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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1958

Page

6

Judith Argenbright and Ryland Carper wed in Braddock Street church

Miss Judith Anne Argenbright and Ryland Eugene Carper were married Sunday at 3 pm at Braddock Street Methodist Church. Rev Forrest B. Oglesby officiated before white flowers and candles. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Argenbright, wore a white organdy gown with pearl jewelry, carried a white Bible, and a short veil. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Elwood H Carper, was attended by John L Thompson as best man. A reception followed at the War Memorial Building. The couple will reside at 807 National Ave after a wedding trip to southern Virginia.

Braddock Street Methodist Church Judith Anne Argenbright Ryland Eugene Carper Forrest B. Oglesby E. W. Argenbright Wal Fossen St Carper James Miller Gilbert Tillotson John L. Thompson Mr. Carper M. Lee Boppe Wilbur Dove Handley High School Baker and Anderson Virginia National Ave Alvin Lee Ruble Frederick County James Wood High School Clarke County High School Lowman John W. Lowman U. S. Army Doubleday Publishing Company Berryville Fay Wolfe Stephenson

Little Garden Club Meeting and Community Notes

The Little Garden Club met at Westwood Clarke County with talks on dried arrangements. Prizes awarded for mass columbine and special blue and yellow classifications. Also noted are a yard party at Cedar Grove and a Welltown WSCS gathering with local hosts and program leaders.

Little Garden Club Little Garden Cub B. Beverley Byrd Westwood Clarke County R. E. Myers Mass Edward W. Barr Columbine Wayne Whitham Joseph Dorsey Virgil Strader, Jr Ferman Perry

Calendar of Events Week in Winchester June Activities

June 17 to 19 lists numerous meetings and social gatherings at venues like George Washington Hotel, Fire Halls, Elks Home, and churches. Groups include Rotary Club Kiwanis Garden Clubs Loyal Order of Moose and Eagles Auxiliary. Activities span board meetings, luncheons, dinners, bridge, VFD auxiliaries, and youth programs.

Board of Control of Exchange Club Commerce Stephens City Fire Co Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous First Baptist Church Eagles Eagles Home S.P.C George Washington Hotel Welcome Wagon Club War Memorial Doe Club Elks Home Negro Nursery Board Kiwanis Club Winchester-Clarke Garden Club Golf Club Colonial Garden Club Stephen Rosenberger Macedonia Methodist Church Disabled American Veterans Legion Home Duplicate Bridge Lodge BPOE Rotary Club Quota Club Shawnee Vfd Enders Fire Company Valley Council Knights of Columbus Lee-Jackson

Yard Party at Macedonia Church Plate Supper Planned

A yard party and plate supper are planned at Macedonia Methodist Church tomorrow starting at 5 p.m. rain or shine. Sponsored by the Parsonage Society of the Montague Avenue Charge, the menu features country ham and fried chicken. Ella L Hodges to present piano recital at Evangelical United Brothers Church tonight at 8 p.m. Market Street Methodist Church for its regular meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

Women's Society of Christian Service Little Mountain Church Cedar Grove Macedonia Church Macedonia Methodist Church Parsonage Society Montague Avenue Charge Hodges Ella L .Hodges Evangelical United Brothers Church The Market Street Methodist Church

Hanchers celebrate 50th wedding anniversary at Maple Hill Farm

A reception at Maple Hill Farm honored Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hancher on their 50th wedding anniversary. Hosts were daughter Virginia Hancher and sons Joseph W. Hancher Jr. and Charles Thomas Hancher. Mrs. Hancher is the former Bessie Sell. The couple wed at Mrs. Hancher's Cedar Grove home, with Rev. C. J. Racey officiating. They have six grandsons and long ties to Maple Hill Farm.

Maple Hill Farm Joseph W. Hancher Virginia Hancher Joseph W. Hancher, Jr Charles Thomas Hancher Hancher Bessie Sell Joseph Hancher, Jr Arlington Charles Hancher Charlottesville Harry Hicks Virgil Zentz Thur

Miss Ruble Weds Robert Lowman in Pine Grove Church

Miss Wanda Louise Ruble of Frederick County wed Robert Franklin Lowman Saturday at 7:30 in Pine Grove Methodist Church. The ceremony featured candlelight, white floral decor, and music by Mrs. Ruby Fry and Elwood Pry sang. The couple plans a home at 208 Treadwell Street Berryville after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.

Wanda Louise Ruble Frederick County Robert Franklin Lowman Pine Grove Methodist Church Philip E. Weeks

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Family Events

A stream of visitors and family milestones fills Stephens City scenes. Attendees include families from Baltimore Quincy and Sioux City among others while weddings showers and birthdays color the social calendar. Notables send regards as infants are named and hospital stays occur.

Local People and Visits Across States and Countries

Former Miss Joann Snyder is mentioned. Sandy Carmon remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Col and Mrs E B Taylor and daughter Mary Sue, after two years in Paris, visited H M Carbaugh in Stephens City en route to Col Taylor’s new station in San Bernardino California. Virgil Sine is named Allen Jay, his wife Kathleen Strother. Ronald Anderson and son Ronnie of Silver Spring Maryland visited Victory Denny on W Cork Street in Winchester.

