Miss Elinor Walker Engaged to Joseph Lingo
Miss Elinor Walker of Route 3 is engaged to Joseph Michael Lingo son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Edward Lingo of Paper Mill Road The couple both attended James Wood High School Elinor will wed in June. Joseph is employed at Buchers Cities Service Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Walker
Route 3
Elinoer May
Joseph Michael Lingo
Joseph Edward Lingo
Paper Mill Road
Miss Walker
James Wood
Mr. Lingo
James Wood High School
Bucher
Cities Service Station
Community Calendar Highlights Local Events
May events include Quota Club rummage sale at Friendship Hall Berryville Elementary card party and Woodmen of the World gathering. Bake sales MYF skating PTA meetings and a flower show at Boyce and Front Royal planned. Round Hill hymn sing features James Wood School A Cappella Choir. Memorial service at Salem Church Timber Ridge May 25. Miller PTA taps Mrs LeGrande as president and hosts country fair. Local church programs and guest speakers also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Friendship Hall
E. Cork St
Berryville
Clarke County
Woodmen of the World
Order of Eagles
Eagles
E. Cork
Berryville Air Force Reserve
Round Hill
Stonewall Pta
Stonewall School
Madison Lodge
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Stephens City
VFW
Post Home
Duplicate Bridge
George Washington Hotel
Old
Round Hill Myf
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
James Wood School
Miller Pta
William Legrande
Miller School
Parent-Teachers Association
Alvin Crawford
Roland Pennington
Marvin Williams
Welcome Wagon Spring Dinner Planned by Club
The Welcome Wagon Club will hold its annual spring dinner Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. in the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Husbands and members and guests are invited. Reservations contact Mrs H G Leeger or Mrs Lloyd Cline. Mrs Wilbur Saeger will lead a brief business meeting after dinner followed by a stereo program and a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Club
Lee- Jackson
H. G. Leeg
Lloyd Cline
Wilbur Saé@ger
Old Stone Auxiliary Sets Tuesday Meeting at Greenspring
The Auxiliary to the Old Stone Church at Greenspring will meet Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Shirley on N Kent Street. Mrs. Ernest Milburn is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenspring
Edgar Shirley
N. Kent St
Ernest Milburn
Fairview Lutheran Church to Hold Memorial Services
The Fairview Church will hold a memorial service Sunday with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Miss Thelma Haldeman will teach the adult class. Rev. Kenneth Stevanus will lead the morning worship at 11 o'clock. A basket lunch is planned at noon, and afternoon services start at 2 p.m. Rev. William V. McCray will preach and introduce visiting ministers. Special music will accompany both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Miss Ruby Kirk Hosts Mixed Shower For Mary Catherine Adams
Miss Ruby Kirk hosted a miscellaneous shower at her Front Royal Road home for Mary Catherine Adams whose June 28 wedding to Lt. R. Tudor is planned. The event included guests from Carpenter and Memorial Hospital notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Kirk
Front Royal Road
Mary Catherine Adams
R. Roberts Tudor
Carpenter
Hutch DeHaven
Charles DeHaven
Carl Chaplin
Barbara Chaplin
Linda Sue Chaplin
Shirley Barton
Nathan Joyner
E. Frank Smith
Mary French Smith
E. W.adams, Jr
W French Kirk
Benny Hooper To Visit Jets Missed On Armed Forces Day
Manorville New York eight year old Benny Hooper, once trapped in a 24 foot well, will now visit Suffolk Air Force Base to see jet planes he hoped to see a year ago. The family asks for privacy as they cope with lingering attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny
Manorville
N.Y
Benny Hooper
Long Island
Suffolk Air Force Base
Hooper
Surprise Birthday Parties Honor Local Families
A party for Ricky marked his third birthday with many attendees, including Bever ly Boyles, Billy Boyles, Ronnie Boyles, Craig Sewell, Gail Sewell, Connie, Joy and Mac Allen, Phyllis Moulden, Shel ia Silman, Jimmy Wilson, JT Taylor Libby Luttrell, and others. A separate surprise party hosted by Lacy Corbin honored her husband on his 44th birthday with guests from local families and residents of this city and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky
Beverly
Billy
Ronnie Boyles
Craig
Gail Sewell
Connie
Joy
Mac Allen
Phyllis Moulden
Shelia Silman
Jimmy Wilson
Jimmy
Taylor Libby Luttrell
Ruby Sewell
Narcy Wilson
Mildred Taylor
Sue Silman
E. H.strawbridge
Louella Milburn
Lacy Corbin
James M Dodson
Donna Lou
Edward Kain
H. W. Copp
Frank Alger
Louise Alger
Lill Corbin
Darlene
Thomas Reel
City
Frank Lowery
Hagerstown
Ex Ski Jumping Champion Shoots Wife to Death
Sigurd Alland a former national ski jumping champion shot his wife Catherine Ulland to death in Oakland California. Police said he confessed I did the wrong thing. The couple lived in a $100000 home. their son Sigurd Jr. was asleep as the shooting occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Sigurd Alland
Don le Strange
le Stange
Ullands
Catherine Ulland
Cray
le Strange
Hastings Speaker For Capon Bridge Baccalaureate
Dr. J Warren Hastings of National City Christian Church Washington D C will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Capon Bridge High School graduating class Sunday at 8 p m in the school auditorium Hastings a Baltimore native holds degrees from Lynchburg Yale Divinity School and the University of Edinburgh He served four years in the U S Navy prior pastorates included Hopewell Savannah Ga and Seattle Wash Class night for 39 Capon Bridge seniors is Tuesday at 8 p m commencement Thursday at 8 p m The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Warren Hastings
National City Christian Church
Washington
D. C
Capon Bridge High School
Hastings
Baltimore
Lynchburg College
Yale Divinity School
University of Edinburgh
United States Navy
Hopewell
Savannah
Seattle
Wash
Capon Bridge
Watson Speaker for Eagles Here
Dr T. W. Watson of Bloomington will speak to the local Aerie tonight about the Damon Runyon cancer fund and the Eagles campaign. Max Butler, Aerie president, says the Runyon fund has raised more than six hundred thousand dollars for cancer research in the last five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Watson
Bloomington
Order of Eagles
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund
Aerie
Max Butler
Watson
Runyon Fund
Eagles
Sharing meals etiquette at restaurants and church weddings
Roberta Lee explains that sharing a dinner with a five year old is fine when children's portions are unavailable. She cautions guests to stay seated for the entire recessional at church weddings and clarifies that Te stands for nota bene, meaning note well.
