Longwood College Degrees Conclude With Notable Graduates
Among 130 degree candidates at Longwood College 65th commencement in Farmville on June 6 two local women stand out Miss Adelaide M Coble daughter of A Lee Coble and Miss Ida Paulett Pifer daughter of Lillian B Pifer Both from Winchester and Handley high school graduates Coble is active in Rotunda staff Dramatic club Pi Gamma Mu Cotillion club and Kappa Delta Pifer participates in Granddaughters club Cotillion club and Kappa Delta The Cobles plan to amend the commencement exercises
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood College
Farmville
Adelaide M. Coble
Ida Paulett Pifer
Miss Coble
A. Lee Coble
N. Washington St
Longwood
Rotunda
Dramatic Club
Pi Gamma Mu
Cotillion Club
Kappa Delta Sorority
Coble
Miss Pifer
Lilllian B. Pifer
W. Leicester Sr
Herman I. Pifer
Granddaughters Club
Handley High School
Garden Show Heads Are Announced for Winchester Event
Committee members and chairman named for the giant Community Flower Show and Plant Sale to be hosted by four Winchester garden clubs at the Winchester Armory at 3 p.m. June 3. Members drawn from Winchester Clarke Lord Fairfax Little and Old Fredericktown clubs with detailed roles listed for executive schedule publicity staging properties plant sale registration classification placement judging hospitality pages and hostesses along with admissions and numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Winchester Armory
Winchester-Clarke Club
Lord Fairfax Club
Little Garden Club
Old Fredericktown
H. Clayde Grange
Joseph Kalbach
Charles Marks
M. R. Radcliffe
Herbert Solenberger
Kate Kern
P. B. Grove
Paul Haldeman
Allan Hawthorne
F. L. Largent Jr
W. H. Lawrence Jr
Richard Lewis
John Carl Morgan
Arthur Robinson
Delmer Robinson
Paul Rosenberger
Glenn Seabright
Ridgely White
Leon Slavin
Stewart Bell
Walter Bosserman Jr
Carl Campbell
Roy Cather
Monford Custer
A. R. Dunning
Peyton Marshall
John Minnigerode
John Riley
Joseph Schroth
Philip Glaize
Frank Armsstrong
Lewis Baker
Elizabeth Barr
W. H. Bosserman
E. P. Browning
Rodney Freeman
Fred L. Glaize
Ellsworth Johnson
Granville Kelly
Alfred Kerfoot
H. R. Kern Jr
S. C. Pratt
George Snarr
E. C. Stuart Jr
Edward Turner
Helen Massey
Tom Baldridge
Curtis Frey
Wendell Goode
Sloan Kuykendall
C. H. Lyles
Kenneth Robinson
Robert Underwood
Edgar Whiting
Edward Barr
Henry Brown
Robert C. Green
Wilbur Krise
Chester Riley
Clark Cooper
J. W. Arthur
Lewis Barton
Ely Bradfield
Wilkie Hunt
B. M. Knight
James Reardon
Leonard Riley
E. G. Rusk
I. Fred Stine
Harold G. Brown
Carl McMullan
R. E. Myers
T. G. Scully
James Reardon Jr
Virginia Russell
Virgil Strader
A. B. Babb
W. A. Baker
Charles Coffman
B. B. Dutton
E. E. Harbaugh
H. B. McCormac
Joseph Massie Jr
W. P. McGuire
Seddon Nelson
Alvin Pennypacker
Noble Pierce
John Rice
Harry Russell
John Rodman
John H. Rosenberger
L. G. Sjostrom
Ribble MacKay Smith Wedding Announced
The Rev and Mrs Arthur Le Barron Ribble of Deming New Mexico announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia Leigh to Mr Alexander Mackay Smith Jr son of Mrs Joan H Mackay Smith and Mr Alexander Mackay Smith of Clarke County. The marriage occurred in Dover Delaware Feb 6. The couple reside in Miami Florida.
