Miss Halterman Weds Mr. Parker
Announcement of the marriage of Betty Jo Halterman daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom D Halterman to Forrest Parker of Richmond. The wedding was held Thursday in Richmond. The bride a Handley High School Northwestern University Evanston graduate and the groom a University of Richmond graduate. They will reside in Richmond after a wedding trip.
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Betty Jo Halterman
Tom D. Halterman
Forrest Parker
Richmond
Handley High School
Northwestern University
Evanston, Il
University of Richmond
Miss Whittaker Plans June 10 Wedding
Miss Sandra Whittaker daughter of Mr and Mrs Vance Whittaker is set to wed Rev Eugene H Baker son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Baker. The ceremony will be June 10 at 2 30 p m in the First Evangelical United Brethren Church followed by a reception in the church social room. Maid of honor is Miss Juanita Tederick and bridesmaids Miss Judy Coe and Miss Jeannette Tederick. Best man will be Glenn Whittaker with ushers the Rev John Garber Rev Paul Bailey and Durwood Custer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Whittaker
Vance Whittaker
Eugene H. Baker
Nelson Baker
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Miss Whittaker
Juanita Tederick
Judy Coe
Edinburg
Jeannette Tederick
Glenn Whittaker
John Garber
Staunton
Paul Bailey
Martinsburg
Durwood Custer
Broadway
Engagement of Helen Jane McInturff Wilf and Melvin Carbaugh
Mr and Mrs Joseph W McInturff of Strasburg announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Jane to Melvin Alfred Carbaugh son of Mr and Mrs H Clayton Carbaugh of Stephens City An August wedding is planned Miss McInturff is a Strasburg High School graduate and Mr Carbaugh a Stephens City High School graduate now farming in Frederick County
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Joseph W. MecInturff
Strasburg
Helen Jane
Melvin Alfred Carbaugh
H. Clayton Carbaugh
Stephens City
Miss McInturff
Mr. Carbaugh
Frederick County
Golightly wins Strayer College scholarship
Miss Judith Anne Golightly granddaughter of Mr and Mrs R C McKee of Siler Route has a one year Strayer College secretarial training scholarship valued at 528 dollars. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs E F Golightly of Woodford and Winchester and was valedictorian at Caroline High School Bowling Green.
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Judith Anne Golightly
R. C. McKee
Siler Route
Strayer College of Secretarial Training
Washington, DC
Miss Golightly
E. F. Golightly
Woodford
Winchester
Caroline High School
Bowling Green
Helen Elizabeth Boyd
Strother A. Boyd
Madison College
Calendar of Events June Evening Activities
June events list shows meetings and socials across venues including George Washington Hotel Rouss Hall Murphy s and Legion Home with groups like Lions Club Eagle Auxiliary and Rotary. Highlights include Duplicate Bridge at multiple locations and a 7 30 p m Air Force Reserve Squadron flight at 37 Boston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Hairdressers Assn
George Washington Hotel
Madison Lodge
Rouss Hall
Duplicate Bridge
Lions Club
Board of Control of Exchange Club
Eagles
Loyval Order of Moose
Camera
Murphy's
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Air Force Reserve Squadron
E. Boscawen St
Golf Club
Easters Honored On Anniversary
Mrs. Ruby Burcham and Mrs. S F Easter hosted a Kiwanis Shelter gathering for Mr. and Mrs. C F Easter of High View on their 35th wedding anniversary and Mrs Easter's birthday. Guests included John Hutcherson, Eugene Scott, Peggy Butler, James Strosnider and family, Philip Easter and sons, John Lowe, and Roy Easter with daughters Hilda Mae and Linda.
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Ruby Burcham
S. F. Easter
Kiwanis Shelter
C. F. Easter
High View
Stanley
Philip Easter
Johnnie
Kenny
Philip
John Lowe
City
Roy Easter
Hilda Mae
Linda
Ridings Chapel
Fellowship Groups Schedule for Summer
The Senior High Fellowship will meet Sundays at members' homes all summer. The Pioneer Fellowship will meet every other Sunday starting tomorrow at the church. The Junior Fellowship will not meet during the summer.
