Wedding Miss Funk Brings Blue White Attire to Ceremony
The bride wore powder blue with white accessories and left with Mr. Funk after the ceremony for a short motor trip. She is a Handley High School 1928 graduate and has practiced practical nursing. The couple will reside in Winchester. The groom works in the mercantile business with his brother-in-law, Mr. Frank Brown of South Braddock Street.
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Funk
Handley High School
Winchester
Frank Brown
South Braddock Street
Shenandoah Show Draws Large Crowds at Woodstock Flower Exhibit
The eighth annual flower show by the Shenandoah Garden Club filled the Christian Church basement in Woodstock with visitors on Saturday. A musical program accompanied the displays, including a rose exhibit by Mr. Roger O. Wine of the Weisel Seed Company. Gardens open to visitors on Main and Church streets drew many attendees as judges weighed numerous attractive entries.
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Shenandoah Garden Club
Christian Church
Woodstock
Roger O. Wine
Homes Beautiful
Weisel Seed Company
Harrisonburg
Albert
Main Street
Ritchie
Crowser
Wunder
Wender
Church Street
Bailey
Muhlenberg Street
Ford
Boyer
Social Calendar Weekly Club Meetings and Rehearsals
A sequence of local group meetings and rehearsals scheduled at the George Washington Hotel, the Farmers and Merchants Bank building, and the Colonial Theatre. Activities include Lions Club luncheon, Masonic reconsecration observance, Kiwanis and Elks gatherings, choir rehearsals, Rotary and American Legion luncheons, and Little Theatre play rehearsals.
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McKinley Chapter
Order of Tern Star
Farmers and Merchants_ National Bank and Trust Company
Hiram Lodge
Masonic Temple
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Colonial Theatre
Little Theatre
Kiwanis Club
Young People's Choir
The
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Robert Re Conrad Post
American Legion
Surprise Birthday Party And Canter Reunion At Wright Home
Mrs. George B. Wright of Middletown was guest of honor at her seventy seventh birthday and Canter family reunion held at the Wright residence. Forty two Canter relatives from Atlanta Champaign Roanoke Front Royal and other locations attended the surprise event with a large cake inscribed Reunion. Also noted Miss Edith Virginia Harloe’s marriage to Brooke Funk at Grace Lutheran Church.
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George B. Wright
Middletown
Wright
Ettie Canter
Canterbury
Atlanta
Champaigne
Ill
Roanoke
Washington, D
Harrisonburg
H. C. Wise
Lexington
E. M. Page
Norman Wise
James I. Wise
Mollie Larrick
Marguerite
Herbert
Wise Larrick
Washington, D. C
L. B. Dutrow
Gladys
Jane
Front Royal
Julia Canter
Hood
Edith Virginia Harloe
Brooke Funk
E. Homer Harloe
West Clifford Street
Edith Virginia Harlee
Brooke Gibson Funk
Annie D. Funk
William G. Funk
Grace Lutheran Church
South Stewart Street
Luther A Thomas
Birthday Party Tendered Mrs. Strawderman
Mrs. Dolores Costello and Miss Margaret Barrett entertained about thirty guests at a birthday party for Mrs. A R Strawderman Friday evening. A large center birthday cake and a local orchestra with vocal numbers highlighted the event. Out-of-town guests included Mr. George Omar and the Thomas couple from Cumberland Maryland, Marcus Costello, John Morrison, Jeane Everett of Philadelphia, and Austin Miller and Robert Weber from Martinsburg West Virginia.
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Strawderman
Dolores Costello
Margaret Barrett
A. R. Strawderman
Costello
Miss Barrett
Austin Miller
George Omar
Jack Thomas
Cumberland
Marcus Costello
John Morrison
Jeane Everett
Philadelphia
Robert Weber
Martinsburg
W. Va
Wood couple welcomed daughter Maxine Lavert Wood
Mr and Mrs Laurence Wood of 303 South Loudoun street are congratulated on the birth of a daughter named Maxine Lavert Wood. Mrs Wood was formerly Miss Anna J L Jones of Charlottesville VA. Mr and Mrs Fred Rathman returned Friday from a wedding trip through northern states and Canada. Mrs Rathman was formerly Miss Audrey Luttrell.
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Laurence Wood
No. 303
South
Loudoun Street
Maxine Lavert Wood
Anna JL. Jones
Charlottesville, Va
Fred Rathman
States
Canada
Rathman
Audrey Luttrell
Whitmire
Perry Whitmire
Denist Vane
Mildred Orndorff
Saum Newman Marriage Quietly Solemnized in Strasburg
Miss Wilma Newman of Pontiac Michigan marries Lyle B Saum of Oranda in a quiet Presbyterian manse ceremony in Strasburg conducted by Rev Harry M Crim. The couple plans a brief Virginia honeymoon before settling in Pontiac Michigan. Admiral L M Nulton and family visit plans noted.
