Whitacre Bride Married At Old Stone Church
Miss Zellene Marston of Whitacre and Rhea Jean Kirk Jr. wed April 19 at Old Stone Presbyterian. Rev. G Raymond Womeloarf officiated. The bride wore a nylon dress with red rose flowers. she is a James Wood graduate and works at the Frederick County Clerk’s office. The groom, son of the late Rev J Kirk, is a Shepherd College senior and part time chemist at O Sullivan Rubber. They reside at Lea’s Pairmont Ave. Also noted are upcoming weddings and local club meetings including Junior Century Club, Stephens City Home Demonstration Club, Century Club Luncheon, and Willing Workers Yard Party with 22 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zellene Marston
Whitacre
Rhea Jean Kirk, Jr
Tok
Old Stone Presbyterian Church
G. Raymond Womelaorf
Kirk
Eva M. Marston
Mr. Marston
James Wood High School
Local Notices and Births Reach Memorial Hospital Posts
Mrs. W. W. Glass and Mr. Robert Orndorff recover in Memorial and Warren County Memorial Hospitals after accidents. Richmond couple Henry M. Taylor Sr. and wife welcome Elizabeth Ross on May 12 at Johnston Willis Hospital. Bluemont couple Thomas Owen and Bude Chapman name son Donald Ray born Thursday in Memorial Hospital. Homer E. Alberti attends American Hospital Association meeting in Chicago as Virginia delegate. Brig Gen and Mrs Conrad and daughter Katharine listed among local notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Taylor, Sr
Richmond
Elizabeth Ross
Johnston-Willis Hospital
Taylor
Elizabeth Lichliter
Dudley C. Lichliter
Washington Street
Thomas Owen
Bluemont
Memorial Hospital
Donald Ray
Owens
Bude Chapman
Homer E. Alberti
Chicago
House of Delegates
The
American Hospital Association
Virginia
Calendar of Events at War Memorial and Local Clubs
Community schedule lists events at War Memorial Building and area venues from May 20 to May 22 including Little League, Stonewall PTA, Lions Club and Duplication Bridge at George Washington Hotel, plus meetings of VFW Auxiliary, Moose, Rebekah Lodge, Alcoholics Anonymous, SPCA, Welcome Wagon, Kiwanis, Colonial Garden Club and Disabled American Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Pta
Stonewall School
Little League Mothers
Star
Madison Lodge
VFW
Post Home
George Washington Hotel
Board of Control Exchange Club
E. Boscawen St
Loyal Order of Moose
Revekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Hagies
Eagles Home
SPCA
Welcome Wagon
War Memorial
Kiwanis Club
Colonial Garden Club
Junior Century Club
B. M. Knight
Legion Home
Flight A
Air Force Reserve
S. Loudoun
Golf Club
Highland Falls Couple Guests At Braddock Street Home
Brooke of Highland Falls and Col Julian Lindsey of Fort Sheridan arrive today to be guests of Mrs Hunter H McQuire at 105 N Braddock St. Mr and Mrs Truman Wallace announce birth of son David Allen Thursday at Memorial Hospital, Mrs Wallace formerly Carolyn Leach. A wedding shower was given by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lizer
Cross Junction
Shirley Cloyd
Charles
Pearl Braithwaite
Lee N. Whitacre
Austin Hovermale
Dan Gano
Merle Eaton
Ben Carpenter
Paul Braithwaite
Lena Lewis
Data Duckworth
Medeline Denny
Lester Dnaily
Russell Pugh
George Whitacre
James Coffman
Irving Hammock
Robert Luttrell
John Omps
E. W. Braithwaite
J. C. Whitacre
Gibb Whitacre
Russell Fletcher
Hershal Omps
Phil Dolan
Maurice Luttrell
Ralph Johnson
Fred W. Braithwaite
Doug Dolan
Ena Hoffman
Bonnie Hovermale
Frank Whitacre
Foster Largent
Plorence Whitacre
Mayme Brathwaite
Fred C. Braithwaite
H. C. Braithwaite
Carolyn Cloyd
Robert Goodloe Harper
Lewis F. Harper
Amherst St
Middle East
Europe
Truman Wallace
Highland Ave
Memorial Hospital
David Allen
Wallace
Carolyn Leach
Births May 18 19 May 19 in Berryville and nearby
