Middletown Couple Announce Jun Bride Margaret Louise
Mr and Mrs Arthur G J of Middletown announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Margaret Louise to J Stanley Allen son of the late Mr and Mrs John C Allen of Mansfield Louisiana The bride elect is a Middletown High School 1944 graduate and Mr Allen attended Luray High School Both are employed by American Viscose Corporation Front Royal The wedding will be in June
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. J
Middletown
Margaret Louise
J. Stanley Allen
John C. Allen
Mansfield
Louisiana
Middletown High School
Allen
Luray High School
American Viscose Corporation
Front Royal
Lamp-Dunlap Nuptials Planned For June Seventh
Miss Alice Lamp of Frederick county plans to marry Russell Dunlap in a Congregational Christian Church ceremony on Saturday June 7 at 4 o clock. Rev. Robert A Whitten will officiate with matron of honor Mrs Kenneth Lemp and best man Charles Dunlap. The bride elect was guest of honor at a supper and shower at the Dorsey home with several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lamp
Clarence Lamp
Frederick County
Russell Dunlap
Congregational Christian Church
Robert A. Whitten
Lamb
Kenneth Lemp
Winchester
Charles Dunlap
Nacie Dorsey
Loudoun Street
Vir- Brown Rebecca Lodge
Ethel Funk
Esther Ridgeway
Joyce Davis
Dorsey
Mrs F M Ritter Heads Lutheran Women's Group
Mrs F M Ritter was elected president of the Women of the Church at Grace Lutheran Church during the May 17 meeting in the church. Officers include Mrs Richard D Kern as vice president and Mrs Ernest Frye as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Ritter
Women of the Church Organization of Grace Lutheran Church
Richard D.* Kern
Ernest Frye
W.W. J. Hottel
W. S. McClintock
E. Homer Harlee
Lavena Conlon
The
Missionary Society
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Roscoe C. O'Byrne
Brookville
Ind
J. Y. Talmadge
Athens
D.A.R
Constitution Hall
International Soundphoto
Mrs Pennett Returns Home After Visits in Maryland and Arlington
Mrs Rosa Pennett returns to her North Loudoun Street home after a week visiting Mr and Mrs James Roberge in Silver Spring Md and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Pennett in Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Pennett
North Loudoun Street
City
James Roberge
Silver Springs
Mrs
Lawrence Pennett
Arlington
Miss Robinson Graduates From Stephens College
Miss Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Robinson of 606 South Stewart Street city graduated yesterday from Stephens College Columbia Mo. She and her parents attended the ceremony and will visit in California before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Robinson
C. A. Robinson
South Stewart Street
City
Stephens College
Columbia
Robinson
California
Jewish Woman's Club Rummage Sale This Week
The Jewish Woman's Club sponsors a rummage sale on Thursday and Saturday at the former Silco store location on North Lourioun street. Donors are asked to bring old clothes or contact a club member. proceeds go to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Woman’s Club
Silco
Lourioun Street
City
LeRoy Rogers Honored By Birthday Party
LeRoy Rogers was honored at his Cork Street home for his fifth birthday. Guests included Gertrude Barton Nursery School classmates such as Mary Carter, Margaret Carter, Sandra Haun, Patsy Newlin, and many others. Mothers Lineburg Welch Green Wilgus Adams assisted the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Rogers
Cork Street
Gertrude Barton
Mary K
Margaret Carter
Sandra
Bobby Haun
Patsy Newiin
Patsy Patton
Lee Brumback
Chipper Burton
Johnnie Cather
Butch Fadely
Larry Hughes
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs William Haines
The Montague Avenue Methodist Church school group hosted a farewell Thursday night for Mr and Mrs William Haines who are moving from Montague Avenue to Berryville Avenue in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haines
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Haines
Montague Avenue
Berryville Avenue
City
Will Present Piano Pupils In Recital This Week
Mrs. Georgia Cather presents piano pupils in a recital at First Baptist Church auditorium on Thursday and Friday May 29 30 with programs starting at 8 p m Thursday list includes Jenny Fisher Betty Petrie Elizabeth Riley Frances Cather Woody Rosenberger Donna Jean Oates Mary Ruth Whitten Dorothy Daugherty Eileen Cahill Jane Petrie Susan Gore Juanita Daugherty Ann Arden Mason Patricia Cahill Mary Jane Webber Dorothy Riley Mary Ann Marcus Roxanne Rogers Phyliss Oates Friday features Nancy James Ben Guiliani Dorothy Lee Fishpaw Marilyn Hamburger Capitola Saxe Marjorie Grim Lee Rathman Kitty Leigh Clark Ann Hardesty Breda Seldan Tommy Winn Imogene March and Jane Cather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Cather
First Baptist Church
Jenny Fisher
Betty Petrie
Elizabeth Riley
Frances Cather
Woody Rosenberger
Donna Jean Oates
Mary Ruth Whitten
Dorothy Daugherty
Eileen Cahill
Jane Petrie
Susan Gore
Juanita Daugherty
Ann Arden Mason
Nancy
James
Ben
Guiliani
Dorothy
Lee ‘Fishpaw
Marilyn Hamburger
Capitola Saxe
Marjorie Grim
Lee Rathman
Kitty Leigh Clark
Ann Hardesty
Breda
Seldan
Tommy Winn
Imogene March
Jane Cather
