Jones Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary in Open House
Mr and Mrs B H Jones Sr were honored guests at a June 1911 anniversary open house hosted by their children Jack Donald William and B H Jr. in their home with about 200 attendees. Mrs Jones formerly Miss Blanche Lowery of this city has three grandchildren. They were married June 6 1911 in Hagerstown Maryland.
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B. H. Jones, Sr
B. H. Jones, Jr
Jack
Donald
William
B. H. Jr
Jones
Blanche Lowery
Hagerstown
Personal notices from Stephens City and surrounding areas
Mrs H M Carbaugh and Miss Nettie Carbaugh attended the 10th District American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Arlington and with Mrs Richard E Griffith attended the 7th District Natural Bridge meeting. Miss Carbaugh, Auxiliary Music Chairman, provided music at both events. Mr and Mrs Douglas Cather and children plan to travel to Pensacola for a niece’s wedding and then visit Col L W Cather at Fort Sam Houston before returning home. Frederick Cleveland Wright and Susie Ann Trusell Wright welcome a son David John born June 9 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Ralph Yount and family returned from North Adams due to Mrs Yount’s mother's death. Wade Bradly is the former Martha Ann Crisman. J Lloyd Martin and family travel to Pensacola for their niece’s wedding, and Mrs Stonebreaker—formerly Mary Virginia Mc—welcomes their infant daughter Sharon Lynn born June 9 at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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H. M. Carbaugh
Nettie Carbaugh
Stephens City
Claude Grim
American Legion Auxiliary
Arlington
Richard E. Griffith
Natural Bridge
Miss Carbaugh
Douglas Cather
Lloyd
Doug
Pensacola
Fla
Wade
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bradly
Martha Ann Crisman
Sharon Lynn
Stonebreaker
Mary Virginia Mc
Calendar of Evening Events for June 13
June 13 schedule lists 6 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary supper with Mrs. Claude Cammer and many 8 p.m. meetings including Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Hiram Lodge Shawnee Kennel Club and Temple Sisterhood plus 7:30 p.m. Round Hill PTA and 6:30 p.m. Shawnee Kennel Club annual meeting at Holiday Inn with other groups like Kiwanis George Washington Hotel Winchester Day Nursery and Winchester Golf Club events throughout the day.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Cammer
Round Hill
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Hiram Lodge No. 21
AF & AM
Masonic Temple
Shawnee Kennel Club
Winchester Day Nursery
Episcopal Church
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Old Fredericktown
Community schedules and local notices
Weekly timetable lists student guide meeting music evangelist event and church day camps along with senior citizens picnic and shelter gatherings. Robin son School hosts seventh graders while open lounge and Rotary picnic appear on the agenda. Local notices include births and visits among residents and a hospital patient in Baltimore.
Darity to Lead Cedar Creek Primitive Church Service
Eilder C. E. Darity of Macon Georgia will fill the appointment at Cedar Creek Primitive Church on June 13 at 7 30 p m EST.
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Eilder C. E. Darity
Macon
Cedar Creek
Welltown WSCS Meeting at White Hall On Thursday Evening
The Welltown Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet with Mrs. Guy Robinson at White Hall on Thursday at 8 p.m. Daylight Saving Time. The program reader is Mrs. Arthur Cooper.
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Welltown
Miss Pierce Graduates From Pembroke College
Margaret Carter Bryan Pierce daughter of Mr and Mrs E Taylor Pierce of Perkasie Pa was graduated from Pembroke College Brown University Providence Rhode Island last week She earned an A B with a major in American Literature and received special distinction for English compositions Her grandfather Earl Calder Pierce was in Brown University Class of 1900
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Margaret Carter Bryan Pierce
E. Taylor Pierce
Perkasie
Pembroke College
Brown University
Providence
R. I
Pierce
Earl Calder Pierce
Ewing Studio Presents Dance Fantasie Benefit Show
About 800 attended the Ewing Studio of Dance Art Fantasie at Handley Auditorium a benefit for Winchester Memorial Hospital Building Fund. Some 150 pupils under Dorothy Ewing performed from young ballet to a senior Spanish finale with accompanists Mary Kater and Eugenia Evans. segments included Accent on the Very Young, Accent on Ballet, Ballet Classique, Accent on Jazz, and Accent on Dance International.
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Ewing Studio of Dance Art
Handley Auditorium
Winchester Memorial Hospital Building Fund
Ewing Studio
Dorothy Ewing
Mary Kater
Eugenia Evans
Accent On Dance International
Gainesboro WSCS Installs New Officers
The Gainesboro Presbyterian Church Woman's Society of Christian Service installed officers led by President Amrilla Fisher and Vice President Betty Manuel. Secretaries included Loudel LeDane recording and Georgia Adams treasurer with Ellen DeHaven as secretary. Additional secretaries appointed: Missionary education Sarah Robertson Student Work Mary Virginia DeHaven Youth Work Marlene Luttrell Children’s Work Peggy Ruble Spiritual Life Margaret Smith Literature Flora Davis Local Church Activities Delphia DeHaven Cards Lelia Light Birthday Bank Wilda Fout.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Gainesboro Presbyterian Church
Amrilla Fisher
Betty Manuel
Loudel LeDane
Georgia Adams
Ellen DeHaven
Sarah Robertson
Mary Virginia DeHaven
Marlene Luttrell
Peggy Ruble
Birth Announcements for Stanley Dyke Fletcher Cullers Wilkins
Birth notices list a June 10 boy for Leonard Stanley Dyke and Loretta Kronk at 301 Massanuetten Strasburg. A June 10 boy Blake Lynn for Ernest Stanley Fletcher and Peggy Ann Verts. A June 11 girl Teresa Ann for Charles Robert Cullers and Jo Ann Dellinger. A June 11 girl Catherine Dian for Elmer Rin nel Wilkins and Fayetta Malone. Also notes tomatoes as 1960s top truck crop with a harvest value of 250 million dollars, nearly double lettuce.
