Infant Amy Stephanie Anders born in Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Stanley Anders of Boyce announce the birth of daughter Amy Stephanie on July 22 at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Anders is the former Ellen Virginia Suddith.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1959
Page
6
Mr and Mrs John Stanley Anders of Boyce announce the birth of daughter Amy Stephanie on July 22 at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Anders is the former Ellen Virginia Suddith.
The G A A held a July picnic at Clearbrook Woolen Company's Park with swimming and supper. Committee chair Martha Rees led the dining team assisted by Mrs. George Moyer Mrs. John Gregory Mrs. Robert Dale and Mrs. Carl Rotz. Attendees included numerous members and guests such as Mrs. Charles Lillis Mrs. Marshall Boyd and others.
Local social column item requests readers to call Mrs. Lulu Williams at MO 2-3419 to share announcements and notes for inclusion in the paper’s social page.
Community clubs and organizations schedule events from July 27 to 29. Firemen's Executive Association Lions Exchange Club and Kiwanis clubs meet at multiple venues including George Washington Hotel and City Hall. Social and service groups plan picnics dinners and dances with meetings at Moose Home and the War Memorial Building Junior nurse graduation noted.
Eugene McKee hosts a gathering with a long guest list including Beverly vers, Douglas DeHaven, Wesley Crisman, Kathryn Sullivan, James Carbaugh, Arthur Braithwaite, Orville Wine, Wallace Wiener, William Thompson Jr, Edna Hyde, Donald Long, Robert Jasper, George Garber, B J Sager, Delbert Sibert, William Duncan, Chester Luttrell, Wendell Seldon, Lucille Sencindiver and attendees Mrs Marvin Goodman and Mrs Donald Philbin.
All members of Winchester Rebekah Lodge 21 are requested to attend the regular meeting at the Lodge Hall Tuesday at 8 p.m. Important business concerning the degree team will be discussed.
Narcisso Bassols a 62 year old leftist politician cabinet minister and diplomat died Friday from a fractured skull after a bicycle fall in Mexico City.
Rectortown couple Ira Daniel Neff II and Frances Louise Smith greet a son Ira Daniel Jr. at home. Franklin D Holliday and Colleen Love Snapp celebrate the arrival of a daughter Cathy Ann at 406 National Ave.
Community notices report a church lawn yard party at 5 p.m. on Wednesday to raise funds for a new furnace, the Sunday School picnic on July 19, and various visits among residents. Families including the Popes, Browns, and Kirbys are noted with social gatherings and a Home Demonstration Club picnic on July 18.
The article notes that Israal's principal minerals are limestone sulphur rock salt gypsum and sandstones.
At Gres Paris the annual fall and winter collection features sculptured tunics and wasp waists with wide armholes and large sleeves. Reversible coats in heavy tweed or mohair, magnet shaped coats, belted tunic coats, and cape like bat wing sleeves dominate. Bright afternoon colors include cherry lemon turquoise absinthe while pink shines for evening.
In Ogdensburg New Jersey Fred Hinkley an auctioneer and antiques collector showcases a 143 year old hand carved horse drawn hearse. He travels the town with a pair of horses and wears a black mourning suit drawing startled reactions from locals.
Cedarville District Ruritan Club members discussed a family picnic for August at their July meeting in Front Royal. Special guest Robert Simpson of Clearwater, a former member, attended with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bowen, along with a delegation from the South Warren Raritan Club. State Forester Robert Dunn spoke, introduced by Warren County Agent Ben Weddle.
A 13-year-old boy, Gordon Ellis, was held for psychiatric examination after firing a 30-30 rifle at his sleeping parents, Ted and Charlotte Ellis, in Tucumcari. Authorities say he showed no remorse as he was placed in the juvenile ward for evaluation. the parents were hospitalized in serious condition.
Virginia fruit growers will join peers from West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania at Adams County Pennsylvania for the annual summer horticultural meeting July 28 and 29. The event hosted by the Fruit Growers Association of Adams County features orchard machinery displays tours of county orchards and a chicken barbecue with tours of experimental plots on the second day.
Philip A. Wilhite an assistant cashier at Richmond Central National Bank was elected the Virginia American Legion commander at its 41st annual convention. L Eldon James Hampton was named national executive committeeman and Dr Thomas S Ely Jonesville was an alternate. Other leaders include Harold Evans Poquoson Ralph Barwick Chase City John W Easley Vernon Hill Calvin L Irvin Jr Madison Heights Murray York Springfield Allen J Lee Roanoke and L P Waskey Jr South Boston.
The first czar of Russia, Ivan the Great, rises as national sovereign in 1462, marking a turning point in Muscovite independence and centralized rule.
English lesson notes common usage misused mispronounced and misspelled words. The article defines WHOEVER disparity and variations such as variable changeable mutable and irregular. It urges vocabulary growth with a daily word and gives an example of disparity in married tastes.
Roberta Lee notes etiquette for marrying in a new town. A man should invite a mix from his own friends or the bride’s circle to serve as ushers. Do not pick up cards before the deal is finished. it remains rude to touch cards early.
Composer George Gershwin died at age 39 in 1937, leaving a lasting mark on American music with works spanning Broadway and concert stages. His death at a young age cut short a prolific career and altered the course of 20th century popular and classical songwriting.
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