeting will be at Shenandoah Memorial Hospital in Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Fisher
Richmond
Virginia State Nurses’ Association
Woodland Park
Luray
Lucille Guney
Gladys Huffman
American Nurses’ Association
Miami Beach
Fla
Kanade
Shenandoah Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Edith Viola Whitacre
Senseng Park
George Bageant
William McKee
Roy Wingfield
William Cassilear
Pamela Russell
Mark Pugh
Julian Pugh
Leslie Whitacre
Holmes Whitacre
Mervil Dailey
Women of the Moose meet chairmen at Moose Home
The Women of the Moose Chapter 1367 committee chairmen will meet at the Moose Home tonight at 7 30. Chairs are asked to ring their bulletins and no ritual practice will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose
Dear Abby column questions on teenage behavior and body image
A reader asks if delaying a daughter's overnight visit at a high society family is okay. Other letters discuss being too thin, marriage strain, parenting education, and a self-help tone urging teens to value learning. Abby offers candid guidance.
Calendar of Events for July Evening Programs
July 25 schedule lists Stonewall PTA at 7 30 p.m Madison Lodge and McKinley Chapter Eastern Star at City Hall 8 p.m Dute Bridge at George Washington Hotel with additional events in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Pta
Madison Lodge
McKinley Chapter
Eastern Star
City Hall
Dute
George Washington Hotel
Quota Club Enjoys Picnic Supper and Business Meeting
The July Quota Club gathering was a picnic at President Mrs. Robert Glass’s home on South Washington Street followed by a business meeting. Reports included Mrs. Glass’s convention in Toronto and plans for an Arts and Craft Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Robert Glass
Washington St
Glass
Toronto
Ontario
Anne G. Stillings
Richmond
Quota International
Janet Harrison
Salvation Army
Mattie Harrison
Wallace Long
Garland Quarles
Douglas Grim
Johannason
Bill Wood
Kiwanis
Senseny Park
Births July 22 to Mr and Mrs John Franklin Smith Jr
Two births announced on July 22. Kenneth Allen Smith Jr is a son to Mr and Mrs John Franklin Smith Jr of 333 N Loudoun St. Mrs Smith is the former Miss June Price. A boy named Douglas Allen Shaffer is born to Mr and Mrs Wesley Browning Shaffer Route 2. Mrs Shaffer is the former Miss Mary Anna McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franklin Smith, Jr
N. Loudoun St
Kenneth Allen
Smith
June Price
Wesley Browning Shaffer
Route 2
Douglas Allen
Boyd Heishman
Wardensville
Peggy Bell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Local Social Roundup Sees Weddings, Reunions and Visits
Paine family of Bethesda returns from weekend with Laura Funkhouser and Bowman households. Notable items include Laura Terretta heading to Chicago for the Republican Convention as a page. Butler reunion draws 100 with oldest and youngest honored and officers named for next year. Julian A. Pugh and family visit Front Royal Road relatives before returning to Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Terretta
Chicago
Julian A. Pugh
Martin
Richmond
Mrs. Pugh
W. Franch Kirk
Front Royal Road
Mr. Pugh
Arthur Pugh
Gore
Local Golf Team Takes Second in Tri State Meet
The Winchester team rose from fourth to second with 14.5 points of 18 in a tight Tri State Golf Meet. Wilson Pugh led with 66 total points, setting an amateur course record. Fairfax held first with 52 points. Martinsburg, Purcellville, Front Royal and Frederick followed, with full breakdowns of pairs and points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Billy Phillips
Winchester Golf Club
Wilson Pugh
Fairfax
Frederick
Hershey
Martinsburg
Purcellville
Front Royal
West
Etiquette Tip: Use Outside Utensils From The Dinner Out
An etiquette question outlines using the outer utensils first for each course and leaving them on the plate for course changes. It assigns fault to the table-setter if the outside fork is incorrect and suggests following the hostess if unsure. It also begins to address proper movement in serving etiquette.
Fragmented OCR Snippet from Seattle Page
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions Seattle and miscellaneous letters and names. The readable content is insufficient to determine a coherent event, person, or dates. No clear summaryable incident or fact pattern emerges from the fragment.
Four Woodard Family Drowns in North Carolina Creek
In New Bern North Carolina four members of the Edward B Woodard family were found dead after a swimming outing in a creek near the Neuse River. Fire department divers recovered Woodard 38 and his wife Carol 32 their daughter Lorna 7 and son Sherrill 12. A fifth child Lewelyn 12 was hospitalized unable to give a coherent account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
N.C
Edward B. Woodard
Neuse
Woodard
Carol
Lorna
Sherrill
Lewelyn
Glen Burnie Garden Club Hosts Mrs Strader Speaker
Mrs Virgil Strader Sr was the guest of honor at Glen Burnie Garden Club. She spoke on The Study and Demonstration of Line Mass. Guests included Mrs Joshua McCarthy and Mrs Ivy Ruskell. Several members won line mass and arrangement ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Strader
Glen Burnie Club
Virgil Strader
Glen Burnie
Ralph Mulvey
Frank Stinnett
Hubert Stratton
Mrs Shockey Wins Bridge Tourney at Winchester Club
Mrs. Howard Shockey placed first in the summer individual bridge tournament conducted by the Winchester Contract Bridge Club Saturday. The two-session event at the Golf Club saw runner-up Paul Bennett of Martinsburg, with Mrs. A. W. Kenney taking third and a tie for fourth between Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Shockey
Winchester Contract Bridge Club
Golf Club
Paul Bennett
Martinsburg
A. W. Kenney
Harry Bowers
Often Mispronounced Petre Pronunciation Guide
A concise note explains the correct pronunciation of the surname Petre with emphasis on saying pett-rel rather than peet-rel. It offers a quick phonetic cue and discourages common mispronunciations.
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Petre
Pett
Peet
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Miss Fahnestock
Paul Turner
V.S.N.A
Joyce
Abby
Dzar Abby
Aby
Nancy Pennypacker
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Paine
Harry Fair
Bethesda, Md
Laura Funkhouser
Harry P. Bowman
Laura Bowman
Valley Ave
Carolyn Willing
Elise Vincente
Baltimore
Katie Marshall
Brucetown
Effie Rhodes
Bill Williamson
Ann Rhodes
Funkhouser
Louis Snapp
Stephenson
Newton Baker Hospital
Nell O’connell
William A. LaRue
Louise Greenawalt
Ralph Cicerchi
Buffalo
W. K. Blackford
Baden, Pa
Scottdale
Butler
Robert G. Butler
Pikeside
W. Va
Ann Butler
Robert S. Butler
Phil Barnhart
Arlington
Joseph Butler
Ray Butler
Clarence
Frank Christopher
Joseph Farland
Carter Hall
the Christophers
Farland
Dominican Republic
Panama
Christopher
Save
Footers Cleaners Drug Fair
W. Amherst St
Loudoun St
Harold Foreman
W. C. Anderson
Tom Whitham
Carl Campbell
Howard Dawkins
C. K. Grim
Roland Nelson
Hap Revell
Bill Bridgeforth
Bert Killian
Nat Joyner
Roberto Lee
Panion
Seattle
the Commercial
Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cather
Mrs. Shockey
BEDS
Schewels
W. Cork St
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