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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1950

Page

10

Miss Newlin Becomes Bride of Mr. Dawson

Miss Newlin of Pas Massa and Mr. Dawson son of Detroit and the late Thomas Lee Dawson were married Saturday afternoon in Christian Church at 1 30. Maid of honor Paul Drumheller and flower girl Judy Symons attended. The couple left for a southern wedding trip after a ceremony decorated with palms and candles. Both work at National Fruit Product Co. in the local office. Out of town guests included Grace Gist Marie Gist Lily Hassan and Harry Sherman.

Sage Ads Wic Newlin Pas Massa Arate Kunnda Detroit Thomas Lee Dawson Christian Church Paul Drumheller Ofa Judy Symons Moye Riley AE Newlin Ahmed Dawson Handley High School Mr. Dawson John J. Pershing High School National Fruit Product Co., Inc Grace Marie Gist Lily Hassan Harry Sherman Roanoke

Calendar of events for March evenings in local groups

March events include Creative Dance Group at Rutherford House hosted by Mrs Irvan T OConnell and Virginia Power Co meeting at 6. Quota Club at basement. Rotary Ladies Night at George Washington Hotel. GAA card party. DAV at Friendship Fire Hall. Welltown WSCS at Sun nyside home. Nurses Alumnae at nurses home. March 17 JCC at George Washington Hotel. Exchange Club banquet at Yorks Inn. Woodmen of the World gathering.

Creative Dance Group AAUW Irvan T. O'Connell Rutherford House Virginia Power Co Congregational Christian George Washington Hotel Friendship Fire Hall Welltown Wscs George Seal Sunnyside York’s Inn Legion Kitchen Aunt Billy Enders Melton Bean Earl Hill George Pine Robert Enk F. L. Ayler

Mrs. Bangle Attends Evening Hospital Capping

Mrs. R. L. Bangle of 12 Greenwall Ave attends the hospital capping ceremony at 8 o'clock Monday evening in Martinsburg. Mr. Clarence Clowser returns to Hagerstown Md after several days at home. Mrs. Garber remains at home after illness keeps her under medical care.

R. L. Bangle Greenwall Ave Martinsburg Mr. Clowser Hagerstown Clarence Clowser George C. Peacemaker Whitacre Winchester Memorial Hospital Bray Louis Bray Berryville Ridgeway Harry Ridgeway Amherst St

Castleman Hildebrand Wedding Announced

Mr and Mrs George Hildebrand of Brucetown announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Ellen to William Castleman Jr of Brucetown. The ceremony was in Baltimore on March 5 by Rev Steelman. The couple reside in Brucetown. attendants included Ruby Castleman Ed Emge Gordon Hildebrand Bob Hildebrand and Florence Mauzy.

George Hildebrand Brucetown Mary Ellen William Castleman Jr W. B. Castleman Baltimore Steelman Ruby Castleman Ed Emge Gordon Bob Hildebrand Florence Mauzy

PTA Meeting Draws Delegates in Bridgewater

Delegates from Miller School PTA attended the district PTA meeting in Bridgewater yesterday. Bridgewater College President Dr. Warren Bowman spoke on Freedom to Grow, with group discussions led by Hazel VanAndan Angela Reak and Abner Robertson. A lunch panel chaired by J R Earnest followed, and Dr. Robertson closed with an evaluation. Boyd Glick, Bridgewater High School principal, gave a year summary.

Miller School Pta Assn Bridgewater Olen Lowe Purcell Dick Virgil Baughman el Smith Warren Bowman Bridgewater College Hazel VanAndan Angela Reak Abner Robertson J. R. Earnest Robertson Association Boyd Glick Bridgewater High School

Susan Butler Observes 11th Birthday Party in Albin

Susan Butler daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Butler Albin celebrated her 11th birthday with a Saturday party at the Douglas Butler home Pink and green were the theme. Guests included Melinda Dotson Donna Rennie Susan Dick Sarah Yeakley Mary Jane Clayton Nancy Sjostrom Ann Barnhart Barbara Bickers Mary Lou Hollis Mary Wilson Robin Sylvia Stine and Martha Butler.

Susan Butler Robert Butler Albin Douglas Butler Melinda Dotson Donna Rennie Susan Dick Sarah Yeakley Mary Jane Clayton Nancy Sjostrom Ann Barnhart Barbara Bickers Mary Lou Hollis Mary Wilson Robin Sylvia Stine Martha Butler

Fifty Years of Married Life for W S and Wife Carper

Mr and Mrs W S Carper of Berryville celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home. Mrs Carper, formerly Jacqueline Trenary, married March 14 1900 at Cedar Lawn. They have four children and three grandchildren. The couple, Clarke County natives, are long time readers of the Winchester Star and active in church and community funds.

W. S. R. Above Berryville Carper Jacqueline Isabelle Trenary Clarke County Cedar Lawn Parets Carpers W. E. Henson Martin Carper Richmond Marshall Carper Chicago Edward Sweeney Jr New York Nancy Lou Carper Ensign William Henson Norfolk Winchester Star Star

Births Waiter: Multiple New Arrivals Reported in March

Birth announcements list several newborns born March 14 to families including Mr. and Mrs. George Orndorff at 204 E Clifford Sr a girl Mrs Orndorff formerly Virginia Forbes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bursey Rt 3 a boy Mrs Bursey formerly Thelma Painter. Mr and Mrs John E Pennypacker Marriman's Lane a girl Mrs Pennypacker formerly Nancy Bowley. Mr and Mrs Ralph Rickel Charlies Town four boys Mrs Rickel formerly Lottie Whittington.

George Orndorff E. Clifford Sr Orndorff Virginia Forbes Robert Bursey Bursey Thelma Painter John E. Pennypacker Marriman’s Lane Pennypacker Nanncy Bowley Ralph Rickel Charlies Town

Etiquette Q and A on hats and finishing meals

Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about removing hats in theatres and whether to leave food on the plate. She says hats should be removed to avoid obstructing others view and finishing meals is not always required, with tips on proper hostess respect.

Junior Woman's Club Banquet Tops Clarke County Event

The Clarke County Junior Woman's Club held its largest banquet at the new Berryville Elementary School cafeteria with 81 attendees. Mrs. Charles J. Enders Jr. presided as retiring president, and a five-meeting minimum for active membership was adopted. Garden Week hostesses volunteered, and a Club Institute was announced for Manassas on March 29.

Berryville Junior Woman’s Club Clarke County Bryan Spielman Camille Wisecarver Charles J. Enders Jr Audrey Jones Edith Ritter Manassas

Wedding etiquette and fire insurance origins discussed

A joint meeting with the Senior Woman's Club is noted. The bride should stand to the left of the groom during the ceremony facing the minister. Fire insurance traces to the Great Fire of London in 1666, prompting new protection and several companies forming in the late 17th century.

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