Social Notes on Weddings and Visits in Virginia Town
Mrs. Lou Cooper of Gainesboro announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Cooper to Pvt. Eugene Fout of Sharon. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 5 p m with Rev. Robert Whitten. Attendees included Jack Brown and Carol Fout. The bride will reside in Jersey awaiting orders. Also noted are visits by Charlottesville residents to relatives, a homecoming from Romney, and staff moves including Paul Everly resuming work at O Sullivan Rubber Company after wartime service with the Marine Air Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Cooper
Gainesboro
Mary Cooper
Eugene Fout
Jack Fout
Sharon, A
Robert Whitten
Jack Brown
Carol Fout
Leroy Maybee
Jersey
O’sullivan
Paul Everly
J. P. Everly
Middletown
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Marine Air Corps
Saipan
Cooper to serve with VX-2 at Bikini test
Lt. Commander Norman E. Cooper Jr. of Stephens City attached to VX-2 Navy drone unit for atomic bomb test at Bikini Atoll Marshall Islands aboard USS Shangri La. Squadron commanded by Captain J. W. Davis aboard the carrier under Rear Admiral Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Cooper, Jr
N. E. Cooper
North Braddock Street
Navy
Bikini Atoll
Marshall Islands
J. W. Davison
U. S. Navy
U. S. S. Shangri- la
C. A. F. Sprague
Naval Air Groups
Formal Dance At Golf Club
The first formal dance since before the duration was held for Winchester Golf Club members and guests. Guests arrived from Leesburg Clarke County and Charles Town. Music was provided by Phil Young and his Orchestra from Chambersburg. Visitors to Clearbrook included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith from Norristown and Mrs. Elsie Zinn of Baltimore. In Arlington Washington area Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Shipe spent a weekend there. Charles Town was called to due to illness of Mrs. Joseph Carroll attended by Mr. Ray Cougill and Mr. H. B. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Leesburg
Clarke County
Charles Town
W. Va
Phil Young
Chambersburg
Ray Cougill
H. B. Williams
Joseph Carroll
Etiquette Q and A from Roberta Lee column
A Q and A on proper manners covers rising when a guest leaves a room with note that younger women may rise if the guest is elderly, monogram placement on napkins, and using business letterheads for social letters is discouraged. The exchange clarifies polite behavior in social settings.
Foltz Daughter Weds Duff In Cumberland Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Samuel P Foltz announce the marriage of their daughter Della Mae Shoemaker of Winchester to William Lloyd Duff of Winchester son of Mr and Mrs J W Duff of Benna Vista Va The ceremony was July 26 in Cumberland Md conducted by Rev C H Wakeman The couple will reside in Winchester The piece also notes a Stonewall School Bible School enrollment of 83 with 71 certificates and lists weekend visitors to Mrs J Howard Cather and relatives from Youngstown Ohio Pa and Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P. Foltz
Lost City
W. Va
Della Mae Shoemaker
Winchester
William Lloyd Duff
J. W. Duff
Benna Vista
Cumberland
C. H. Wakeman
Stonewall School
Crums, Stephenson and
Welltown
J. Howard Cather
South Washington Street
Alexander P. Lyon Sr
Harlan P. Lyon
Alexander P. Lyon, Jr
Youngstown
Ohio
Sam Forcey
Lyon, Jr
Alexander Lyon, Sr
Harlan
Two Baby Girls Born at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Two baby girls born Friday July 26 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith of Winchester welcome a daughter with Mrs. Smith formerly Janet Largent. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lloyd of Bluemont announce a daughter born to Mrs. Lloyd who was formerly June D. Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jack Smith
Winchester
Dughter
Smith
Janet Largent
Glen Lloyd
Bluemont
Lloyd
June D. Neff
Momentary Madness and Misused English
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon explains common errors while boosting vocabulary. It covers correct phrases like here is a pair of gloves, pronunciation tips for condolence, and spelling notes for Tennessee. The piece defines momentary as lasting only a moment and urges daily word mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Horace
Hold Rites For Train Victim Sidney Allen Locks
Sidney Allen Locks, killed by a Norfolk and Western Railroad train in Boyce, was buried in Green Hill Cemetery at Berryville after funeral services at John H. Ender's Funeral Home. The Rev. R. Carrington Paulette officiated with pallbearers named John Yowell Jr, Ed Molden, Jack Shepherd, Dr. C. H. Iden, Charlie Jenkins, and Ernest Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Allen Locks
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Boyce
Green Hill
Berryville
John H. Ender
R. Carrington Paulette
the Baptist Church
John Yowell, Jr
Ed Molden
Jack Shepherd
C. H. Iden