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First Presbyterian Church
Pioneer
Women of Christ Episcopal Church Elect New Officers
Mrs J Sloan Kuykendall elected president of the Wo men of Christ Episcopal Church and assumed duties yesterday. Other officers elected include Mrs John G Goodwin first vice president devotional chairman Mrs R Gray Pollard second vice president educational chairman Mrs J Robert Yerby third vice president Christian social relations chairman Mrs Arthur L Wilson secretary and Mrs Charlies P Watson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Women of Christ Episcopal Church
John G. Goodwin
R. Gray Pollard
J. Robert Yerby
Arthur L. Wilson
Charlies P. Watson
Local Social News Highlights Weddings and Births
Lowell guests attend the Janet Spanos and Pete J. Pappas wedding tomorrow. Highland Falls visitors join Brig Gen and Mrs Bryan Conrad for West Point June Week. Twin daughters Pamela Ann and Patricia Lee Campbell born May 31 at Memorial Hospital. Mary Jane McCone and Mrs Hunter McGuire travel to New York for June Week at West Point.
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John Gumas
Clementine Slomp
Lowell
Mass
Chris Gumas
Clearbrook
Janet Spanos
Pete J. Pappas
Hunter McGuire
Mary Jane McCone
Highland Falls
N. Y
Brig. Gen
Bryan Conrad
West Point
John Campbell
E. Piccadilly St
Memorial Hospital
Pamela Ann
Patricia Lee Campbell
Campbell
Mae Hottle
Births from Mr and Mrs Fred Steven and others
Birth notices announce a son for Mr and Mrs Fred Steven, Ritch Jr., at 417 Battle Ave. Mrs Steven is the former Hazel Durham. A son for Mr and Mrs Cecil Smith of Wardensville, W Va, with Mrs Smith the former Bernell Hershman. A daughter for Lt and Mrs Cecil Milton Scott Benson of Norfolk, Mrs Benson the former Ann Copenhaver.
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Fred Stevenson Ritch, Jr
Battle Ave
Ritch
Hazel Durham
Cecil Smith
Wardensville
W. Va
Smith
Bernell Hershman
Cecil Milton Scott Benson
Norfolk
Benson
Ann Copenhaver
Grimes by N. C. Hensell
There will be preaching at Galilee tomorrow night. Mr. Olin Affleck has led a crew repairing roads in the area after last winter’s freezes. Mr. and Mrs. John Swartz of
Secrets of Charm Bathing for Daily Hygiene
This piece extols daily bathing as a luxury and essential for charm and feminine health. It notes warm weather requires more frequent cleansing, explains perspiration clogs pores, and argues that a clean skin appears younger and is refreshed by regular baths. It references the bathtub as a key aid to beauty and cleanliness.
Body Care Routine For Glowing Skin And Circulation
A brief guide suggests using plain rough salt for a quick body rubdown before bathing to loosen dry skin. After bathing, pat dry and rub with a Turkish towel, then apply a good body lotion to keep skin soft and wake up circulation.
Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent Weekly Schedule
The Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent's schedule for June 4 to 9 lists daily meetings with Homemakers Groups and 4 H clubs at local churches and schools. Demonstrations focus on flower arrangements textile painting and program development. Planning for the 1957 program of work is urged with a planning meeting set for July 25.
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Frederick County
Country Life Institute
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Kernstown Methodist Church
Middle Road Hdc
Irene Boyd
Gore
Douglas Kerns
Gainesboro
Shawnee
Opequon Church
Middletown
Community Notes From Ridgeway And Nearby Areas
Ridgeway residents visited friends last Saturday evening and relatives were called on in Stotler's Cross Roads. Visitors from Grimes attended the Hopewell Meeting at Clearbrook and locals toured Newton Baker Hospital open house. Mrs. Jonah Good and family attended a funeral in Oak Ridge Tennessee for Clarence Symons. Earle Smallwood of Rest builds a new garage for Brooke Taylor. Ethel Guess visits Baltimore with her uncle William Hanan. Sowers of Clearbrook visited Brooke Taylor and his parents with Russell and Huff kin from Charles Town. Local farmers replant corn, cut alfalfa and spray fields amid a locust bloom signaling a good corn crop after dry spells and recent showers.
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Clarence Symons
Earl Smallwood
Rest
Brooke Taylor
Ethel Guess
Baltimore
William Hanan
Robert Sowers
Clearbrook
John W. Russell
Charles Huff
Charles Town
W. Va
Frank Kiger
Winchester
How Much Should You Weigh How to compute ideal weight
Readers are invited to obtain a lightning calculator titled How Much Should You Weigh from Secrets of Charm, National Newspaper Service, Box 305, Michigan City Indiana. Enclose 10 cents plus a self addressed stamped envelope to receive the guide.
