Miss Russell and Mr Nesselrodt Quietly Marry in Local Church
Minnie Kathryn Russell daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Russell and Richard Lawrence Nesselrodt son of Mrs James Clark Nesselrodt and the late Mr Nesselrodt wed June 1 at the Jubilee Church of the Brethren on Front Royal Road. The ceremony featured vocal numbers by Thelma Haldeman and Carolyn Solenberg with reception at the bride’s home. After a northern honeymoon the couple will reside at 550 North Loudoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Kathryn Russell
Roy Russell
Richard Lawrence Nesselrodt
James Clark Nesselrodt
Mr. Nesselrodt
Gore
Church of the Brethren
Front Royal Road
J. Floydn
Thelma Haldeman
Love
Carolyn Solenberger
Barbara Russell
Bonnie
Mary Lou Russell
Maid of Honor
Gerald Cupp
Washington
Nesselrodt
George Tasker
Frank Schecter
Russell
Loudoun
WSCS Meeting Tonight at Mrs Henry Tharp Home
The WSCS of Paynes Chapel meets this evening at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs Henry Tharp in Ridgway West Virginia for a community group gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wscs of
Paynes Chapel
Henry Tharp
Ridgway
W. Va
Calendar of Events for June schedules community gatherings
June 13 events include a Quota Club rummage sale at 18 S Loudoun St at 7 to 9 p.m. and meetings of Business and Professional Women at the George Washington Hotel, Woodmen of the World, and Fraternal Order of Eagles at Eagles Home. June 14 yard party for Conrad Hoover Post 21 at Legion Home 117 N Cameron St. June 16 features Madison Lodge at 8 p.m. Municipal Band at Rouss Hall and V F W Auxiliary at Post Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Loudoun
George Washington
Woodmen of the World
Oater of Eagles
Eagles
Madison Lodge
Rouss Hall
V.F.W
Post Home
Quota Club
S. Loudoun St
Miss Pingley Weds Fred Boulineau at Grace Lutheran Church
Suzanne Pingley daughter of Mrs Louise V Pingley and Fred Boulineau son of Mrs Catherine Boulineau were married Sunday at Grace Lutheran Church by Rev William E Eisenberg. Bride wore blush pink net satin ballerin a length gown with matching net cap and carried a white Bible with an orchid. Betty Lee Ryan was maid of honor. Ronald Binner best man. ushers Howard Hart and Richard Hart. They will reside in Washington after a northern wedding trip. Bride attended Winchester Business College and Shepherd College. groom studied at University of Richmond and Columbus University and works for Public Housing Administration in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Pingley
Louise V. Pingley
Fred Boulineau
Catherine Boulineau
Washington, D. C
Grace Lutheran Church
William E. Eisenberg
Jack Burton Pingley
Shepherd College
University of Richmond
Columbus University
Public Housing Administration
Washington
Miss Dougherty Engaged To Mr Womeldorf
Miss Dougherty daughter of Mr and Mrs Proctor L Dougherty of Washington DC announces the engagement to G Ray mond Womeldorf Jr son of Rev and Mrs Womeldorf of W Cork St Faith Dougherty attended George Washington University and serves as secretary to the minister at the Church of the Savior in Washington Ray Womeldorf a former Naval aviator and recent GWU graduate will enter Princeton Theological Seminary in the fall The couple plan a wedding in early September Also note that Ellen Jones undergoes an operation in Rochester Minnesota with travel by Mrs Jones and others accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor L Dougherty
Washington, D. C
Faith
G. Raymond Womeldorf, Jr
Womeldorf
W. Cork St
Miss Sperry Weds Mr. Fitzwalter in Home Ceremony
Miss Joan Harris Sperry daughter of Mrs. Pearl Thomas of Middletown and Mrs. Courtney Lee Fitzwater son of Mr and Mrs Raymond L. Fitzwater of Route 3 were married yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev. Roy Schmucker at his home 415 N Loudoun St. The bride wore a blue dress with red rose corsage. Mrs. Fitzwater mother of the groom and Mrs. Clark Green walt attended. Fitzwater is now in the Army stationed at Camp Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Harris Sperry
Pearl Thomas
Middletown
Courtney Lee Fitzwater
Raymond L. Fitzwater
Route 3
Roy Schmucker
Loudoun St
Fitzwater
Clark Greenwalt
Mr. Fitzwater
Army
Camp Lee
Miss Womeldorf Engaged To Air Cadet Hamilton
The engagement of Elizabeth Womeldorf to Air Cadet William Hamilton is announced by the Rev G Raymond Womeldorf and wife of W Cork Street. Elizabeth recently graduated from Columbia University School of Nursing at Presbyterian Hospital New York City. Hamilton graduated from Davidson College in 1950 and is stationed at Craig Air Force Base Alabama. He will be commissioned in the fall. Separately Peter Kingsley McKee and William Pinkney Wetherall Jr. were graduated from Episcopal High School in Alexandria on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Raymond Womeldorf
W. Cork St
Elizabeth
William Hamilton
E. H. Hamilton
Kobe
Japan
Womeldorf
Columbia University School of Nursing
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Hamilton
Davidson College
Craig Air Force Base
Ala
Peter Kingsley McKee
J. B. McKee
S Stewart St
William Pinckney Wetherall
Miss Shellburne Engaged To Mr Joseph Miller
