Potel Votes Miss Barbara Sprenkle Named Mortar Board
Miss Barbara Sprenkle daughter of Mr and Mrs P H Sprenkle named to Mortar Board senior women's activities honorary at Pennsylvania State College. Sprenkle a home economics junior is junior senator in Women's Student Government Association and member of Gamma Phi Beta Phi Upsilon Omicron Chimes and other activities. Also notes postponed musical, club meetings, visits, and a birth announcement for Sherry Louise Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara G. Sprenkle
P. H. Nam
Mortar Board
Pennsylvania State College
Sprenkle
Gamma Phi Beta
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Chimes
Daily Collegian
LaVie
J. Robert Lowery
Luray
Sherry Louise
Robert Jr
Lowery’s
Winchester
Lowery
Ethel Randell
Calendar of Events May schedule at local clubs
May 22 to 23 calendar lists The Century Club at Elms and Mrs. Edgar M. Whiting residence events, Lions Club at George Washington Hotel, Exchange Club at George, Moose Club, Rebekah Lodge, Alcoholics Anonymous at Friendship Fire Hall, and Eastern Star at First Baptist Church with start times from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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the Century Club
Edgar M. Whiting
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Exchange Club
Moose Club
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics-Anonymous
Friendship Fire Hall
Miss Pitcock Honored with Shower Ahead of June Wedding
Miss Juanita Pitcock, soon to wed Kenneth Rudd on June 11 at Opequon Presbyterian Church, was guest of honor at a Saturday evening shower hosted by Mrs. Gordon Rudd at the A. M. Rudd home in Opequon. Attendees included Lillie Malone Virginia Richards Minnie White Louise Hershman Vernon Nordheim Mary Conner Grace Pitcock Ida Carpenter Annabella Richard Eva Pitcock Minnie Rudd Nancy Malone Lorraine Marker Nancy Wolford Wanda Wolford Patsy Pitcock and George Pitcock.
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Juanita Pitcock
Kenneth Rudd
Opequon Presbyterian Church
Gordon Rudd
A. M. Rudd
Opequon
Vmesdames Lillie Malone
Virginia Richards
Minnie White
Louise Hershman
Vernon Nordheim
Mary Conner
Grace Pitcock
Ida Carpenter
Annabella Richard
Eva Pitcock
Minnie Rudd
Nancy Malone
Lorraine Marker
Nancyy
Wanda Wolford
Patsy
George Pitcock
Tea to Honor New Members at Sacred Heart Parish
Invitations issued for a tea honoring new Sacred Heart Parish members hosted by the National Council of Catholic Women. The event will run 4 to 6 pm May 28 at the George Washington Hotel with arrangements chaired by Mrs. Charles H. Dick and committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parish
National Council of Catholic Women
George Washington Hotel
Charles H. Dick
Edwin Lillis
Kathryn Sullivan
Elizabeth Grim
Fred Sturm
Joseph Sarandria
Jack Mason
Bowling Teams Honored at Banquet
The Girls Athletic Association held a banquet at Tokes Inn on Thursday to honor its two bowling teams. Team No. 1 won first place in the league and received the bowling trophy. Members listed include Mrs. Wesley Crisman, Mrs. Marshall Boyd, Mrs. Robert Jasper, Mrs. Robert Grove, Mrs. Robert Smith, and Miss Ebner Summel on the winning squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association
Tokes Inn
GAA
David Jenkins
Virginia Goss
Wesley Crisman
Marshall Boyd
Robert Jasper
Robert Grove
Robert Smith
Ebner Summel
Kathryn Maloney
Wallace Dill
Wallace Wiener
Ellis Ford
Marguerite Curry
Charles Anderson
Lucille Pope
Robert Berry
Lester Singhass
Stephen Rosenberger
John Wolfe
Arthur Spaid
Tunstall Powers
Betty Clark
Roy Wickes Jr
Harold Anderson
Edna Hyde
John Manuel
James March
George Moyer
Richard Rosenberger
Harry Stewart
Gilbert Tillotson
Donald Long
Charles Lillis
Halford Baker
Chester Luttrell
Robert Neuman
Orville Wine
Douglas Butler
Thomas Stough
John Seabright
Paul Tomney Sr
Henry Kern Jr
DAR Fort Loudoun Chapter Meets at Miss Robinson Home
Reports from Berryville Stephens City Middletown Woodstock and Upperville members. guest Mrs Rickey of Houston Texas. Catoctin Chapter visit Staunton State Congress 59th Continental Congress in Washington. Bake sale May 26 at Northern Virginia Power Company to aid the building fund.
