Mrs Jack Jenkins Ne Following Trip
Mrs Jack K Jenkins and her husband return home on the Front Royal Road after a brief wedding trip. They were married April 20 at Bethel Lutheran Church in Albin with Rev E B Smith officiating. The bride Miss Mary Jane Clayton is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Clayton. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack K Jenkins Sr. The ceremony featured snapdragons and candebra and was followed by a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack K. Jenkins
Front Royal Road
Bethel Lutheran Church
Albin
E. B. Smith
Mary Jane Clayton
John H. Clayton
Mr. Jenkins
Maurice Luttrell
Whitacre
Susan Rebecca Clayton
Miller
Euclid Ave
Jenis
Paul Vital
Gainesboro Methodist Men Set May 10 Meeting at Salem Church
The Gainesboro Methodist Men’s Club reschedules its May meeting to Friday May 10 at 7 30 p m at Salem Church changing from the usual May 3 date. The note also mentions the Monday Unit No 9 meeting of the Northern Virginia Hairdressers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Methodist Men's Club
Salem Church
Northern Virginia Hairdressers Association
Calendar of Events for May at War Memorial Building
War Memorial Building reserved for the Festival. May 1 12 p m Joint Civic Clubs luncheon at George Washington Hotel 7 30 p m Flights B and Air Force Reserve Squadron at 218 8 S Loudoun St May 2 Apple Blossom Festival 12 p m Women s Horticultural luncheon at George Washington Hotel May 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Air Force Reserve
S. Loudoun St
Beauty Salon Event at George Washington Hotel Monday
A beauty salon event is scheduled for Monday at 7 p m at the George Washington Hotel. Details specify a salon gathering or service session in the hotel venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Festival Guests and Local Birth Announcements Flash
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Powell and son Hugh arrive in Petersburg as Festival guests of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Glaize in Lee Street. Other visitors include Hunter Bean of Covington and Kent Upham of Toledo. Mrs. A. J. Novick attends a biennial convention in Toronto as Beth El delegate. Major and Mrs. Grisard arrive in Kaohsiung, Taiwan for two years of duty. A birthday birth announced: Susan Kennette Jones, daughter of M. B. Jones of Norfolk and Jane Miller. Dr. Vivian Chang visits Winchester as Festival guest new to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Powell
Hugh
Petersburg
J. Pickney Arthur
Arthur
Hunter Bean
Covington
Kent Upham
Toledo
Ohio
Ned Morse
Baltimore
A. J. Novick
Toronto
Canada
Union of the American Hebrew Congregation
Beth-El
Winchester
Beauty Center Ad for Winchester Salon Services
A spring time beauty promotion invites readers to visit the Beauty Center at 7 West Boscawwen Street Winchester for hair styling facial and skin care services. The notice urges making an appointment to look one’s best for the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty Center
West Boscawen Street
Winchester
Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom Contest Adds Entrants
Three more contestants join the Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom pageant set for Friday at 12 30 p m in Quarles School auditorium. Bonnie Ralston Nancy Roper and Wanda Lee Dick compete for the title and a chance to travel to Lake Worth Palm Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Ralston
Staunton-Augusta
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nancy Roper
Charles Town- Ransom
Jefferson County
W. Va
Wanda Lee Dick
Sharpsburg
Associated Young People of the Farm Bureau
Lake Worth
Palm Beach
Fla
Department of Valley Area Participation
Howard H. Shockey
C. F. Schenck
Quarles School
Taiia Puuri
Florida
Lake Worth-Palm Beach Area
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Valley Area Department
Roanoke
Bonnie
Ralston
Wilmington Couple Married at Cooper Home in N Braddock Street
Marada M. Musser and Richard A. Greenhill of Wilmington Delaware wed Monday in a ceremony at Norman E. Cooper’s residence on North Braddock Street. The bride is the daughter of Morgan and Georgiana Doyle Kader and the groom’s parents are Arthur J. and Julia O'Dell Greenhill. The bride’s mother hails from Staunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marada M. Musser
Richard A. Greenhill
Wilmington
Del
Norman E. Cooper
N. Braddock St
Morgan
Georgiana Doyle Kader
Arthur J
Julia O'Dell Greenhill
Staunton
Judge Opens Golf Course to Negroes in Miami
Federal Judge Emmet C. Choates ordered the Miami Springs golf course opened to Negro players at all times starting May 10, ending the current one day a week access as unconstitutional. The city owned course, the only municipal course, faced a suit by four Negroes seeking full privileges. City attorneys argued integration would threaten peace and safety in Miami and Miami Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Emmet C. Choates
