Old Fredericktown Garden Club Hosts Flower Show
The Old Fredericktown Garden Club held a flower show at the War Memorial Building on Wednesday with Mrs. Herbert Solenberger as hostess. Awards went to several members for arrangements and roses, with recognition of the Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs meeting in Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown
War Memorial
Herbert
The
Federation
Bennett
Wilie Hunt
Virgil Strader, Sr
Harold Brown
Gordon Whitham
Ray Robinson, Jr
Randolph Larrick
French See
George Snarr
Lemuel Brown
Samuel Preston
Lemuel
Calendar of Events for June 13 to 15
June 13 features a 3pm Little Garden Club gathering with Mrs. Beverley Byrd and a 6pm BPW Club event at George Washington Hotel followed by 8pm meetings of Woodmen of the World Fraternal Order of Eagles John Dove Chapter Royal Arch at City Hall. June 14 offers a 3pm ham and chicken supper at Gainesboro School for Gainesboro Fire Co and a 5pm turkey and ham supper at Harris Community Hall Middletown hosted by the Middletown Church service class. June 15 lists Shawnee Volunteer Fire Dept open house at the fire hall until 8pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Garden Club
Beverley Byrd
George Washington Hotel
Woodmen of the World
Order of Eagles
Eagles Home
John Dove
Royal Arch
City Hall
Gainesboro School
Gainesboro
War Memorial Building Weekend Schedule
Saturday events include Allegheny Freight sales meeting from 9 am to 11 pm. A Platter Party runs from 7:30 to 11 p.m. at the War Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Memorial Building
Allegheny
Roses and hymn event noted in Virginia class results
Brows won red and Mrs J T Kremer won yellow in the hybrid tea rose class while Mrs Kremer took red in the floribunda rose class judged by Mrs Herbert Rhodes Mrs Edward Barr and Mrs Chester Riley A hymn sing at Salem Church of the Brethren Sunday at 7 30 p m two miles south of Stephens City features Mrs Howard White and the White Brothers Quartet Other Sunday programs include Round Hill Methodist Church Children s Day at 7 30 p m with recitations exercises and music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brows
J. T.kremer
Kremer
Herbert Rhodes
Edward Barr
Chester Riley
Salem Church of the Brethren
Stephens City
Howard White
White Brothers Quartet
Round Hill Methodist Church
High View PTA Meeting Set for Monday Evening
The High View Parent Teachers Association holds its regular meeting on Monday at 7 30 p m Community singing will be led by Mrs Howard White and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High View
Parent-Teachers Association
Howard White
Philip Turner graduates with honors from Washington and Lee
Philip Williams Turner III, grandson of Mrs. Frank Buckley, earned a B A from Washington and Lee University magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, major in philosophy, and will attend Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria this fall. He graduated from St Albins School for Boys in Washington DC. Mrs. Martha Tucker and her daughter planned a trip to Los Angeles to visit relatives. A surprise birthday party honored Linden DeHaven at his Clearbrook home hosted by his mother. Many relatives attended from Clearbrook Winchester Rippon Summit Point and other areas. A3c Max W Nicholson, after basic training in Texas, reported for duty in Savannah Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Williams Turner, III
Frank Buckley
Washington and
le University
Phi Beta Kappa
Turner
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
St. Albins School For Boys
Washington, D. C
Linden DeHaven
Clearbrook
H. B. DeHaven
Robert Newlin
Gratchen DeHaven
E. O. Rudolph
Wilson Rowland
Phyllis
Thurston Collins
Winchester
Orville DeHaven
Ronald and
Gail
Rippon
W. Va
Lawrence DeHaven
Kathryn and
Earl
Summit Point
Miss Arnold Weds Ralph G. Hite in Stephens City
Miss Bessie Frances Arnold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miller Arnold of Stephens City married Ralph Gaston Hite at the Stephens City Methodist Church. The ceremony was led by Rev. A. W. Hinton with Mrs. David Petrie at the organ. The couple will reside in Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Frances Arnold
Miller F. Arnold
Stephens City
Ralph Gaston Hite
A. W. Hinton
Stephens City Methodist Church
David Petrie
Miller Arnold, Jr
Miller Arnold
Hite
James Wood High School
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Oneta Groat
Fairfield High School
Vesuvius
Talbott-Marks Construction Company
Winchester
Local social notes highlight area families and events
The report lists residents and relatives across Front Royal Road Winchester Martinsburg and Strasburg. Students receive honors with Lloyd Allen Johnson named to the University of Richmond Dean's List. Attendees include the Knowles family and others at Winchester Golf Club. A Rehabilitation dance at the Armory draws many local couples and professionals. Kathleen Kennedy visits Charleston and stays with the Alberti family on Parkway Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Allen Johnson
Harry Johnson
Berryville
University of Richmond
Stewart Knowles
Strasburg
Winchester Golf Club
Robert Fierro
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kenneth Robinson
