Engagement of Jean Filtzmoyer to Leroy Buckner
Mrs Myrtle Hershman of Millwood Pike announces the engagement of her daughter Jean Filtzmoyer to Leroy Buckner son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Buckner of Staunton The couple are both well educated with Jean a James Wood High School graduate employed by Farm Bureau Insurance and Leroy an NYU MA holder and area supervisor of distributive education for the State Board of Education The wedding is set for July 24 at Christ Episcopal Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Studio
Jean Filtzmoyer
Myrtle Hershman
Millwood Pike
Leroy M. Buckner
Leroy Buckner
Staunton
Filtzmoyer
S. D. Filtzmoyer
James Wood High School
Farm Bureau Insurance Company
Buckner
Richmand Professional Institute
New York University
The
State Board of Education
Christ Episcopal Church
Engagement of Frances Elizabeth Curtis to James R Pitcock
Mr and Mrs Ray Curtis announce the engagement of their daughter Frances Elizabeth to James Ralph Pitcock son of James Robert Pitcock Route 2 and the late Mr Pitcock Miss Curtis will graduate Handley High School June 8 Mr Pitcock is employed by the State Highway Department The wedding is planned for early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Curtis
Frances Elizabeth
James Ralph Pitcock
James Robert Pitcock
Route 2
Mr. Pitcock
Miss Curtis
Handley High School
Pitcock
State Highway Department
Calendar of June Community Meetings and Events
Calendar lists diverse local meetings and clubs across June from 7 p m to 8 p m including Public Code Classes at Radio Club East Winchester Model Railroad Club Madison Lodge Municipal Band Rotary Lions Exchange American Legion Auxiliary Alcoholics Anonymous Miller House Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Kiwanis Garden Club Flight A Air Force Reserve Squadron and Elks Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Club
Route 50
East
Winchester Model Railroad Club
S. Cameron St
Madison Lodge
Rouss Hall
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Exchange Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Alcoholics - Anonymous
Miller House
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah
Kiwanis Club
Old Fredericktown Garden Club
Air Force Reserve Squadron
Rouss Ave
Elks Club
Miss Chittenden to Wed Richard Cover
Miss Chittenden and Richard Loring Cover become engaged. Mary Macneil Chittenden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ward Chittenden Jr. of Garrison Maryland, to Richard Loring Cover, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loring Andrews Cover of Chathamne Maryland. Cover a Gilman School and Princeton graduate who served in the 2nd Armored Division in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Chittenden, Jr
Garrison, Md
Mary Macneil
Richard Loring Cover
Loring Andrews Cover
Chattelumne
Chittenden
Garrison Forest School
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Noroton
Conn
Cover
H. K. Russell
J. M. Steck
Braddock Street Groups Plan Meetings This Week
Braddock Street Methodist Church circles and the church women’s group schedule meetings with Circle 1 led by Mrs J F Bly and Circle 10 hosted by Mrs Harold Patton. The Century Club holds a Thursday morning session at Mrs E W Barr’s home. The Garden Club of Virginia announces the Lily Show June 17 and 18 at Farmington Country Club Charlottesville. The Old Fredericktown Garden Club meets Wednesday at 3 pm with speaker Mrs L A Patton discussing Flowers from California and Outdoor Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Church School
Circle No. 1
J. F. Bly
F. B. Oglesby
Charlottesville
The
Garden Club of Virginia
Farmington Country Club
Braddock Street Circle
Braddock Street
Harold Patton
Greystone Terrace
Curtis R. Barr
Century Club
E. W. Barr
Featherbed Lane
Garden Club
Fredericktown
Old
Weekend visit marks Lt Col Clara Raven guest in Washington
Personal Lt Col Clara Raven USA Med Corps recently returned from Japan and Korea and stationed in Washington was a weekend guest of Miss Helen Carson on S Braddock St. Mr and Mrs Frank L Barrett returned to Frederick County after a year with children in Sacramento California. Carol Funkhouser daughter of Justin and Mrs Funkhouser of Blakely Manor Charles Town graduated today from the lower division of St Marys Seminary Junior College St Marys City Md receiving a General High School Diploma. Mrs Irvan OConnell and Miss Frances W Jones will represent Christ Episcopal Church at the Conference of the Province of Washington at Hood College Frederick Md June 13 19. The Rev Mr Chadwalsh Phd professor of English Beloit College Beloit Wis will be the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Raven
