Williams Bride Weds in Indiana in May Ceremony
Miss Marianna Eome of John H Williams marries Fray G Louderback of Win ster Virginia at home ceremony May 18 officiated by Rev A L Miller. Attendants include Miss Katherine L Stitz of Lafayette and Vernon D Hobbs of Richmond. Bride is Purdue graduate and Zeta Tau Alpha member. groom a Purdue 1939 mechanical engineering graduate, employed in Youngstown. Reception with blue and pink decor precedes plans to reside in Chicago.
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Vernon D. Hobbs
Richmond
Alpha Chi Rho
Alpha Phi
The
Youngstown
Brooks Pharmacy Shaving Deals Online Ad
Local ad lists Lavender Shaving Cream 35c and Super Thin Razor Blades 29c while supplies last. Brooks' Pharmacy offers phone ordering with guaranteed service satisfaction.
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
Local Calendar Highlights Thursday Evening Activities
Thursday features Ladies Night by John Dove Royal Arch Masons at the hotel and an informal G. A. A. dinner at Wayside Inn Middletown. The Little Theatre presents The Night of Jan 16 at city hall. Friday includes RN American Legion Post luncheon and a special Legion meeting with supper at Chapman Motor Co. plus the Good Friends Class and the final Night of Jan 16 performance at 8:20 p.m.
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John Dove
Royal Arch Masons
Wayside Inn
Middletown
The
Little Theatre
City Hall
R. Y. Conrad American Legion Post
Birthday party for Carson Cline celebrated
Mr and Mrs Scott Cline hosted a Tuesday night birthday at their Stephens City area home for their youngest son Carson with games music and late refreshments. Guests included Caroline Cline Neva Yates Mildred Painter Kathryn Combs Mildred Grim Iva Yates and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Cline
Carson
Stephens City
Cline
Caroline Cline
Neva Yates
Mildred Painter
Kathryn Combs
Mildred Grim
Iva Yates
Rosalene Dettra
Patrice Painter
Audrey White
Shirley Grim
Lois Albin
Ollie Cline
Annalee Grim
Elmer, White
Floyd Wine
Gervis Grim
Wayne Guthrie
Arthur Welch
Irvin Grim
Fred Cline
John Emmett Dettra, Jr
Raymond Pitcock
James Cline
Emmett Dettra
Myron Ritenour
Raymond Carper
Denzil Bolen
Junior Board Chorus Plans June Program
Junior Board of Trade Men's Chorus members meet tomorrow night at 7 30 at Andrew Babb's home on Millwood Avenue to prepare for the program for the June meeting of the whole Junior Board organization.
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Junior Board of Trade Men’s Chorus
Andrew Babb
Millwood Avenue
Junior Board
District meeting in Luray discusses parsonage life duties
The district gathered in Luray on Monday May 20 after a brief session led by president Mrs W W McIntyre. Members weighed parsonage life benefits including companionship, partnership with husbands, higher ideals, service to mankind, and spiritual rewards from visits and guiding parishioners. The Good Friends Class meets tomorrow at 7 30 PM at Mrs Richard Boyce’s North Loudoun Street extension to elect officers for the year. Mrs James A Cather presides and Edith Fletcher teaches.
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Luray
W. W. McIntyre
Good Friends
Good Friend Bible
United Brethren Church
Richard C. Boyce
Loudoun Street
William P. Arme
James A. Cather
Edith Fletcher
Rummage Sale By Centenary Reformed Church
The women of Centenary Reformed Church hold a rummage sale starting at 10 o clock Saturday morning at 139 North Loudoun Street.
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Reformed Church
Centenary Reformed Church
North Loudoun Street
Elsea Committed To Clarke Jury
Lloyd Elsea was committed to the Clarke County Grand Jury after a hearing before Trial Justice Loring C. Kackley. He faces charges of stealing two belts worth about 100 dollars from Bill Thompson's straw baling outfit near White Post, with the theft occurring about two months ago.
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Byville
Lloyd Elsea
Loring C. Kackley
Elsea
Miles Feltner
Bill Thompson
Sons of Veterans To Elect Officers
The Henry Kyd Douglas Camp of Sons of Confederate Veterans will meet at First Baptist Church Martinsburg West Virginia at 7 30 o clock Tuesday evening May 28 for officer elections and dues payment. Camp commander Sam M. Hendricks urges attendance. refreshments will be served. All sons of veterans are invited.
