Miss Barbara Ann Ballenger Weds Delbert Kirby Allder
Neel al Totes Miss Barbara Ann Ballenger wedding Sunday at Bethany Methodist Purcellville. Allder son of Mrs. John Strecklin of Silver Spring, Md. and late Franklin Allder. Ceremony 3 pm by Rev. W. E. Pollard. Reception at church social hall. Couple to live in Round Hill after Miami trip.
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Barbara Ann Ballenger
Mil Ward Ballenger
Bluemont
Delbert
Kirby Allder
Silver Spring
Bethany Methodist Church
Purellville
John Strecklin
Franklin Allder
W. E. Pollard
Saraetta Small Elsen
Mary Ann Armstrong
Arlington
Mary Jean Richard
Berryville
Vickie Diane Ballenger
Eleanor Gene Elsen
James Oliver
Middleburg
Melvin Allider
Richard Arnold Potts
Purcellville
Clarke County High School
Round Hill National Bank
Alider
Lincoln High School
Middleburg Safeway
Miami
Fla
Round Hill
Winchester Day Nursery Board Meeting Scheduled
The Board of the Winchester Day Nursery will meet Wednesday at 10 30 a.m. at the Nursery to discuss upcoming plans and activities.
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DAY Nursery Board
Winchester Day Nursery
Braddock Street Youth HayrideMoved to Thursday
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of Braddock Street Church will hold its hayride Thursday June 12 meeting at 6 30 at the church to ride by truck to the Kiwanis Shelter for a wiener roast. Return is 10 30 p m and parents may call for pickup. Contact Janet Dove or Carole Doerflein by Sunday.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Braddock Street Church
Kiwanis
Janet Dove
Carole Doerflein
Gainesboro Club Postpones Meeting to June 18
Gainesboro Home Demonstration Club reschedules its meeting to Wednesday, June 18. Circle No. 1 of Centenary Church meets Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at Mrs. Stella Clevenger’s Paper Mill Road home. Circles 2 and 3 hold a covered dish supper and meeting Thursday at 5 p.m. at Mrs. Harry Bowers’s Valley Ave home.
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Gainesboro
Centenary
Stella Clevenger
Paper Mill Road
Harry Bowers
Valley Ave
Circles meet at First Presbyterian Church by leader
Circles of the First Presbyterian Church list 13 groups with leaders and meeting times many on Monday and Tuesday with hosts at various addresses. The Comrade Class of the Brad dock Street Methodist Church will host the Adult Department.
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Edward Rhine
First Presbyterian Church
Edwnrd Rhine
Shawnee Chapel
Harry Straw
M. E. Eyler
Frank Grieve
Godfrey Zirkle
Guy W. Stanley
Helen Carson
Braddock St
Warren Gregory
Leon Watson
Merrimans Lane
Frank Bailey
D. O. Louderback
W. Piccadilly St
C. F
Calendar of Events June schedule highlights
June events list shows Memorial Services at Gainesboro Church on the 8th at 2 30 p m. Air Force Reserve in Berryville on the 9th at 7 30 p m. Several meetings at local halls including Clear brook Fire Co City Hall and Masonic Temple plus social clubs like Lions Club Exchange Club V F W and Loyal Order of Moose at various times. Teen lounge hours at War Memorial Building plus art class at 7 30 p m. on Monday.
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Gainesboro
Air Force Reserve
Berryville
Clearbrook Fire Co
Fire Hall
McKinley Chapter
Eastern Star
City Hall
V.F.W
George Washington Hotel
Lions Club
Exchange Club
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Hiram “Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Shawnee Kennel
War Memorial
Church School Hosts Adult Department Class Tomorrow
The Adult Depart ment of the Church School will meet in the sanctuary at 9 45 a.m. with Mrs H B Garber in charge of devotions and Mrs John W Rosenberger teaching the lesson. A yard party follows at 5 30 p.m. Saturday at Mt Hebron Evangelical United Brethren Church three miles west of Cross Junction on Route 522.
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Church School
H. B. Garber
John W. Rosenberger
Mt. Hebron Evangelical United Brethren Church
Cross Junction
Birthday Milestones and Domestic Travels Highlight Area Notices
Mr Elmer S Fletcher celebrates his 85th birthday at his daughter s home Mrs Walter Anderson on Anderson Mr and Mrs Garland Perry Mrs Stuart Perry and Mrs Miriam Sheppard return from California trip Mr Harry E Potts 93rd birthday celebrated with three sons Roy Russell and Garland Potts and Jim Goldey of Delaware after a Sky Line Drive outing to Big Meadows Miss Betty Johnson of Tuscaloosa Ala visits Rev L H Smallwood this week Fred S Scott of S Stewart Sr elected president of
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Elmer S. Fletcher
Mrs
Walter Anderson
Anderson Ave
Garland Perry
Stuart Perry
Miriam Sheppard
California
Harry E. Potts
Roy
Russell
Garland Potts
Jim Goldey
Delaware
Big Meadows
Betty Johnson
Tuscaloosa, Ala
L. H. Smallwood
Sixth of June Luncheon Highlights Local Confederate Heritage
The Turner Ashby Chapter UDC held its annual Sixth of June luncheon at the War Memorial. Richmond’s Thomas B. Johnson presented an etched Jefferson Davis staff plaque to the Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society. Miss Lucy Kurtz donated a Confederate flag with stand to the War Memorial Association.