USA
Japan
Korea
Washington
Helen Carson
S. Braddock St
Frank L. Barrett
Frederick County
Sacramento
Calif
Carol Funkhouser
Justin Funkhouser
Blakely Manor
Charles Town
St. Mary's Seminary
St. Mary’s City
Irvan O'Connell
Frances W. Jones
Christ Episcopal Church
Local residents return from trips and events
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Whitham return from Rehoboth Beach after a week away. Cpl. Williams H. Whiting reports back to Ft. Belvoir after a month with his mother following 16 months in Korea. Mrs. William F. Schenck and children plan ten days in Danville to visit her mother Mrs. H. B. Lester. Susan Rosenberger earns a Roanoke College Freshman scholarship while a Handley High senior. Mrs Gene T. Dicks hosts a bridal shower for Miss Hilda Steele prior to her May 29 wedding to W. Edward Baker. guests include several local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Williams H. Whiting
Ft. Belvoir
E. M. Whiting
W. Clifford St
Korea
Susan Rosenberger
Anna Wood Rosenberger
Shirley St
Roanoke College
Handley High School
Gene T. Dicks
Hilda Steele
W. Edward Baker
Charles Coffman
Paul Sheetz
William Kern
Norman Brill
Leslie Brill
Jody
William Headley
Herbert Stickley
Miss Steele Wed to W Edward Baker in Middletown
Miss Hilda Lucille Steele daughter of Mr and Mrs Lehring Steele of Middletown married Wanda Edward Baker son of Mrs Charles Coffman of Strasburg and the late Mr Baker in Grace Methodist Church Middletown. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev J S Peebles followed by a reception at the bride's parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Lucille Steele
Lehring Steele
Middletown
Wanda Edward Baker
Charles Coffman
Strasburg
Mr. Baker
J. S. Peebles
Grace Methodist Church
Gene T. Dicks
Jacson
Baker
Washington St
Secrets of Charm from John Robert Powers Fashion Essay
Accessories dress up or down a costume with summer color guidance and bag ideas. Bead ropes in white, coral, turquoise and other colors offer mood changes from day to evening. Jewelry boxes inspire looks, with pale tones matching tans and bold hues offsetting beige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Social gathering list from an Oklahoma party
A long guest list from a social gathering includes Mrs. Preston Conner Jr and Mrs. James Judy along with many attendees such as Mrs. Carl DeHaven, Mrs. Lucy Judy, Miss Peggy Headley, Miss Janet Burcham, Monte and Melinda Steele, and other invited ladies including Miss Anna Virginia Headley and Mrs. Thelma Stewart. The names reflect a midcentury community social event and hosting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Conner, Jr
James Judy
Keith Judy
Carl DeHaven
Lucy Judy
Lawrence Burcham
James Ballone
Peggy Headley
Judy Dodson
Janet Burcham
Diana Layman
Donnie Steele
Sharon
Lehring Steele
Monte
Melinda Steele
Anna Virginia Headley
Tom Auck
Arthur Wolfe
Om Dicks
Delma Layman
Harry Renner
Thelma Stewart
Births Reported in Local Families this Week
June 5 to Mr and Mrs Robert Thomas White Post a girl. Mrs Thomas formerly Miss Mary Rickard. To Mr and Mrs Joseph Tosti Warrenton a girl. Mrs Tosti formerly Miss Marian White. To Mr and Mrs Charles Shipe Route 1 a boy. Mrs Shipe formerly Miss Edith Barritt. June 6 to Mr and Mrs Donald Jenkins 242 Liberty Ave a girl. Mrs Jenkins formerly Miss Nancy Lowery. To A 3C Paul Foreman USAF and Mrs Foreman 1305 S Loudoun St a girl. Mrs Foreman formerly Miss Shirley Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thomas
White Post
Thomas
Mary Rickard
Joseph Tosti
Warrenton
Tosti
Marian White
Charles Shipe
Route 1
Shipe
Edith Barritt
Donald Jenkins
Liberty Ave
Jenkins
Nancy Lowery
Elmer Lowery
Stephens City
Lowery
Betty Oliver
Paul Foreman
USAF
Foreman
S. Loudoun St
Shirley Dunn
Fashion notes on accessories and color harmony
The piece discusses adding interest with rhinestones velvet flowers and wicker baskets for summer outfits. It highlights bags belts gloves shoes stockings hats and the idea of print tote bags to brighten dark dresses. Emphasizes sensible shopping with black and white coordination and a single sharp color accent.
