Memorial and anniversary services and baccalaureate sermon
Calendar lists 3:00 p.m memorial services at Mount Hebron Cemetery Hickory Camp. 3:30 p.m. anniversary service at Lutheran Church of Our Saviour. 5:00 p.m. baccalaureate sermon at Handley High School. Also 8:00 p.m. Madison Lodge I O O F meets on East Boscawen Street and Circle No 9 Braddock Street M E Church meets at Mrs. John I. Sloat’s home at 305 South Loudoun Street.
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Mount Hebron
Hickory Camp
No. 34
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Handley High School
Madison Lodge
Braddock Street
John I. Sloat
South Loudoun Street
W. F. Clark
Miss Helen Hatcher Graduates From Queens College
Miss Helen Hatcher daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Hatcher of this city graduated with high honors from Queens College Charlotte NC on Tuesday She earned an AB degree and a business school certificate and served as president of Kappa Delta sorority She was chosen by Southern Bell Telephone Company for a position in Charlotte and plans to depart Monday to assume duties in Charlotte
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Richard Hatcher
Queens College
Charlotte, N. C
Miss Hatcher
Business School
Kappa Delta Sorority
Southern Bell Telephone Company of
Charlotte
Charles Mort
Robert McCarty
City
William and Mary College
McCarty
Williamsburg
Massey
Joseph A. Massey
Newport News
Amherst Street
Winchester
Elizabeth Massey
Martinsburg Couple Wed in Martinsburg Home Ceremony
Miss Virginia Young of Martinsburg and Mr. Pree Batten, both of Martinsburg, announced their marriage. The ceremony occurred at Rev. Roy Schmucker’s home on North Loudoun Street with Schmucker presiding. The couple will reside in Martinsburg where the groom works in business.
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Mr. Batten
Otis Batten
Martinsburg
Rexall One Cent Sale Continues This Week
Rexall sale continues through Saturday with one cent offers on toilet goods household remedies stationery drug sundries candies and related items at Brooks' Pharmacy Rexall Store phone 766
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Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Winchester bride wed in Boyce at Baptist parsonage
Miss Marguerite Ashby of Winchester married Mr. Charles Presgraves of Boyce in a small ceremony at the Boyce Baptist parsonage performed by Rev. Van Linden. They will live in Boyce where the groom works. Attendants included Mrs. Dan Hickerson as matron of honor and Benny Rickard as best man.
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Marguerite Ashby
Winchester
Charles Presgraves
Boyce
Baptist Parsonage
van Linden
Dan Hickerson
Benny Rickard
Berryville
Presgraves
Miss Mable Massie Recital Graces Evening Program
The Stephens City High School auditorium hosted Miss Mabel Massie and her piano pupils in a well received recital titled Out of The Past despite bad weather. Students from Middletown and Stephens City performed pieces by Bach Liszt Beethoven and more. A major operation was reported for Miss Zula Smoot at Winchester Memorial Hospital with satisfactory condition.
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Stephens City High School
Mabel Massie
Middletown
Stephens City
Tick Tock
Mattingly
Marie Rinker
Musette
D. Bach
Joyce Wolfe
Bayley
Charlotte
Jean Shiley
Faust
Gounod
Mason Carbaugh
Valse Mignonne
Kern
Irma Clem
Ellemerich
Sara Jane Judy
Krentalin
Roby
Ann Williams
Ruth Sperry
Dorothy Warren
Galop
Heins
Nancy Parker
Marguerite Ridgeway
Beethoven
Louise Stover
Marche
Streadbag
Robyn Ann Williams
Maxi
Dvgorak
Audra Hunt
Irene Beaver
Englemann
Christine Wright
Schubert
Ruth Hausenfluck
Chopin
Anna Margaret Beaver
Bartlett
Arbutus Hiser
Zula Smoot
R. N
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Notes of Graduations and Visits Across Communities
Local residents report graduation festivities with family attendance. James Himelright, first lieutenant graduate from Gordon Military College, returns to Winchester while Mrs. Himelright accompanies him. Other family members attend ceremonies at University of Maryland Dental School and Duke University. Shenandoah College Club meeting in Winchester features committee planning and Chinese checkers. Rev Goode and family depart for Blacksburg for a son’s honor graduation. Numerous visits from Maine to Virginia mark a busy period of social and collegiate ties.
