Piano recital by Handley students under Kathleen McCartney
Miss Kathleen McCartney presents Handley high school piano students in a public recital at the Handley school auditorium tomorrow at 8 p m admission free. Performers include Mozart Rolfe Jean Anderson Betsy Anderson Martha An Smith Carol Strik Danny Blye Janice Haines Bessie Smalls Mary anne Marcus Patsy Boyer Patricia Barton Barbara Brooks June Hen shal Eugene Russell Ralph Pugh Betty Lou Mc Farland and others in works by Beethoven Chopin Liszt Rachmaninoff and more. Miss McCartney will also play second piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen McCartney
Handley School
Mozart Rolfe
Jean Anderson
Nevin
Betty Lowery
Betsy Anderson
Chopin-Priestly
Martha An Smith
Strauss-King
Carol Strik
Schubert
Krentzlin
Danny Blye
Elise
Beethoven
ToAyeaaeed
Sibelius
Patricia Barton
Addinsell
Barbara Brooks
Lecuona
June Henshall
Liszt-Bendel
Eugene Russell
Grieg
Ralph Pugh
Rachmaninoff
Mozart
Betty Lou McFarland
Miss McCartney
Fansler Jr. To Receive Engineering Degree At UVa Commencement
Ralph S. Fansler Jr. will graduate in engineering at the University of Virginia commencement tonight. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Fansler of 120 S. Stewart St. travel to Charlottesville for the ceremony. Betty Cather of Hampden-Sydney College is visiting for the summer at 302 S. Braddock St., daughter of Mrs. Georgia Shoop Cather. The Ladies Aid Society plans a social in the parsonage social hall Friday with lunch 11 am to 2 pm and dinner 5 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph S. Fansler Jr
Ralph S. Fansler
S. Stewart St
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Betty Cather
Est Hampden College
S. Braddock St
Miss Cather
Georgia Shoop Cather
Ladies Aid Society
Tianal
Morris E. Cather
University of Richmond
Greeting the Graduate Gifts from Brooks' Pharmacy
Brooks' Pharmacy offers cosmetics toiletries candy stationery and other gift ideas to celebrate graduates. Phone number 6461 is provided for shoppers seeking entryways to suitable presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Teen-age Canteen Project Led by Clarke County Junior Women
Thirty seven members and guests of the Clarke county Junior Woman's club held a regular meeting after a picnic on the Hockman lawn. The club seeks to start a teen age canteen in fall under Grace Episcopal parish house. committees from churches will study other canteens to learn operations. Dues proposed to rise to 3.50 yearly. Season tickets for pool use set at 5 for under 12 and 6 for 13+. Guests included Mrs Sedrick Saunders and others. Larrick Hockman chaired picnic arrangements and the club will handle the horse show dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDowell
Edith Ritter
Eugene Dunn
Sedrick Saunders
Mananas
Fourth District
E. E. Rohr
Manassas
Richard Potts
Hagerstown
Rice Levi Jr
Ernest Gosnell
William Bowerman
Larrick Hockman
Local Residents and Visitors This Summer
Mr. Robert Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Edwards of Fairmont Ave, will be a senior at the University of Virginia and is home for the summer. Miss Bobbie Conrad of 1168 Washington St leaves for Baltimore to visit her aunt Mrs. Blount Mason in Guilford. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weigman, formerly of Chicago, now live at 311 Amherst St. Mrs. Weigman is related to Mrs. Virginia Stiles and Mrs. J. W. Lodge of White Hall. Mr. Weigman works in Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Massie Jr. move from 226 Amherst St to 305 Courtfield Ave. Mr. Massie attended the State convention of Exchange clubs at Old Point Comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edwards
Harold R. Edwards
Fairmont Ave
University of Virginia
Bobbie Conrad
Washington St
Baltimore
Blount Mason
Guilford
Ray Weigman
Chicago
Amherst St
Weigman
Virginia Stiles
J. W. Lodge
White Hall
Leesburg
J. A. Massie Jr
Joseph A. Massie Jr
Courtfield Ave
Massie
Old Point Comfort
of Exchange Clubs
Miss Weaver Receives BA Degree in Richmond
Miss Lucille Weaver daughter of Mr and Mrs M D Weaver earned a BA in distributive education from Richmond Professional Institute of William and Mary College today. The Weavers attended the ceremony in Richmond accompanied by their daughter Ome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Lucille Weaver
M. D. Weaver
Richmond Professional Institute of William and Mary College
M. L. Gerschank
C. H. Henkel
May McCarty
Sam Gerschank
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Mary Louise Gerschank
Little Garden Club Meets At E W Lacy Home
At the Little Garden club meeting held at Mrs. E Willis Lacy’s home, speakers S Stewart Sr Pinkney Schley and H H Williams of Shepherdstown discussed foliage for arrangements and judging. Blue ribbons were awarded to Mrs. Willis Lacy Clarke Cooper and Paul Rhodes in the general class. Red ribbons went to Sloan Kuykendall John Pennypacker Clarke Cooper Harry F Byrd Jr Stewart Bell and Frank Armstrong. Yellow ribbons went to B B Dutton and Faded Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Garden Club
E. Willis Lacy
S. Stewart Sr
Pinkney Schley
H. H. Williams
Shepherdstown
Sloan Kuykendall
John Pennypacker
Clarke Cooper
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Stewart Bell
Frank Armstrong
B. B. Dutton
Faded Bell
Presbyterians Open Two Week Vacation Bible School
Winchester Presbyterian church launches a two week vacation bible school for ages 4 to 14 from 9 to 11 30 daily except Saturdays. Directors include Ada Glass Baker and Robert Bradford with a special parents day planned for June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Presbyterian Church