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
Lesson presents guidance on word usage missteps with examples on misused words and mispronunciations. It emphasizes expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily and defines accusatory as pertaining to an accusation with sample usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Crosby aims for Sinatra style swing singing
Hollywood reports Dennis Crosby and his chorus girl wife Pat Sheehan arriving from Las Vegas to pursue singing careers. Crosby, 23, intends to sell tapes to recording companies while denying any contact with Bing Crosby and refusing to address an alleged child. Pat, 26, wants to be a good wife and mother and plans no career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dennis Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Bing Crosby
Pat Sheehan
Miss Sheehan
Las Vegas
Nev
Dennis
Las Veras
Presbytery Asked To Abolish Camp Integration Policy
Richmond area Presbytery governing 79 churches will be asked at a May 27 meeting to abandon its racially integrated policy at Camp Hanover. Cecil Gray of First Presbyterian will present the overture from his church calling the plan a grave mistake and saying it harms both races. The camp at Cold Harbor hosts youth conferences and only last summer began integration in cottages dining halls and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Hanover
Camp Hanover
Cecil Gray
First Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Cold Harbor
Hanover County
Reuther Directs UAW Strategy In Contract Talks
DETROIT Walter P Reuther was due back to direct United Auto Workers strategy in the climactic stages of contract talks with General Motors and other automakers over the next two weeks. Reliable sources said the union has advised GM locals with more than 300 000 members to be ready to report for work as usual after the current talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Walter P. Reuthers
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Auto workers face contract expirations and blackout
The GM pact ends May 29 though no new settlement is reached. Similar guidance is expected for 100000 Ford and 70000 Chrysler workers. Ford and Chrysler contracts expire June 1. Reuther says unions will not back a strike amid 756000 unsold cars. Production workers average $2.40 hourly. Companies and union extend a news blackout on bargaining talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Chrysler
Reuther
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Joseph Lingo
Bobbie Conrad
War Memorial
OLD Fredericktown Garden Club
Bradford Bennett
Gordon Whitham
Salem Church
Timber Ridge
Philip Weeks
Mrs. Miller
ST. John's Church
L. S. Miller
Japan
St. John’s Church
Mt. Williams
OLD Stone
Smart Young Cobbies
Ant New Rex Victor
ELNO
A.G.A
Sweah
S. Loudoun St
Channel
Fairview Church
Ruth Godlove
Welltown Pike
Memorial Hospital
Fairview Methodist
Howard C. White
Lawrence White
William White
Wayne White
Marcella Ritter
Loyd Painter
Howard White
Leonard White
Ruby Ritter
Charles Layman
Betty Stelzl
Lois White
Beatrice Painter
Mary Layman
Helen Brown
Maggie Sargent
Barbara Hartley
Violet Ritenour
Vicky
Greg
Jamie
Kay Ritter
Douglas
Jackie
Cathy
Betty Jo
Bobby
Phyllis White
Elmer White
Sharon
Ann
Dale
Reliance
Cecil Painter
Paula
Denny
Danny
Stephenson
Perry Ainter
Aul
Phillip
Mark
Winchester
Hurd White
Robin
Debbie
James Inskip
Eoon
Sonny
Middletown
Harry Cave
Cumberland
Floyd I. Ogg
John W. Phillips
Alexandria
Bessie K. Jones
N. Washington St
Mrs
Patricia Phillips
Gaunt
V. Watson
Roberta Lee
2Nd St
Virginia Beach
Ae Everu Bay Re Plasoe
VOGUE
Buena Edwards
UAW
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Old Friendship Fire Hall
Cather
Loudoun
BATES
GEO
Morgan-Jones and
Salem
Timberlake
Quota Club
Braddock
Alecia Beauty Salon
N. Braddock St
N. W. Garrison
Towle
Sterling
Wes Panne
Hodgson
W. Boscawen St
General Electric
Miller & Anderson
E. Boscawen St
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