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James Himelright
Gordon Military College
Barnesville
Winchester
Clarence Himelright
C. A. Davis
College Park
University of Maryland Dental School
James Davis
J. Goode
Blacksburg
James A. Goode
Mr. Goode
Goodes
L. B. Whitacre
Whitacre
Local residents return from travels and studies
Mr. Frank Pierce has returned from Duke University where he has been studying the past year. Mr Ben Davis, a student at the Wharton School of Finance, arrived last evening to spend time with his parents. Mrs. W. Dudley Field has returned to her apartment on Cameron Street after visiting Washington.
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Lee F. Stine
Kerr Street
Stine
Mr. Stine
W. B. Stine
Berryville Avenue
Sophe Baker
W. Cork Street
Petersburg
C. A. Davis
South Stewart Street
Ann Yost
Madison College
Winchester
McFadden Yost
Handley Avenue
Jacob Yost
Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal
Frank Pierce
Duke University
Ben Davis
Wharton School of Finance
Graduate School
University of Pennsylvania
W. Dudley Field
Cameron Street
Washington
Modern Etiquette Q and A by Roberta Lee
A column of etiquette tips includes how to respond after introductions, who pays taxi fare when returning a companion home, and whether to butter an entire bread slice at once. The guidance emphasizes polite reciprocity and gradual, controlled actions in social dining and transport situations.
Woman Injured Last Night In Highway Crash
Berryville Virginia June 3 Mrs Claude Silman local resident escaped fatal injury about 930 pm when her sedan was demolished in a collision with a beverage truck five miles west of Berryville on Route 7 She was taken to Memorial Hospital Winchester with a deep forehead gash a lacerated knee and minor bruises Kenneth Billmyer 18 Winchester driver of the truck and Paul Ette also of Winchester a passenger escaped injury Deputy Sheriff Poh Buckner said fault undetermined the vehicles sideswiped each other Mrs Silman was returning to Berryville the truck was westbound W E Bridgeforth owner of the truck listed damages at 500 the Silman car was almost a total loss
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Berryville
Claude Silman
Here
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Silman
Kenneth Billmyer
Paul Ette
Poh Buckner
Headway On Squalus Salvage Making Progress
Portsmouth N H June 3 Officers directing salvage of the sunken submarine Squalus said they began tunnelling to reach the propeller struts next week. The tunnels will allow chains and pontoons to be attached for the first lift to tow the Squalus and 26 dead aboard to shallower warmer waters for safer diving work.
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Portsmouth
N. H
U. S
Dr Wade to Preach Tomorrow at Grace Church
Dr William A Wade of Baltimore Maryland executive secretary of the Deaconess Board of the United Lutheran Church will supply the pulpit at Grace Lutheran Church tomorrow morning. He is a past president of the Maryland Synod and well known in Winchester for past pulpit supply. There will be no evening service due to the Handley School baccalaureate sermon.
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William A. Wade
Baltimore
United Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Wade
Maryland Synod
Winchester
Grace Church
Handley School
Attending Moral Re Armament Meet in Constitution Hall
The Rev. Dr. E. T. Clark and several local people will travel to Washington tomorrow to attend a national Moral Re Armament meeting sponsored by cabinet members legislators historians editors and other prominent figures at Constitution Hall.
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E. T. Clark
Washington
Constitution Hall
Ten Nights In A Barroom Film Show Sunday Night
The Anti-Saloon League of Virginia sponsors a screening of Ten Nights In A Barroom at Stine's Chapel on the Gainesboro road Monday night at 8 o'clock. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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The
Anti-Saloon League of Virginia
Stine’s Chapel
Gainesboro Road
Market Specialist Urges Farmers to Target 70 Million Apple Bushels
Porter Taylor of the Department of Agriculture urged local growers at I Fred Stine’s office to keep the U S commercial apple crop near 70 million bushels annually to sustain prices. He noted past profits rose when markets stayed around that level and presented a nine year crop chart showing averages and fluctuations.
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Porter Taylor
Department of Agriculture
Washington
I. Fred Stine
Porter
United States
Cae
Sven
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