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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1951

Page

8

McDonalds Announce Daughter's Marriage in Cumberland

Mr and Mrs James McDonald of Boyce announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Bessie Elizabeth McDonald to Paul Del linger of Fowler. The single ring ceremony was performed in Rev E L Porters study in Cumberland Maryland Saturday. The couple will reside with the groom's parents for now.

James McDonald Boyce Bessie Elizabeth McDonald Paul Dellinger Fowler E. L. Porter Cumberland

Miss McDonald Weds Mr Fries in Foundry Church Ceremony

Miss Barbara Mae McDonald of Washington D C married George Allen Fries son of Martin G Fries of 1022 S Kent St in a Saturday ceremony at Foundry Methodist Church Washington After a two week trip to New York they will reside at 4503 Eighth St NW Washington Miss McDonald worked at Silver Spring National Bank The groom works for Army Air Force Movie Picture Co in Washington Presbyterian Women attend Synod school at Massanetta Springs with area delegates Queen Esther Class meets at EUB Church with Miss Katie White leading devotionals and hostesses named

Barbara Mae McDonald Dorothy McDonald Washington, D. C George Allen Fries Martin G Fries S. Kent St Foundry Methodist Church Washington New York Fries Eighth St N. Y McDonald Silver Spring Esther Queen School EUB Church Katie White Hinkel Carpenter Sadie Hamrick

Gypsy Cream advertised for skin irritations

Brooks Pharmacy markets Gypsy Cream 8-ounce bottle at 59 cents to relieve poison oak ivy sunburn heat rash and minor skin irritations with active relief claims and pharmacy contact details.

Brooks

Calendar of Events Listings for July and August

Calendar entries show July 31 events including Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous at Friendship Fire Hall and Moose Club. On August 1 at 12 15 p m Kiwanis Club at George Washington Hotel 7 45 p m Macedonia WSCS at White Post home of Mrs May Manuel and 8 p m Elks Club.

Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics-Anonymous Friendship Fire Hall Moose Club Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel Macedonia Wscs May Manuel White Post Elks Club

Shower Held For Bride-Elect Ruth Whitmore

Mrs. Allen W. Gaunt hosted a personal shower on July 16 at 315 Amherst Street in honor of Miss Ruth Whitmore who will wed William Glaize at 3 pm on Saturday August 4 at the Presbyterian Church. Green and yellow decor featured a yellow rosebud centerpiece. guests included Jimmy Whitmore and many local friends and relatives. Also noted, M Sgt and Mrs Edgar I Smoke Jr recently returned from two weeks in Miami.

Allen W. Gaunt Amherst Street Ruth Whitmore William Glaize Presbyterian Church Jimmy Whitmore Julia Cline Mitzie Sutler Loretta Jackson Ruth Hart Jennie Whitmore Phyliss Gaunt Esta Scothorn Hilda Maine Margaret Sirbaugh Virginia Dunn Mary Anderson Nancy Sliser Edith Cline Mary Manuel Betty Starner Ann Jackson Edgar I. Smoke, Jr Winchester Alexandria Miami Fla

Mrs Glass Hosts Ever Ready Bible Class Picnic

Mrs Robert McC Glass willhost the Ever Ready Bible Class picnic of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church tomorrow afternoon and evening. Members meet at her cabin on the Capon River for the event. Derekl Scott is the infant son named by Mr and Mrs Douglas Butler of 907 East Cork Street born Sunday in Winchester Memorial Hospital.

Glass Robert McC. Glass Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Comrade Bible Class H. W. Butler Braddock Street Irvin Carper M. R. Anderson

Mrs Moling Visits Mackinnon Guests In Kingsport

Mrs Moling and her son John Apple by of Kingsport Tenn arrived yesterday to spend two weeks with her mother Mrs John H Moline on Braddock Street Braddock Street district in the city.

Miss Minnigerode Engaged to Wed Mr. Dennis, Jr.

Announcement from Mrs. John Herritage Minnigerode that Dorothy Loane Minnigerode is engaged to Charles Edward Dennis Jr. of Martinsburg West Virginia. No wedding date set.

Dorothy Minnigerode John Herritage Minnigerode

Births for Peer and Settle Families

A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Karl Peer of Star Tannery, the mother formerly Lois Hershman. A girl was also born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Settle of Berryville, the mother formerly Betty Wohlford.

Karl Peer Star Tannery Peer Lois Hershman Joseph Settle Berryville Settle Betty Wohlford

Gloria Lloyd on modeling and wardrobe refresh ideas

Hollywood starlet Gloria Lloyd urges models to live up to the pattern definition of a model. She shares how to rejuvenate wardrobe with simple refurbishing, layering old pieces, and choosing color accents. She notes travel-ready garnet velveteen sets, tartan collars, autumn scarves, and fall jewelry shifts for long-lasting style.

