Mrs Hendrie Marries Henry G Maurer in Late Afternoon Wedding
Miss Betty Ann Hendrie of Pittsburgh wed Henry G Maurer of Pittsburgh at the Hendrie residence 322 West Cecil Street in a ceremony conducted by Rev R A Whitten. Bouquets, white gladioli, and snapdragons adorned the mantel as vows were exchanged. The couple plans a southbound honeymoon and will reside in Pittsburgh after June at 1011 Margaret Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Hendrie
Pittsburgh
William
Henry G. Maurer
Pitts
John ‘Maurer
Cleveland
Ohio
Hendrie
W. Cecil St
R. A. Whitten
Evelyn Preston
D. Preston
Leicester St
Byron.m. Corkum
Boston
H. R. Francis
Justus Grebe
Philadelphia
J. W. Cannon
Hagerstown
Miss Doris Cooper Feted at Norfolk Shower
A miscellaneous shower was given at the home of Mrs C M Peduto honoring Miss Doris Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Cooper of Capon Springs. The event resumes with guests including numerous local young women and co-workers of Miss Cooper. Mrs C M Peduto and others hosted with support from the Church of Christ members at Mr and Mrs Hoye C Smith home Piccadilly St.
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C. M. Peduto
Doris Coo
Cooper
Capon Springs
Gee Lewis Dodson
Norfolk
Nebraska
Mr. Dodson
Winchester
Norfolk College
Virginia Copenhaver
Margaret Ata
Hilda Poe
Hilda Suddith
Martha Colvin
Aoe, Patterson
Charlotte Brown
Lorraine Wallenborn
Gelie Hoke
Frances Page
Rebecca Whitlock
An Lian
Mayhew
Irene Ritter
Lucy Lamp
Helen Teets
Anna Smith
Ellen Suddith
Edna Eibert
Elva Kile
Lisetta Lazazzera
Miss Cooper
Winchester Hospital
VFW Auxiliary Meeting Tonight in Post Hall
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold their regular monthly meeting at the post hall at 7 30 p m tonight. Other notes report Mrs Roland McInturff visiting in Washington with her son and daughter in law and a series of local visits and military family updates across Frederick Harrison and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post Hall
Roland MciInturff
Loudoun St
Washington
Horace McInturff
Modern Etiquette Q A on gifts and introductions
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about attending multiple wedding showers for the same bride and whether to give gifts at each event. It also covers table setting with forks prongs up and how to introduce two people in informal meetings with proper inflection.
Marriage of Sylva Ann Lemley and James A Stimmel
Miss Sylva Ann Lemley daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice P Lemley of Stephens City wed James Anderson Stimmel son of Mr and Mrs J Hiram Stimmel of Brucetown on May 7 at Stephens City Methodist Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Earl C Day followed by a reception at the Lemley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylva Ann Lemley
Maurice P. Lemley
Stephens City
James Anderson Stimmel
J. Hiram Stimmel
Brucetown
Earl C. Day
Stephens City Methodist Church
Alice Sheads
Arlington
Leonard Sheads
Bobby R. Seal
Births in May Reported for Local Families
May 14 births include a boy to Mr and Mrs Richard Pyne in Boyce and a girl to Mr and Mrs Raymond Henry in Winchester. May 15 adds a boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Alkire Capon Bridge and a boy to Mr and Mrs Orie Royston in Boyce. A daughter Monica Jean Veasey was born in Winchester hospital to Mr and Mrs Sidney Veasey, with Mrs Veasey previously Miss Lois Laughlin of Miles City Montana. the Veaseys also have a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pyne
Boyce
Raymond Henry
Winchester
Laura Tum
Robert Alkire
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Agnes North
Orie Royston
Royston
Hilda Light
Sidney Veasey
Valley Ave
Winchester Hospital
Monica Jean Veasey
Veasey
Lois Laughlin
Miles City
Montana
Veaseys
Will Yours Be A June Wedding
The Winchester Star advertises a Wedding Booklet offering etiquette and preparation guidance for formal and informal ceremonies including military weddings. Order form asks 15 cents and provides mail details to Washington DC. Also includes a note about when to dig dandelion greens and modern prep tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Star
Eye St
N. E
Washington, D. C
Miss Fay Shryock Wins Essay Contest at Stephens City
Miss Fay Shryock a 14 year old Stephens City High School student won the Veterans of Foreign Wars ladies auxiliary essay contest. Her piece titled On My Part in America s Future earned her a 25 dollar savings bond. Sam Hart pinned her as winner at the Stephens City Lutheran church where Mrs Hart the auxiliary chairman presented the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hart