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Leonard Stanley Dyke
Massanuetten St
Strasburg
Leonard Stanley
Loretta May Kronk
Ernest Stanley Fletcher
the Plains
Blake Lynn
Fletcher
Peggy Ann Verts
Charles Robert Cullers
Teresa Ann
Cullers
Jo Ann Dellinger
Elmer Rinnel Wilkins
S. Kent Sr
Cathereine Dian
Wilkins
Fayetta Pearl Malone
U.S
Hill School graduate Patrick M. Robinson shines in sports clubs
High School grad Patrick M. Robinson of Merrimans Lane earned his diploma from The Hill School in Pottstown Pennsylvania. He played soccer basketball tennis and track and belonged to the Glee Club HCA Classics Club Pipe Club Chess Club Classical Music Club and the Maseus Society serving as treasurer of the Electronics and Radio Club.
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Patrick M. Robinson
J. Kenneth Robinson
Merrimans Lane
The
Hill School
Pottstown
Glee Club
H.C.A
Classics Club
Maseus Society
Rotary Club Antique Show at Harrisonburg
The Harrisonburg Rotary Club will host its 13th annual Antique Show and Sale at Harrisonburg High School Gymnasium from June 13 to 16, daily 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with 17 exhibitors featuring silver, jewelry, china, lamps, pictures and other small antiques. Proceeds fund scholarships and civic projects. Arlie J. Bennett leads setup with Rotarians at 2 p.m. Sunday. Exhibitors include Landerkins Antiques Salem and several individual sellers from across the region.
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Harrisonburg
Arlie J. Bennett
Rotarians
Landerkins Antiques
Salem
Grace L. Shifler
Kenneth A. Woodrow
Chambersburg
Alice von Seldeneck
Elkton
Herbert J. Callister
Falls Church
Marjorie H. Edwards
Addison
N.Y
Francis R. Urtel
Lockport
W.R. Garvin
Cambridge
Ohio
Harry W. Picketts
Milroy
Mina S. Beekman
Jamaica
Celia P. Shepherd
Roanoke
Benjamin Ginsberg
Philadelphia
Jon French
Mt. Crawford
Joan W. Wright
Bethesda
W. L. McCure
Drexel Hill
Emma G. Hanson
Greenville
Elsie B. Urtel
Snapp Elected Lions President At Stephens City
Stephens City Lions Club elected Alfred L. Snapp as president at the recent meeting. Ray D. Rinker was named first vice president Emmett L. Scothorn second vice president William J. Richard third vice president Lewis Stelzel Lion Tanner J B Armstrong Tail Twister and Eugene Bailey and W B Trenary were named directors for two years. Installation of the new officers will cap the Ladies Night Program at the June second dinner meeting.
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Stephens City Lions Club
Alfred L. Snapp
Ray D. Rinker
Emmett L. Scothorn
William J. Richard
Louis Stelzel
Lion Tanner
J. B. Armstrong
Eugene Bailey
W. B. Trenary
Legion Auxiliary Rummage Sale at Loudoun Street
American Legion Auxiliary hosts a rummage sale on June 16 and 17 at 109 S. Loudoun St. Rugs and baskets crafted by blind veterans will be sold.
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American Legion Auxiliary
S. Loudoun St
Mrs Lacy to Speak to Church Women Tuesday
Mrs Frank Lacy of Martinsville will address the women of the church at 8 o clock Thursday evening in the Presbyterian Church. The talk titled The Witnessing Woman will cover her writings and work. Mrs Warren S Eddy will give the devotional and Mrs Alice Creager will provide a piano offertory. The meeting will elect officers for the coming year.
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Frank Lacy
Martins- SS Grt
Presbyterian Church
Onward Upward Class Meeting At Kerns Church
The Onward and Upward Class of the Kerns town Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 8 p m at 2970 Valley Ave home of Mrs. Winfred W Lupton Co hosts Mrs. Melvin R Davis and Mrs Thurston O Snyder Devotional leader will be Mrs Clinton L Ritter New officers will assume duties committees will be appointed and plans discussed for the year’s work.
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Kernstown
Shrine Ties to Confederate Veterans Highlighted
In Cablestown Georgia the local office has become a shrine of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Other guests included Mrs John saber van Popes vision UDC Mrs Clifton Warner Purcellville chairman Grave Markers of the General Organization of the UDC Addie Purcell Round Hill.
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Cablestown
Sons of Confederate Veterans
John Saber van
UDC
Addie Purcell
Round Hill
Aeaweek Expands Into Fertilizer Iodine Ice Cream
Aeaweek announces diversification into fertilizer iodine ice cream and toothpaste amid rising dental impression demand.
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Susie Ann Trusell
Ralph Yount
North Adams
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New York City
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Charles Dick
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Gaunt’s Drug Store
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Gainesboro
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Amherst Street
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Legion Auxiliary Rummage Sale
Mrs. Lacy
Stonewall Cemetery
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Elms Inn
C. A. Davis
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Graham Lacy
W. E. Bridgeforth
Haslup Revell
Deward Walker
Front Royal
Real Daughters Organization
Dabney Watts
Winchester - Fredrick County
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Winchester
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Loudoun
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