Tea at Spring Hill and a schedule of visits
Mrs. A S Pennypacker hosted tea at her Merrimans Lane home Spring Hill yesterday. William Bosserman will visit from Washington and Lee for the summer with his parents on Tennyson Ave. Miss Ethel Guess sails to Baltimore for a two week vacation with her uncle William Hanan.
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A.S. Pennypacker
Spring Hill
Merrimans Lane
William Bosserman
Washington and Lee
Walter Bosserman, Jr
Tennyson Ave
Ethel Guess
N. Braddock St
Baltimore, Md
William Hanan
Wo men's Civic League meets at Corner Kitchen
The executive board will meet Tuesday at 9 30 a m at the Corner Kitchen. Mrs John Carr, president, will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League Board
Women's Civic League
John Carr
Mrs Irvan O Connell Named President Of Women Of Christ Church
Mrs Irvan O Connell was named president of the Women of Christ Church at the general meeting. Other officers include Mrs Donald Buckley first vice president devotions Mrs Z B Lane second vice president education Mrs Frank Stinnett third vice president Christian social relations Mrs Boy Hamman secretary and Mrs John G Goodwin treasurer. Mrs J Robert Yerby named chairman of the house committee. Names for new guilds membership will be drawn June 9 and the guilds will meet the week of June 15. Mrs John J Carr and Mrs Joseph A Massie Jr are co chairmen for this year's Christmas shop.
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Irvan O'Connell
Women of Christ Church
Donald ¥. Buckley
Z. B. Lane
Frank Stinnett
Christian Social Relations
Boy, Hamman
John G. Goodwin
J. Robert Yerby
O'Connell
John J. Carr
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Piano Pupils Recital At Grace Lutheran Church
Mrs R C Evans presents piano pupils in recital at Grace Lutheran Church Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Participants include Jan Bamne Diane Newman Judy Paulette Pat Rambow Mary Scully Martha Bennett Sheri Lee Gaines Linda Snyder Judy Wiener Judy Belchie Mary Jo Maddox Sandra Morrison Jeanne Barr Bruce Chamberlin Carole Keiter Joyce Ketter Barbara Blackburn Carol Ann Gaines Mary Jane Akens Sandra Carpenter Mary Evans. Reservations for Lodge Restaurant near Woodstock MO 2 4878. Decoration Day service at Hebron Lutheran Church Intermont West Virginia to follow.
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R. C. Evans
Grace Lutheran Church
Jan
Anita Bamne
Diane Newman
Judy Paulette
Pat Rambow
Mary Scully
Martha Bennett
Sheri Lee Gaines
Linda Snyder
Judy Wiener
Judy Belchie
Mary Jo Maddox
Sandra Morrison
Jeanne Barr
Bruce Chamberlin
Carole Keiter
Joyce Ketter
Barbara Blackburn
Carol Ann Gaines
Mary Jane A‘kens
Sandra Carpenter
Mary Evans
Calendar of events shows local club meetings and theater
May 31 to June 6 calendar lists Mousetrap at Bark Mill Theatre and many group gatherings across town. Lions Club and Rotary style meetings, fire company events, bridge, camera club, AA, Moose and Rebekah Lodges, Kiwanis and Lions. Includes Girl Scouts Teen lounge and riding club activities.
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Bark Mill Theatre
Eagles
Loyal Order of Moose
Murphy's Feed Store
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
War Memorial
Girl
Lewis M. Allen Riding Club
Picnic Service and Talks at Local Church
The Rev God don Zirkle will lead a church event tomorrow at 10 a.m. Speakers will address both morning and afternoon sessions and attendees are asked to bring their own picnic lunches.
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Goddon Zirkle
Birth Announcements for Williams Kennedy Beeler Holliday
May 20 a son Donald Ray to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williams at 1601 Loudoun Street. May 30 a son Bryan Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy at 395 E Pall Mall Street. A daughter to Pfc and Mrs. Raymond Lowe Beeler of Strasburg. Mrs. Beeler is Nancy Lee Hockman. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clement Wayne Holliday of Gore. Mrs. Holliday is Betty Jean Dunlap.
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Raymond Williams
Loudoun St
Donald Ray
Robert Patrick Kennedy
E. Pall Mall St
Bryan Lee
Kennedy
Mildred Ellen Godwin
Pfc
Raymond Lowe
Beeler
Strasburg
Nancy Lee Hockman
Clement Wayne Holliday
Gore
Revival rector co-owns race horse named Misbehave
Lexington reports The Rev. Robert Estill rector of Christ Episcopal Church is a partial owner of a race horse named Misbehave. The announcement appears in local racing circles and church circles alike.