Hollywood Gloria Lloyd Gloria Andy P. S

Bronze Star for Captain Tucker Heroic action near Seoul

Captain Frank B. Tucker, commander of Company A, 15th Regiment, 3rd Division, is awarded the Bronze Star Medal with Valor for heroism during a March 10, 1951 defense near the Han River outside Seoul Korea. He organized six men, repelled an enemy assault, searched a building, and helped save the observation post. He is a West Point graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. John Randolph Tucker of Charles Town West Virginia.

United States Frank B. Tucker 15Th Regiment Tucker Seoul Korea Han River Captain Tucker John Randolph Tucker Charles Town W. Va Cary Randolph Marshall Peyton J. Marshall South Stewart Street West Point

Youth Admits Deliberate Fire Start Killing Eight

An 11 year old boy admitted starting an apartment house fire that killed seven women and one man in San Francisco. He faced eight murder counts after tearing up and crying during questioning. Police said he poured paint thinner on drapes and lit them with a lighter in the hotel lobby room.

San Francisco Kenneth Skinner Louise Skinner

Diamonds or birthstones for engagement rings

The article explains that while diamonds symbolize enduring love, other stones may be used. It notes birthstones are acceptable for an engagement ring. It also answers etiquette questions on restaurant etiquette and condolence visits.

Film for Kiwanis Meet: Building for the Nations

A film titled Building for the Nations will be shown at the Kiwanis Club regular luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 p m in the George Washington Hotel. United States Steel produced the film, which covers the structural steel work for the Secretariat Building of the United Nations in New York. Ronald Smyre is this month’s program chairman.

Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel United States United Nations New York Ronald Smyre

Two Piece Pattern 4630 for Fall ’51 Separates

Pattern 4630 offers a blouse and skirt in sizes 12 to 20 with 35 inch fabric for blouse and 44 inch yardage for skirt. The ad promotes easy sewing, complete illustrated instructions, and a companion Anne Adams Pattern Book plus a Jr. Miss sunsuit free pattern.

Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Lesson In English by Roberta Lee

Roberta Lee presents a concise English lesson on misused words mispronounced terms and spelling. The piece highlights common errors and suggests correct usage exemplified by words like paramour and heinous with pronunciation guidance and note on mood and tone words.

Roberta Lee

Word Lesson Demonstratable from Daily Vocabulary

A brief note defines the word demonstratable as capable of proof or evident. The example uses a sentence fragment and stresses the second syllable. It emphasizes building vocabulary one word per day.

Is wood living substance A Q A

In growing a tree only the sapwood is alive. The heartwood is not living and makes up most usable timber. Sapwood dies after cutting and as logs or lumber are dried.

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Stal Edward Clark, JR Arthur Christian Martin Martinsville First Baptist Church of Edward Thomas Clark McDonalds Miss McDonald Mr. Fries Presbyterian Women’s Training School Synod of Virginia Massanetta Springs J. A. Hotinger William van Buskirk Sarah Tanquary D. E. Leatherman Bertha Williams E. V. Miller Mary Bittincer G. Raymond Womeldorf J. S. Duckwall Hugh Copenhaver, Stickley Ada Glass Baker This City Anna Mary Henshaw Gerrardstown W. W. Va Howard Clendening Kernstown Amelia McKowan Mary Lee Stewart Floyd Walker Bunker Hill Helen Buckley Miami, Fla Pinnell Virginia Beach C. W. Pinnell, Jr Anne Stuart Richmond M. B. Bickers Branner John Hopkins Austin Branner Gray Ave Johns Hopkins Hospital Molings J. H. Moling John Moling ITI Jean Moling Maryland Loys John Loy Fairmont Ave Elwood Loy Bickers William Harkners, Jr New Haven and Lake George Huntsberrys Payne Maude Myra Payne Philip Ritter Newport News Ethel Ritter Grace Ritter Hunton Payne Hillsboro John E. Cook Harry Cooper Cook Mary Cooper City Youth Fellowship The Gainesboro Methodist Church Baker Charlottesville William Baker Cedar Creek Charlottesville Hospital Mrs. Adams Ladies Aid, Missionary Society Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Ebenezer Christian Church Mellon Adams Gainesboro Peggy Coulson Miller Grace Lutheran Church Vincent Miller Frederick Ave Ladies Aid Society Congregational Christian Church Earl Shade Bufflick Road Peter Gaunt’s Drug Store John Robert Powers Ficure National Newspaper Service Michigan City Indiana John F. Dil Jewelers W. Boscawen Street Rainier Enna Lovett Bros N. Loudoun W. L. Gordon Kiwanis Aun Fh Shoecenter Winchester Front Royal the Commercial & Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hodgson & Brown W. Boscawen St U. S Food Center Elsie-Kay S. Braddock St St. Marys Cather’s Department Store Winchester Furniture CO Winchester Business College Cameron ST Wanda Hendrix Hellyweed Celerhy Eleanor Rev Schmidts
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