Miss Anne O Leary Weds Charles Legge in Sacred Heart
Miss Anne Theresa O Leary of Middletown married Charles Richard Legge at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in a palm and gladioli setting. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Daniel O Leary, wore Chantilly lace and satin with a pearl crown veil and yellow roses. The ceremony included James O Leary as escort and bridesmaids in pink and blue nylon gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Theresa O'Leary
Middletown
Charles Richard Legge
Robert C. Hickman
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Daniel Carl O'Leary
O’leary
Legge
Woodrow Legge
James Cornelius O'Leary
Chantilly
Calendar of events schedule for June 29 to July 1
June 29 8 p.m Madison Lodge Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel. June 30 p.m Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel 7 3 p.m American Legion Executive Board at Legion Home 7 30 p.m Shawnee Bowmen at War Memorial 7 30 p.m Jaycee business meeting at Lee Jackson 8 p.m Little Theatre at Bark Mill 8 p.m Tryouts for play at July 1 12 15 p.m Kiwanis Club at Gry Washington Hotel 8 p.m Duplicate Bridge at Gea 8 p.m Lodge 867 BPOE at Elks Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
George Washington Hotel
Rotary Club
American Legion Executive Board
Legion Home
War Memorial
Lee Jackson
Little Theatre
Bark Mill
Kiwanis Club
Gry + Washington
Duplicate Bridge
Gea
Lodge
BPOE
Elks Home
Legge Cochran wed in Middletown ceremony
Robert Elwood Legge of Middletown served as best man for his brother in a Middletown wedding. Ushers were John W. Legge Jr. of Middletown and Thomas K. Cochran of the city. The bride Mrs Legge, James Wood High School graduate, works as secretary for Scully and Woltz. The groom, a 1955 James Wood graduate, is employed by Miller's in Middletown. They plan a home in Middletown after a wedding trip to Ocean City Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Elwood Legge
Middletown
John W. Legge, Jr
Thomas K. Cochran
Thomas Y. T. Chung
Joseph T. Y. Lin
Robert William Punohu
Miss Anne Theresa O'Leary to wed Charles Legge
Entertaining for the upcoming marriage of Miss Anne Theresa O'Leary to Mr. Charles Richard Legge included a mis cellaneous shower by Mrs. Hollis Riley of Shenandoah Ave and another by Miss Carol Campbell Ruth Lee Kline and Miss Mary Alice Kline. PVT Stephen Simkhovitch and Mrs Simkhovitch of Dodge Ave welcomed infant daughter Robyn Lea. Mrs. Simkhovitch is the former Helen Louise Linaburg. Mrs J C Bucher of Cedar Creek Grade is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Eugene Dearing and wife of W Whitlock Ave left for the Supreme Session of the United Commercial Travelers in Chicago. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Kermit Randolph Rhoden of Route 2 Berryville is Debra Louise. Mrs Rhoden is the former Carolyn Virginia Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Theresa O’leary
Charles Richard Legge
Hollis Riley
Shenandoah Ave
Carol Campbell
Ruth Lee Kline
Mary Alice Kline
J. C. Bucher
Cedar Creek Grade
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Eugene Dearing
W. Whitlock Ave
United Commercial Travelers of America
Chicago
Kermit Randolph Rhoden
Route 2, Berryville
Debra Louise
Rhoden
Carolyn Virginia Courtney
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
A newspaper column lists common word errors misused forms mispronunciations and misspellings. It offers correct alternatives and hints on vocabulary growth and the daily word indigenous meaning inherent innate and inborn with examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Miss May Lee Yook Weds Raymond Chung in Hawaii
Miss May Lee Yook formerly of this city married Raymond Wai Lum Chung in the Atherton Memorial Chapel at Central Union Church Honolulu Hawaii on June 14. The bride taught in Winchester and Frederick County before moving to Hawaii. The couple will reside at 2985 Kaiwao Street Honolulu and plan teaching careers in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Lee Yook
Mr. Chung
Hawaii
May Lee Yook
This City
Raymond Wai Lum Chung
Atherton Memorial Chapel
Central Union Church
Honolulu
W. Robert Strobel
Winchester
Frederick County
Lem Tong
Richmond
Tong
Kim Wo Chung
Kauai
Kaiwao St
Chung
Westhampton College
University of Richmond
Gainesboro
Handley
Waipahu High School
University of Hawaii
McKinley High School
Modern Etiquette Q&A by Roberta Lee
A reader asks about public gum chewing and timing of house calls after marriage. The columnist says nervous gum chewers should refrain publicly but discreet chewing is fine, visiting relatives may call without an invitation in a new home, and telephoning is acceptable for many invitations except formal ones.
Births in Front Royal and Nearby Areas
Birth announcements list several newborns with families in Front Royal Summit Point Arlington Berryville and surrounding towns. Recipients include Rex Alfred and Eleanor Williams Davison Aud rey Arlene Wines Sager Joan Darlene Hamilton Samuel Francis Butcher Phillip Bryan Shirley Rudy Burton Lee Williams Rebecca Bee Knapp Phineas Lee Dorsey and Emmagene Fay Omps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Alfred Shifflett
Front Royal
Norman Allen
Shifflett
Eleanor Williams
Arthur Pitman Davison
Route 1
Doreen Dawn
Davison
Audrey Arlene Wines
William Phillip Borden
Arlington
Phillip Bryan
Miss Petrie to graduate with honors at Statler July 11
Miss Clara Petrie of Stephens City completes secretarial studies at Strayer Business College and will graduate with honors July 11 at the Statler Hotel in Washington. She was salutatorian of James Wood High School 1958 and recipient of a one year Strayer scholarship and the Evening Star Leadership Award. She now works in the General Atomic Division offices of General Dynamics in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Petrie
Stephens City
Straver Business College
Statler Hotel
Washington
General Atomic Division
General Dynamics Corporation
Washington, D. C
Highland Church Loyalty Dinner Opens Drive
The Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church launches a drive to raise 55000 for a new church and fellowship hall on Highland Ave. A loyalty dinner at Lee-Jackson Restaurant starts at 6:30 p.m. Speakers include John Rinker and Rev. Joseph Darkwall with volunteers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Church
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church Building Fund
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Highland Ave
Highland Avenue
John Rinker
Magnet in your sewing box handy for dropped pins
A magnet keeps needles and pins off the floor by attracting them, saving time for sewers. It is a simple household tool mentioned as a convenient helper in needlework tasks.
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Joseph Darkwall
Lester Johnson
Patsy Anderson
Irma Jane Bryant
Ernest Clem
J. W. Clevenger
Cora Helen Fry
Garland Grim
Shirley Kelcher
Doris Lake
Shirley Lake
Charles Oates
Ira Sirbaugh
Darlene Youngblood
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