Miami Springs
Apple Blossom Festivities Open With Queen and Dignitaries
Festivities begin as Queen Shenandoah XXX and maids arrive. Hostesses plan dinners and teas at Mansfield, Lacy residence, Courtfield, and other homes. Coronation, pageant at Handley Bowl precedes a parade and multiple formal luncheons, teas, and dinners honoring the Queen, her attendants, and visiting dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah XXX
Anne Denise Doughty- Tichborne
Winchester
England
Judges Named for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Window Display Contest
The Appalachian Apple Service and regional horticultural leaders name festival judges for Shenandoah Apple Blossom decorated windows. Norman Fike Francis Reiter James Bonham Sr Malcolm Brown and Mrs Fred C Matson are not judges. Two classes Artistic and Commercial. judging Thursday at 10 am with ribbons for top three. Over 50 city business windows entered. displays provided by Appalachian Apple Service and allied industries. Apple product displays planned at the Stag Luncheon and Ladies Luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Societies of
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Appalachian
Shenandoah
Martinsburg
W. Va
Appalachian Apple Service
Allied Industries
Appalachian Area
Virginia Dining Places Listed
Oue the magazine listing en tertainments and dining places published weekly in New York City devotes a section to southern resorts and dining places in its April 27 issue. Two full pages cover Virginia, chiefly Tidewater and Southside spots, with Red Fox Tavern in Middlebury the closest to Winchester among 25 listed venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oue
New York City
Virginia
Tidewater
Southside
Winchester
Red Fox Tavern
Middlebury
Cne
Lessons in English By W. L. Gordon
Vocabulary boosts with daily word study. Today's entry defines fatuous as foolish and inane with pronunciation fat yu us. The guide urges increasing vocabulary by mastering one word daily and demonstrates usage with example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Modern Etiquette Q and A on corsages and weddings
A woman author answers etiquette questions for social events. A young man may ask about gown color for corsages to match. leaning past someone to shake hands should be avoided unless unavoidable, in which case apologize to the person you pass. The bride has sole privilege to select wedding music.
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Tholes
Jack Jenkins, JR
Jack Jenkins
Middletown
Marshall Twieg
Hagerstown
Harold Hurley
Alexandria
Thomas Biggert
Gore
Robert Henry
Jenkins
James Wood High School
James Wood
O’sullivan Rubber Corp
Shepherd College
Theta Sigma Chic
Alpha Psi Omega
Armed Forces
NJOY
Mademoiselle
Vienna
K.P
Grocers
Piccadilly St
Ahime
Bobbie Conrad
War Memorial
M. E. Bradfield
Ely Bradfield
Barnesville
Cleveland, Ohio
Mrs. F. Grove White
S. Washington St
Rehoboth Beach
Dei
G. R. Grisard
John
Richard
James
Kaohsuieng
Taiwan
Grisard
Washington
Pentagon
Emily Rosenberger
City
J. A. Rosenberger
Peyton St
G. T. Binner, Jr
Greystone Terrace
Mr. Binner
G. T. Binner
Chambersburg, Pa
Ronald T. Binner
Curry Beach
N. C
John B. Martin
Beth
New York
Mrs. Martin
Mrs. B. M. Knight
W. Cecil St
Mary Gore
National Ave
M. B. Jones
Norfolk
Susan Kennette Jones
Leigh Memorial Hospital
Jones
Jane Miller
J. Lee Miller
North Ave
College of William and Mary
K. 8. Jones
Aberdeen, Md
Vivian Chang
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Kathleen Larrick
Fairmont Ave
Helen R. Collier
Robert F. Gaines
The
Beauty and Personality
Francis Doman
Lebanon Church
Mary Ann
Cindy Ann
Doman
Susan Malone
Ashby Dyke of Stephenson
Cynthia
Mary Stewart Ellis
Penny Ellis
Tommy
Beverly Ellis
Ashley Dyke, Jr
Lewis Butts
Jeanie
Joey
Susie
Sherry
J. B. Crowser
Elaine
George Travers
Debbie
Ted Dyke
Pamela
Constance
Daniel Dyke
Diane
Denise
Herman Dyke
Hilda
Maxine
Janice
Dave Smedly
Orpha Ware
Eleanor Parsons
Edward Swartz
Route 4
Ralph Franklin
Swartz
Virginia Luttrell
Frank Rinker
Bloomery Star Route
Earl Williams
Rinker
Beulah Spurs
Delmer Robinson, Sr
N. Loudoun St
Judge
Gaunt
H. B. McCormac, Sr
Mansfield
Bessie Smalts
Lillian Solenberger
Queen
E. W. Lacy, Jr
Lacy
Manford D. Custer, Jr
George Smith
James A. Miller
Edmund Horgan
Delaplane
Howard A. Holland
Handley Bowl
Philip Glaize
Lee Street
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Miss Tichborne
Hawthorne Drive
Lewis Hyde, Jr
W. P. McGuire
Handley Blvd
William Battaile
Tennyson Ave
A. E. S. Stephens
War Memorial Building
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Herbert A Solenberger
Shoecenter
Loudonn St
Abe
Owell Bros
Loudoun St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Roberta Lee
Viasat
Cather
Washingtons
Timberlake
Menkes
North Loudoun
Newberry
Mohawk
Ladies’ Hose
Valley Shoe Salon
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