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Lexington
Robert Estill
Christ Episcopal Church
Two Local Women Graduate Sunday From Radford
Miss June Juanita Spring daughter of Mr and Mrs Denver P Spring Elm St and Mrs Judith Anderson Mayes daughter of Mr and Mrs W Turner Anderson former residents of this city will graduate tomorrow from Radford College Radford. Spring earns a B S in institutional management and dietetics and Mayes a B S in Elementary Education.
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June Juanita Spring
Denver P. Spring
Elm St
Judith Anderson Mayes
W. Turner Anderson
Radford College
Radford
Miss Spring
Wesley Foundation
Wesley Players
Wesley Council
The
Highlanders
Radford Band
Y.W.C.A
Berryville Merchants Set Summer Schedule
Berryville stores plan early closes on Wednesday afternoons starting June 11. Throughout June July and August closing time will be 12 30 p m.
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Berryville Merchants
Berryville
Pickets Block Philadelphia Inquirer Distribution
Members of Teamsters Local 628 set picket lines around the Philadelphia Inquirer halting that morning's editions. The union also represents drivers at the Bulletin Daily News and Courier Post with contracts expired, seeking changes to a clause penalizing delivery across picket lines. Wages were $94.50 for a 37.5 hour week under the expired deal.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters Local
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Bulletin
Philadelphia Daily News
Camden, NJ
Courier Post
the Inquirer
The
Bulletin and
News
Missionary posts fiery warning at police station door
In Clinton Indiana a local minister visiting the police station to pay a parking ticket left a sign on the door. The message warned that officers not parking their “carcasses” in church pews would face hell. The incident drew attention for its blunt tone.
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Clinton
Ind
Bible School Set June 9 20 At EUB Church
The First Evangelical United Brethren Church announces a Bible School from June 9 to June 20. Sessions run 9 to 11:30 a.m. with a June 22 Children’s Day program and no-penalty makeup for missed first day participants. Themes cover Exploring God's World and specific department focuses led by Mrs. Wallace J. Lutz, Mrs. L. Paul Everline, Mrs. Harold Bageant, and others.
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First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bible School
God
Wallace J. Lutz
L. Paul Everline
Harold Bageant
Luther P. Tederick
Carl W. Hisner
Herbert Popes
First Church
Books Needed For Christ Church Sidewalk Cafe
Books are the theme of this year's Sidewalk Cafe at Christ Episcopal Church in front of the new parish hall. Books will be sold inexpensively during the event, and contributions should be brought to the church office by Tuesday. The lunch and fashion show favors are being made by St. Anne's Guild with several Sunday and catechism classes involved.
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Christ Episcopal Church
St. Anne’s Guild
John Carr
Harry Dunn
Robert Kern
Frank Stinnett
Stinnett
Book Mart
Charles Rupp
John Scully
William Gentry
William Battaile
Clarke High School Holds Ring Dance for 1959 Class
Clarke County High School in Berryville staged the ring dance for the class of 1959. Each senior presented a junior with a class ring. Miss Alva Hummer received a bracelet from the Recreation Committee for her sponsor job this year. Over 200 students and 1957 graduates attended in the cafeteria with music by the Teenagers.
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Berryville
Clarke County High School
Alva Hummer
Student Cooperative Association
Evangelist Billy Graham Extends Crusade In San Francisco
Billy Graham ends his fifth week in San Francisco with 477,100 attendance at Cow Palace and 17,254 decisions for Christ. He extends the six week crusade at least one week to June 15 and hints at another extension. He spoke on Memorial Day about liberties bought with blood.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
Cow Palace
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact English lesson discusses common word usage and pronunciation. It highlights proper forms like whoever and whom, notes mispronunciations such as lauterne, and explains misspellings with double letters. A daily vocabulary note introduces primordial as the first to exist and urges mastering one word each day.
Long Army Career Ends for Lt Col Hilda Lovett at Walter Reed
Lt Col Hilda M. Lovett of Stephens City retires after a career spanning Walter Reed Army Hospital where she served as Chief of the Food Service Division since 1956. Her leadership and patient welfare dedication were honored with a Certificate of Achievement and a This Is Your Life scrapbook at a farewell salute.
