Miss Virginia Adams Weds Nelvin Stough at Sunnyside
Miss Virginia Lou Adams of Albin wed Nelvin Stough of Harrisburg at Sunnyside Presbyterian Church with Rev. John C. Livingston officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon over taffeta, carried a prayer book, and was attended by maid of honor Lillie May Buckhart. Donald Wilson served as best man. ushers included Eugene Adams and Charles Jedkins. After a reception, the couple will reside in Hatt isburg Pa following a trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Presbyterian Rch
Virginia Lou Adams
Stanky
Nelvin
Lillie May Buckhart
Donald Wilson
Valley Ave
Eugene Adams
Albin
Charles Jedkins
Sunnyside
New York City
Hattisburg
Pa. _ Mrs. Stough
J Wood High School
Chesapeake and
Hymn Singing at Salem Church of the Brethren
A hymn singing will be held Sunday at seven p.m. at the Salem Church of the Brethren two miles south of Stephens City. Amos Rutherford of Martinsburg West Virginia will be leader. Special selections will be given as well.
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Salem Church of the Brethren
Stephens City
Amos Rutherford
Martinsburg
W. Va
Beta Sigma Phi Xi Chi Chapter to Install New Officers
Xi Chi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets tonight at 8 with Mrs. Delmar Potter at 1505 Berryville Ave to install new officers and conduct club business.
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Xi Chi
Beta Siyzina Phi
Delmar Potter
Berryville Ave
Greenwood WSCS Meeting at Mrs Owen Carter Home
The Yomen's Society of Christian Service of the Greenwood Methodist Church will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Owen Carter with Mrs Raymond Carter as hostess.
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Yomen's Society of Christian Service
Greenwood Methodist Church
Owen Carter
Raymond Carter
Sacred Heart Guilds Host Dance for Academy Benefit
Sacred Heart Church guilds sponsor a dance on June 13 from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the George Washington Hotel to benefit the Sacred Heart Academy.
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The
Guilds of Sacred Heart Church
George Washington Hotel
Sacred Heart Academy
Calendar of Events May 14 15 Community Gatherings
May 14 schedule includes Auxiliary to Round Hill and Friendship Fire Co. at fire halls, Women of Moose at Moose Home, Shawnee Fire Co., and Round Hill Fire Co. May 15 features GOYA rummage sale at 37 W Boscawen, Woodmen of the World and Fraternal Order of Eagles meetings, and a 4H Council Square dance at the Armory from 9 to 12.
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Round Hill Fire Co
Friendship Fire Co
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Fire Hall
Shawnee Fire Co
Woodmen of the World
Order of Eagles
Council
GOYA rummage sale at 37 West Boscawen Street
A GOYA rummage sale is set for May 16 at 9 a.m. on West Boscawen Street. The event invites shoppers to browse items and support youth activities. Proceeds go to GOYA programs. Local organizers urge timely arrival.
War Memorial Building Teen Open House Program
Friday events at the War Memorial Building include OpEQuoun Young People at 7 30 p m and an open house for teenagers from 7 30 to 11 p m.
Invitations Issued To Wedding Here
Mr and Mrs Philip Nawrath Hunter announce the marriage of their daughter Elisa Virginia Hunter to Mr Charles David Symons Jr of this city. The ceremony is set for June 6 at 2 30 p m at the First Presbyterian Church with a reception in the church social hall afterward.
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Philip Nawrath Hunter
Elisa Virginia Hunter
Charles David Symons, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Memorial Service at Salem Church Sunday
A memorial service will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Salem Church on Timber Ridge. The service is open to the public.
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Salem Church
Timber Ridge
Rummage Sale By Greek Orthodox Youth Group
The Greek Orthodox Youth of America will sponsor a rummage sale tomorrow and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at 37 W Boscawen St. Proceeds benefit the Greek Orthodox Church and community building fund. Call MO 2 3300 to arrange pickup of items.
