Stines Host Rehearsal Dinner For Son And Bride Elect
Mr and Mrs I F Stine of Fort Collier entertained at a rehearsal dinner in Morristown Tennessee for their son I F Stine Jr and Miss Jean Carolyn Johnson who were married the next day Attending included the bridegrooms grandmother and other relatives The article also notes several local hospitalizations visits and other family events including birth of Steven Vincent to Mr and Mrs Harold Kremer and a surprise birthday supper for Mrs Henry Renner
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I. Fred Stine
Fort Collier
Mor
Ristown
Tenn
I. Fred Stine, Jr
Jean Carolyn Johnson
Rena Tevalt
Mary
Hazel
Tiffin
Ohio
Jean Johnson
Morristown
J. C. Oakes
Falls Church
Ann Oakes
Herman Stine
City
Harold Kremer
Gore
Steven Vincent
Kremer
Anna Ashwood
Henry Renner
Rip Van Winkie Backache Sleep Relief Ad
An old style ad promotes Dean's Pills for rapid relief of nagging backache headaches and muscular pains. It claims soothing bladder irritation help and mild diuretic action aiding kidney tubes, promising a good night’s sleep and widespread patient relief over 60 years. It urges readers to ask for new fee size and give money for Donn’s Pills a day.
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Dean
Clarke County Social News Lists Local Guests and Births
James Richard hosts on the lawn with guests including Henry Renner and daughter Carolyn Henry Richard, Harvey Richard, Hammond McDonald and sons Roy and Kenneth, William Dodson family, Eugene Renner, Robert Renner, Gail Hodgson, Thomas Ewing and Debra Richard. Mrs James Edwards hosts lunch at Audley with J Kenneth Robinson James W Green, Beverley Byrd, John Friant, John Richardson. William Brinklow names infant son Glenn Allen, formerly Patsy Hall.
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James Richard
Henry Renner
Carolyn
Harvey Richard
Hamond McDonald
Roy
Kenneth
William Dodson
Ann Lee
Donna Kay
Eugene Renner
Robert Renner
Gail Hodgson
Thomas Ewing
Thomas, Jr
Debra Lynn Richard
James Edwards
Clarke County
Audley
J. Kenneth Robinson
James W. Green
Winchester
B. Beverley Byrd
John Friant
John Richardson
William Brinklow
Glenn Allen
Brinklow
Patsy Hall
Modern Etiquette Q and A on table manners and gifts
A column by Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions. It advises serving butter on individual plates for convenience, signing gift cards with full name rather than a married title, and graciously refusing a cigarette by stating you have your own.
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Roberta Lee
Mrs. Minton
Mary Minton
Overheated oil stove report triggers early morning fire
Firemen answered an 8 35 a m alarm at 116 E Cecil St to an overheated oil cooking stove. South End and Friendship units arrived, found the fire out on arrival, and reported only a smoke stain damage. The residence owned by Herman Hable and occupied by Dewey Owens.
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E. Cecil St
South End
Friendship
Herman Hable
Dewey Owens
Oldest New York sea lion Moby Dick dies at Bronx Zoo
The Bronx Zoo records the death of Moby Dick a 21 year old sea lion identified as the city's oldest sea animal. Zoo officials announced the death occurred yesterday in his quarters after a long life in captivity.
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New York
Moby Dick
Bronx Zoo
Three Deaths Boost Virginia Traffic Toll to 347
The Associated Press reports three fatalities raise Virginia’s 1957 traffic toll to 347, 13 fewer than the same date last year. James Clyde Hart, 46, of Rt. 15 Richmond, died from injuries after a collision on State Rt. 1407 near U.S. 1 south of Richmond. John Thomas Lee, 53, of Washington, died from injuries in a May 25 single-vehicle crash on State Rt. 610 near Gold Hill, Buckingham County. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Reimann, 22, of Winston-Salem, died in Fauquier County yesterday in a one-car crash on U.S. 29 near Opal. she was a passenger in her husband’s car.
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Associated Press
Virginia
James Clyde Hart
Rt. 15
Richmond
U.S. 1
John Thomas Lee
Washington
Gold Hill
Buckingham County
Mary Elizabeth Reimann
Winston-Salem
N. C
U.S. 29
Opal
Fauquier County
R. Robert Reimann
Wets Win Whisky Sale Legalization Vote in Americus
In Americus Georgia a special referendum to legalize whisky sale passed after three prior failed attempts spanning 18 years by a margin of 66 votes.
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Americus, Ga
Wets
Jurist Dies in Newport News After Illness
John William Massey longtime head of Newport News lower courts dies at 44 after six weeks illness ending a 28 year tenure in the city judiciary.
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Newport News
John Wiliam Massey
Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
English lessons discuss proper usage and pronunciation of catalogue versus category. It warns on mispronunciations misspellings and provides a vocabulary tip highlighting the word glib and a sample sentence about a salesman with a glib manner.
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W. L. Gordon
Capon Bridge Fire Telephone Number Change
Effective June 21 the Capon Bridge Volunteer Fire Department will switch to the telephone number Ulysses 6 2600.
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Capon Bridge
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Betty Ann DeHaven
Noah E. DeHaven
Gainesboro
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Larry Veach
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Earl Veach
Sunnyside
Alma Richmond
N. Cameron St
Donald L. Baugher
Pittsburgh
B. C. Shults
James Rex
Bunn and
Judy
Paper Mill Road
Rip van Winkie
ASK
American Finance Corp
Aston Asmn
S. Loudoun St
E. Main St
Sea Lion
Winchester Stores
West Virginia College of Beauty
S. Queen St
Dial
Penney’s
Ahah
Duquesne Brewing CO
Pittsburgh, PA
Duquesne Beer
Dacron
Dupont
Penney
Cottom Connoisseurs
Japan
Penney Sport
Penney’'s
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