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Arthur LeBarron Ribble
Deming
New Mexico
Virginia Leigh
Alexander Mackay- Smith Jr
Joan H. Mackay-Smith
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Clarke County
Dover
Delaware
Mackay-Smith
Miami
Fila
GAA Bowlers Honored at Battletown Inn Dinner
Bowlers from two teams sponsored by the Girls Athletic Assn. were feted with a chicken dinner at Battletown Inn in Berryville Thursday night. Guests included Mrs. Wesley Crisman, Miss Elinor Summel, Miss Lucille Pope, and many others with toastmistress Mrs. Edna Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Assn
Battletown Inn
Berryville
Wesley Crisman
Marshall Boyd
Elinor Summel
Lucille Pope
Robert Grove
Charles Anderson
Wallace Weiner
Ray Burke
Wallace Dill
Charles Curry
Kathryn Malony
Robert Jasper
Edna Hyde
Gilbert Tillotson
Hyde
William Clark Jr
John Manuel
GAA
Ellis Ford
Robert Berry
Henry Kern Jr
James March
Tunstall Powers
Arthur Spaid
George Moyer
J. B. Sager
Ansel Solenberger
Richard Rosenberger
Charles Lillis
Douglas Butler
Donald Long
John Seabright
Orville Wine
Kathryn Sullivan
Audrey Stultz
Louise Avey
Lucille Sencindiver
Mrs McInturff and Hook Return from Washington
Mrs Rolland McInturff and Mrs Carson Hook have returned from Washington after visiting son in law Horace McInturff. Rev S J Goode and wife leave for Baltimore to attend a wedding then visit Washington before returning Monday. Burton Hoover Stephen son surgical patient in Winchester hospital improvement noted. Gainesboro Youth Fellowship to present program at 7 30 p m at church with Robert Adams in charge. Mrs H C Rickard Battle Ave visiting relatives in Norristown Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames McInturff
Hook
Washington
Rolland McInturff
S. Loudoun St
Carson Hook
W. Amherst St
Horace McInturff
S. J. Goode
W. Monmouth
Baltimore
Helen Louise Shagogue
Louis Baker Jr
St. Johns Lutheran Church
M. H. Shagogue
Gainesboro
H. C. Rickard
Battle Ave
Norristown
Local visiting relatives and guests listed
Mrs. Mattie Cousins of 525 Battle Ave. visits Washington and North Carolina. Mrs. Wm. R. Hillyard hosts guests Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Plundyke from New York City for the weekend at North Ave. Miss Bonnie Gail Seal of Holton Arms in Washington returns home to spend summer with her parents at 112 N. Cameron St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Cousins
Battle Ave
Washington
North Carolina
W. C. Plundyke
New York City
William R. Hillyard
North Ave
Bonnie Gail Seal
Holton Arms School
Mrs
Albert Seal
N. Cameron St
Week End Guests and Local Notices in Winchester
Dr and Mrs W D Myers host Mr and Mrs George Craig and Mr and Mrs Robert Patton of Arlington for the weekend. Miss Minnie Taylor improving after weeks in Winchester hospital. Julie Pitta to wed Lt John Francis White at Randolph AFB chapel in San Antonio Texas on June 25. Hellyn Keeler visiting parents on West Boscawen Street. Ridings Chapel service at 7 30 pm Sunday by Girls Missionary Guild with special music. Rev Floyd L Falk to speak. open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Myers
George Craig
Robert Patton
Arlington
W. Boscawen St
Antonio V. Pitta
Bluemont
Julie
John Francis White
US Air Force
Frank J. White
Worcester
Mass
Randolph Afb Chapel
San Antonio
Texas
Hellyn Keeler
Washington
Mrs
Charles R. Keeler
Ridings Chapel
Girls Missionary Guild
Floyd L. Falk
Virginia
L. P. Tederick
Births May 27 Announces Two Sons and One Daughter
May 27 birth notices report a son for Mr and Mrs Bageant of Route 2. the mother is Frances Darlington. A son for Mr and Mrs Mobley of Charles Town West Virginia. the mother is Margaret Lee Sowers. A daughter named Lucy Kurtz Eddy was born May 25 in Winchester hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Eddy of Route 1. the mother is Leona Largent daughter of the late A H Largent of Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Bageant
R. 2
Bageant
Frances Darlington
Neil Mobley
Charles Town
W. Va
Mobley
Margaret Lee Sowers
Richard Eddy
R. 1
Lucy Kurtz Eddy
Winchester Hospital
Eddy
Leona Largent
A. H. Largent
Frederick County
Women to Wear Hair Shorter, Says Fashion Council
Washington fashion leaders outline next fall hairstyles with shorter cuts yet still very feminine. Miss Ethel Gilchrist, president of the Washington Hair Dressers and Cosmetologists Assn., notes 15 styles were discussed by the Hair Fashion Council of America.
