Engagement of Miss Ruth Maycher to Mr. Eb Widmyer
Mrs Otco LaMar of Middletown announces the engagement of her sister Miss Ruth Maycher to Mr Eb Widmyer of this city. Miss Bucher, daughter of the late Wade and Mrs Bucher of Middletown, a Middletown High School graduate, attended Madison College Harrisonburg, taught in Frederick County, and now works for Montgomery Ward. Mr Steele is a carpenter in Winchester and Frederick County. The wedding will be in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otco LaMar
Middletown
Ruth Maycher
EB. Widmyerle
Miss Bucher
Wade Bucher
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Frederick County
Montgomery Ward
Steele
Winchester
Frederick Coun
Sorority Founder’s Day Dinner Dance at York Inn
Beta Sigma Phi observed Founders Day with a banquet and dance at York Inn. Toasts were given by Mrs. Richard Lineburg and Mrs. James Packett, with rituals for Miss Virginia Shine and other members. About 50 members, husbands and guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
York Inn
George Snider
Richard Lineburg
James Packett
Harold Patton
Epgilon
Virginia Shine
James Keffer Jr
Charles Milton
John Rudolph
Oscar Bywaters
Joseph Butler
Loring Wright Jr
Lawrence Bell
John C. ‘Blackburn
Patton
Garden Club Meeting Report in Pittsburgh
Mrs Alvin Pennypecker will host the Garden Club gathering at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at her home in Winchester Clarke Garden. A spring special exhibit features mixed flowers. Mrs H B McCormac, conservation chairman for Virginia, reports on the Garden Club of America meeting held in Pittsburgh and the recent Virginia meetings in Leesburg and The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Pennypecker
H. B. McCormac
Garden Club of America
Pittsburgh
Calendar of Events Listings for May Evening Star
Calendar of events for May lists church suppers, clubs, piano recitals, Bible study groups, and society meetings. Events include Golden Link supper at EUB church, Moose and Rebekah lodge evenings, Kathleen McCartney pupils recital at Handley auditorium, and SPCA board meeting, with times from 11 a.m. to 8:15 p.m. in Winchester. Local venues include Handley library and Braddock St church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Link
Eub Church
Moose Club
Rebekah Lodge
Kathleen McCartney
Handley Auditorium
Women’s Civic League
Handley Library
James B. Roe
Braddock St
le Cercle Francais
B. B. Dutton
Kiwanis Club
Sarah Zane Hall
Junior Century Club
River House
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Lucille Seal
N. Cameron St
Junior Board of Trade
George Washington Hotel
Womens Civic League
E. T. Clark
Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Christ Episcopal Church
Daughters of Wesley
Howard Clowser
Miss Myrtle Cooper Visits Winchester After Weekend in Silver Springs
Miss Myrtle Cooper returned to Winchester after a weekend spent in Silver Springs with Mr. and Mrs. Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Cooper
Winchester
Silver Springs
Mrs. Carson
Anniversary Dinner Of BPW Thursday
The Winchester Business and Professional Women's club anniversary dinner is set for 7 p m Friday at the George Washington hotel. Guest attendees include Mrs Irene Pancoast president of the state federation, Mrs Edna Kennedy district chairman of Alexandria and Miss Erline White of Washington. Members may bring guests by phoning 3426 before noon Thursday for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Business and Professional Women’s Club
George Washington Hotel
Irene Pancoast
State Federation of Bpw Clubs
Edna Kennedy
Alexandria
Erline White
Washington
Miller DeHaven Nuptials At Sacred Heart Rectory
Miss Elizabeth DeHaven, daughter of P. A. DeHaven, Martinsburg Pike, wed Delmore Miller son of the late Alley Miller in a ceremony at the Sacred Heart rectory officiated by Father Joseph Heye. Attended by relatives and close friends, the couple left for a Maryland wedding trip and will live on Martinsburg Pike. Miller works with the DeHaven nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth DeHaven
P. A. DeHaven
Martinsburg Pike
DeHaven
Delmore Miller
Alley Miller
Sacred Heart Rectory
Joseph Heye
Handley School
Etna Green
Edward Lee
Maryland
Miller
DeHaven Nursery
Berryville Birthday Surprise Honors Robert Levi at Peggy Hottle Home
Robert Levi of Berryville was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party Saturday at Miss Peggy Hottle's home 200 Parkway. The party honored Patricia Frye as well with pink and green decorations, games, and refreshments. Attendees included numerous Berryville and Shepherdstown residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Levi
Berryville
Peggy Hottle
Parkway
Patricia Frye
Nancy
Betty Kiracofe
Patricia Cunningham
Patricia Carson
Patricia Clevenger
Patty
Barbara Knode
Maragret Carter
Shepherdstown
Eddie Hart
Lacey Bray
Jimmy Wisecarver
Tommy Jones
Frank
Mrs Earl Williams Hosts Ruth Feeley Shower
Mrs Earl Williams entertained Saturday night at a miscellaneous shower at her home for Miss Ruth Feeley before her June 5 wedding to Alfred Mt Williams at Saint John Lutheran Church Mt Williams. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ralph Frye Mr and Mrs Harding Williams Mr and Mrs Roy Verret Mr and Mrs Winifred Ashwood Miss Colison Rosier Miss Phyliss Berry Mr Starley Hopkins Mr Elmer Kerns Mr Alfred Williams and Mr and Mrs Earl Williams.