Birth notices list several newborns on May 18 and 19. Recipients include Justin Crumble Keichner Jr wife Bonnie Smith, Meredith Conquest, Ezzard Lee Stewart, Lester William Luttrell, Wilma Lee Davis, Deborah Kay Partlow, a girl to several couples, and a boy to others. Names include Car rie Denise, Meredith Sod, Ezzard Lee, Lester William, Wilma Lee, Deborah Kay, and other parent names with addresses in Berryville Clearbrook Route areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Crumble Keichner, Jr
Route 3
Carrie Denise
Keichner
Bonnie Smith
Henry Fairfax Conquest
W. Boscawen St
Meredith 'Sodd
Conquest
Carol Bolling Stuart
William Stewart
Boyce
Ezzard Lee
Stewart
Gladys Williams
Howard William Luttrell
Clearbrook
Lester William
Luttrell
Miss Forth
Virginia Newcome
Ralph Lee Davis
Route 2
Wilma Lee
Davis
Fay Winkleman
Earl Partlow
Route 4
Deborah Kay
Partlow
Margaret Clowser
Martin Miller
Berryville
Miller
Hazel Shifflette
Charles Gallagher
Gallagher
Cecelia Eckstine
John William Grove, Jr
Front
Royal
Grove
Jane Cock
Fire causes nearly half million in damage at flour mill
Re evaluation of Friday morning blaze that destroyed the Peoples Supply Company flour milling plant shows total loss now estimated between 450000 and 500000, up from an earlier 250000. Firemen and owner Joseph Warrenfelty both put the damage in this range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fown
Peoples Supply Company
Joseph Warrenfelty
Motel Week Observed as City Proclaims Observance
Mayor Claude B. Smaiks Jr issues a proclamation for Motel Week highlighting the American Motor Hotel Association efforts and Shen-Wa-Win Chapter involvement led by Neil Chickle. The note details industry scope including 56 000 motels and 1 million rooms, with regional and national campaign accolades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude B. Smaiks, Jr
American Motor Hotel Association
Sen-Va-Win
Douglas
Arizona
Shen-Wa-Win
Neil Chickle
E. A. Hill
Strasburg
Jane Murrey
Winchester
Curtis Money
AMHA
Virginia Motor Court Association
Chickle
Yellowstone National Park
New York City
Ingrid Bergman Denies Divorce Rumors About Husband
Paris actress Ingrid Bergman challenged a report that her husband director Roberto Rossellini plans divorce after living with a married Indian woman in Bombay. She called the rumor false and asked for privacy as Rossellini shoots a film in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Bombay
Miss Bergman
Rosselling
India
Fashion Show Main Feature Of Annual Banquet
The Stonewall Jackson Chapter of the American Institute of Banking presents a banquet with a fashion show titled The Lady Banker Around the Clock. Miss Judy Hodgson narrates. Models from Winchester to Strasburg include Jo Ann Athey Charlotte Brown Muriel Brown Helen Coffin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Jackson
American Institute of Banking
Judy Hodgson
Winchester
Berryville
Front Royal
Strasburg
Jo Ann Athey
Charlotte Brown
Muriel Brown
Helen Coffin
Janice Hayes
Mary Lou Jones
Martha Rees
Jane Southard
Florence Smallwood
Nancy Yost
Margaret Barthel
Jean Fletcher
Shelby Grubbs
Vera Hill
Leona Kackley
Mary Longerbeam
Dorothy Paget
Dorothy Shenk
Hazel Downing
Margaret Ford
Wilma Artz
Molly Jett
Marian Watts
Eva Mae Johnson
Agnes J. Greene
Stanley
Betty Vonn Snapp
Banks
Isabelle Bailey Hickman
Louise Wilson
Janet Rhodes
Berryville Socials Visit and Local Travelers Gatherings
Berryville Socials lists visits and guests across town including the Rutherford and Light families hosting in Burlington on May 12, Anna Jean McDonald visiting Dayton for Shenandoah College May Day, and multiple residents from Richmond Charlottesville and Arlington visiting or hosting. Various relatives and friends from Blue Ridge Street to Silver Spring gathered, with additions of naval serviceman Douglas Moler and Pine region visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Walter N. Rutherford