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Dar Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Robinson
Berryville
Stephens City
Middletown
Woodstock
Upperville
Rickey
Houston
Texas
J. A. Emmerth
William B. Davis
L. F. Reed
Ways and
Northern Virginia Power Company
Kate Duncan Smith School
Gordon Mackie
J. A. Stretchberry
Catoctin
Purcellville
H. G. Benchoff
Staunton
Don Cole
John Shaffer
Page
Emmerth
Washington
F. L. Ayler
Miss Robinson
C. P. McVicar
Evelyn Kiser
McKinley Chapter Moves Eastern Star Meeting
McKinley Chapter No. 19 of the Order Eastern Star meets at 8 p.m. Monday at the First Baptist Church instead of the City Hall chapter room. A homecoming honors Mrs. Ella L. Hodges, Worthy Grand Matron of Virginia. Browns Attend Track Meet in Alexandria with son Bo Brown returning from Woodberry Forest School track event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comrade Bible
Comrade Bible Class
Braddock Methodist Church School
Charles Moulden
McKinley Chapter
Baptist Church
McKinley Chapter No
Order Eastern Star
First Baptist Church
City Hall
Ella L. Hodges
Grand Chapter of
Virginia
Order
Eastern Star
Harold G. Brown
Alexandria
Bo Brown
Woodberry Forest
Secrets of Charm by John Robert Powers
Advice on avoiding boredom and displaying engaging charm. It argues a bored face repels conversation, urges self awareness, and suggests cultivating new interests to widen social horizons. A brief note offers a glasses accessory leaflet via National Newspaper Service in Michigan City Indiana.
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P.S
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Mrs Cooper Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs. Stanley Cooper of 523 North Braddock Street has returned home from Winchester Memorial Hospital after breaking her arm in a recent fall. The couple then traveled to Washington for a banquet and dance hosted by Electrolux in the Presidential Ballroom at the Sta iler Hotel.
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Capital
Clifton Emery
Washington
Electrolux Corporation
Statler Hotel
Emery
Hagerstown
GAA rummage sale at Jenkins Building on Cameron Street
The GAA will hold a rummage sale from 7 to 10 p m Friday and start at 10 a m Saturday at the Jenkins building on Cameron Street next to the Capitol Theatre All members should bring clothing and household articles to the building after 1 p m Thursday for display and sale
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GAA
Girls Athletic Association
Jenkins Building
Cameron St
Capitol Theatre
Mrs Lowery Visits Daughters in Cumberland Md
Mrs J M Lowery of S Cameron Street is visiting her daughters Mrs Edward King and Mrs E E Duvall in Cumberland Maryland.
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Lowery
Cumberland
J. M. Lowery
S. Cameron St
Edward King
E.E. Duvall
Birth for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dailey a son
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dailey of 208 West Boscawen Street. The mother is Elizabeth Carr Anderson, formerly Miss Elizabeth Carr Anderson.
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Hugh Dailey
W. Boscawen Sr
School Superintendent Heads to Richmond
Frederick County Schools Superintendent R. E. Ayler traveled to Richmond to attend the Virginia Education Association Sick Leave Committee meeting this afternoon. He will return to the office next Monday.
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R. E. Ayler
Frederick County
Richmond
The
Virginia Education Assn
Out of Practice Chicago Man Buys Car Then Crashes Into Tavern
Walter Karakus, 50, who hadn't owned a car in 25 years, bought a vehicle this spring and quickly learned changes in automotive design. He drove away, struck another car, jumped a curb, and crashed through a tavern window.