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Secrets of
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Moose Child City to be featured on Sunday TV show
Moosehart Illinois will be the subject of a You Asked For It segment on WMAL TV Channel 7 Washington DC. Art Baker and crew spent three days filming three orphaned daughters of Emil Carlson who died of cancer last January. The program will show their former home conditions and their current life in Moose City with scenes interwoven throughout.
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Moose
American Broadcasting Company
Art Baker
Moosehart
Ill
G. Baker
Emil Carlson
Wmal-Tv
Channel 7
Washington, D. C
Ridings Chapel Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The East Frederick Home Demonstration Club met May 25 at 1 30 p m near Ridings Chapel with Mrs Maynard Boyce. Mrs Reta Canfield led devotions and Mrs Lillian Williams read the minutes while the treasurer reported. Mrs Hilda Lacy led old and new business. Williams gave a kitchen planning demonstration before refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Lor raine Hensley Mrs Reta Canfield Mrs Arthur Hylton Mrs Lillian Williams Mrs Ethel Ritenour Mrs Beatrice Easter Mrs Hilda Lacy and four visitors Mrs J S Jackson Mrs Marvin Hammock Mrs Otis Hensley and Margaret Hensley. The June meeting will be at Mrs Keith Judy with a cor sages and flower arrangements demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridings Chapel
East Frederick
Maynard Boyce
Reta Canfield
Lillian Williams
Boyce
Hilda Lacy
Williams
Lorraine Hensley
Arthur Hylton
Ethel Ritenour
Beatrice Easter
J. S Jackson
Marvin Hammock
Otis Hensley
Margaret Hensley
Keith Judy
Obituary for Ross D Stowers Middletown Grocer and Operator
A funeral service for Ross Douglas Stowers, 44, Middletown grocer and service station operator, who died Tuesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital, was held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Vaucluse Presbyterian Church. The Rev. John Ducknall officiated. Interment followed at Mt. Hebron cemetery. Pallbearers were J. Thomas Kremer, G. Clyde Thompson, W. C. Perry, Albert L. Spitzer, J. Scott Atkinson, and Harry W. Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Douglas Stowers
Middletown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Vaucluse Presbyterian Church
John Ducknall
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
J. Thomas Kremer
G. Clyde Thompson
W. C. Perry
Albert L. Spitzer
J. Scott Atkinson
Harry W. Dunn
Daughters of Wesley Class Meet at Stephens City
Mrs. Harry Booth led the Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class gathering held Thursday evening with Elizabeth Marks co hosting and led by Marks assisted by Ritenour Marks and Lemley. A donation of 25 toward the store in the recreation room was given.
Modern Etiquette Q and A on late calls and dinner edits
Roberta Lee advises the acceptable hours for a boy to call a girl at home and how to handle rescheduling when urgent travel prevents hosting. Guidelines emphasize respecting family customs and clear apology with a definite new date.
Daily Language Notes On Pronunciation And Vocabulary
The passage discusses pronunciation pitfalls for words like pituitary and annul, notes common misspellings, and highlights synonym options for gossip. It also introduces a word study rule to adopt one word daily with today's focus on intonation and voice modulation. It urges readers to expand vocabulary through repeated usage.
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Comrade
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J. W. Rosenberger
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Cherry Point
N. C
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Atlanta, Ga
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Kay Frances Pugh
Mary Lou Russell
Bobbie W. Huffman
Janet Clark
Mike
John D. Shirley
Elwood Patterson
Sue Holland
Shirley Curl
Alma Wilson
Paul Clevenger
Helen Nail
Margaret
Judy Pitcock
Howard Mill
Great Kills
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William P. Bowers
Cross Junction
Berryville
Marcia Diana Bowers
Whitacre
Miss Bowers
James Wood High School
Maria Shanholtz
Simon Adams
Capon Bridge
Grimes
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Gaunt’s Drug Store
John Robert Powers
Shoecenter
Tiny
Loudoun St
Lovett Bros
Vogue
Harry Lovett
N. Loudoun St
Stowers
Luna Sisk
Billy See
Nancy Nichols
C. B. See
L. A. See
Virginia Nichols
James Lee
James Pyle
Fairfax
Willie Yeakie
Eldridge Lemley
Washington
Don Burner
Portsmouth
George Shryock
Ed Ewing
Barbara Richards
Raymond Ewing
Edward Ewing
Mt. Alto Hospital
Fannie Frazier
Lucy Dean
Ben Massie
Marguerite Ridgeway
Frederick
Parley Cutrite
Louisville
Holler Beaver
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Roberta Lee
W. L. Gordon
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