Lawrence Darlington wedding ties two families in Marshall
Miss Jean Darlington and James Lee Lawrence were married at Grace Episcopal Church The Plains with Rev Harold B Peters officiating. The couple received at a reception and plan a Havana honeymoon after a June wedding. Front-page photos feature Anne Elizabeth Butter and John Bassett Vaughan luncheon guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavior George Vatshan, Jr
York Inn
Anne Elizabeth Butter
John Bassett Vaughan
Darling
James Lee Lawrence
Jean Darlington Daughtin Marshall
James Peyton Darlington
Marshall
Alma N. McConchie
James E. Lawrence
Leesburg
Grace Episcopal Church, the Plains
Harold B. Peters
Charles Hovermale
H. H Hulfish
Jo Ann Darlington
Jane Clevenger
Wendell Seldon
Helen Childress
Lady Blevins
Leroy Lawrence
Jack Munde
Ana Lewis Bonham
Washington
Wendell
Calendar of Events for June and July
Calendar of events lists Madison Lodge and Municipal Band at Rouss Hall on June 30 at 8 p.m. Then July 1 features Lions Club at the George Washington Hotel at 12:15 p.m. American Legion at Legion Home 7:30 p.m. Board of Control Exchange Club 7:45 p.m. Moose Club 8 p.m. Rebekah Lodge 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous at Friendship Fire Hall 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
American Legion
Legion
Board of Control Exchange Club
Moose Club
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Friendship Fire Hall
Local church classes and events announced for Sunday
Kay Hausenfluck returns home from Memorial Hospital. W W Glass will teach the Frank T. McFaden Bible Class at 9 45 am Sunday. Willing Workers at White Hall Church plan a July 4 yard party weather permitting. Mrs. Charles Hirth now at home after Magee Hospital care. Braddock Street Methodist adult classes meet at 9 45 am with devotions by Nina Williams and music by Mrs. James Bowers. John C. Cattron to present youth lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Glass
Frank T. McFaden
The
Presbyterian Church
Willing Workers
White Hall Church
William Nagley
Charles Hirth
Magee Hospital
Pittsburgh
Frank Woore
Washington St
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Nina Williams
James Bowers
John C. Cattron
Ann Delafield Appetite Reducing Plan Promotion
Ann Delafield promotes a diet plan with no calorie counting and a fun approach. The ad highlights wafers as a vitamin supplement, priced at 6.95 and 5.95 dollars, inviting readers to pick up a free circular at Brooks Pharmacy with phone line 6461.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Delafield
Ann Delafied
Brooks Pharmacy
Births Reported for Gore and Middletown Families
Mr and Mrs John Triplett of Gore announce a daughter. Mrs Triplett is the former Betty Shaw. Mr and Mrs J S Peebles of Middletown announce a daughter. Mrs Peebles is the former Mildred Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Triplett
Gore
Triplett
Betty Shaw
J S. Peebles
Middletown
Mrs. Peebles
Mildred Reid
Home Agent Schedule for Frederick County Week
The Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent's schedule covers June 30 through July 5. Activities include 4-H project work with various leaders at Mount Williams White Hall Gore Havffield Shawnee and West Frederick, plus demonstrations on pie filling mixes. Friday and Saturday are holidays.
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Frederick County
Mount Williams
Delilah Bell
West Frederick
Frances Sager
White Hall
Genevieve Macon
Gore Home Demonstration Club
Stanley Big Hert
Walter Mier
Frances Soger
Shawnee Home
Robert Snapp
Cooking's Fun By Cecily Brownstone Starred Dish Frosting
A recipe section outlines Chocolate Mocha Fudge Frosting with ingredients beet sugar strong coffee cocoa salt and butter. Directions: melt sugar coffee cocoa salt and butter then cook to softball stage, cool, beat until creamy, and adjust with cream if needed. Spread on cake layers for a chocolate mocha frosting.
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
Lesson covers misused words mispronunciations and misspellings. It defines DISTORTED as twisted aside mentally or morally with example about a writer's mind. It urges vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Secrets of Charm Step to Improve Poise and Walk
A columnist urges women to refine their carriage by correcting weight transfer while walking. Listen for heavy footfalls and learn balance through a chair supported pose, then practice raising the leg behind to reduce hip sway and preserve graceful movement.
Secrets of Charm and the Gliding Walk
A figure and fashion column offers two tests to curb hip sway. It advises alternating foot balance exercises daily and checks for excess hip flabbiness. Cures include exercise and sturdier corsetry, with a paid booklet offer for readers seeking modellike poise.
