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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1946

Page

6

Miss Fahnestock Weds Havano Emner Chiles in Winchester

Miss Margaret Mae Fahnestock daughter of the Rev and Mrs Cephas Fahnestock of Stine s Chapel married Havano Emner Chiles of Berwick Maine and Winchester yesterday at Jubilee Church of the Brethren Winchester The ceremony at 5 pm featured a double ring rite led by Rev J Emmart Dettra The couple will reside in Winchester after a two week honeymoon in Maine.

Margaret Mae Pahnestock Cephas Fahnestock Stine’s Chapel Havano Emner Chiles Berwick Maines Winchester Jubilee Church of the Brethren J. Emmart Dettra The Brethren Church Wilmington Det Burrell Luttrell Rubenstein Dvorek Dorothy Fahnestock Nathanel B. Habel First Baptist Church David

Handley High School Graduation Guest Tea At 1607 Valley

Miss Jean Manuel of Handley High School hosted a tea yesterday afternoon from three to five at her home 1607 Valley avenue for the graduating class members. Colonel Julian Lindsay has returned to Washington D C after visiting Dr and Mrs Hunter McGuire on North Braddock street. Ryland R Perry a University of Tennessee Knoxville student is home from college for vacation with his parents at 13 Valley avenue.

Jean Manuel At Handley High School Valley Avenue Washington Julian Lindsay Washington, D. C Mrs Hunter McGuire North Braddock Street Ryland R. Perry University of Ten Knoxville Howard PF. Perry

Miss Betty Hengeveld Attending June Week at Annapolis

Miss Betty Scott Hengeveld daughter of Mr and Mrs R G Hengeveld of this city attends June Week festivities at Johns Hopkins Navy Academy Annapolis Her escort is Jimmy M Hayes a Second Classman Hayes received his class ring at the Ring Dance Saturday night Ring Dance a highlight of June Week Hengeveld just completed her sophomore year at Westhampton College University of Richmond Virginia She will return home on Latane Street this week for the summer and go back to Westhampton next fall

Betty Scott Hengeveld R. G. Hengeveld Jays S. Navy Academy Annapol Jimmy M. Hayes Hayes Hengeveld Westhampton College University of Richmond Virginia Latane Street Westhampton

Miss Cornwell Weds Thomas Kain in Winchester

Miss Peggy Cornwell daughter of Mr and Mrs William M Cornwell of Winchester became the bride of Mr Thomas Kain of Winchester in a double ring ceremony at 5 o clock Saturday at Sacred Heart Rectory by Rev Julian Bullock The bride wore a blue street length dress with white accessories and a shoulder corsage of white rosebuds Attendants were Miss Margaret Kain and Mr James Kain Both of Winchester The couple will reside on Northwestern Grade in Winchester

Peggy Cornwell William M. Cornwell Winchester Thomas Kain Sacred Heart Julian Bullock Margaret Kain James Ain Corn

Stotler-Hottel Marriage Told in Frederick Md

Mrs. Martha C. Hottel announces the marriage of her daughter Helen A. to Charles W. Stotler of Marion Pa. The ceremony was by Rev. W V Garrett on April 20 at Evangelical Lutheran Church Frederick Md. Helen wore a navy suit with gardenias. she is a Middletown High School graduate and worked at Pingley and Carpers Cleaners. Charles A Stotler’s son is a Derry Township High School graduate now employed at Pairchild Aircraft in Hagerstown. They will reside in Hagerstown.

