Miss Glover Weds Robert Jentsch in Madison at Gilnockie
Eleanor S Glover daughter of Mr and Mrs W Barron Glover of Washington DC formerly of this city married Robert William Jentsch son of Mr and Mrs William R Jentsch of Kansas City Missouri in a 3 pm double ring ceremony performed by Rev James Fleet at Gilnockie Haywood. The couple to reside in St Louis after June 1. The bride wore nylon tulle and lace with cathedral train and a veil. Attendant was Artie Lee Daffin and best man Carl Jenish. Pre wedding events included a luncheon and a supper party plus a shower for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Steel Glover
W. Barron Glover
Washington, D. C
Robert William Jentsch
William R. Jentsch
Kansas City
James Fleet
Madison
Gilnockie
Haywood
Artie Lee Daffin
Arlington
Carl Jenish
John Holmeren
St. Louis
Jentsch
National Cathedral School
Stephens College
University of
Mrs Manuel to Lead Braddock Street Worship Service
Mrs H C Manuel will lead the worship service for the Comrade Bible Class tomorrow at 9 45 in the Braddock Street Methodist Church auditorium. Mrs Lynwood Hammond will teach the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C Manuel
Comrade Bible
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Lynwood Hammond
Mrs Smith Weds Mr Forsyth In First Baptist Church
Mrs Marie Smith and Carroll Forsyth married in a double ring ceremony at the First Baptist Church. Dr E T Clark preached. Mrs Forsyth wore ice blue lace. The couple will reside in Wilmington Delaware. Mr Forsyth, Army instructor at the University of Delaware, has served in Europe. WSCS to hold prayer service for the Fourth Assembly in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Smith
Carroll Forsyth
First Baptist
E. T. Clark
Forsyth
Allen P. Carter
National Ave
Robert R. Santmier
East Brunswick
Braddock Street Methodist Church Bible Class Meeting Set
The Comrade Bible Class of Braddock Street Methodist Church holds a regular business and social meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the church school assembly room. Groups 7 and 8 led by Mrs. J. F. Bly and Mrs. W. R. Prince will host. Officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comrade Bible Class
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Church School
J. F. Bly
W. R. Prince
Calendar of Events May 24 25 26
May 24 7 30 p m Mass meeting at Round Hill Community Building 7 30 p m Public Code Classes at Radio Club Rt 50 East 8 p m Madison Lodge 8 p m McKinley Chapter of Eastern Star City Hall 8 p m Municipal Band at Rouss Hall 8 p m National Council of Catholic Women May 25 12 15 p m Lions Club at George Washington Hotel 12 15 p m Exchange Club at 4 p m The Century Club 8 p m Loyal Order of Moose 8 p m Rebekah Lodge 8 p m Alcoholics Anonymous at Miller House May 26 12 15 p m Kiwanis Club at 7 30 p m Flight A Air Force Reserve Squadron 32 Rouss Ave 8 p m Elks Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
Radio Club
Rt. 50
East
Madison Lodge
McKinley Chapter of
Eastern Star
City Hall
Rouss Hall
National Council of Catholic Women
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Exchange Club
the Century Club
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics—Anonymous
Miller House
Kiwanis Club
Air Force
Rouss Ave
Elks Club
Colonial Garden Club Meets Here With Floral Awards
The Colonial Garden Club met at Leicester Street home of Mrs. Loring Bean. Speaker Mrs. E C. Stuart Jr presented The Romance of Roses. awards included blue red and yellow ribbons across Line Mass and Horticultural classes. Tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Garden Club
Loring Bean
Leicester St
E. C. Stuart, Jr
James Snider
James Madden
W. E. Bridgeforth
D .O. Lauderback
Charles Snider
Ward Thresh
D. O. Lauderbach
Warren Eddy
Leonard Sirbaugh
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Edward P. Turner
William Zarbrook