Winchester District Home Guild annual meeting set in Gaithersburg
The Winchester District Home Guild of the Asbury Methodist home will hold its annual meeting at the Gaithersburg home in Maryland on Thursday starting at 11 am Eastern. Mrs. J. H. Balthis of Strasburg, president, asks attendees to bring basket lunches for the all day gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester District Home Guild
Asbury Methodist Home
Gaithersburg
J. H. Balthis
Strasburg
Overgrowth of Scar Tissue by Dr Bundesen
A medical article explains keloids, scar tissue overgrowths common in dark skin, their causes after injuries or procedures, and treatments. It covers surgical removal, possible skin grafts, and repeated X ray therapy when needed, noting face keloids are more resistant. Also includes a brief Q A on causes of enlarged liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Modern Etiquette Q and A Tips for Thank Yous Cards
Answers discuss toasting etiquette and notes of thanks after a shower. Verbal thanks at the event suffice, but genuine appreciation must be shown without showing favoritism to gifts. Prefix Mr is omitted on business cards but used socially, and soup can be sipped from bouillon cups by holding the cup by a handle.
Local social notes list Virginia Hot Springs weekend guests
Col and Mrs J B Lindsay hosted guests at The Homes stead Virginia Hot Springs. UVa students Boyd Hamman Elbow Thomson Sam Whitacre Pat Duffy J W Arthur Jr visited in Winchester. Mrs Wallie Carper returned home after Pennsyl vania visit. Several couples and families travel and attend a wedding in Hagerstown with reception at the couple's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Lindsay
N. Braddock St
Homesstead
Virginia
University of Virginia
Messrs
Boyd Hamman
Bigelow Thomson
Sam Whitacre
Pat Duffy
J. W. Arthur Jr
Wallie Carper
E. Leicester St
Pennsylvania
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
A compact vocabulary note highlighting correct usage often misused terms and pronunciation tips. It urges daily word study and cites countervails meaning to furnish an equivalent or compensate with a quoted Addison line about conscience and calamities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
Cicero: Chicago’s Largest Suburb by Population
Cicero, a suburb west of Chicago, reports a population of 64,712, making it the largest suburb in the Chicago area. The entry notes its status among surrounding communities and its role in the metro region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E.S.T
A. Cicero
Propaganda Singular Form and Plural
Propaganda is treated as a singular noun in standard usage. Its plural form is propagandas, though propagandist usage often treats the term as a mass noun without a distinct plural in many contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Data
L.J.D. A
Propaganda
Summer pattern 4783 for pleated one piece dress
Pattern 4783 offers a simple to sew pleated one piece bodice dress with no side seam placket. Sizes 12 through 42 available and 3 1 2 yards of 35 inch fabric needed for size 16. Send 25 cents to Winchester Evening Star for pattern 4783 with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Patee Dept
West 17Th &T
York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Several Amherst and Berryville couples welcome daughters
To Mr and Mrs Robert Gaines Amherst St Ext a girl Mrs Gaines is the former Miss Mar q uesite Fisher To Mr and Mrs Walter Paulette 442 Greystone Terrace a girl Mrs Paulette is the former Miss Glenda Colvin To Mr and Mrs William Folgeman Bunker Hill a girl Mrs Folgeman is the former Miss Coleen Nicholson To Mr and Mrs John Sears Berryville a girl To Mr and Mrs William Shaffer 455 N Loudoun St a girl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gaines
Amherst St Ext
Gaines
Marquesite Fisher
Walter Paulette
Greystone Terrace
Paulette
Glenda Colvin
William F. Folgeman
Bunker Hill
Folgeman
Coleen Nicholson
William Shaffer
Loudoun St
FHA Delegates to FFA National Convention Kansas City
Hilda Steele from Middletown, Marjorie Grim from Boyce, and Lucy Ann Mayberry from Warren County high schools will represent the Frederick Clarke Warren Rappahannock federation of Future Homemakers of America at the national convention in Kansas City this July. Doris Stickley of Warren County High School will accompany the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Steele
Middletown High School
Majorie Grim
Boyce
Lucy Ann Mayberry
Warren County High School
Front Royal
Kansas City
Doris Stickley
WCHS
Leadership Training by Miss Greta Her kle
A leadership training school conducted by Miss Greta Her kle with Miss Bernice Buehler and Wilson Cheek of the denominational Christian education offices in Philadelphia will be held at Centenary Reformed Church at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Herkle
Bernice Buehler
Wilson Cheek
Philadelphia
Centenary Reformed Church
Alcoholism Prevalence: Men More Affected Than Women
The article states that alcoholic addiction is reportedly seven times more prevalent among men than among women, indicating gender disparity in alcohol misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCRA
Laboratory instruction in science began in 1846 in the United States
Book instruction appeared early in the 19th century but formal laboratory teaching started in 1846 at Harvard. The rise of land grant colleges spurred further interest in science education and funding for culture and medicine programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
C.R
Uervard
J.S. Morris
Verrant
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Coucius
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BPW
Miller-DeHaven
Leon Slavin
Quota Club
First Baptist Church
Salome Crisman
Paris
Miss Feeley
Methodist
Gaunt’s Drug Store
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
A. R
Matures Syndicate, Inc
Roberta Lee
Elizabeth Sullivan
National Ave
Cecil Barr
James Hepner
Stephenson
Mrs. W. O. Beatty
Joseph Massie Sr
William Stewart
W. Nelson Page
Albert Seal
C. A. Davis
Irene Kollar
Williamsburg
G. T. Binner Jr
Joyce Binner
Graystone Terrace
Peyton Kerns
Jennie
P. W. Boyd
Boyd
Kerns
Roanoke
W. L. Gordon
Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kenney’s
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Haldeman
Brannon’s Cleaners
Obene
John Sears
FHA
S&f Bargain Store
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Cather’'S
Cather & Moling
DIAL
Timberlake
Crosby Square
Lovett Bros
Worth’s
Bugs
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