Metz DeHaven Couple Wed At Braddock Street Church
Miss Mary Jane Metz daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Metz and Mr. Charles Stuart DeHaven son of Mr. P. A. DeHaven were married at Braddock Street Methodist Church at 4 p.m. officiated by T. J. Hawkins. The bride wore a silk gown with lace and a blue delphinium bouquet. Bridesmaids wore blue and yellow gowns. flower girls wore pink organdy. The reception followed at the bride’s home on Welltown Road. The couple plans a northern wedding trip and will reside with the bridegroom’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Snyder
Leon P
Dorothy Davis
Carolyn Lucan
Ellen Beavers
Issac Koontz
Daniel R. Metz Jr
Leonard Newcome
Welltown Road
DeHaven
Stonewall High School
Halls Feted On Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Wesley Daniel Hall of Strasburg celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a July 18 reception hosted by their children in Strasburg. Guests from Winchester Woodstock and Lebanon attended amid yellow gladioli and candles. The event honored a long marriage and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Daniel Hall
Strasburg
Gilbert Beeler
Winchester
Woodstock
Lebanon Church
Calendar of Evening Star Meetings This Week
Daily listings show July events with daylight saving time. Activities include IOOF lodge Lions Exchange Moose Rebekah Kiwanis Elks and municipal band at various halls and hotels through July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Madison Lodge
Ioof All
Municipal Band
Rouss Hall
Lions Club
Sarah Zane
Exchange Club
George Washington Hotel
Moose
O. m. Rebekah Lodge
Kiwanis
Elks
Women to Attend Institute of Rural Affairs in Blacksburg
A group of HD women will attend the Institute of Rural Affairs in Blacksburg from July 26 to 30. Participants include Mrs. I. Fred Stine, Mrs. C. L. Butler, Mrs. Mary Whitacre, Mrs. Mary Hannan, Mrs. Ada Boxwell, Mrs. Walter Solomon, Mrs. Miller Barley, Mrs. Rebecca Adams, plus Miss Mildred Lee Groves and Miss Agnes V. Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Rural Affairs
Blacksburg
I. Fred Stine
C. L. Butler
Mary Whitacre
Mary Hannan
Ada Boxwell
Walter Solomon
Miller Barley
Rebecca Adams
Mildred Lee Groves
Agnes V. Shirley
Awards for Highland Ave gardens and yards
Council of Church Women Federated Council honors Highland Avenue residents with awards in several garden categories. Prizes list names for flower and vegetable gardens, flower boxes, potted plants, and sanitary back yards. Social notes include local residents returning from trips and community events with brief confirmations of who visited where.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Church Women
Federated Council of Church Women
Highland Ave
Richard Gear
Ira Smith
Walter Sellers
Mary Wile
Lemuel Cullers
Morris Lake
Grover Meadows
Howard Lake
Annie Hawkins
Lena Lee
Earl Madigan
Ethel Smith
James Brill
Ollie Wigginton
Mollie Wilt
Charles Greenwalt
Proper Lipotropic Factors Protect the Liver Health
An article by Dr. N Bundesen explains how lipotropic substances like choline and methionine in foods support liver function. It notes that deficiencies can cause fat buildup and cirrhosis, while adequate lipotropes may reverse fat accumulation though existing scars persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
India
Syria
China
South Africa
J. B
Eatures Syndicate, Inc
Mrs Barton Heads to Canada for Visit
Mrs. Robert T. Barton of South Washington Street left Sunday for Canada to spend about two weeks as guest of her daughter in law Mrs. Robert Barton Jr. Mr. George Conner marked his 79th birthday with a July 18 gathering at Homer Hensell’s home in Stephens City. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Henson and families, Mr. and Mrs. William Hensell and families, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Conner and families, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hensell and families, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stickley and daughter, Miss Dorothy Carter, Miss Jackie Walters, and Mr. Benny Price, plus Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hannon of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Canada
Robert T. Barton
S. Washington St
Robert Barton Jr
George Conner
Homer Hensell
Stephens City
Dorothy Carter
Jackie Walters
Benny Price
Harry Hannon
Baltimore
New Zealand Girl and U S Navy Chief Plan Aug 17 Wedding
Miss Julia Margaret Isdale of Napier New Zealand and Thomas A Cotter a retired U S Navy chief petty officer will marry August 17 at Holy Name Church Springfield Mass They met twenty years ago in Napier during a ship cruise and began writing again after a long interval Cotter proposed by mail after sending plane fare for the honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
New Zealand
U. S. Navy
Julia Margaret Isdale
Napier
N. Z
Thomas A. Cotter
Holy Name Catholic Church
Cotter
New York
Births listing for area families adds new arrivals
A string of birth notices from Rt 2 to Strasburg reports ten newborns and two new boys with mothers identified by maiden names including Leota Showalter Helen Walker Flossie Butts Ruby Peper and Arlene Grant.
Scouts Return From Rock Enon Week Long Trip
Assistant Scoutmaster Mason Carbaugh and a group of scouts including Aubrey Cle venger Dickey Ewing Douglas Beatty Ronnie Herbaugh Billy Zirkle and Gregory Orndorff spent a week at Rock Enon. Dr and Mrs Myers of Yonkers visited with Mr and Mrs J C Gardner. Rev Frank L Boon of Greenville Tenn and Rev Raymond L Booze of Hillsville were guests of the Ridings. Bobby Seal spent the weekend with Joe Malony at Penns.
