Mount Pleasant Community Notes and Church Bake Sale
Mr and Mrs John Colvin and son Johnny Lee visited Mrs Mabel Perry and Mrs Lucille Lake Friday. Several local residents, including Pearl Cochran, Ruth Perry, and Louise Perry, were noted guests. The Mount Pleasant EFUB Church held a bake sale at Leggett's Store to raise funds for the church. Regular prayer services occur Wednesdays at 7 00 pm and Sunday School at 10 20 am with Sunday evening preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Perry
Mount Pleasant
John Colvin
Johnny Lee
Mable Perry
Lucille Lake
Pearl Cochran
Winchester
Harry Lake
Charles A. Lake
John Perry
Ruth Perry
Walter Largent
Whitacre
Joe Zuckerman
Louise Perry
Peggy Milhon
Elizabeth Boyce
Mount Pleasant Efub Church
Legcetts
Richard Cather
EFUB
Cross Roads Notes From Winchester Hospital and Local Visitations
Mrs N W Oates is a surgical patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital and is reported to be much improved. Local residents Mrs Jennings Fletcher Mrs Lawrence Hahn and Mr Finner Wolford are confined to their homes by Hines. The Misses Pansy and Lily Whitacre returned to Alexandria after visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Luther Peacemaker and sons were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs F J Pine. Mr and Mrs Shelton Weakley were callers in the Sine home. Mrs Ruby Keffer of Baltimore visited here over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Line
Cross Roads
N. W Oates
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jennings Fletcher
Lawrence Hahn
Finner Wolford
Hines
Pansy
Lily Whitacre
Alexandria
Luther Peace Maker
F J Pine
Shelton Weakley
Ruby Keffer
Baltimore
Ungers Store and Local Moves in West Virginia
Mrs Jerry Dick is reported ill at the home of her son in Martina and levels. several families relocate to Levels and farms. Nesmith plans to work on Pryor Luttrell timber. Bennett’s farm to host a saw mill move. Len Allen bedbound. Berkeley Springs High School FFA hosts a skating party at the rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ungers
Jerry Dick
Inlaw
Harry Bohrer
Gainesboro
Lee Sevnick
Troy Dick
Clarence Bennett
Doyle Dick
Judy
Len Allen
Ilress
Bennett
FFA
Berkeley Springs High School
White satin wedding dress care guidance and color preservation
A historical note discusses storing white satin to preserve its color and texture. It advises keeping the fabric in a dark, dry place away from heat and acid fumes. It also notes that blue paper may help maintain the original color better than white.
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Mr. Pleasant
K. K A
National Archives and Records Service
Hymes
Berkeley Springs
F. Goodrich
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Mulvey's Haberdashery
GRAYS
Mulvey
Haberdashery
Boscawen St
Roy Rogers
King of
the Cowboys
Aero Willys
Ozark Ike
Blondie
By Ray Gette
Moan
Bubban J
Jamie
Chic Young
Henry
U.S. Patent Office
By Carl Anderson
Secret Agent X-9
By Mel Graff
Eee
Big Sister
By Les Forgraves
Hur
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Mugg and
Skeeter
By Wally Bishop
Ameritas
Frederick Motors, Inc
Martinsburg Pike
Pee Endes
Ato
Sernee
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