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National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Navajo Wisdom and Ways Spark Curiosity Across the West
A Denver feature extols the Navajo people as a resilient, self-reliant community. It notes their humor about mother-in-law issues and describes cultural traits from hygiene to childrearing, medicine men, diet, and a hardiness seen in daily life on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Joe
America
Jefferson and Hamilton clash over liberty and order
Jefferson feared tyranny and diffusion of power while Hamilton feared anarchy and favored concentrated power. Washington balanced these opposing views within his cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Two Frederick 4-Hers Named All Stars at State Short Course
Seventeen Frederick County 4-H Club members joined 122 new All Stars at the 29th annual State 4-H Short Course in Blacksburg Virginia. The Frederick contingent includes Nancy Cather and Lynn Wolfe among 12 other project teams and demonstrations. The event capped a week of contests with prizes totaling about 25 000 dollars and 1000 attendees returning home tomorrow.
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Frederick County
Virginia Polytechnic Eee
Blacksburg
Virginia
All Stars
Frederick
Nancy Cather
Lynn Wolfe
Rebecca Ann Ashby
Clarke County
The
Paul D. Sanders
Southern Planter
Richmond
Mary Sue Moser
Raleigh
North Carolina
Ruth Jamison
Eva Minix
P H. DeHart
U. L
Willam Swartz
Roger Ramey Bradley Driver
Julius Whitacre
Sidney Rogers
Boyd Ramey, Jr
Denny Cole
George Cather
Donald Hodgson
Joseph Racey
Ronald Miller
Pat McLewin
Tony Blake
Bobby Baviliss
Irvine Cather, Jr
Richard Swisher
Police Court Dispositions On Disorderly Conduct Heavy
William Lewis Stevens of 314 Liberty Avenue found guilty on three counts of disorderly conduct after arrest at 9 am Thursday. Sentenced to six months on each count but suspended with probation and $6.75 costs. Others cited include Betty Schlack Gibbons and Oscar Lewis Jr each fined $9.25, Robey Myers $9.25 and 30 days, Franklin D Myers $14.25 for reckless driving, plus George R Flick $9.25 for passing on a solid white line.
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William Lewis Stevens
Liberty Avenue
Betty Schlack Gibbons
Braddock Street
Oscar Lewis, Jr
Whitlock Ave
Franklin D. Myers
Route 3
Robey Myers
Boones Mill
George R. Flick
Altoona Pa
Picketing at Mt Vernon Dry Cleaner Aims at Union
In Mt Vernon Illinois a dry cleaner owner Ed Meek faced pickets as workers sought union organization. Meek defended the action by placing a large umbrella and chair at his storefront with a sign stating the cause for the comfort and convenience of our pickets.
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MT. Vernon
Ed Meek
Confederate Constitution on Slavery and Secession
The Confederate States Constitution forbade the slave trade from foreign countries and allowed importation only from U S slaveholding areas. It provided for acquiring new territory and admitting new states but did not permit withdrawal of states after admission.
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Confederacy
Confederate States of America
United States
Vet Still Marching in Charlestown Parade Veteran
John J. Maher, a Spanish American and World War I veteran, marched nearly 2 1 2 miles along the Bunker Hill Day route before dropping out. He has an unbroken 48 year record of parade participation. The piece explains why the Passion is the name given to Christ's last earthly life period.
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Charlestown
Mass
John J. Maher
Christ
Jesus
Garden
Gethsemane
Etiquette Q and A: dictation etiquette and dining signals
A secretary may leave when a personal call is private unless the employer signals otherwise. It is fine to take a cedar chest from an betrothed before engagement ring. Do not push plate to signal course end. placing knife and fork shows completion.
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Sudat
Miss Darlington
Mr. Lawrence
Miss Butter
Bobbie Conrad
Madison Lodge
Rouss Hall
Kay Hausenfluck
Clarence H Hausenfluck
Virginia Ave
Memorial Hospital
McFaden Bible Class
Mrs. Hirth
Town & Country Casuals
Brown & White
Winchester
Huntsberrys
Cecily Brownstone
Cot
Gaunt's Drug Store
John Robert Powers
Hal Boyle
Nature
Park Avenue
New York
Jefferson
Hamilton
W.A.O
John T. Wolfe
Jergen
the Food Center
N. Loudoun
Sussex
Edgerton
Nunn-Bush
Lovett Bros
Leudeun St
Shoecenter
Loudoun ST
Leisure Time
Roberta Lee
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elsie-Kashoppe
S. Braddock
Hodgson & Brown
Cather
Timberlake
Presen
Girard-Perregaux
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