Loring C. Snapp
Harry P. Light
Robert Light
Summit Point
Burlington
W. Va
Anna Jean McDonald
Wm Dayton
Rosalie Gibb
Shenandoah College
Fred Forrester
Bluemont
Anna C. Moore
Ada
Mae Castleman
Albert Muller
Richmond
Sarah B. Crown
Mulier
Trinity Episcopal
Baltimore Guests at May 12 Gathering
John Byrd and two children of Baltimore attended a May 12 gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Miller. Also on May 12 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Korona and two children of Amsterdam New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H Reynolds and children Tommy and Alice Reynolds of Washington D C were guests of Mrs Reynolds' parents Mr. and Mrs. David H Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Moler
USN
Quonset Point
R. 1
Charles. Locke
Charles Walker
Fairfax
Rosa Locke
Alfred Locke
Washington, D.C
Ronald Locke
Silver Spring, Md
William Giles
Timmy
John Byrd
Baltimore
Theodore Miller
Edward Korona
Amsterdam
N. Y
Thomas H. Reynolds
Tommy
Alice Reynolds
Washington, D. C
Reynolds
David H. Allen
Miss Clements Quota Speaker at Winchester Club
Miss Marian C. Clements, director of the Virginia Craft Guild at Fishersville, spoke to the Winchester Quota Club at the George Washington Hotel last week. She described training and work opportunities for handicapped people and displayed craft weaving items made by guild members. Elizabeth M. Cather presided, with Mrs. Albert Clark as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian C. Clements
Virginia Craft Guild
Fishersville
Winchester Quota Club
George Washington Hotel
Clements
Elizabeth M. Cather
Albert Clark
Lessons in English by W L Gordon Daily Word Study
This item presents a teacher column by W L Gordon on proper word usage pronunciation and spelling. It highlights misused terms such as holiday as a verb and pummel for pommel along with a study of synonyms and the daily word integrity and moral soundness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Modern Etiquette Q and A on correcting grammar
Roberta Lee notes that correcting someone’s grammar in group settings is unwelcome, suggesting grammar improvement is better saved for close family conversations and similar private contexts. The piece frames courtesy over direct correction in social interaction.
Close friends drift from routines during a weekend gathering
A fragment notes friends who may view favors as insults and replace routine bread and butter letters with informal gatherings at a weekend party.
Telephone as time saver and bargain for busy families
The passage notes Mrs. Biehn and family with two phones making 36 calls and receiving 46, reducing travel as calls become a major savings. It extols telephones as a valuable, cost effective service that saves time energy and money month after month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald L. Bighm
Gerald L. Biehn
Hillcrest Drive
Staunton
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Marston
R.J. Kirk, Jr
W. Cecil St
Stephens City
HDC
Stephens City Home Demonstration Club
C. E. Bass
Gervis Lemely
Robert Aylor
Century Club
M. Allen
S. Washington St
White Hall Church
Strother's Grove
Judy
Donnis Moulden
W. W. Glass
Robert Orndorff
Warren County Memorial Hospital
Bryan Conrad
Katharine
Valley Mill Hdc
Girl Scouts
Little League
Lions Club
L. M. Allen
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
W. Boscawen
Helen R. Collier
D.C.T
Room
Rickey Mouse
Labe
Disney
Ghia
Posture Foundation
C. B, Smalts, JR
Berryville Socials
Lovett Bros
Loudoun St
Cauant
Miss Clements
Roberta Lee
Carper
E. Piccadilly St
Foot
AAA
Wilkins Shoecenter
Albin
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Shorty
Cather
New Bates
Punjab
Timberlake
Tam
Chesapeake & Potomac
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