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Greek Orthodox Youth of America
W. Boscawen St
Greek Orthodox Church and Community Building Fund
W. Boscawen
G. O. Y. A. Church Building Fund
Local Personal News Highlights and Infant Names
MR Lonnie W. Combs Jr of Round Hill is a Memorial Hospital patient. Shirley Carter and husband of North Braddock Street name their daughter Rebecca Louise. Carter is the former Denise Louse Cooper. Mrs Joseph Jenkins of Stephens City remains improving in Memorial Hospital. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Paul Riley Route 3 is named Cynthia Dawn. Riley’s wife is the former Jane Louise Cole.
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Lonnie W. Combs, Jr
Round Hill
Memorial Hospital
Shirley Carter
N. Braddock St
Rebecca Louise
Carter
Denise Louse Cooper
Joseph Jenkins
Stephens City
Peter Paul Riley
Route 3
Cynthia Dawn
Riley
Jane Louise Cole
Mrs Beulah Shingleton Patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs Beulah Shingleton of 109 Cameron Street is listed as a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Beulah Shingleton
Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs Evans Plans Piano Recital Saturday Night
Mrs Eu genia Evans piano students will be presented at a recital Saturday at 7 30 p.m. in Quaffes School auditorium. Participants include Billy Swimley Barbara Easter Bobby Puller Judith Garber Mary McHale Ruth Fowler Bonnie Phillips Judy Paulette David Whitacre Claudia Adams Sheri Lee Gaines Carol Ann Gaines Beebe Massie Blaine Rhodes Elinor Shiley Sonny Miller Betty Buncutter Nancy Aikens Jan Bame Shirley Hall Cindy Patton Pat Rainbow Sandra Morrison Judy Belchie Mary Jo Maddox Jeanne Barr Barbara Blackburn Linda Garber Carolyn Beam.
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Eugenia Evans
Quaffes School
Billy Swimley
Barbara Easter
Bobby Puller
Judith Garber
Mary McHale
Ruth Fowler
Bonnie Phillips
Judy Paulette
David Whitacre
Claudia Adams
Sheri Lee Gaines
Carol Ann Gaines
Beebe Massie
Blaine Rhodes
Elinor Shiley
Sonny Miller
Betty Buncutter
Nancy
Births for Mr and Mrs Cecil Abner Boyce
Mountain Falls Route reports the birth of a son to Cecil Emmert Boyce and his wife Joyce Marion Teas. The family welcomes the new arrival.
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Cecil Abner Boyce
Mountain Falls
Cecil Emmert
Boyce
Joycé Marion Teas
Lesson in English By W. KL. Gordon
DIDACTICALLY means in an instructive manner like a teacher. The example notes his superior officer was offended because the man pointed out the obvious didactically.
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W. KL. Gordon
Etiquette Q&A About Speaking While Others Talk
A question about interrupting a group discussion and proper dining etiquette. The reply says avoid talking to a second person while a group is addressed, and if silver drops call the waiter for replacement. The text also asks about gloves for the bride and attendants at a wedding.
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Arexes
BPW Members to Attend State Meet in Roanoke
Winchester BPW delegates head to Roanoke for the 38th annual BPW state convention with Mrs. Betty Lowry presiding. Mrs. Evans will lead a workshop as state historian, Edith Henry and Vashti Allen join as delegates, and Lois Northcott Floyd attends as guest with a keynote on Achieved Through Action Today.
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BPW
Roanoke
Betty Lowry
Jean Evans Leage
State Board of Directors
Evans
Edith Henry
Winchester
Vashti Allen
Betty Lou Bradfield
Dorothy Ellis
Patricia Riley
Mamie Willis
Esta Lyf Lichliter
Virginia Gaunt
Nina Bailey
Lois Northcott Floyd
Washington
Women’s Foundation
National Federation
Floyd
Foreign Operations
Cairo
Egypt
Bureau of the Budget
Santiago
Chile
Lima
Peru
Sorority Elects Mrs Wibberley President of Alpha Omega
Mrs. Robert Wibberley was elected president of Alpha Omega Chapter Epsilon Sigma at the Cedarmeade home Monday night. Officers named include vice president Mrs Jack McAboy recording secretary Mrs Harry Shendon corresponding secretary Mrs Eugene Dearing treasurer Mrs Richard Abbott and educational director Mr Kenneth Thomas. Installation set for June 6 with a luncheon. The chapter pledged to Cancer Society and a Virginia Heart Association note thanked the chapter for 2358.92 in Heart Fund contributions.
