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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1959

Page

6

Miss Rogers to Wed Pvt Jolley in June

Miss Mary Jo Rogers of Middletown announces her engagement to Pvt Pres ton Owen Jolley, son of Mr and Mrs J Herbert Jolley Route 4. She is a James Wood High School senior and hospital secretary, set to graduate in June and begin work as a receptionist for Drs McKee Hortenstine and others.

Ben E. Rogers, Sr Middletown Mary Jo Preston Owen Jolley J. Herbert Jolley Route 4 Miss Rogers James Wood High School Windeage Memorial Hospital Brown Handley High School Shepherd College Phi Sigma Chi Mr. Brown D College Tau Kappa Epsilon Meadowbrook Farm

Market Street Methodist Church Circles Meet Tuesday

The Market St. Circles at Market Street Methodist Church schedule meetings Tuesday. Circle No 1 meets 2 p m at the church with Mrs C E Babb as leader. Circle No 3 led by Miss Elizabeth Renner gathers 8 p m with Mrs Evelyn Bowman at 805 S Kent St. Circle No 4 led by Mrs Lou Twigg meets with Mrs Cecil Adamson Road off Valley Pike. Margaret Wood Circle led by Mrs Harlin Welch, 1 p m with Mrs Florence Hartman at 7 Herbaugh. Circle led by Mrs Lawrence T Fauver meets 8 p m at 139 Montague Ave.

Market Street Methodist Church C. E. Babb Elizabeth Renner Evelyn Bowman S. Kent St Lou Twigg Cecil Adamson Valley Pike Margaret Wood Harlin Welch Florence Hartman Herbaugh Lawrence T. Fauver Montague Ve

Calendar of Events May 4 Evening Listings

May 4 schedule shows 1 30 p m women s Auxiliary Memorial 7 30 p m DAV at VFW Post Home Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel National Council of Catholic Women Lions Club meeting 1336 Commerce St Round Hill P T A Eagles Auxiliary Moose Club Camera Club Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous at Baptist Church Girl Scouts meet at War Memorial Building Monday 6 45 p m

Women's Auxiliary Memorial VFW Duplicate Bridge George Washington Hotel National Council of Catholic Women Lions Chiba Hepe Commerce St Round Hill Eagles Loyal Order of Moose Moose Home Camera Club Murphy’s Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Camerisette Baptist Church War Memorial Girl Scouts

Miss Lind and Ronald Brown Wed in Stephens City Church

Mr and Mrs Charles F Lind announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara Ann to Ronald Lee Brown of Route 3. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev William V McCray at Stephens City Lutheran Church Monday at 730 pm.

Charles F. Lind Berryville Ave Barbara Ann Ronald Lee Brown Route 3 William V. McCray Stephens City Lutheran Church

Lutheran Circles United Lutheran Women Meet at Grace Church

The United Lutheran Church Women of Grace Church schedule ten circles with meeting times from Tuesday to Thursday. Each circle lists a leader or host and local addresses for gatherings.

Mrs Carpenter and Wilbur Johnston Married in Winchester

Mrs Ruth Reid Carpenter of 220 Parkway Ave and Wilbur R Johnston of 380 E Piccadilly St were married this afternoon at 3 in First Ev United Brethren Church. Rev Carl W Hiser officiated with attendance by in laws and relatives after a Florida honeymoon. They will reside at 220 Parkway Ave.

Ruth Reid Carpenter Parkway Ave Wilbur R. Johnston E. Piccadilly St Carl W. Hiser Ev United Brethren Church Frank Loy Dannie L. Steele Middleton 8. Johnston Arlington Ronald E. Johnston Lewisburg W. Va Johnston H. B. Dunlap 237 Parkway Herbert B. Reid Carpenter’s C. Edward Johnston Winchester Florida

Blossoms Damko Featured In Memorial Hospital Training Scene

408 Fairmont Ave shows the Dogwood Watch as Miss Damko, a second year X Ray student at Memorial Hospital, and Blossoms, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Damko of West Sunbury Pa, prepare for November state boards during the Grand Feature Parade coverage.

