Miss Lois McDonald Weds John Slater at First Baptist
Miss Lois Lou McDonald of Route 2 marries John Henry Slater of Route 4 on October at 2 in the afternoon. Dr E T Clark performs the ceremony at the First Baptist Church. Mrs Slater is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray McDonald and Mr Slater is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Slater. The bride wore a blue knit suit with navy accessories and white carnations. The mothers wore blue outfits. Mrs Slater attended James Wood High School and works at McCrory's. Mr Slater also attended James Wood High School and works at the Virginia Woolen Mill. The couple will live with the bride's parents.
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Lois Loutee McDonald
Route 2
John Henry Slater
Route 4
Wok
Otober
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Cimerich
Slater
Ray McDonald
Mr. Slater
Henry Slater
James Wood High School
McCrory's
Virginia Woolen Mill
Rummage and Bake Sale Planned by Local Groups
The Macedonia Women’s Society of Christian Service and the Cemetery Association announce a rummage sale Friday 3 to ? pm and all day Saturday at the corner of Fairfax Lane and Cameron Street. A bake sale will follow on Saturday with a large quantity of new woolen materials offered.
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Macedonia Women's Society of Christian Service
The
Cemetery Association
Fairfax Lane
Cameron St
First fall meeting of Junior Century Club
The first fall meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. John C. Hortenstine on Hawthorne Drive. It is scheduled for Wednesday at 3 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Century Club
John C. Hortenstine
Hawthorne Drive
Winchester Day Nursery PTA to Meet Monday Evening
The regular monthly meeting of the Winchester Day Nursery Parent Teachers Association is scheduled for Monday at 7 30 p m at the nursery located at 133 Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Day Nursery Parent-Teachers Association
Lincoln 8T
Round Hill Youth Fellowship Hosts Hayride and Wiener Roast
The Round Hill Methodist Youth Fellowship held an annual hayride Friday night with Stewart Ellis driving. The evening finished with a Wiener roast at Nelson Phelps’s home. Special guests were the boys from the William and Henry Evans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Methodist Youth Fellowship
Stewart Ellis
Nelson Phelps
William and Henry Evans
Wedding Guests Attend McDonald Slater Nuptials
Attendees at the Louise McDonald and John Henry Slater wedding include Mr and Mrs Ray McDonald, Mr and Mrs Henry Slater, and Mr and Mrs Melvin McDonald. John Allowatt and wife named their infant son John Lee. Joseph E Kalbach named to Mercersburg Academy chapel ushers. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Oan Goldizen named Richard Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allowatt
Braddock St
John Lee
Allowatt
Carol Snyder
Joseph E. Kalbach
J. L. Kalbach
W. Leicester St
Mercersburg Academy
Academy
Oan Goldizen
Apple Pie Ridge
Richard Allen
Goldizen
Maxine van Meter
Calendar of Events at War Memorial Building and Nearby Venues
Schedule lists multiple events across October including AAUW at 2 30 p m and 8 p m private parties Macedonia Church rummage sale at 301 N Loudoun 6 p m BPW Club at George Washington Hotel Round Hill PTA Woodmen of the World Praterna Order of Eagles John Dove Chapter Royal Arch at City Hall Hospital Auxiliary rummage sale 2998 Loudoun St Retail Merchants Alan at George Washington Hotel and McKinsey Canter Eastern Star at City Hall VFW and Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia Church
Cameron
George Washington Hotel
Round Hill Pta
Woodmen of the World
Praterna Order of Eagles
John Dove
Royal Arch
City Hall
Earn Macedonia Church
Loudoun &T
Hospital
Loudoun St
AAUW
War Memorial
Alan
Clearbrook Company
McKinsey
Births Reported for Kniceley Harris Lee Families
Birth notices record the birth of a girl Diane Elizabeth to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harris Lee of Stephenson. Mrs. Lee is the former Miss Catherine Patton. Also noted is the birth of a child to Mr. and Mrs. James Samuel Kniceley Jr at 1158 Purcell Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Samuel Kniceley
Purcell Ave
Kniceley
Frances Bradshaw
Edward Harris Lee
Stephenson
Diane Elizabeth
Lee
Catherine Patton
White Hall News Briefs Visit and Local Rainfall
A long list of local residents from White Hall and surrounding areas visited family and friends in Winchester and Hedgesville. Reports mention a heavy rain last Sunday causing a cistern to overflow and several Sunday visits by Luttrells, Allens, Browns, and others. Carter Luttrell and family traveled for business in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Roy Smelser
Robert Smelser
Haymarket
James Conner
Daniel Baker
Marvin Shaffer
Winchester
Eva Luttrell
Sunnyside
Carter Luttrell
Floyd Luttrell
Albert Luttrell
Gary Lee
Rosa Runkels
Hedgesville
W. Va
John Allen
Carrie Brown
Charlies
Gerald Shulis
Ida Welch
Paul Milburn
Ruth Ebersole
Boyd Allan
Elmer Aller
Gary Lee Luttrell
Earl Whitacre
Modern Etiquette Guidelines For Hosting And Weddings
A reader asks how to acknowledge compliments on a new home with warm phrases. Guidance notes a gracious refusal to be a bridesmaid when cost is an issue, emphasizing honesty and courtesy. Also clarifies that bread and butter plates are removed only when dessert is served.