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Fashion Council
Washington
Ethel Gilchrist
Washington Hair Dressers and Cosmetologists Assn
Hair Fashion Council of America
Miss Gilchrist
New England Pastor to Speak at Winchester Congregational
Dr. Arthur Pratt of Mount Dora Florida will address Winchester Congregational Christian Church at 11 a.m. tomorrow as announced by Rev. Robert Witten. The former Greenfield Mass pastor and his wife were in a vehicle crash May 19 near White Post en route to Maine. Mrs Pratt suffered a fractured ankle but is improving at Winchester Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pratt
Mount Dora Fla
Winchester Congregational Christian Church
Robert Whitten
Second Congregational Church
Greenfield
Mass
Pratt
Maine
White Post
Calendar of events May 29 to June 1
Sunday events include Homecoming services at Welltown Methodist with Rev Oglesby and memorials at 2 30 for Alisom Cooper and Mt Carmel. Auxiliary at Old Stone church and Knights Templar Ascension day service at Grace Lutheran. Monday features post gatherings and a tour by Clarke County Historical Assn. Tuesday lists Ladies Day at the Golf Club and Lions Club meal and Bible study. Wednesday offers Kernstown PTA meeting with a special movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welltown Methodist Church
F. B. Oglesby
Alisom D. Cooper
Handley High School
Katherine Pan
Mt. Carmel
Burr P. Harrison
Old Stone Church
Greenspring
Ridings Chapel
Girls Missionary Guild
Floyd L. Falk
Winchester Commandery
Knights Templar
Grace Lutheran Church
Conrad Hoover Post Legionnaires
VFW Post
Capitol Theatre
Piccadilly St
National Cemetery
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Clarke County
Frederick County
Lions Club
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Women’s Civic League
First Baptist Church
Kernstown Pta
Weekly schedule of 4-H meetings and Red Cross drive
The Home Agent lists 4-H girls projects at Gore Star Tannery Armel Hayfield and North Frederick with meetings at schools and homes. Red Cross Bloodmobile clinic registration runs June 1 to 4 at the Red Cross office, needing 100 pints to go over the top. Contact phone 5412 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Armel
Armel School
Hayfield
Alice White
North Frederick
Whitacre Community Hall
Bloodmobile
Modern Etiquette Qs From Roberta Lee
A column on hosting norms advises that inviting a woman without her husband is acceptable and not obligatory. It says parents should not cue young guests to leave as it causes embarrassment. It also suggests hosts should provide cigarettes if guests smoke as a thoughtful gesture.
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon explains usage of phrases like beside and besides and corrects pronunciation of passe. It notes common misspellings and provides guidance on tracing words to roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
John
Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book Ad for Dresses
Beautiful sewing ad promotes the ANNE ADAMS Summer Pattern Book with pattern T4833 sizes 12 to 42, including a 16 sundress and bolero. It outlines fabric needs, easy sewing, illustrated instructions, and requests 30 cents for deluxe pattern handling to Winchester Star Pattern Dept. in New York, plus 15 cents for the pattern book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Salubrious climate praised for healthful benefits
An old note highlights the word salubrious defined as healthful with emphasis on its use in describing a climate. The excerpt invites readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily and cites Lalubrious as a misprint example for salubrious.
Miller Home Board To Meet Monday
The semi annual meeting of the Godfrey Miller Home Inc. board of directors will be held Monday. Rev. W. E. Eisenberg, president, says principal business will be adoption of by laws for the administration of the projected home at 288 S Loudoun St for elderly women.
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Godfrey Miller Home Inc
W. E. Eisenberg
S. Loudoun St
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John Hubbard
E. Germain St
Alfred Thomas
Lancaster
William Alabach
Drexel Hill
Opequon
Opequon Presbyterian Church
Ralph Marker
Brook’s Pharmacy
Lanisheries Fashion
Burton Hoover
Stephenson
South Braddock & Wolfe Sts
Black Valentine
Northern
Mrs. Mattie
Wm. R. Hillyard
Poeta
Gaunt
Minnie Taylor
S. Washington St
Julie Pitta
New England
Home Agent's
Gore High School
Star Tannery
Star Tannery School
Office For
Gore HD
Leslie Lucas
Roberta Lee
Free Land
America
Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Scranton
Cather
Norwood Coffee
Pes
Mee
Main St
Timberlake 'St. Linen Store
WINCHESTER _FRONT ROYAL
Miller’s Hardware
Aeva
Colom
Fey Iy
Miller’s Hardware and Household Supplies
N. Main St
Miller Home Board
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Model
Guy Wy
U.S
Anderson
E. Boscawen St
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