Ray Robinson
Joseph Butler
Jim Himelright
Winchester
John Neff
Staunton
Kathleen Kennedy
Charleston
Sara and
Homer Alberti, Jr
Mrs
Homer E., Alberti
Parkway Ave
Births: three new babies in Clearbrook and Strasburg areas
Births: June 12 adds Barbara Jean to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van West Jr of Route 1 Clearbrook. Denney Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Walker of Star Route Strasburg. Twins a boy and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Clark Lesley Cooper of 210 Brown St. Mrs. Cooper is the former Miss Frances McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur van West, Jr
Clearbrook
Barbara Jean
West
Florine Jenkins
Hilbert Walker
Strasburg
Denney Lee
Walker
Alice Mangold
Clark Lesley Cooper
Brown St
Mrs Grim Elected by Legion Auxiliary in Conrad Hoover Unit
Mrs Claude Grim was elected president of Conrad Hoover Unit No. 21 American Legion Auxiliary at the final meeting of the year, held as an outdoor supper at Mrs Claude Cammer's home. Officers include first vice president Mrs Robert D Butler and second vice president Mrs Clayton Cochran, to be installed in September. New members Nettie Carbaugh, Harold Anderson, James Himelright, Eugene Lofton, Albert Seal, and Frances Turner were initiated with a candlelight memorial service held for two members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lupton
L. E. Rice
Claude Cammer
Susan Nicholas
Handley
Janet Duncan
James Wood
W.P.J
Ann Bransome
Douglas
Booker T. Washington
H. M. Carbaught
Shirley Strosnider
Ellen Miller
Auxiliary
Claude Grim
Front Royal
Clarence Hill
Department
State Auxiliary
Roanoke
Louise Castleman
Jess Kiracofe
Clayton Cochran
Eli Garber
Daniel Grimes, Jr
George Taylor
Recreation Council
Conrad Hoover
American Legion Auxiliary
R. Gray Pollard
Robert D. Butler
Harold Edwards
Richard Griffith
Robert Y. Conrad
Nettie Carbaugh
Stephens City
Harold Anderson
James Himelright
Eugene Lofton
Albert Seal
Frances Turner
Margaret Hodgson
Questioned Etiquette On Marriages And Addressing Husbands
A reader asks about a simple second marriage with minimal attendants and proper forms of address for a husband. The reply dismisses using last names as coarse and ill bred, recommending more informal familiar forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Classic Ballet To Be Danced Here Tonight
The Ewing Studio presents Fantasie at Handley School with pupil dancers from three advanced classes. The program opens with The Bat from Die Pietermaus featuring Suzie Alberti and others, followed by Reconciliation Polka and Concert Waltz. Senior pieces Rosmarin and Faust Waltz, plus Chopin Suite, conclude the show. pianists Mrs Mary Kater and Mrs Eugenia Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Studio
Handley School
Bat
Die Pietermaus
Suzie Alberti
Donna di Prisco
Sandra Russell
Janet Shawen
Ann Simpson
Bambi Smith
Janet Battaile
Ann D. Fuller
Dianne Lewin
Jenny Mumpower
Cathy Riley
Sally Burton
Linda Cooper
Carolyn Edmunds
Jean Iden
Ann D. Kern
Tucker Scully
Glennie Withers
Sharon Wolfe
Ann Woore
Barbara Eavis
Rosmarin
Margaret Fisher
Dale E. Gwinn
Joan Lord
Joan Michael Shiley
Faust
Mary Kater
Eugenia Evans
Dinner table manners in boardinghouse etiquette Q&A
In Roberta Lee's etiquette column a reader asks about permissible reaching at meals and whether a woman in a second marriage is improper for having multiple bridesmaids. The advice discusses table behavior and social expectations for dining decorum.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph M. Lingo
Miss Walker Bride
Joseph Michael Lingo
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Elincer May Walker
Father Hye
Robert Lee Walker
Mr. Lingo
Joseph Edward Lingo
Charles Lillis
Elizabeth Grim
Patricia Patton
Loudoun St
Donald Lingo
Wilbur Stivers
Bobby Smith
Petunias
Fravel Plant & Fish Gardens
J', Mi
Old Fredericktown
Alegia Beauty Salon
N. Braddock St
N. W. Garrison
Ruthanna shell—Prances
Soing
LSU
Salen Shoes
Bostonians
Mansfields
Valley Shoe Salon
W. Loudoun Bt
Bobbie Conrad
Shawnee
Salem Church
Round Hill Church
High View Pta
Martha Tucker
Martha Campbell
Los Angeles
Calif
Tucker
Thomas Ferguson
Max W. Nicholson
Texas
Savannah
Miss Arnold
Mr. Ralph Gaston Hite
Ralph G. Hite
Lemley
Ents
E.S. Nicholson
Front Royal Road
Clyde Vance
Route 1
E. H. Strowbridge
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Dale McCormick
McCormick
York, Pa. Hospital
Russell McCormick
W .Va
Rosa McCormick
Welltown
Armory
Tarry Cochran
Henry A. Lowry
Fulton Evans
William Fauver
Jack Stern
Lawrence P. Fauver
Ellsworth Brengle
Robert McNally
Robert Pullin
George Branner
Richard Boxwell
French Lee
Joseph Sharp
Arthur Gilkey
Paul Schneider
Curtis Fray
Warren Gregory
John Moling, III
George Snarr, Jr
Joseph Massie, Jr
This City
Earl Wirts
Leesburg
Cwim
Gaunt's
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Mrs. Grim
Legion Auxiliary
VOGUE
W. Boscawen St
Buena Edwards
Dad
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Armstrong
Shenandoah Valley
Father’s Department Store
Timberlake
S. Loudoun St
Roberta Lee
Motorola
America
Lane A Tall
F.H.A
Molde Electric Co., Inc
Valley Pike
Virginia Beach Oceanfront
Shoecenter
Loudean St
Colonial Beauty Sharpe
Braddock
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