Martha C. Hottel Helen A Charles W. Stotler Charles A. Stotler Marion W. V. Garrett Evangelical Lutheran Church of

Miss Apgar Active In Student Affairs

Patricia Apgar a Wilson College sophomore and daughter of Col and Mrs Theodore B Apgar has been elected chairman of publicity for Orchesis and associate technical editor of Billboard for 1946 47 The Orchesis group presents recitals on campus and off campus and participates in the annual May Day pageant The student staff of Billboard publishes the college paper each week at Chambersburg

Patricia Apgar Wilson College Theodore B. Apgar Massie Avenue Front Royal Orchesis Modern Dance Group Billboard Chambersburg

Sewing Room Open June 5 at Episcopal Church House

The Red Cross sewing room on the second floor of Episcopal Church House at 134 West Boscawen Street will be open Wednesday this week since regular day falls on Confederate Memorial Day June 6.

Red Cross Episcopal Church House West Boscawen Street

Weekend visit to Washington includes theater trip

Miss Jane Carey Lindsey of Spent Run Clarke County Miss Mary Lou Sprint of this city and Miss Rebecca Lodge of White Hall spent the past weekend at the Willards Hotel in Washington DC They attended the National Theatre performance of Laura on Saturday evening

Washington Jane Carey Lindsey Clarke County Mary Lou Sprint Rebecca Lodge White Hall Willards Hotel Washington, D. C Laura National Theatre

County Couple Wed 31 Years

Jacob C. Hiser and Anna Jordan, both natives of Rockingham County, observed their thirty first wedding anniversary at Stephens City. Friends and relatives visited at the Hiser home yesterday afternoon to extend best wishes and gifts. They married in Lynchburg on June 2, 1915, and have lived in Frederick County for 28 years. They have one daughter, Mrs. Arbutus E. Clevenger.

Jacob C. Hiser Stephens City Hiser Minnie Dinges Robert Lemley Gervis E. Lemley P. E. Lineburg Alva Steele R. E. Ayler Rachel Clevenger Marthena Clevenger Ida Guard John Gossard Eldridge M. Lemsey June Lemley Mary Terault Mamie Carver David C. Petrie Leslie Orndorff Annie Williams Carmel Galliday Harry Frazier Arthur Carper David Crocker Julian D. Steele Raymond L. Booze Allen Legge Beulah Strode Ethel Ambrose Dorothy Poe Harry M. Carbaugh Nettie Carbaugh Earl C. Day A. A. Mark Frank Barley Raymond Hausenfluck E. B. Powers Heath Stickley Virginia Stickley Estep Hunter

District Nurse Association to Meet Wednesday at 3 PM

The District Nurse Association will hold a meeting Wednesday at 3 o clock in the local office. Attendance is urged as it will be the last meeting until October. Additionally the Montague W. S. C. 8 meets tomorrow at 8 PM at 519 South Braddock street with Mrs. J. B. Ware hosting and Marie Peyton as program leader.

District Nurse Association Montague W. S. C W. S.C Montague Avenue Methodist Church J. B. Ware South Braddock Street Marie Peyton

Dorothy Scott to star in My Sister Eileen at Winchester Little Theatre

Miss Dorothy Scott daughter of Mrs Winfield Scott of 121 West Cork Street will play Helen Wade in the Winchester Little Theatre production of My Sister Eileen. A Handley High School graduate she has theater experience with Girl Scouts and school plays and plans to study dramatics at Stephens College in Missouri. The show opens in the Handley auditorium on Tuesday June 18 with tickets at Miller’s and Gaunts.

Dorothy Scott Winfield Scott Cork Street Winchester Helen Wade” Scott Hawaii Philippines United States Stephens College Columbia Eileen Handley Auditorium Miller’s and Gaunts

Modern Etiquette Q&A: Introductions and Wraps

Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about introducing a companion when meeting an acquaintance and whether bridge prizes should be wrapped. She notes it is rude to leave a companion unintroduced during a chat and advises prizes be attractively wrapped.

Failure Of Cards To Win Home Games May Cost Them The Pennant

The St. Louis Cardinals struggle at home may cost them the pennant as they sit three and a half games back Brooklyn after a 1-0 and 7-6 double defeat to the New York Giants. On the road they have excelled, winning 17 of 24 while Brooklyn gains ground.

