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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1954

Page

9

Marriage of Miss Helen Gordon and Everett Oakes in Brucetown

The ceremony took place Saturday at 4 PM in Brucetown Methodist Church with Rev. J. S. Peebles officiating. The bride Helen Gordon wore nylon tulle with lace bodice and veil, and carried white roses and lilies of the valley. Everett Hugh Oakes, MA3 USN, was the groom. Preceded by gifts and a procession of attendants, the couple plans home at 1741 N. Oriole Drive, Norfolk after a northern wedding trip following May 9.

Helen Juanita Gordon Arnold H. Gordon Brucetown Everett Hugh Oakes MA3 USN Charles Oakes Williamsville N.Y Mr. Oakes J. S. Peebles Brucetown Methodist Church Garland Snyder Joseph B. Jolliffe Tom Pregent Albany N. Y Oakes Norfolk William Farrell, Jr Front Royal Mrs. Gordon N. Oriole Drive Hewitt Farms Stonewall High School Winchester Business College Boy Scout Buffalo Savings Bank Godfrey Zirkle J. R. Alexander James Judy W. C. Gleason Richard Mellott aWfaa Etaoin Shidlu Etao Ietaoaoi Donald Anderson, Jr Charles A. Campbell, Jr Rufus H. Leonard Miami Fla S. Euclid Ave Hottel Handley High School Woodstock High School Strayers College of Accountancy Washington, D. C Germany Seventh Army Leach, Calkins and Scott May Lee Yook Betty Royston E. T. Clark Price

Queen Esther Class Meets At 7 30 Thursday

The Queen Esther Sunday School Class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs. Ottie Dorsey on E Fairfax Lane. Mrs A J DeHart will lead the devotions.

Queen Esther First Evangelical United Brethren Church Ottie Dorsey E. Fairfax Lane A. J. DeHart

Circle No 10 meeting at Mrs Anderson home

Circle No 10 of the W S C S Braddock Street Methodist Church meets this evening at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs Harold R Anderson 679 National Ave.

W.S.C S Braddock Street Methodist Church Harold R. Anderson National Ave

Calendar of events for May across local clubs

May listings show meetings and activities for American Legion Exchange Club Eagles Auxiliary Camera Club Loyal Order of the Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous Civic League Kiwanis Junior Century Club Air Force Reserve Rotary Quota GAA Elks and more with times from 7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. across multiple venues.

American Legion Legion Home Board of Control of Exchange Club Eagles Auxiliary Eagles Home Camera Club Murphy's Loyal Order of the Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics-Anonymous Miller House Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel John McKee Air Force Reserve Squadron Rouss Ave Elks Club

Miss Supinger to Wed James F. Ashby

Front Royal couple announces engagement of Bonnie Jean Supinger to James Fowler Ashby of Haymarket. Bonnie Jean attended Handley High School and works for Virginia Telephone in Front Royal. Ashby served in the U S Army and works at the Haymarket post office. Wedding planned for June.

M. H. Supinger Front Royal This City Bonnie Jean James Fowler Ashby Haymarket James Ashby New York City Mr. Ashby Miss Supinger Handley High School Virginia Telephone and Telegraph Company Ashby U. S. Army

Macedonia W S C S Meets Tomorrow at Ferguson Home

The Macedonia Woman’s Society of Christian Science will meet tomorrow at 7 45 p m at Mrs Roy Ferguson’s home in Nain. Miss Virginia Allamong and Mrs Florence Sumption will co host and present the program. Officers will be elected and birthday dues and shower bags distributed.

Macedonia W.S. C S Roy Ferguson Nain Virginia Allamong Florence Sumption Ieaner

Fourth District UDC Meeting In Front Royal

The Fourth District meeting of the Virginia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy will convene Friday at 10 30 a m at the Methodist Church in Front Royal hosted by the Warren Rifles chapter. Members needing transport should contact Miss Louise Gray 8837.