Charlie Jenkins
Ernest Locke
Winches ter Exurb Draws 52 747 Residents
A census note shows 52 747 people live within 20 miles of Winches ter with a 30 minute slow driving time to Northwest Virginia's shopping center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Northwest
Virginia
Train noir chapter scenes reveal war fatigue and tension
In a train car pacing through Georgia, Nina confronts Don Corbett about combat fatigue and the war's human cost. He defends stark realism while she asserts the luxury of privilege, leading to a heated exchange on sacrifice and perspective. The scene ends with Don recounting wartime horrors and a grim resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Nina
Georgia
Jessup’s Pressing Club
Robert C. Coleman
Don
Jacksonville
Doctor Gilmore
Garbett
Sweet
Tojo
Hitler
Darling
Darlan
Giraud
Badoglio
Mandrake
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Anzio
England
Broun
Finland
Central Park
Empire State
Chrysler
Long Island
Clarke County 4-H Clubs Plan Summer Meetings
The Double Toll Gate unit meets July 30 at 9:30 a.m. with Margaret Shiley. Swimley H D Club gathers July 30 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Landon Kackley. Millwood 4-H clothing group meets July 31 at 10 a.m. with Frances Ollie Wood. Boyce 4-H canning project meets July 31 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Roy Pyle. Each group asks members to bring garments, records, or kitchen gadgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Margaret Shiley
Swimley H. D. Club
Landon Kackley
Millwood 4-H
Frances Ollie Wood
Boyce 4-H Canning Project
Roy Pyle
Powell Fort Valley Camp Held August 12 17
Camp will be held at Powell's Fort Valley Camp from August 12 to 17 with contact through Miss Margaret Powell Home Agent or N E Landis Boys' Club Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Powell
N. E. Landis
Powell’s
Fort Valley Camp
Feeder Calf Sale Committee Sets Thursday Meeting
A Feeder Calf Sale Committee meeting was moved to Thursday August 1 to finalize plans for the annual sale. County agent I Fred Stine announced the change to allow George Herring and George Litton from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Animal Husbandry Department to attend. All sale committee members and consignors are invited to the county agent’s office for the session. The Feeder Calf Sale is scheduled for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Fred Stine
George Herring
George Litton
Animal Husbandry Department
Catholics Plan Lawn Party By Sacred Heart Church
Committees for the Sacred Heart Catholic Church lawn party on next Tuesday August 6 meet tonight after services. The parish council of the National Council of Catholic Women sponsors the event and will discuss arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Catholic
National Council of Catholic Women
Alexandria Closes In On State Legion Title
Alexandria eliminated Roanoke from the Legion Junior Baseball race after taking a doubleheader 11-5 and 12-10. The wins moved Alexandria closer to the state championship as they bounced back from an earlier defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Roanoke
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Douglas Allen
Charlottesville
Mrs
Lewis Allen
Bruce Nelson
E. Blackburn Moore
Romney
J. D. Shade
Flora McDonald
Glenna Ganoe
Buddy Ganoe
Shade
Harrisonburg
C. P. McvVicar
W. T. Colbert
Florence Strout
Charles McVicar, Jr
Washington, D. C
Myrtle Cooper
Donalda Coontz
Katherine Coontz
Benjamin Franklin University
Memphis
Tenn
J. K. Boyle
Memphis, Tennessee
Mervel Adams
W. Alvey Smith
Mrs.o. L. Jamison
North Washington Street
Robert Green
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Front Royal
Iomers
Cooper
Lewis Fries
Stephens City
Montague Methodist Church
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Cacapon State Park
Stewart Montgomery
Stephen
Elissa
John
Falls Church
Ae H. M. Carbaugh
Victor Carbaugh
Maggie Moore Murray
Arlington, Va
H. M. Carbaugh
Gladys Sparrow
Philadelphia
Walter Carter
Emma Hill
Strasburg
Texas
Peggy Carbaugh
ANC
Cape Cod
Maine
Clearbrook
Lawrence Smith
Norristown, Pa
Gordon Armel
Elsie Zinn
Baltimore, Mdz
Stephenson and
D. C
C. R. Shipe
Arlington
Roberta Lee
St. Mem Uuusu UI
Cai
Bible School
Va. Beach
Mrs. J. Gray Beverley
Gray Jr
Virginia Beach
W. L. Gordon
Hin
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Wcomnyzei
Zelda Popkin
Lilineltive Liamond Jewelry
Loudoun Street
Palace Theatre
the Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Legion
Earact Team
Ormerly
Lovett Bros
Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman’ S Creamery
Tovéean
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
George Washington Garage
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Cather & Moling
ADAM
Timberlake
Loudoun St
Doz
Baker & Anderson Electrical CO
N. Braddock St
Jenny Lind
J. Y. Grove Fur
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