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Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
War Memorial
Thomas B. Johnson
Richmond
William A. Johnson
Halifax County
Winchester - Frederick County
Lucy F. Kurtz
Winchester-Frederick County War Memorial Association
J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester - Frederick County War Memorial Association
Ben Belchie
Winchester-Frederick County
Births in Martinsburg and Route 3 celebrate two boys
June 6 births report a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Philip George Herzog of Martinsburg named Philip Hugh. The couple’s preceding name was Jane Bartles. A second birth records a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Peter Riley of Route 3, with Mrs. Riley formerly Miss Jane Cole.
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Philip George Herzog
Martinsburg
Philip Hugh
Herzog
Jane Bartles
Peter Riley
Route 3
Riley
Jane Cole
Round Hill News Briefs Highlights Local Gatherings
Round Hill summarizes weekend activities with a Wiener roast at Hugh Andersons hosted by the Andersons and attendance by Sadie Anderson Madeline Holland Sue Elwood Patterson. Visitors from Baltimore include Mark Lock and family. Brenda Cynthia Williams visit N C Williams family and attended St Johns Lutheran memorial service.
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Alfred Willims
Round Hill
Hugh Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Sadie Anderson
Madeline Holland
Sue
Elwood Patterson
Coddie Lockhart
Mr. Lockhart
Mark Lock
Baltimore
Alfred Williams
Brenda
Cynthia
Vacation Bible School Set by Methodist Church
The Methodist Church will hold its Vacation Bible School for one week starting June 23. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clowser and son from Roanoke visited Mrs. Faye Clowser over the weekend. Sunday diners at Mrs. Faye Clowser’s included Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Clowser and Mrs. Ada Luttrell of Berkeley Springs W Va. Afternow visitors were Mrs. Mary Webb and children and Mrs. Pearl Vincent. Mrs. Ruth Williams visited Mrs. Pauline Kelchner recently.
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Methodist Church
Ed Clowser
Roanoke
Faye Clowser
Leslie Clowser
Ada Luttrell
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Mary Webb
Pearl Vincent
Ruth Williams
Pauline Kelchner
Home Demonstration Agent Schedule for June 9 to 14
The Home Demonstration Agent weekly schedule lists events from June 9 through 14. Meetings include Fair committee at Court House, West Frederick HDC with Mrs. Dorothy Snapp, Round Hill HDC at Community Hall, Albin HDC at Burnt Church, White Hall 4-H at White Hall School, Hi View East Frederick HDC picnic at Lions Shelter, and Middletown School cafeteria 4-H girls clubs. The note invites HD Club members to view the illuminated home on wheels near the bank on June 11 and 12 and asks clubs to submit calendar topics for 1959.
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Board of Supervisors
Fair Committee
Court House
West Prederick
Dorothy Snapp
Round Hill
Community Hall
Albin
Burnt Church
White Hall
White Hall School
Hi View
East Frederick
Lions Shelter
Middletown
HD Club
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Lesson in English By W. L. Gordon
W. L. Gordon presents a vocabulary note on misused words mispronunciations and misspellings. The piece explains common errors and defines terms such as account report and trite with guidance to expand daily word knowledge.
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W. L. Gordon
Wedding Party Receiving Line Etiquette
The bride stands at the right of the bridegroom with her maid of honor at her right then bridesmaids next. best man and ushers do not stand in the line. If a date is set far in advance, the suitor should contact the girl beforehand to avoid misunderstanding. A maid should be addressed by her first name rather than Miss Smith.
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Mrs. Allder
Braddock ST. Hayride
Miles
George H. Snyder
Leader
Edward Barr
Featherbed Lane
Elmer Ritz
Allen Bond
Apple Pie Ridge
E. E. McIntyre
George Merriam
N. Cameron St
W. E. Beckner
W. J. Welch
Greystone Terrace
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Mary Boyles
N. Loudoun St
Joel Davis
Graham Rosenberger
Shirley St
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Bobbie Conrad
MT. Hebron Church
Kelley
Wayne Kelley
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Maynard Rogers
Ray Flowers
Evelyn Gideon
Nathaniel Adams
Fred S Scott
S. Stewart Sr
Lewis
University of North Carolina At
Frank Hutton
Coolridge
Millwood
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Affleck
R. Bruce Slonaker
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
John P. Cowan
Virginia Division
UDC
Dewey Wood
Addie Purcell
4Th District
Kurtz
Marion Anderson
Slonaker
William Haines
V. K. Millar
Winchester
Round Hill News
Shoecenter
Ste
Leudeun
Roberta Lee
the Commercial & Savings Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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