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Wilma Newman
Pontiac
Mich
Lyle B. Saum
Oranda
Strasburg
Harry M. Crim
Ward Newman
James B. Saum
Points
Virginia
Pontias
Four Men Sentenced In Baltimore Tabloid Case
Four men tied to Baltimore Briefs tabloid pleaded guilty to transporting obscene material. Philip Weinthach O K Posey and Benjamin Manhoff of Philadelphia received four years each, Harry E Goldberg of Baltimore got three years, Bis Publishing Company fined 3500 dollars. Judge Coleman condemned the literature as degrading and corrupting.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Lewisburg
Philip Weinthach
O. K. Posey
Benjamin Manhoff
Harry E. Goldberg
Bis Publishing Company
U. S
William C. Coleman
Longtime Sunday School Teacher Honored by Congregation
Nearly 70 years of teaching biblical truths were celebrated as Miss Kern received a fruit basket from the pastor and church group. Her brother Bentley Kern, once school superintendent, and another brother the late Rev John A Kern linked to a noted clerical family. Children’s Day featured music, recitations, and artistically decorated church grounds.
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Bentley Kern
Ruth Brown
May Carper
Katherine Kern
George Diekman
Diekman
Four Hurt In Valley Pike Motorcycle Collision
Mrs Kellison and Lewis Gregory suffered severe facial and head cuts and were treated at Memorial Hospital after a truck driven by Frederick careened along the Valley pike in Augusta county. Shull and Madigan on a northbound motorcycle were thrown down an embankment. Skull faces a three month pelvis injury and a hearing for Gregory is planned. Gregory was fined 10.25 for drunk and disorderly conduct and jailed in default of payment.
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Washington
Buffalo Gap
Augusta County
Kellison
Lewis Gregory
Memorial Hospital
Bayliss
Frederick
Valley Pike
Shull
Madigan
Gregory
Taverner
Three Dates On Terrapin Found On Hogue Creek
Ernest Davis of Miles B. Dean’s farm on Hogue Creek brought a terrapin to The Star showing carved dates 1871 1898 and 1912. The shell bears a fracture likely from an automobile and one eye is blind. The terrapin has appeared at intervals over four years and has been fed by locals.
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Ernest Davis
Miles B. Dean
Hogue Creek
Star
Dean
Bare Spots Heal With Quick-Growing Annual Vines
Gardening advice from Dean Halliday suggests covering bare spots left by a harsh winter with fast growing annual vines. Use vines on arbors and trellises, start in pots, or buy tubers of cinnamon vine for quick growth and screens. Mix Heavenly Blue morning glory with cup and saucer vine cobea scandens for dense background, plant with light gravelly soil and southern exposure, and ensure good drainage to prevent damping off.
Fourth of July outing tips from Pat store ads
The piece urges readers to plan Fourth of July trips to rivers beaches mountains or picnics away from home to avoid nervous prostration before sunset. It emphasizes proper attire and visiting Pat sponsored shops for the right gear to enjoy cooler, nicer outings with family and friends.
Britain Mint Busy Making Coins for Europe
The Royal Mint of Great Britain produces currency for most of Europe, excluding France and Germany, reflecting broad minting activity across the region.
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Britain
The
Royal Mint of
Great Britain
Europe
France
Germany
PINGLEY & GARPER Offers Linen Suit Cleaning
If you struggle with linen suits in summer, send them to Pingley and Garper for smart cleaning and restoration. White summer hats are cleaned for as little as thirty five cents each.
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Pingley & Garper
Rhodes Drug Company offers quality prescription service
Shop for quality first in drugs and take your prescriptions to Rhodes Drug Company. They specialize in dependable prescription service with orders compounded from fresh finest ingredients and thrice checked to ensure accurate interpretation of physicians orders. They also provide the fastest delivery in town.
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Rhodes Drug Company
Spectator Shoes At Huntsberry’s For Summer
No sports champ would miss The Spectator shoes. Available at Huntsberry's from 3.95 to 6.95 in brown and white. They suit sports and tailored frocks, offering dash and comfort for the season.
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Huntsberry’s
Fourth of July Beach Day and Photo Plans
A narrator urges kids to travel to the beach on the Fourth with the best clothes and a camera plus many negatives. They recommend taking 50 pictures to remember the grand day. JOL LIFFE'S STUDIO is promoted for fast, quality film development.
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Jolliffe
Harper Shop offers summer hair care and new shampoo
In the sunny season hair endures different conditions and requires special care. The Harper Shop recommends ADMIRATION shampoo, a soapless formula, to keep hair soft and pretty after a permanent.
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Harper Shop
Sailor Frock and Navy Hat Go On Sale at Timberlake’s
If you take shore leave on July 4th be independent and buy a modish sailor frock at TIMBERLAKE’S in white with blue braided collar priced at 2.35 dollars and a white hat with a Navy dash. They offer other patriotic cottons in white and colors from 1.95 dollars upward.
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Timberlake’s
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