Howard Holland
Garden Club of Virginia
Clay Carr
John Carl Morgan
E. M. Whiting
Victor Arthur
Ridgely White
H. B. McCormac
Mrs Grim Returns Home From Visit In Hagerstown
Mrs. Robert Grim returns to 8 Loudoun Street after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs Ralph Shade in Hagerstown. Mr Harry Rippeon of 1001 South Cameron Street is a patient in Memorial Hospital. Dr and Mrs M H Dowden have returned to Greenville Tennessee after visiting Mrs Dowden's brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grim
Loudoun St
Ralph Shade
Hagerstown
Harry Rippeon
S. Cameron St
Memorial Hospital
M. H. Dowden
Greenville, Tenn
Charles Polk
Strasburg
Secrets of Charm Career Roles for Women at Home and Work
The article urges women to fill off hours with part time work that fits their situation. It lists roles for students, wives, and older women, including park programs, library story hours, nursing aides, polling, teaching, Red Cross, and clerical work. It emphasizes personal growth, new friendships, and practical收益 from active participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Department
Red Cross
Local residents share life events and moves
Walter Wisecarver at Willow Lawn and Mrs. Ernest Orndorff recovering from surgery at Memorial Hospital. Oakland and Martinsburg guests visit Maple Hill Farm. May Winters and others travel, plus Alaska Army move. Clayton Anderson moves home. Cather family to Los Angeles. Katharine Arnold returns to New York City. Mrs. Cussen from Cameron St. hospitalized in Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Winters
Mabel Hathaway
Leonard Hathaway
Oakland, Md
E. Sellman
Hagerstown
C. M. Barrett
Martinsburg
Joseph W. Hancher
Maple Hill Farm
Local Social Roundup From Lebanon Church Area
Mr James McDonald of Linden visited his sister Mrs Alice McDonald at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Bowers. Earle Lichliter of Cleveland Ohio visits friends in the area. Price Henderlite and daughters Linda and Susie Belle with Charles Hamilton spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clarence Windle. Guy D McDonald returns home after Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital stay. Ruth Bowers improves after illness. Mrs Paul Zirkle and Mrs Jack Zirkle with daughters Georgia and Rebecca of Edinburg called on friends. Ralph Hockman and son Steven of Geer S C return home after visiting relatives. Recent guests at the Bowers included Otto Wilson and children Jimmy and Betty Lou Martinsburg Mrs Jessie Miller Hillsboro and C W Windle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Ruth Bowers
Paul Zirkle
Jack Zirkle
Georgia
Rebecca
Edinburg
Ralph Hockman
Steven
Geer
S. C
W. H. Bowers
Otto Wilson
Jimmy
Betty Lou
Martinsburg
Jessie Miller
Hillsboro
C. W. Windle
Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent Weekly Schedule
The schedule for May 24 to 28 lists in office on Monday and meetings each afternoon at 1 30 p m with clubs and demonstrations on clothing care. Meetings include Star Tannery 4 H Club Evans dale and Refuge HD group with organizers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Star Tannery
Friendly Grove
T. 8. Cooper
Stonewall
Shirley Stine
Evandale
Jean Spaid
Refuge HD
Irvin Williams
Modern Etiquette Q and A on engagement gifts and social rites
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about a broken engagement linen gift, an unmarried woman repaying hospitality from friends, and a girl handling a man who wants to cut in on a dance. Each response reflects social expectations of manners and decorum.
Lesson in English By W. L. Gordon
A compact language note by W. L. Gordon on misused phrases and mispronunciations. It covers common errors such as What is the use of going and explains how to pronounce words like Obsequies and Sensuous. The piece encourages daily vocabulary growth with a daily word.