Editor J. A. Osborne of Williamsburg Dies
J A Osborne Sr 87 editor emeritus of Virginia Gazette died yesterday of a heart ailment. A veteran publisher whose career began in Canada he had led the Williamsburg weekly since 1929 and remained active in its operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
J. A. Osborne Sr
Virginia Gazette
Canada
Willliamsburg Weekly
Social Roundup of Park and Washington Residents
Park Pennsylvania guest list includes Mrs Ed Sheey of Washington visiting with Mr and Mrs Sonny Orndorff and accompanying her home Mrs Orndorff. Other notes mention Mrs Eugene Barley returning from vacation and Mrs Nan Leiding hosting her daughters Mrs Virginia Lohr and Mrs Clarence Pope in Washington. Master Gray Strickler marks his seventh birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lester
Blackstone
Margaret Shryock
Virginia Crim
Memorial Hospital
Albert Colan Sr
Truckers Terminal
High Point
Janet Rollings
Ted
Lillian Rollings
Modern Etiquette Q and A on table manners and church processions
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions including knife and fork placement with tines up and blade in, which aisle the wedding party should use when two aisles exist, and whether to abbreviate salutations in letters. The guidance emphasizes proper form and courtesy.
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
W. L. Gordon presents guidance on English usage missteps and pronunciation. The lesson covers common errors in phrases, mispronunciations of fatigue, and spelling notes for annex and anecdote. It promotes vocabulary growth with daily word study, highlighting dogmatize as today's example with a religious quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
St. Louis
Local Ad Encourages Shopping in Community
A community advertisement urges residents to save time and money by shopping locally. The message emphasizes supporting neighborhood merchants and reducing travel, aiming to boost local economy and convenience for shoppers.
Pattern 4646 lingerie dress pattern ad
Pattern 4646 for Jr Miss sizes 11 to 17 offers a one piece skirt and easy sew with complete illustrated instructions. Send 25 cents to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept in New York for size 13 yardage and full details. Add Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book for wardrobe ideas and a sun tan halter pattern with built in bra for 15 cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Anne Adams
Rev H P Stelling to Preach Aug 15 in Cross Roads
Cross Roads Virginia notes Rev H P Stelling will preach again on August 15. Mrs W R Berryhill of Ports mouth has been released from Winchester hospital and stays with her parents. Mr and Mrs Shelton Weakley and Miss Nellie Annick visited in Madison county. W R Berryhill and son W R Berryhill Jr returned home after a stay with his wife. Mrs W V Carpenter has returned to work in Winchester after recuperating at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
St. Louis
W. B. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Davis Johnson
Fairmont Ave
Walter Barr
New York
Virginia Ann
Banco de Ponce Bank
Cross Roads
H. P. Stelling
W. R. Berryhill
Portsmouth
Winchester Hospital
J. B. White
Shelton Weakley
Nellie Annick
Madison County
W. R. Berryhill Jr
W. V. Carpenter
Winchester
Number of pilots in Army air force at WWI start
When the United States declared war on Germany in 1917 the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps had 35 pilots. Lt. Col. William Billy Mitchell was appointed as Aviation officer of the American Expeditionary Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Signal Corps
William
Billy) Mitchell
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Margaret Jane Metz
Charles DeHaven
Winchester Business College
VPI
Charles Stuart Dehaven
Broos
Atlanta
William E. Byrd Jr
Billie
George
Louis Baker
N. Braddock T
Bosserman
Boulder, Colorado
Walter Bosserman Jr
Tennyson Ave
Boulder
Colo
Huntsberrys
California
Penaltes
Kellogg's
the Evening Star
HD Women Planning
Lacy
Cape May
E. W. Lacy Jr
N. J
Douglas Anderson
Dickey Ridge
Helen Orndorff
Clearbrook
Warren County
Skyline Drive
Lucille Weaver
Narrows
Jefferson Sr
Refuge Church
Charles Earle Pelhams
Dunlap Ave
Cant
James W Kitchen
Marvin E. Gore Jr
Clyde Campbell
Jerry Goodman
Charles Snider
Jack Wickens
Gaunt
N. Bundesen
M.D
Sai
Lester Molden
Rt. 2
Molden
Leota Showalter
John Green
Watson Ave
Green
Helen Walker
Melvin Harman
Harman
Flossie Butts
Carl Lee
Hanging Rock
W. Va
Lee
Ruby Peper
V. A. Snow Jr
S. Stewart Sr
Snow
Virgina Catcher
John T. Watt
Gore
Watt
Christine Bowman
Lloyd Crisman
Crisman
Rachel Jenkins
Woodrow Whetzel
N. Loudoun St
Whetzel
Arlene Grant
Everett Swain
Opequon
Swain
Hilda Cram
Loring Brown
Rt. 1
Brown
Edna Kohne
J. A. Osborne
Roberta Lee
Dr. Smith
Doctor Smith
W. L. Gordon
By Onne Oddams
M. M
Adams Republic
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Corrigan
Lovett Bros
Army Air Force
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
S & F Bargain Store
N. Cameron St
N. Loudoun
the Food Center
Cather’s
Catherra Moling
Loudoun St
Mason
Henry T. Goode
Rouss Ave
Timberlake
Grove’s
Crosley
L& H Ranges
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
S. Loudoun St
Donovan Shops
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