Cabell Funeral Rites Held For Miss Cabell in Atlanta
The funeral for Miss Cabell was held in Atlanta with the Rev. Henry G. Lane conducting at Grace Episcopal Church. Born in Norwood Nelson county she was daughter of the late William Daniel Cabell and Mary Virginia Huet Cabell. Surviving relatives include nieces and nephews in Berryville and out-of-town mourners from Atlanta New York City Staunton Culpeper Richmond and Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton C. Hopkins
Atlanta
Henry G. Lane
Grace Episcopal Church
Miss Cabell
Norwood
Nelson County
William Daniel Cabell
Mary Virginia Huet Cabell
A. Mee Jr
Clarke County
Beryville
Annie B. Moore
Charles McIntosh
Samuel Chew Williams
Joseph Moore
Linton G. Hopkins
Linton Hopkins, Jr
John Hopkins
William D. Cabell
Richard Cabell
New York City
Mayo Cabell
Staunton
Murray McGuire
Richmond
Preston Browning
Hary Stephenson
Culpeper
Ferguson Bryan
Local Residents Host Visitors in Winchester Area
Mr and Mrs John L Radcliffe of Elizabeth New Jersey visited with their son and daughter in law at their Jefferson street home in Winchester. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Ray Drucker and their young daughter Marianne from Glen Rock New Jersey. The Radcliffes recently moved from Ridgewood New Jersey. Mrs Radcliffe is formerly Margaret Vass of Richmond Mississippi. Mrs Shirley Anne Christjohn and Preston A Christjohn jr students at Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh arrived in Winchester to spend vacation with their parents on West Cork street. Young Christjohn will return next week to pursue chemical engineering studies. Mr and Mrs Cecil Price Wolfe and their son Thomas Reed moved into a home on Miles O View near Charles Town Pike. Mrs Wolfe is formerly Nancy Buckinghan. Mr Frank S Miller returned to his West Boscawen street home after hospitalization for a broken arm. Master David Forpey remains improving after Memorial Hospital treatment. Mr Trent Clarks of Oxia Nebraska visits his father Mrs Sally Clark plans to return home. Mrs Greely Yost Berkeley Springs and Mr and Mrs Holmes Owens hosted visitors and friends at their home on Grimes Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Radcliffe
Elizabeth
N. J
Milton R. Radcliffe
Jefferson Street
City
Ray <Drukker
Marianne
Glen Rock
Radcliffes
Ridgewood
Radcliffe
Margaret Vass
Richmond
Miss. Shirley
Anne Christjohn
Preston Ca. Christjohn
Jdr
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Winchester
P. A. Christjohn
West Cork Street
Christjohn
Suer
Cecil Price Wolfe
Thomas Reed
Miles O’view
Charles Town
Wolfe
Nancye Buckinghan
Frank S. Miller
West Boscawen Street
City, Memorial Hospital
Berryville Socials and Local Movements Highlight Busy Week
Berryville residents host and visit relatives in Washington Arlington and Irvington while others attend conventions and spend weekends in nearby cities. Notables include Capt H B Bell and family, Miss Nora Moore, Miss Elaine Scheuer, the Pine family at the Virginia Thermoaceautical Convention, and the Cabell funeral in Green Hill Cemetery following a sudden May 21 death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Russ Elvira D. Cabell
Easy Open Drift Sunsuit Pattern 4836
Pattern 4836 offers an all in one piece sunsuit with simple skirt buttons and flat ironing. Includes illustrated instructions and finishes in sizes 12 through 20 with yardage for bra 11 8 yds skirt 2 yds shorts 1 18 yds. Send 25 cents to Pattern Department, 243 West 17th St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
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Miss Tevalt
F. M. Ritter
Lutheran Women’s Group
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Jean Marie Robinson
Jewish Women’s Club
Brown & White
Winchester — Front Royal Chambersburg
TOY & Novelty Shop
N. Loudoun St
Business College
W. Boscawen
American Express
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fairplay
Pine Motor CO
Billy P. Forey
Memorial Hospital
David Forpey
Trent Clarks
Oxia
Nebr
Dars
Sally Clark
Yen
Mmess
Greely Yost
Berkeley
W. Va
Holmes Owens
Pia Owens
Luther Dodson
Anton
Eaivin Owens
Ornssel
Kenneth Minnick
Earl
Curtis
Dawal
Dodson
Bugs
Corrigan
Gaunt
Watford
England
Sarah Waldock
Berryville Socials
H. B. Bell
Bel
Susanne Bell
Harmon Bel Jy
Washington, D. C
Morton C. Mumma
Mumma
Louise H. Kerfoor
Franzes Kerfoot Dorsey
Mrs. Kerfoot
Kenry Kerfoot
J. O. Krouse
Marshall Krouse
Irvington, N. J
Nora B. Moore
Washington
O'Fallon
St. Louis, Mo
Ilton Valley Estate
Robert Merchant
Shepherdstown
Joel D. Griffing
George Pine
Virginia Tharm
Oaceautical Convention
Roanoke
Carol Pine
Ginger Locke
Roy Locke
Elaine Scheuer
Baltimore, Md
Leon Scheuer
Miss Betty Scheuer
Carl Lewis
Norma Drury
Raymond Shackleford
Earl Hill
Washington, D.C
Ellis F. Jackson
Bobby Jackson
St. James, Md
Braven Spielman
Grayson Spenslier, Jr
Newton D. Baker Veterans Center
Petter
E. Piccadilly St
Lovett Bros
Oan
U.S. Tires
By Obnne Alans
Shawanogi
Capon Bridge
Irene H. Covington
Richmond, Va
Varina
the Food Center
Jones
Order of the Golden Rule
Haldeman’s
Hill’s
Loudoun
L&f
Cameron St
Capitol
Cather & Moling
Bates
Timberlake
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Alabama
Piccadilly
Russell
Wilson Brothers
W. Boscawen St
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