Eunice Jay Shellburne of Unger West Virginia is engaged to Joseph Conrad Miller of Berkeley Springs West Virginia. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shellburne
Joseph Miller
Clarence Shellburne
Unger
W. Va
Eunice Jay
Joseph Conrad Miller
Charles Miller, Sr
Berkeley Springs
Bayses Welcome Roanoke Boy Child
Mr and Mrs John E Bays of Roanoke celebrate the birth of a son on Wednesday at Roanoke Hospital. Mrs Bays is formerly Miss Raydelle Fleming of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Bays
Roanoke
Roanoke Hospital
Bays
Raydelle Fleming
Cook Family Heads to Norfolk for Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs George Cook and daughter Joan of Euclid Ave depart today for Norfolk to spend the weekend. They will be accompanied home by Mrs Cook's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cook
Joan
Euclid Ave
Norfolk
Secrets of Charm and Grace Training Tips
A 1911 era feature promotes ballet star Pavlova as grace epitomized and outlines simple daily exercises to develop grace and body control. It invites readers to request a self help booklet and follow a forthcoming column series on a willowy walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavlova
United States
Secrets of Charm
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Barnard College graduate Sara Sencindiver among 230 seniors
Miss Sara L. Sencindiver daughter of Mr and Mrs Turner B Sencindiver of 15 Shirley Street is among about 230 Barnard College seniors receiving degrees at Columbia University commencement. She majored in English, belonged to the glee club and folk dance committee, and won the Margaret Meyer Graduate Scholarship. The Ladies Society of Fair View EUB Church will hold a said party at the church Saturday with country home baked ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara L. Sencindiver
Turner B. Sencindiver
Shirley St
Barnard College
Columbia University
Barnard
Sencindiver
Handley High School
Glee Club
Margaret Meyer
Ladies’ Society of
Fair View
E. U. B. Church
Ronald Wilson Jr to Lead Presbyterian Class Meeting
Ronald Wilson Jr will conduct the regular meeting of the Frank McFaden Bible Class at 9 45 a m Sunday in the classroom Speakers include Carolyn Stanley Paul Hotinger Fred Stine Jr and Ir vin Cather Jr The event details appear in a church notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Wilson, Jr
Frank McFaden
The
Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Stanley
Paul Hotinger
Fred Stine, Jr
Irvine Cather, Jr
Mrs Barr Is Hospital Patient at Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Bessie Barr of the Fairfax Inn is a patient in Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Barr
Bessie Barr
The
Fairfax Inn
Memorial Hospital
Legion Yard Party Tomorrow at Post Home
The Conrad Hoover Post 21 American Legion will hold a Yard Party tomorrow evening starting at 5 o'clock at the Post Home 117 North Cameron Street.
Etiquette Rules On Golf Tee Off And Wedding Dress
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about golf tee offs with a woman companion and whether a bride should sew her own wedding dress. The golf guidance notes that the winner of the previous hole tees off first on the next hole and dismisses the superstition about brides sewing their own gowns.
Etiquette Guide Discusses Tips and Titles for Women Leaders
A Q and A explains tipping garage and service-station staff only for special work beyond regular charges. It also notes chair terminology, recommending Chairman for a woman presiding officer and that Chairlady is avoided and Chairwoman is rare, with Chair used in addressing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sela
Miss Russell
MR. and Mrs. Nesselrodt
Brooks Pharmacy
Winchester
Huntsberrys
Bobbie Conrad
Conrad Hoover
Legion Home
N. Cameron St
Miss Pingley
Mr. Boulineau
Miss Dougherty
Mr. Womeldorf
R. L. Jones, Sr
Forest Jones
Ellen Jones
Rochester Minn
Patsy Carpenter
J. W. Carpenter, Jr
Berryville
Patsy Lorraine
Lawrence W. White
White
Miss Sperry
Mr. Fitzwalter
Miss Womeldorf
Episcopal High School
Old Fredericktown Club
Old
Fredericktown
P. H. Sprenkle
Virginia Cover Russell
S. Stewart St
Jimmy Sirbaugh
Ann Sirbaugh
Susan Brown
Anita Pennypacker
Shelia McGuire
Ann Sargent
Amiee Gibson
Judy Vance
Elizabeth Lacy
Patricia Goode
Nancy Sjostrom
Ann McKee
Ellen Custer
Barbara Bickers
Mary Bruce Rhodes
Tom Scully
Mr. and
Mrs. Jones
Terry and
Ellen
Lenoir, N. C
Miss Yates
Virginia Yates
James B. Yates
Peyton St
Northwestern University
Kenilworth, Ill
Arlene Rassenfoss
Yates
Kennybunkport
Mrs. Russell
Mississippi
H. K. Russell
Clarkesdale Miss
John Barnes Carr
Lord Fairfax Club
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Charles Toan
Valley Ave
Jules Bernd
Mrs. Bays
Joe's
Ocean Cove
Winchester’s Seafood Restaurant
Out Front Royal Road
S. S. Pierce
S. S. Pierce Co
Mrs. Cook
Gaunt's
Gaunt’'S Drug Store
John Robert Powers
Grace
Miss Sencindiver
Fair View Church
McFaden
Roberta Lee
Elsie-Kay
S. Braddock
Edgerton Shoes
Nunnbush
Dad Edgerton
Edgerton
N. Loudoun St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jergen
the Food Center
N. Loudoun
Mervel W. Adams Plumbing
Cameron ST
Rusco
Cather
Missy
Timberlake
Liert
Swimley Furniture
Geo. Washington
Ship’n Shore
Winchester's Shopping “Center
Itai
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