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Chicago
Walter Karakuszka
Weekly Schedule for Home Agents and 4-H Clubs
A daily and May schedule lists Gore Star Tannery Armel and local clubs. Activities include meetings on 4-H projects freezing foods demonstrations and a Washington trip for Home Demonstration members with bus signups. May 26 and 27 show annual leave.
Cooking's Fun By Cecily Brownstone QUICK SUPPER
A short recipe item lists Tomato Soup De Luxe Fresh Asparagus with Butter Sauce and Crisp Bacon on Toast. It provides ingredients including tomato soup, asparagus water, milk, sour cream and cucumber, and instructs heating the soup with liquids and serving hot with sour cream.
Modern Etiquette Q and A by Mrs Gordon
A column addresses social questions including a girl inviting a suitor to her home for dinner, the pronunciation and meaning of the word decollete, and whether a bride must wear headwear in church. The guidance clarifies etiquette norms and potential embarrassments for social introductions and wedding attire.
Lesson In English by Roberta Lee
A compact English lesson notes common misuses mispronunciations and spelling errors. It highlights phrases like is nothing else than folly and explains pronouncing blasphemy idol and dolce while giving a daily vocabulary goal suggesting implacable meaning and usage.
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Roberta Lee
Dol-chA: a formal ceremonial pronunciation guide
A concise pronunciation note defines the word dol-cha as ceremonial and formal with a precise punctilious stress on the first syllable. It presents a phonetic hint and emphasizes the term as a studied articulation.
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Dole
Shay
Bicycle Theff Promoted as First Western Film in Budapest
In Budapest the Italian film Bicycle Theff is showcased as the first western film advertised here in a long time. A commentator calls it a deeply affecting story about the present life of Italian workers. Also noted is shrimp bran ground shells and a high protein livestock feed.
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Budapest
Hungary
Gore Family Standing Dinner and Local Visits
Gore Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Mi included Mrs E G Roby and family from Purgi W Va. Also present were Mrs R W Michael and Sandra, Miss Smith, and Ronald Coff of Winchester. Raymond Arnold has returned home after hospital stay in Richmond. PTA plans a regular meeting Wednesday night at Sidney Gore School. Robert Odom of Fort Bevoir spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W A Wolford.
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Robert Odom
Fort Bevoir
W. A. Wolford
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Century Club
the Elms Inn
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Cary Randolph Marshall
Mary Washington College
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Peyton Marshall
S. Stewart St
Mr. Allen
Lewis Allen
New York
Lewis M. Allen
S. Washington St
Winchester-Clarke Club
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Lowerys
Grayson
Boyd A. Grayson
National Ave
Elizabeth Renner
Elsie Herrell
Balti
Ionery
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Elms
Madison Lodge
McKinley
Rouss Hall
Miss Pitcock
Quota Club
Fidelis
Forrest Sirbaugh
Glover
William Glover
Loudoun St
Lucille Sencindiver
Audrey Stultz
Martha Rees
Patricia Funk
Welce
Gaunt’s Drug Store
John Robert Powers
Home Agent's
A. m. Gore
Gore High School
Star Tannery
Star Tannery School
P. m. Armel
Armel School
Plaza
Congress
Stonewall
Virginia Mason
Friendly Grove
Boline Hodgson
Mt. Williams HD
Ivan Miller
Evandale
Ocie Cave
Cecily Brownstone
Camp Lupton
Massanutten Military Academy
U.S. Route 11
W. L. Gordon
Anne Adams
Winchester Star
Patte
West 17Th St
N. Y
Dr. Scholl
Scholl
Gore
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Woodbury’s
Food Center
Hill
Soerst
Omps Funeral Home
Cather
E. Piccadilly St
Timberlake
NEW Rinso
General Electric
Bhasdis
Miller and Anderson
E. Boscawen St
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