St. Louis’ Cardinals New York Giants Brooklyn Redbirds Sportsman’s Park Cardinal Dodgers Brooks Bobby Blattner Walker Cooper Cardinals Blattner Giants New Yorkers Bill Voiselle Les Webber Art Herring Hugh Casey Cincinnati Reds Webber Vic Lombardi Ed Heusser Galan Ed Stevens Tigers Nats Detroit Tigers Washington Senators Hal Newhouser Bengal Chicago Cubs Boston Braves Reds Mort Cooper Cubs Claude Passeau Pittsburgh Philadelphia Phillies Pirates Rip Sewell Phils

In Memoriam Stacy Newlin

In loving memory of our dear father Stacy Newlin who passed away on June 3 fourteen years ago. We remember you with love and sorrow as time goes by and miss your gentle smile and your comforting presence. Your children sign with affection.

Stacy Newlin

Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon

English lessons cover misused terms and pronunciation with examples. It explains widow usage and notes the importance of correct phrasing and vocabulary growth through daily focus on one word. Propensity is defined as a natural inclination and a quote from Seneca illustrates avoiding evil propensities.

Seneca

Christ Lutheran Pastor Addresses Handley Baccalaureate

Near capacity audience hears Rev. Dr. John L. Deaton of Christ Lutheran Church Baltimore discuss Christ's influence at Handley High School baccalaureate services. He cites truth character and love as three results of Christ's teaching that can help graduates go farther. Glee clubs and Handley Choir perform.

John L. Deaton Christ Lutheran Church Baltimore Christ Handley Choir

Frederick County AAA Meeting Friday

The Frederick County AAA committee and community AAA committee chairmen will meet in the AAA offices at the courthouse Friday at 9 30 a m to hear a discussion of the revision of crop insurance regulations relating to the wheat yield led by Beverley Farrah district agent for the Federal Crop Insurance program E M Punk chairman will preside

Frederick County AAA Committee AAA Beverley Farrah E. M. Punk

USS Portunus Portunus Portunus built at Philadelphia Navy Yard

The Navy Department states the USS Portunus AGP4 formerly LST 330 was built at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. It was decommissioned April 18 at Mare Island California. The Civil War’s largest cannon was the 15 inch Columbia firing a 14.85 inch shell weighing about 315 pounds.

Navy Department Portunus Philadephia Navy Yard Mare Island California

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Handley Winchester — Front Royal Betty Hengeveld Annapolis Miss Cornwell Apgar Gaunt’s Drug Store Robert C. Snapp Cedar Creek Marion College Betty Jean Snapp Evelyn Staples Dorothy Bailey Ora Bailey W. A. Bailey Wallace Lutz Glen and Don W. E Strother Herbert Puller Eddie Mervil C. Bailey Laura Bailey Colleen Della Lee Ward Martinsburg John Bailey P. T. Grove Dr. Grove Jolliffe Studio Walter Duncan South Stewart Street Helen Mae Keesling Augusta Military Academy Fort Defiance Duncan Ric Ralph Hengeveld City Richmond Beverley Broun Charleston W. Va J. Gray Beverley West Cork Street Helen Avis Grimm Viena Holmes R. Grimm Winchester Memorial Hospital Roberta Lee Clarke County’s Daily Lovett Brothers American League Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Chicago New York St. Louis National League Cincinnati Associated Press Chicago Cincinnati Ton Memoriam Tokyo Emperor Hirohito General MacArthur Japan W. L. Gordon Mrs. Brown AAA Meeting P. E the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hill’s Toy & Novelty N. Loudoun St J. G. Holsinger & Son Court Square Haldeman George Washington Garage Goodrich R Cather & Moling Gay Crown Ats Sk Timberlake S—And Winchester Furniture CO South Loudoun St Oro Loudoun St Mutual Insurance J. A. Hotinger Mutual Insurance Winchester Stores Winchester Retail Merchants Association
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