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Hilda M. Lovett
Stephens City
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Food Service Division
Walter Reed Command
Col. Lovett
H. P. Lovett
Harry Lovett
Col
Charles H. Mason
Walter Reed
The
Food Service
Army Medical Specialist Corps
Ft. McPherson
Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Virginia Public Schools
American Dietetic Association
Association of Military Surgeons
Kindergarten Flower Show and Commencement at First Presbyterian
The weekday Kindergarten of the First Presbyterian Church held a flower show and commencement on Wednesday. Blue, red, and yellow ribbons were awarded to numerous students including Kenny Yost Gail McLaughlin Barbara Bachrach Debbie Plank Vic Arthur Greg Seldon Becky Duncan Howard Patterson and others. Mrs James Madden received a gift for six years of teaching service and will join public schools next fall. Mrs C Irvine Cather directs with Mrs Madden and Miss Sara Tanguary assisting. Enrollment this year reached 43.
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First Presbyterian Church
Kenny Yost
Gail McLaughlin
Barbara Bachrach
Debbie Plank
Vic Arthur
Greg Seldon
Becky Duncan
Howard Patterson
Fred Larrick
Kim Whitham
Jane Butler
Mary Jordan Gregory
Jimmy Biggs
Debbie Sue Long
Jill Feltner
Wayne Whitham
Donnie Plumly
Philip Shobe
Gus Cahill
Dottie Glaize
David Costlow
Sherrard Bell
Barbara Cochran
Bobby Huntsberry
Carol Jean Lamp
Bud Child
David Kern
Marshal Blosser
Jane Crum
Jay Lucas
Leslie Edwards
Ann Stewart
Ted Germroth
Jerry Germroth
Eberle Damron
Billy Bayliss
Barbie Buncutter
Gail Larrick
Billy English
Bobby Simmons
Meg Strader
James Madden
Leonard B. Sirbaugh
Madden
C. Irvine Cather
Sara Tanguary
Modern Etiquette Q A Advice Column Chatter
A Q A etiquette column discusses whether to host a shower for an eloped friend and how to introduce a son's fiancée. It notes that such gifts can be nice and that using “my dear” is acceptable if not overdone, with sample introductions for a future daughter in law. The column ends with a statistic about newspaper sales exceeding US car registrations.
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Joyce Roberts
Area Bank Women Hear Mrs Lockard at AIB Meeting
Mrs Nancy B Lockard of Lynchburg addressed the Stonewall Jackson Chapter AIB annual meeting after a dinner at the Virginia Gentleman in Front Royal with women bank staff from Frederick Clarke Shenandoah Warren and Page Counties The program included entertainment by Miss Carol Mumpower from Winchester and other performers The banquet committee was led by Mrs Dorothy Shenk of Berryville and included several other local women.
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Nancy B. Lockard
Lynchburg
American Institute of Banking
Stonewall Jackson
AIB
Virginia
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Janet Rhodes
Commercial and Savings Bank
Lockard
Warren Hackett
Dale Carnegie Club International
Lynchburg Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lynchburg National Bank and Trust Co
Charlotte Brown
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester
Carol Mumpower
John L. Kater
Berryville
Jenny Lynn Levi
Bonnie Carlisle
Madelyn Ramsburg
Strasburg
Differentials
Tommy &Verhart
Douglas Arthur
Terry Clem
Steve Clem
Dorothy Shenk
Margaret S. Payne
Dorothy McCauley
Alice Swan
Front Royal
Delores Wilson
Isabelle B. Hickman
This City
Mildred Ridings
Eva Mae Johnson
Straeburg
Mrs Cleve Marple Celebrates Eighty Fourth Birthday
Hayfield brief notes say Mrs Cleve Marple marked her eighty four birthday quietly at home last Friday. Visitors included Mrs Frank Wymer and Ruth of Barberton Ohio. She and husband Mr Marple hosted others at various times this week.
Biblical Kittens Named Surely Goodness and Mercy
Enid Oklahoma reports Bill Williams names his three new kittens Surely Goodness and Mercy in a light local feature. The human interest note highlights playful pets and a quirky naming choice from a resident.
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Enid, Okla
Bill Williams
Surely
Goodness
Mercy
Newspaper readership and daily word intake
The note claims that nearly every person reads a newspaper daily with over 100 million readers on an average day. It adds that in a year the total words read by the average adult would fill more than 90 full length books.
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United States
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