Longwood College Confers Degrees on 108 Candidates
Graduate June 6 Miss Wentz daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Wentz Millwood Ave and Miss Leatherman daughter of Mr and Mrs D E Leatherman Tennyson Ave are among 108 candidates for degrees to be conferred at the Commencement Exercises at Longwood College June 6 Miss Wentz majoring in Elementary Education member of YWCA and Athletic Association Miss Leatherman majoring in Secondary Education secretary of Home Economics Club also a member of the Longwood Players and the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wentz
W. M. Wentz
Millwood Ave
Miss Leatherman
D. E. Leatherman
Tennyson Ave
Longwood College
Young Women’s Christian Association
The
Athletic Association
Home Economics Club
Longwood Players
the Athletic Association
Church Services and May Quarterly Meeting Plans
A.M. weekday Masses at St Stephens C M E Church 424 Chase Street led by Rev R L Robinson. Mt Carmel Baptist Church with morning worship led by Rev W J Walker and Sunday School at 11. The May Quarterly meeting convenes at church Saturday 10 a.m. through Sunday afternoon. St Paul A M E Church with morning worship at 11 and evening service at 8 featuring a Mother's Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens C. M. E
Chase Street
R. L. Robinson
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
W. J. Walker
Garfield Prather
St. Paul A. M. E
J. T. Mays
White Hall social notes from Winchester and nearby
The W S C 5 of White Hall met with Mrs A S Orndorff of N Loudoun St Winchester last Wednesday. Mrs Frances Strother and daughter Beckey Mrs Cardenal Fahnestock and son Garland called on Mrs Naomi Luttrell who has been ill. Naomi Luttrell is confined to her home by illness. Austin Whitacre left Friday for a visit with his son Earl Whitacre in Ohio. Ernest Luttrell and family Marvin Shaver and Eva Luttrell went sightseeing last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
A. S. Orndorff
N. Loudoun St
Winchester
Frances Strother
Beckey
Cardenal Fahnestock
Garland
Naomi Luttrell
Austin Whitacre
Earl Whitacre
Ohio
Ernest Luttrell
Marvin Shaver
Eva Luttrell
Too Many Managers Not Enough Chefs
Ransom M. C. licott of Los Angeles, president of the National Restaurant Assn says there are good salaries for chefs bakers and salad makers but not enough of them. He blames colleges for pushing students toward management rather than culinary trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ransom M. Callicott
Los Angeles
National Restaurant Assn
Churches Page Continues With Services and Schedules
Church listings show Old Stone Church on East Piccadilly Street with Dr. Jackson preaching at 7:30 pm and a sermon on Paul’s blessings. Activities include Boy Scouts Junior Choir and Senior Choir practice, prayer group, White Cross Workshop, Men of the Church, and Cub Pack 2. Sacred Heart on S Loudoun Street lists Sunday Masses at 7, 8, and 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Dr. Jackson
Old Stone Church
East Piccadilly Street
Paul
White Cross
Men of the Church
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Micind Totes
Miss Glover
Robert Jentsch
Bobbie Conrad
Mrs. Manuel
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Forsyth
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Milwaukee
Wis
America
Salem
Salem Church
Timber Ridge
Refuge
Refuge Methodist Church
Carroll C. Goodridge
Gaunt
John Robert Powers
Walter Wisecarver
Willow Lawn
Ernest Orndorff
Valley Ave
Bradley Driver
Anchorage
Alaska
Clayton Anderson
W. Cecil St
Rostel Rd
J. Howard Cather, Jr
Lynn Scott Cather
Mr. Cather
Calif
Katharine Arnold
New York City
Lester D. Arnold
S. Stewart St
John F. Cussen
N. Cameron St
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Lebanon Church
Singer Sewing Center
Roberta Lee
W. L. Gordon
Snellings Florist
Virginia Marie Wentz
Sarah Leatherman
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bestpleat
Cather’s Department Store
Winchester, Virginia
Fownes
Dawnelle
Timberlake
Sacred Heart Catholic
S. Loudoun Street
Robert Hickman
Carl F. Zeterberg
Lovett Brothers the New
In Shoes
AAA
Panama
Lovett Bros
Shoecenter
Web
Maytag
Vergie Chandler
Miller
Anderson
Your
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