Dogwood Watch Fairmont Ave Damko Memorial Hospital Blossoms George Damko West Sunberry

Comrade Bible Class set worship at Brad dock Street Methodist

Comrade Class Mrs Victor Wheeler will lead the worship service at Brad dock Street Methodist Church tomorrow at 9 45 a m The Rev R V Whitehurst will be the guest speaker and all members have been asked to attend

Victor Wheeler Braddock Street Methodist Church R. V. Whitehurst

McFaden Bible Class Names Two Teachers

McFaden Bible Class at First Presbyterian Church assigns Mr Earl Rambow to the 9 30 a m session and Mr Joel Davis to teach the 11 o clock session tomorrow.

Earl Rambow McFaden First Presbyterian Church Joel Davis

Local Social Notes Highlight Attendees and Visits

Dr. and Mrs. Allen T Hawthorne return from Charlottesville after his medical meeting. Miss Margaret Crisman hosts festival weekend guests Miss May Phillips and Miss Frances Helm. Guests of Mr. and Mrs E C Charnock include Mrs Erma Robinson Lt Pete Dunning and Lt Kirby L Robinson. Cadet William H Edmonds visits with his parents and helped Fork Union Academy march in the Grand Feature Parade.

Allen T. Hawthorne Charlottesville Dr. Hawthorne Margaret Crisman Mary Washington College May Phillips Arlington Frances Helm Martinsville E. C. Charnock Erma Robinson Stockton, Calif Pete Dunning Camden, Mass Kirby L. Robinson Stockton Calif Washington, D.C William H. Edmonds S. Garner Edmonds Edmonds Fork Union Academy

Waitneight Guests at Tennison Ave Home

Mr and Mrs William Waitneight of Parkersburg West Virginia are visiting as house guests of Mr and Mrs George C Beck of Tennyson Ave.

William Waitneight Parkersburg W. Va George C. Beck Tennyson Ave

McCLINTOCK Hosts Guests From Greensburg and Pittsburgh

Mrs. William Amalong of Greensburg Pa and Mrs. Robert Corbett of Pittsburgh Pa attend a McClintock event. Mrs. Virginia Warren of Richmond visits Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foreman on West Piccadilly Street.

Virginia Warren Richmond Mrs Harold Foreman W. Piccadilly St

Weekend Hosts Gather for Social Visits Across Town

Miss Joan Dorsey visits her parents with guest Claudette Cooper of St. Paul Virginia. Longwood College seniors, they spend time with Mr and Mrs Nacie Dorsey. Guests also include Mr and Mrs Jack Carpenter of Greenwood and Dr and Mrs Allen Hawthorne after the Warrenton Gold Cup. Other visitors are Mr and Mrs Sam Wandell and son Gary of Mainsburg and Mr and Mrs Terry Williams with two sons of Holly Hill. Burns Robertson names infant Angela Rae. Robertson is formerly Miss Rachel Finn Bettis.

Joan Dorsey Nacie Dorsey Claudette Cooper St. Paul, Va Longwood College Jack Carpenter Greenwood Allen T. Hawthorne Sam Wandell Gary Mainsburg Terry Williams Holly Hill, Fla Bradley Driver Pennsylvania Ave Burns Robertson Angela Rae Robertson Rachel Finn Bettis

Births Reported For Five Families In Local Area

Birth announcements list five new arrivals: Denverd Keith Hutton a boy to Denverd Randolph Hutton and Carla Margaret Carl in Boyce. Raymond Carl Porter a boy to Raymond Frederick Porter and Patty Elizabeth Jackson in Boyce. Marshall a boy to Lyle Camden Smallwood and Crystal Jane Bishop in Marshall. Sharon Kaye a girl to Donald Franklin Elliott and Ann in 1630 S Braddock Sr.. and a boy to Joseph Luther Sager and Bonnie Rosalee Shumaker in Lost River West Virginia.