Ladies Auxiliary
Miss Shryock
Stephens City High School
Alfred Shryock
Stephens City
America
Stephens City Lutheran Church
Hart
Shryock
Little Bennis Wayne Hottle
Navy
Edna Mogle
Round Hill Group Pushes Movement For Community Hall
Members of the Round Hill organization pushing a new Round Hill Community Center will meet May 23 at the school to vote on by law changes. President Earl Cather says other business on the new building will be discussed. A five member board of trustees would hold office until death resignation or removal by majority vote with vacancies filled at the next meeting. Buckley Lages Inc has dug the foundation three miles west of Winchester on Route 50 and Albert Lacy of Mt Williams will build the one story cinder block hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Community Center
George Rosier
Earl Cather
Buckley Lages, Inc
Winchester
Albert Lacy
Mt. Williams
Mothers Day at Helping Hand Mission in Indian Hollow
The Helping Hand Mission celebrated Mothers Day with a large crowd. Mrs. Henry McVicar received flowers for 28 years of service as founder and leader. The program included solos by Mrs. Charles Conrad and Miss Haire, and performances by the Barr family from Auther W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Mission
Indian Hollow
Henry McVicar
Debating Twice: Ancient Goths and Persians on Wine and Counsel
Sterne cites Goths who debate state matters twice once drunk and once sober to ensure vigor and discretion Herodotus notes Persians likewise deliberate on weighty issues while wine-warmed and again in cooler moments The quotes illustrate a classical view of wine influencing political deliberation in ancient cultures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. G. A. Sterne
Tristram Shandy
Herodotus
Calendar of Events for May 16 to 18 in Middletown and Winchester
A multi day local events list shows church services meetings club gatherings and demonstrations. Activities include Chanters at Market St Methodist Grace Methodist revival services with Rev Ogles and various 4-H Lions Kiwanis Elks and hospital alumni meetings plus garden and kitchen demonstrations across Winchester Middletown and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market St. Methodist Church
Round Hill
Nancy Larrick
VFW
Post Hall
Grace Methodist Church
Middletown
F. B. Oglesby
Rouss Hall
W. Boscawen St
Winchester Hospital
Lord Fair Ax Garden Club
R. E. Myers
Greystone Terrace
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Stephens City
Virginia Brumback
White Hall
Lonewall High School
Elks
Elks Club
Capon Bridge High Announces 22 Graduates for May 25
Capon Bridge High School will graduate 22 seniors on May 25 with exercises in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. Class night May 20 and baccalaureate May 22 precede the ceremony. Speakers include Dr. Mavis Mann and speaker director Henry W. Campbell will present diplomas to eight boys and fourteen girls. Salutatory by Joanna Grapes and valedictory by Patricia Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Bridge High School
E. H. Doherty
Hampshire County Board of Education
Coberly
Mavis Mann
West Virginia University
Joanna Grapes
Patricia Riley
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Words often misused and mispronounced presented in this piece by W L Gordon with guidance on phrasing and pronunciation. It highlights correct forms for common phrases and explains proper stress in words such as pious and impious and avocation versus vocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Word of the Day Dogma in Early History
The note offers a daily vocabulary entry defining dogma as an opinion or doctrine. It traces early history noting many dogmas that persist today. The piece emphasizes expanding vocabulary through repeated usage of the term.
Anne Adams pattern for a two piece summer dress outfit
Sewing pattern advertisement for pattern T4666 showing a dress with bolero in sizes 12 to 20. Details include fabric yardage for size 16, illustrated instructions, and special handling requests sent to Anne Adams care of Winchester Star. Also mentions the Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book with travel wardrobe ideas and a free pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Star
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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