Virginia United Daughters of the Confederacy Methodist Church Front Royal Warren Rifles Turner Ashby Louise Gray

Local Social Roundup From Festival Guests

Mr and Mrs Robert Lindsay of Eastern Shore Md and Mr and Mrs Williard Black with two children of Tonganoxide Kans joined hosts Mr and Mrs C F Schenck during the festival. Emma Ridgeway hosted luncheon on S Stewart St. Guests Lou Potts of Baltimore and Jack Zimmerman of Blacksburg returned home after visiting. Mrs Lewis Knapp and Miss Thelma Morris of Fairmont W Va have returned after visiting Emma Ridgeway. Mrs Joseph A Emmerth vice regent and Mrs Jules Bernd delegates from Fort Loudoun Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution attended the 63rd Continental Congress at Constitutional Hall Washington DC and returned home.

Robert Lindsay Eastern Shore Williard Black Tonganoxide Kans C. F. Schenck Lou Potts Baltimore Jack Zimmerman Blacksburg Jack Stern Lewis Knapp Thelma Morris Fairmont W. Va Emma Ridgeway Joseph A. Emmerth Jules Bernd Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution Constitutional Hall Washington, D. C Owen M. Swimley

Miss Price Weds Douglas Hottel in First Baptist Ceremony

Miss Marian Lorraine Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Price, married Douglas Richard Hottel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Hottel, in the First Baptist Church. Dr. E T. Clark officiated the double ring ceremony as gladioli and lilies formed the backdrop.

Marian Lorraine Price William Byers Price Douglas Richard Hottel Paul B. Hottel Woodstock First Baptist Church E. T. Clark Elizabeth Grim Taure Jensen Hudson Pomberg Mary B. Price J. Frank Dorand Waynesboro May Lee Yook Donald Anderson, Jr

Notable Guests At Apple Blossom Festival Gatherings

Attendees at the Apple Blossom Festival included Miss Gloria Ginevan returning to Baltimore after visiting Miss Bonita Dorsey. At the Nicklaus home 101 W. Cork St. guests included Mrs. Michael Tigano, Mrs. Vienna Cairo Loth of Port Chester, N Y, Mr. and Mrs. W W Lohr, Mr. and Mrs. L C Foster and sons, Dr. and Mrs. Howard Barr and son Ricky, Rev and Mrs. Elwood Baer, Mrs. Rickenbaugh, and Mr. and Mrs. James Hawse.

C. J. Nicklaus Cork St Michael Tigano Vienna Cairo Loth Port Chester N. Y W. W. Lohr This City L. C. Foster Buzzy and Terry Lee White Post Howard Barr Ricky Elwood Baer Rickenbaugh Tyrone James Hawse Uniontown

Miss Wilda Adams and Carla Estes Return to VPI

Miss Wilda Jean Adams and her guest Miss Carla Estes of Orange have returned to VPI Blacksburg after visiting Miss Adams' parents Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Adams in Gainesboro for several days.

Wilda Jean Adams Carla Estes Orange V.P.I Blacksburg

Mrs Irvan O Connell and Guests in Washington

Mrs Irvan O Connell and Mrs Richard Lewis spent yesterday in Washington DC and spoke with Mrs Victor Haydon in Manassas before a meeting at the Episcopal Church There was a dinner gathering and an arranged visit for the travelers.

Irvan O’connell Richard Lewis Washington, D. C Victor Haydon Manassas Episcopal Church

Social notes recap festival visit and host list

The paragraph records social visits and guests including Miss Virginia Fort of Le Grange Georgia and Miss Barbara Bullock of Norfolk. It mentions Mrs Winton Kerns returning from Washington and visits to Hyattsville Maryland and the Logan households in Alexandria and Rockville Maryland.