Lessons in English By W L Gordon
A compact English lesson notes usage distinctions between conscious and aware, explains mispronunciations and misspellings, and introduces the word inexorable with pronunciation emphasis and a sample line. It urges daily vocabulary growth through mastering one word.
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W L. Gordon
Visitors flock to Paper Mill Road families over weekend
Weekend visitors to Mr and Mrs Jacob Copenhaver included Paul Sheetz Silver Spring MD Lottie Newcomb Washington DC Carper Winchester Edgar Manuel Hillsboro Ed White Winchester Herbert Copenhaver Diana New Market and Carroll D Smith Front Royal Harold Goode Wardensville and Shirley Foreman family. A hard rain Sunday caused no damage in the area.
Mrs Hammock Confined at Home in Annual Illness Update
Mrs Mar vin Hammock remains at home under physician care with sister Mrs R J Baldwin of Front Royal aiding until Sunday. Mrs Mabel Stickley of Bayard visited from Sunday to Tuesday evening. Mrs Stanley Ways has returned home from Winchester Memorial Hospital and is improving. Miss Margie Willis is ill and confined at home. Cindy Hare celebrated her 14th birthday hosted by Mrs Willan Haug with Cindy’s school friends. Mr Rufus Burcham checked into Newton D Baker Hospital Martinsburg for a midweek check-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridings Chapel
Marvin Hammock
Alness
R J. Baldwin
Front Royal
Hammock
Mabel Stickley
Bayard
Ham- Miocrr
Stanley Ways
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Margie Willis
Willan Haug
Cindy Hare
Cindy
Rufus Burcham
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Fremont Girl Falls From Tree During Nurse Visit
In Fremont Ohio five year old Susan Hoffman fell from a backyard tree as visiting nurse Rita Spieldenner called on her mother. The incident prompted medical evaluation and prompted safety checks at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Ohio
Susan Hoffman
Rita Spieldenner
Symington Attacks Benson on Farm Price Theory
Sen. Symington told a crowd at the National Corn Picking Contest that lower price supports fail to reduce production and instead spur more farming. He cited rising government-held stockpiles in wheat corn cotton and dairy as proof, arguing mobility and freedom are needed for true adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Agriculture Department
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Benson
Nexvile Pri
Iowa
Missouri
Senators Dismiss Khrushchev War Charge as False
Senators Mansfield and Wise rejected Khrushchev's claim that the United States pushed Turkey toward war with Syria as baseless. The Foreign Relations Committee members called the charges unfounded and the State Department echoed the assessment.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchchev
Turkey
Syria
Communist Party
New York Times
Senate
State Dulles
Middle East
Sen
Mansfield
Mont
Democratic Senate
Khrushchev
Robinson Wins Attendance Prize At PTA Meeting
The Robinson school won a cash award and a subscription to a national PTA measure for having the largest representation at the school of instruction last night. Six people attended the final session representing most Frederick County PTA groups, with leaders and speakers detailing how to organize committees plan programs and implement PTA work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson School
School of Instruction
Frederik County
PTA
Frederick County
George Harnsberger
Fort Republic
Shenandoah
F. W. Smith
Virginia Congress of Pta
Loring Woore
Robert Muller
Thomas Brumback
T. Coleman Game
Eugene Funkhouser
Larrick Hockman
Wal Owings
Gordon Armel
Light
Ed Liser
Rabbit hunting fades as Mayo reflects on railroading
John Mayo of Schuyler Virginia, a longtime Nelson and Albemarle railroad official, retires after 51k years. He recalls stopping the engine to shoot rabbits, claiming he once got 14 in a season while covering 32 miles daily after advancing from fireman in 1925.
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Schuyler
John Mayo
Mayo
Nelson and Albemarle
Smog Seen as Global Problem Says Ohio State Dean
Dr Chauncey D. Leake, assistant dean at Ohio State University, argues smog is a global issue. He says Los Angeles and other major industrial areas in the United States and abroad suffer from smog and should be managed by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Chauncey D. Leake
Ohio State University
England
Russia
Benson Escapes Egg Barrage at South Dakota event
Secretary of Agriculture Benson urged flexible supports for farm products while recounting an egg attack during a speech at the State Mechanical Corn-Picking Contest. The incident drew 7,000 onlookers as Maynard Bankly and four others admitted tossing eggs, with officials planning prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Benson
South Dakota
Joe Foss
Maynard Gudahl
Maynard Bankly
Volga
Bankly
Foss
Ray Quinn
Stout Falls
Roy Machow
Canton
Raiding squads confiscate sex themed materials in Kansas City
Raiding squads swept through a distributing house and five news stands taking magazines books photographs pamphlets calendars linked to sex or nude imagery. No arrests were made and Chief Bernard C. Brannon said the aim is to place the material before a court to define what the community deems objectionable literature. Circuit Judge Ben Terte issued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bernard C. Brannon
Ben Terte
Warrant Hearing Set Over Raid on Missouri Publications
A hearing is scheduled for next Wednesday on whether seized materials from a raid violate Missouri laws prohibiting lewd publications. The raid followed a recommendation by parent teacher groups. Kansas City will host 10 000 young people for the Future Farmers of America national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Brannon
Kansas City
The
Future Farmers of America
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