Sarah Tanquary
Patsy Bell
Carol Ridgeway
Peggy Barrett
Suzanne Sprenkle
Glenda Keckley
I. Fred Stine
Barbara Sprenkle
Peggy Moore
Betsy
Martha Smith
Calendar of Events June 13 to 15
Community activities listed include choir and band practices at Market Street Methodist Church and city hall, 4-H meetings at schools and homes, luncheons, and club gatherings. Notable entries include DAR luncheon June 16 and 4-H demonstrations on oven meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market St. Methodist Church
City Hall
Rouss Hall
W. Boscawen St
Middletown
Lions Club
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Exchange Club
Geo. Washington Hotel
West Frederick
Agnes Rosenberger
Fort Loudoun
Dar
J. A. Richard
S. Stewart St
Harold R. Yarrell
Kathleen McCartney
Handley High School
Moose Club
Moose Hall
Mt. Williams
Community Hall
Century Club
Lewis Hyde
Kiwanis
Stephens City HD
Marvin Hammock
White Hall
Freddy Stine
Elks
Elks Club
Star Tannery Project
Jo Ann Beatley
Gore and
Star Tannery Clubs
C. P. McVicar
Rotary Club
Geo. Washington
Mt. Williams HD
Mary Velma Ashwood
The
Harry Mascen
Mrs Mason Ambler Weds Edward M Moore in Charlottesville
Mrs Mason Gaither Ambler and Edward McCormick Moore wed in Charlottesville on Saturday at noon in the bride’s sister in law’s home. Rev Herbert Donovan officiated. The reception followed at Farmington Country club with close relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Gaither Ambler
Edward McCormick Moore
Charlottesville
Hunter Holmes Moss
Herbert Donovan
Farmington Country Club
Mason G. Abler
Parkersburg
W. Va. Bar Assn
Moore
D. S. Scollay Moore
Elvira Jett McCormick Moore
Clermont
Clarke County
Berryville
Shenandoah University School of Virginia
Clay Hill Academy of
Virginia
Episcopi High School
New England States
New York
Duke Student Betty June Hurst Home on Summer Visit
Miss Betty June Hurst a Duke University student is at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Hurst Rainbowridge Northwestern Grade for her summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty June Hurst
Duke University
Sam Hurst
Rainbowridge
Northwestern
Births Report Noting Two New Girls this Month
Births June 11 to Mr and Mrs Robert Deavers 224 S Braddock St a girl Mrs Deavers formerly Ellen Brumback June 12 to Mr and Mrs Gerald Copenhaver Northwestern Grade a girl Mrs Copenhaver formerly Arbelia Hoover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Deavers
S. Braddock St
Deavers
Ellen Brumback
Gerald Copenhaver
Copenhaver
Arbelia Hoover
Engraving Rings and Name Introductions in Etiquette
In a double ring wedding the groom may have an engraving chosen by the bride. When introducing two people you need only mention each name once. Napkin rings on the table are not customary but acceptable for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brown
Meat and Poultry on U S Farms Decline Since 1944
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports that livestock and poultry on farms and ranches fell slightly in 1948 to the lowest level since 1939. Combined by economic importance, livestock down about 1 percent and poultry about 2 percent. Milk animals slipped 2 percent, while meat animals changed little and work stock fell 9 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
A compact English lesson lists misused words mispronunciations and misspellings. It defines inevitable as incapable of being avoided and cites a Bonar Law quote about war arising from human folly. The piece encourages daily vocabulary growth and includes synonyms for begin and related terms.
Simple shoulder line pattern 4963 for sizes 34 to 50
Pattern 4963 offers a shoulder line with yokes, long slenderizing lines, a sharp collar and pocket flaps. Size 36 requires 47 yards of 35 inch fabric. Includes illustrated instructions and fit tested pattern. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams at Winchester Star Pattern Dept. 113 Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY for this pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Summer Pattern Book Promises Travel Wardrobe
The new ANNE ADAMS Summer Pattern Book offers a complete one suitcase travel wardrobe for the whole family with a free shampoo and makeup smock pattern printed inside. Additional page costs are noted as fifteen cents more for select items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
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Lyse
E. W. Lacy
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Raymond E. Perrine
Berryville Pike
Winchester Hospital
Donald Baughman
Wade Emmett
Angerona Terrace
Norfolk
Naval Reserve
Quota Club
Lions Shelter
Recreation Park
Miss Mary Lou Steele
Miss Steele
Caroline Hunter
J. A. Massie
Alvin Pennypacker
Merrimans’ Lane
Joseph A. Massie
Country Club
Grace Bosserman
Bessie Williams
Bickers
Poughkeepsie
M. B. Bickers
Jane Bickers
Barbara Bickers
Vassar College
Betty To Bickers
Betty
Freda Simms
Comers Rock
Jo Ann Johnson
Woodstock
John Kerr School
Simms
Miss Johnson
W. Monmouth St
Gaunt
Selby
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun
Mrs. Mason Ambler
Mr. E. M. Moore
Duke
Roberta Lee
Jno Is
Kirk
Boulton
Pper’s Jewelry Store
DYSON
W. L. Gordon
Enc
Obes
Our Poakes
Ohio
Buckeye State
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Good Housekeeping
Cather’s
Timberlake
Turkish Bath Towers
Harold Reeves Yarrell
Bryn Fair
Barbizon
Trubeau
Rayen Crepe
Bryn Best
Margaret L. Hodgson
HAT & Dress Shop
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