Denverd Randolph Hutton Boyce Denverd Keith Hutton Carla Margaret Carl Raymond Frederick Porter Raymond Carl Lyle Camden Smallwood Marshall Donald Franklin Elliot S. Braddock Sr

Etiquette Answers on Card Cutting and Weddings

Roberta Lee answers that completing a cut by returning all cards to one pile is proper and courteous. She also says in a double wedding each bride should have her own maid of honor and each groom his own best man, while bridesmaids may be shared.

Shenandoah Valley Cather’s Department Store

Bloom News Briefs Local Social Guests List Visitors

Col and Mrs Harold A Kurstedt visited Mr and Mrs John R Cooper and family. Numerous families were guests at C E Clowser’s home including Clowser Wallace Lineweaver and others from Zepp and Lynchburg. Local visits spanned Manassas Winchester and St Luke with relatives and weekend stays noted.

Bloom Harold A. Kurstedt John R. Cooper C. E. Clowser John T. Clowser Claude Wallace Gilbert Lineweaver Zepp Casper Lineweaver Harold Gettys James Margaret William F Harry Glynn Hazel Lowry Winchester Falls Lynchburg David Watts Albert Crawford William Harper Vernon McDonald Mary Sam Williams Elwood Patterson George Hulver John Kline Pauline Galliday Nevin Fravell St. Luke E. A. Richard Bryan Richard

Tucker McGuire Stars In A Night to Remember Here Next Week

Tucker McGuire of this city returns to the screen here tomorrow through Wednesday in A Night to Remember. She portrays Mrs Brown heroic lifeboat organizer in the J Arthur film about the Titanic. McGuire is Mrs J M T Booth of London England in private life and sister of Dr W P McGuire.

Tucker McGuire Mrs. Brown Miss McGuire Fractured Jaw

Boy Scout Signals Ground French Trawler

A Boy Scout practicing flag signals caused a small French trawler to run aground at Cherbourg Friday night. The scout waved a stop signal from a cliff, and the captain, thinking the scout controlled traffic after an accident, ordered full speed astern. The vessel hit a sand bank and remained aground until high tide.

Cherbourg France

West Virginia student wins Apple Pie Baking Contest

Ellen Pugh of Romney High School wins the Apple Pie Baking Contest held Thursday at James Wood High School. Second place goes to Sarah Miller of Musselman High School, third to Linda Lou Neff of New Market High School. Eight schools participated with prizes including a plaque, gift certificate, electric clock and cookbook.

Ellen Pugh Romney High School Romney W. Va James Wood High School Wanda Powell Pugh Romeny Women's Club Sarah I. Miller Musselman High School Inwood Inwood Farm Women's Club Linda Lou Neff New Market High School Sue P. Wisecarver Stephens City Mavis Gibbs Southern Planter Richmond D. Eldred Rinehart Smithsburg Douglas W. Miller Maryland West Virginia Ray D. Rinker

Often Misspelled: Villain I and I I in Focus

Language guide notes common misspellings and mnemonic tips. It highlights how villain is often misspelled with extra I s and suggests correct spellings for phase aspect side facet and angle as related terms.

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Mary Rogers Pvt Jolley Lulu Williams Market St. Circles Miss Lind Bride Ronald Brown Lutheran United Lutheran Church Women of Grace Church Godfrey Miller C. J. Fischer E. Homer Harlee Wyatt Richard Middle Road Daniel Kinter Richard Buncutter S. Stewart St Vance Berry G. T. Griffith Bellview Ave Samuel Kerr James Barnett E. Cork St R. P. Lucas Handley Ave William E. Eisenberg F. L. Shanholtz Shawnee Ave James Hershman G. Miller Lee St George Baetjer F. S. Ritch Opequon Ave James McGuire Jeanette Rhodes Miss A Marina Damko F. Robert Gus Karnis N. Braddock Sr Winchester Memorial Hospital Homer E. Alberti MR. and Vernon S Kind Gaunt's Drug Store Roberta Lee Byte St Ooceanfront 23Rd ST Virginia Beach Prive Bloom News Mrs. T. S. Cooper J. Arthur Kenneth More Palace Theatre Walter Lord Shoecenter S. Loudoun St Boy Scout C&s the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Timberlake’s Tyr Seed Sancisco Ria Aina Ibhli Terday
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