Whats Your Line Lines and figure flattering clothing tips
The article explains how horizontal vertical and diagonal lines affect a figure and how to use them to enhance appearance. It invites readers to write for Secrets of Charm and request a copy of Whats Your Line with return postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrets of Charm
National
Michiigan City
Indiana
Apple Pie Ridge Community Notes Move and Visits
Mr Andrew Nickelson has returned home after a stay at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs M C White and family spent Sunday in Washington D C with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Walter Jackson and Mr and Mrs Ray Taylor spent Sunday in Culpeper. Mr and Mrs Owen Kaisey and Chamberlin moved to the farm belonging to John Goode. Mr and Mrs Buddy Mauck and son Tommy of Lynchburg visited Wade Jones over Memorial Day weekend. Mr and Mrs Cecil Hahn visited Mahlon Miller on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Pie Ridge
Andrew Nickelson
Tommy
Lynchburg
Wade Jones
Cecil Hahn
Mahlon Miller
Mrs Helen Smith Johnson marriage naming note
The text explains that she inserts her maiden name before her former husband's name, yielding Mrs Helen Smith Johnson. It also answers a question about artificial flowers, stating they are popular for home decor and even table decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith Johnson
Exchange Club Luncheon Features Negro Nursery Speakers
Mrs. Hugh Peters, member of the Advisory Board, and Mrs. Gladys Crawford, supervisor, will address the Exchange Club at 12 15 p m tomorrow at the George Washington Hotel. Clark Cooper introduces them and outlines the nursery program. Semi annual election of officers will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Peters
Negro Day Nursery
Gladys Crawford
Exchange Club
George Washington Hotel
Clark Cooper
Mrs Putnam Dies In Hospital Here
Gertrude Putnam, 73, of Berryville, died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born May 30, 1881 in Page County, she was the widow of Charles W. Putnam. She leaves three nieces in West Virginia and Virginia. Committal rites in Green Hill Cemetery, Berryville, tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. conducted by Reverend William Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Putnam
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Page County
John
Ella Calors Devers
That County
Charles W. Putnam
Green Hill Cemetery
William Abbott
Presbyterian Church
Lesson in English By W. L. Gordon
Vocabulary notes give guidance on commonly misused words and mispronounced terms. It includes examples on cool versus coil and Caucus, with a daily word study urging readers to master one new word each day and a definition of vindication as justification and defense.
Proper letter closings in social and professional notes
A columnist explains that "Respectfully yours" is reserved for business or employer employee letters. A divorcee retaining ex husband’s name should sign as she prefers, with no required constraint beyond personal choice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
James R. Pitcock
Bobbie Conrad
Miss Chittenden
Richard Cover
Canvas Shoes
Huntsberrys
Sterling
Hallmark
Seley
W. Boscawen St. Winchester
Braddock St. Wscs
Wayne Whitham
Rehoboth Beach
William F. Schenck
S. Washington St
Danville
Gaunt’s
Gaunt
Miss Steele
John Robert Powers
Salvation Army
Winchester
Frederick
Polly
Timberlake’s
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Apple Pie
Harry Ritter
This City
Helen James
James Cain
Middleway
W. Va
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
W. L. Gordon
Roberta Lee
Shoecenter
Straw Takes
Loudoun St
Punjab
Dan River
Cather’s Dep’t
Virginia
YIPPS
Timberlake
Consult
Donald C. Towlen, O
Ant
E. Boscawen St
Anderson
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