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Robert Wibberley
Alpha Omega Chapter
Epsilon Sigman
C.A. Vaught
Cedarmeade
Horace Brown
Vie
Jack McAboy
Harry Shendon
Eugene Dearing
Richard Abbott
Kenneth Thomas
Wibberley
Clifford Beers
Cancer Society
Virginia Heart Association
Suror
Winchester
Frederick County
Heart Fund
Bkéhandoah College
Lebanon Church News Briefs Death of Dave Dake noted
Word has been received of the death of Dave Dake of Sycamore Ohio. Attending the funeral were Mr and Mrs Carl Hershman Mrs Frank Snarr and other Strasburg and Falls relatives. Dake married to Mary D Snarr who predeceased him. Leo and Jay Ritenour of Middletown stayed with Willa Beth and Will Humphrey. Miss Charlotte Hottel Falls Church visited Rosella Hottel and Otis Hottel. Howard Miller Jr with the Army heads overseas this month. Mrs Betha Melone has returned home after a hospital stay.
Assistant General Governor to Visit Moose Lodge
Nicholas Arnold, assistant General Governor and secretary of the Investment Committee, Supreme Lodge, will visit the Moose Lodge in Moose on June 2. An enrollment class will be held in his honor at 8 p.m. Arnold, a Rochester native, has a accounting diploma from Columbia and studied at La Salle University, works in management and labor relations at the University of Rochester, and holds the Pilgrim Degree of Merit. He was named special representative of Mooseheart in 1948 and resides in Aurora, Illinois with his wife.
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Nicholas Arnold
Supreme Lodge
Moose
Moose Lodge
Arnold
Columbia
la Salle University
University of Rochester
Rochester
J. Arnold
Mooseheart
Aurora, Ill
Mt Olive Cemetery enlargement work set for Saturday
Town residents are invited to help install posts and erect a new fence around Mt Olive Cemetery Saturday at 8 a.m. Volunteers should bring their own tools as work begins on the expansion project. Various local visits and social notes follow throughout the brief.
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W. Va
L. M. Larrick
Kerby Hepher
M. A. Wiley
Newton Cather
Chambersville
Harry Smithey
Cleve Marple
Mr. Marple
Virginid Sutton
Florida
John Chlarity
Washington, D. C
Kirby Hepnet
Fred Boxwell
Sloan Wolfe
Winchester
Austin Hoover
Dillsburg
Abraham Foster
Sarah Anderson
Laurel
Mt. Olive
James Brooks
Long Marsh
N. C
Howard Perry
John Cain
Jean Carper
Local families visit relatives this weekend
The note mentions Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene White and sons with Mr. Howard Miller, Jr. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller, Sr. also noting Mrs. J. L. Hodson visiting relatives in Winchester. The item closes with a family tip about corn fritters from leftover corn.
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Blue Ridge
Raymond Miller
Eugene White and Sons
Howard Miller
J. L. Hodson
Winchester
Passenger Held Pistol Threat Ends With Fine
Milwaukee cabdriver Buford Morgan faced a pistol threat from passenger Leo Stoll who ordered careful driving. Stoll was fined $100 for disorderly conduct.
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Leo Stoll
Toasting bread to revive crispness for serving
A recipe note suggests broiling bread until it regains crispness or spreading with butter and toasting in the oven for a light brown finish.
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Mrs. Stanky Nelvin Stough
Virginia Adams
Mr. Stough
Greenwood
Wscs
Sacred Heart
Lulu Williams
GOYA
ION
Loudoun St
Judith Cather
C. Irvine Cather
Martinsburg Pike
Averett College
Roberto Lee
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Sorority
Mrs. Wibberley
Lebanon
Hayfield News
Gaunt's Drug Store
Milwakee
Buford Morgan
Sizzler
the Commercial & Savings Bank Member
Federal Deposit Institante Corporation
Winchester Arthory
County
Hospital Worman’s
Gray & Eddy
Mulfiners
Cather
Winchester, Virginia
BATES
Timberlake
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