E. B. Taylor Mary Sue Paris France H. M. Carbaugh Stephens City San Bernardino Calif Col. Taylor Virgil Sine Allen Jay Sine Kathleen Strother Ronald Anderson Ronnie Silver Spring, Md Victory Denny W. Cork St

Births June List From Local Families

To Mr and Mrs John Wise carver Route 4 a boy Robert Phillip Mrs Wisecarver is the former Miss Mildred Ambrose. To Mr and Mrs James Wood Route 3 a boy Jeffrey Scott. Mrs Wood is the former Miss Betty Lee. To Mr and Mrs Eugene Shiner Route 1 a girl. Mrs Shiner is the former Miss Mary Webb. To Mr and Mrs Stanley Wood dell Front Royal a boy Steven Ray. Mrs Wooddell is the former Miss Marie Frame. To Mr and Mrs Russell Roper Route 1 Charles Town a boy Mrs Roper is the former Mrs Betty Daniels. To Mr and Mrs Allen Booth Jobe Brucetown a boy Ronald Allen. Mrs Jobe is the former Miss Velda DeHaven. To Mr and Mrs Robert Settle Route 3 a girl Cynthia Dawn Mrs Settle is the former Miss Fredia Swartz. To Mr and Mrs William Jenkins Route 1 Front Royal Road a boy. Mrs Jenkins is the former Miss Dorothy Pitcock.

John Wisecarver Robert Phillip Wisecarver Mildred Ambrose James Wood Jeffrey Scott Wood Betty Lee Eugene Shiner Shiner Mary Webb Stanley Wooddell Front Royal Steven Ray Wooddell Marie Frame Russell Roper Charles Town Roper Betty Daniels Allen Booth Jobe Brucetown Ronald Allen Jobe Velda DeHaven Robert Settle Cynthia Dawn Settle Fredia Swartz

Strength For The Day 6y CARL L. DOUGLAS

A group of youngsters built a cardboard clubhouse in a yard and adopted a slogan Don't act big Dont act little Just act medium showing humble living. The piece links humility to balance across natural science psychology finances society and politics with the refrain not too big not little just medium.

Uriah Heep Meddium Natural Sciences

Middletown Fire Company Carnival Nets $1200

Middletown The Middle town Fire Company grossed $1,200 at its carnival last week a spokesman said. Net proceeds await calculation but will fund fire company expenses.

Middletown Middletown Fire Company

Modern Etiquette Q&A on Envelopes Best Man and Egg Dip

Quick etiquette notes answer return address belongs in the upper left of the envelope and on the back if space runs out. The groom should have a best man, preferably a brother or close friend. It is acceptable to use bread on the fork end to dip into a soft-fired egg yolk.

Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon

A compact English lesson listing common misuse and pronunciation notes. It covers ple aded vs pleaded, schizophrenia pronunciation, mispelled marquee, and synonyms for progress. The piece defines attenuate as making something thinner and gives an example with a stretched rubber band.

W. L. Gordon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sociel Judith Argenbright Ryland Carper Little MT. Wscs VFW Carbaugh-Walford Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Newton D. Baker Hospital Welltown WSCS Welltown Methodist Church Mary Ridgeway N. Loudoun St I. W. Ebert Valley Shoe Salon Westports N. Loudoun &T Winchester Bobbie Conrad Francis Asbury Kiwanis Key Club Market ST Qwim Gaunt’'S Gaunt’'S Drug Store Miss Ruble Robert Lowman Wilda Lamp Glengary W. Va John L. Lowman Washington, Va Harry I, Todd Shepherdstown Charles W. Ruble Ruby Fry Elwood Pry Niagara Falls N. Y Treadwell St Rodney Levi Patricia Wheeler William Gochenour, Jr John J. Cottingham John, Jr Randolph Marshall Sioux City, Iowa Victor Carbaugh Tad Birmingham Mich Mr. Carbaugh Carbaugh Fred Painter Rena Painter Tom Painter Woodstock Nancy Gwalney Lynchburg Charles Schutte, Jr W. Clifford St Harold Nichols Daniel Redmond Mrs. Redmond Mrs Frank Armstrong Washington St Howard Patton, Jr Euclid Ave Winchester Memorial Hospital Emma Hill Strasburg Lewis Sparrow Philadelphia Donald Lee Dirting Donna Kay Dirting Beverly Jane McCoy Lee Heller Judy Lee Gray Ebert Bobby McDonald Becky Cindy Ebert Laura Boxwell Dianna Debra Fitzwater Debra Greathouse Ingra Beatley R. L. Beatley Pearl Ebert C. Fitzwater Pat Boxwell Mary Holler Ann Holler Rex Wakeman Ralph Wakeman Garland Malick Galen Eugene Mrs. Malick Bowers Wallpaper N. Charles St Vacation Notice Aed Joann Snyder Sandy Carmon Carl L. Douglas Firemen’s Shoecenter Posture Foundation Cor Boscawen Loudoun Sis Roberta Lee the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cather Lee's Coolmore Loudoun St D. C Richmond Timberlake S. Loudoun St Alecia Beauty Salon N. Braddock St Ruthanna Shell Frances Overhulser Mrs. Garrison N. W. Garrison Colonial Beauty S. Braddock Margaret L. Hodgson HAT & Dress Shop
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