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Henry Kyd Douglas
Sons of Confederate Veterans
First Baptist Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Sam M. Hendricks
Shepherdstown
Sons of Veterans
Man Found Dead in Car Death Ruled Suicide
A verdict of death by own action was returned for Roger T. Pedroni, 33, whose body was found in a closed automobile at Brooklyn Park. Dr. John M. Claffy, Anne Arundel County medical examiner, said a hose connected to the exhaust entered the car interior through the brake pedal opening, and all the gasoline had been used.
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Annapolis
Roger T. Pedroni
Brooklyn Park
John M. Claffy
Anne Arundel County
Claffy
Pedroni
Scouts Hold Dues Talk and Camporee Plans
Troop 3 opened with dues and attendance followed by Mr White’s talk on upcoming year duties. Junior Colan led First Aid and merit badge work while Buddy Lemley taught Nature in first class work. Scout law and oath closed the meeting. District Camporee director Dr J M Casey announced standard patrols for the June Area Camporee, noting 70 Scouts attended the Shenandoah river event near Cedarville with teams from Troops 5 40 21 2 16 1 9 and Boyce Winchester assisting.
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Mr. White
Junior Colan
Buddy Lemley
Nature
Winchester
Merlin Bly
Roger Laign
J. M. Casey
Casey
Boyce
Shenandoah River
Cedarville
Middletown Men to Attend Odd Fellows Session
C L Wright financial secretary of Middletown Odd Fellows says several members from the area will attend the order session in Roanoke Virginia starting May 27. The Grand Encampment meets May 27 and the Subordinates May 28 and 29 with Claude Stickley past Grand Master Julian C Kline and Clayton Henderson of Washington among those expected to attend.
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Middletown
C. L. Wright
Odd Fellows
Roanoke
Claude Stickley
Julian C. Kline
Clayton Henderson
Washington
Marsh Run
Will
Treasury Receipts and Debts and Primary System Note
Treasury reports May receipts of 6.41 million dollars and expenditures of 17.49 million. Gross debt stands at 42.77 billion with a daily increase of 596 thousand. Connecticut Rhode Island and New Mexico are noted as lacking direct primary systems.
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Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Mexico
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Simon J. Sachs
Staunton
Grand Royal Arch Masonic Chapter
Virginia
George Washington Hotel
Brady W. Sargent
R. A. Whitten
C. R. Anderson
John T. Cochran
the Plains
Sachs
Scott Atkinson
Eulalia S. Nalley
Grand Royal Arch
Mr. Sachs
Burnh King
Lynchburg
C. Vernon Eddy
James M. Clift
C. E. Webber
Host
Salem
Alfred CC. Cosden
Arlington
Fred J. Schmoele
Royal
Nor
Brady W. Largent
Douglas O. Grimm
Gus J. Kaknis
Roy A. Larrick
Claude M. Grim
John G. Fosbrink
Mifflin B. Clowe
Royal Arch
J. Lee Miller
Taylor F. Simpson
Harold C. Sheetz, Jr
Co. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main
Anna Fay
Mrs. Maddex
Anna Fay Sutphin
Godfrey W. Zirkle
Hunter J. Maddex
East Clifford Street
Irene §. Sullivan
Leslie Polhamus
Jack Wilkins
New York City
Margaret Byrd
Detroit
Mich
Sidney Miller
Thomas B. Byrd
Kentmere
Leo Campbell
Amherst Street
Washington, D. C
Carson Cline
Everett P. Gooch
Pittsburgh
F. M. Haynes
Apple Pie Ridge
Haynes
Arthur Field, Jr
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Dudley Field
Field
Handley Higheas
Hampden-Sydney Colege
Thornton Thompson
Berryville
Mrs
W. R. Thompson
White Post, Va
Hudson Miller
Baltimore
H .B. Ferguson
Philip Fowle
Martinsburg Pike
C. B. Harlee
US Hotel
Washington, D
Floyd Combs
Cumberland, Md
Owen Swimley
P. H. Grim
Memorial Hospital
G. E. Baker
Clarke County
Florence Sumption
Front Royal Pike
N. H. Lewis
Fairview
E. B. Lewis
E. D. Orndorff
Alberta
Marie
Colleen Orndorff
Junior Board Chorus
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Sunshine Cleaners
Clarke
the Scout
Treasury
Sfick
Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Aristo
Huntsberry’s
du Pont
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock ST
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