C. E. Kline Virginia Fort le Grange Barbara Bullock Norfolk Winton Kerns Cross Junction Kirk Logan Washington, D. C Hubert Franklin Hyattsville Bill Logan Alexandria Rockville, Md

Births Reported for May Three From Local Families

A May 3 birth list notes a boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Bish of 332 Miller Street with Mrs Bish formerly Janet Nicholson. A girl to Mr and Mrs Glynn of Mountain Falls, Rt with Mrs Glynn formerly Sarah Smoke. A girl to Mr and Mrs Elmer Kerns of 536 Fairmont Avenue with Mrs Kerns formerly Phyllis Berry.

Charles Bish Miller St Bish Janet Nicholson Glynn Mountain Falls Sarah Smoke Elmer Kerns Fairmont Ave Kerns Phyllis Berry

Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon

A concise English lesson by W. L. Gordon covers typical word usage and pronunciation. It contrasts statements with direct declarations, notes the correct stress in Forecast er, and highlights spellings such as contemptible and contemptuous. The piece promotes daily vocabulary growth using the idea Use a word three times and it is yours with an impassioned example.

Modern Etiquette Q A on wedding duties and courtesy

The column covers matron of honor roles during ceremonies the proper greeting etiquette for late dinner guests where hosts rise and guests stay seated dating letter placement for long vs short notes borrowing a wedding dress only with consent and nail polish norms for high school girls noting disfavor of garish colors.

Berryville Minister to Attend Presbyterian Assembly

The Rev. W. B. Abbot pastor of Berryville Presbyterian and Stone's Chapel churches in Clarke County is certified as an official commissioner to the General Assembly. He will participate May 27 to June 1 in Montreat North Carolina at the denomination's supreme court activities.

W. B. Abbot Berryville Presbyterian Church Stone's Chapel Presbyterian Clarke County General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church U. S

Visitors and community notes from Grimes area

Recent visitors included the Vancorts and Hanens of Baltimore and Mrs Dolen with children from Frostburg. Raymond Godlove moved to his son Joseph’s farm on Walker Road to Clearbrook. Obert DeHaven and Mason Carbaugh visits noted. White Hall Cemetery officers plan spring work. Reports of chicken pox and measles. Dr. Fred A. Cochran died at Swimley. Dogwood bloom draws tourists. apple blossoms past peak. Rain welcomed after dry spell.

Obert DeHaven Mason Carbaugh Harrisonburg Hugh Crim Eastern View White Hall Fred A. Cochran Swimley Cochran Charles Hensell

Washington's Mount Rushmore Face Measures 60 Feet

From chin to top of head the Washington carving reaches about 60 feet, the height of a five story building. Sculptor Gutzon Borglum once admitted the likeness is not perfect, noting the nose is an inch too long and will erode to perfection in 10 000 years.

Washington Mount Rushmore S. Dak Gutzon Borglum

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Miss Gordon Everett H. Oakes Clarence Lamp Wscs Circle Town & Country Huntsberrys Buzzella’s Shop N. Main St Bobbie Conrad Civic League Board Earl Luttrell Boyd Ave Rotary Club Quota Club Council James F. Ashby Macedonia WSCS UDC District Persona S. Stewart St Gaunt Miss Price Douglas Hottel Mrs Nate Frieda Emmerth Gloria Ginevan Bonita Dorsey Strother Shiley Pattie Garber Sandra Lee Arnold Harry Lee Arnold Naval Training Center Bainbridge, Md Shileys Carroll Shiley Amherst St Lowell Brannon S. Cameron St L. Gardner Brannon, Jr William B. Wassum Edith Ishman Tommy Charles Bell Bluemont Jeanne Mikell Kline Mary Baldwin College Vis Loudoun Winchester W. L. Gordon Roberta Lee Berryville Lovett Brothers Flamingo AAA Lovett Bros Loudoun St Grimes Hensell the Commercial & Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cather’s Department Store Timberlake Efoples Drug Stores Service N. Lqudom ST Coats ONF Margaret L. Hodgson HAT & Dress Shop
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