Miss Dearing Weds Luther W Carroll in Cedartown Nuptials
Miss Doris J. Dearing daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene F Dearing of Whitlock Ave and Luther W Carroll son of the late Mr and Mrs Marion J Carroll of Cedartown Georgia were married September 28 at the Lumpkin home in Cedartown Rev E J Holbrook officiated The bride wore a navy wool dress with white and navy accessories and carried a white prayerbook with purple orchid and orange blossoms Betty Jo Dearing served as maid of honor Best man was Howard Carroll Carroll is an international representative for the United Textile Workers of America and a Cedartown High School graduate The couple’s education and careers are noted with Mrs Carroll a Handley High School graduate who attended the University of North Carolina Women’s College in Greensboro NC and Carroll a University of Wisconsin law student and Greensboro area businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris J. Dearing
Eugene F. Dearing
Whitlock Ave
Luther W. Carroll
Marion J. Carroll
Cedartown
Georgia
Harry Lumpkin
E. J. Holbrook
Betty Jo Dearing
Howard
Carroll
Birth announcement for Darrel Miles Derflinger
Mr and Mrs Raymond Derflinger greet the birth of their son Darrel Miles on October 3 Mrs Derflinger is formerly Miss Hilda Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Derflinger
Darrel Miles
Little Garden Club Meets at Mrs Glaize Home
The Little Garden Club met Friday at the home of Mrs. Philip Glaize on Lee Street. Dr. E C Stuart spoke on evergreens and shrubs for small gardens. Awards for arrangements were given to Line Mrs. H P Rhodes blue, Mrs Delmer Robinson red, and a specimen small double dahlia blue to Mrs. H P Rhodes. Tea followed hosted by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Garden Club
Philip Glaize
Lee St
E. C. Stuart
H. P Rhodes
Delmer Robinson
H. P. Rhodes
Church Women’s Society Meeting Tomorrow Evening
The W S W of the First Baptist Church will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30. Mrs Mary Everline will lead the devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.W
B.U. B
Mary Everline
Colonial Garden Club Set to Meet on Bulbs Exhibit
The Colonial Garden Club meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. with host Mrs. B J Sager at 428 West Leicester Street. Speaker Claude B Smalts Jr will discuss Planting Bulbs and a special exhibit features a mass chrysanthemum arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Garden Club
B. J. Sager
Leicester St
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Pvt Stultz Returns To Camp Breckinridge
Pvt Glen Stultz returns to Camp Breckinridge Kentucky for an eight week Leadership School course after eight days at home with his wife on Woodland Avenue. The Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR monthly meeting is canceled due to the death of Mrs George H Slater. date to be announced. Parent-Teachers Association Kernstown School to meet tomorrow at 8 pm. Rexall One Cent Sale advertised for Oct 15 18 at Brooks Pharmacy with Life Colliers Post appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Loudoun
the Daughters of the American Revolution
George H. Slater
Glen Stultz
Camp Breckinridge
Woodland Ave
E. W. Stultz
Parent-Teachers Association of
Kernstown School
Rexall
LIFE
LOOK
Colliers
St. Eve. Post
Farm Journal
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Drug Store
Calendar of October Meetings and Events Listed
October events include the McKinley Chapter Eastern Star at City Hall and the Municipal Band at Rouse Madison Lodge Hall. Other activities feature Lions and Exchange clubs at George Washington Hotel, American Legion Auxiliary, Winchester Camera Club, Moose, Rebekah Lodge, Welltown M Y church, Alcoholics Anonymous, and more, with multiple 8 p.m. sessions and 7 30 p.m. or 8 p.m. time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Eastern Star City Hall
Rouse
Madison Lodge Hall
Holy Name Society
Sacred Heart Church
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Exchange Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Home
Winchester «Camera Club
Murphy's Feed
Moose Clue
Rebekah Lodge
Welltown M. Y
Alcoholics Anonymous
Friendship Fire Hall
Miss Brown Bride of Charles Payne in Arlington
Miss Barbara Anne Brown daughter of Mrs. Catherine Atkins Brown of Sperryville wed Charles Edward Payne son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Payne of Washington Virginia in Arlington Methodist Church on October 4. The Rev. Harry W. Backus conducted the double ring ceremony with reception at the Ayler home. The bride wore white lace and net with a seed pearl coronet and carried a prayer book with a white orchid. Other members of the wedding party included Mrs. Roy White Jr as matron of honor, Miss Joan Kelly Aylor and Mrs. Joseph Henry Aylor as bridesmaids, William Payne as best man and ushers Joseph Henry Ayler and Melvin Gides. The couple plan a southern wedding trip and home in Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Anne Brown
Catherine Atkins Brown
Sperryville
Charles Edward Payne
Luther Payne
Washington, Va
Arlington Methodist Church
Harry W. Backus
Carlton Atkins
Roy White, Jr
Joan Kelly Aylor
Joseph Henry Aylor
William Payne
Washington
Payne
Arlington
Births October 1 and 12 in Various Families
Birth notices list a girl for Theodore Smeltzer and Alice Painter in Browntown, a girl for Carl Baker and Lucille Conner in Toms Brook, a boy for Benjamin Settle and Juanita Unger in Berryville, a boy for Romaine Patton and Ethelyn Castleman in Stephenson, and a girl for John Rudolph and Catherine Polhamus in Lincoln on October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Smeltzer
Browntown
Smeltzer
Alice Painter
Carl Baker
Toms Brook
Baker
Lucille Conner
Benjamin Settle
Berryville
Settle
Juanita Unger
Romaine Patton
Stephenson
Patton
Ethelyn Castleman
Dutch Oven Dinners Highlight Frugal October Menus
Cozy kitchen feature on Dutch oven cooking values with October menu ideas. Describes using affordable cuts like chuck and lamb shoulder to create flavorful stews and roasts. Includes step by step timing, seasonings, and sides such as vegetables and salads for hearty, economical meals.
Modern Etiquette Q and A on condolences and table manners
A column by Roberta Lee offers a condolence letter sample addressing deep sympathy and comfort. It also covers etiquette for rinsing fingers without a finger bowl by dampening a napkin corner and wiping. The seating advice for four people pairs the two women to face each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Secrets of Charm by John Robert Powers
A health column advises on skin care for acne and cleanliness. It stresses outer cleansing, diet, and sun exposure, and warns against self treatment for eruptions. The piece includes steps for a facial routine and marketing for a beauty booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrets OF Charm
John Robert Powers
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Lamb and Rice Casserole from Cooking's Fun
Lamb and rice casserole recipe by Cecily Brownstone using lamb shoulder and olives. Rice browning, meat searing, onion saut, then simmer with tomato juice and water, bake in 325F oven for 60 minutes total, olives folded in before final 15 minutes. Serves four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
Daily English notes cover misused words mispronunciations and common spellings. Entries include pinch-hit usage mispronounced mousse jam vs jamb and synonyms for neglect with a focus on the word rebuff defined as a curt refusal or snub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
John Smith
Medical College of Virginia Sees Death Ray Promise
A three year MCV study on an ultrasonic generator claims possible medical uses for ultrasonic shocks. Researchers caution results are not yet publishable but note potential to speed blood flow and destroy diseased tissue while sparing healthy tissue. German tests suggested ulcers cancers arthritis and inflammations could be helped by the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Medical College of Virginia
R N. Eubank
Medical College of
Red Slogans Hail Anniversary in China
A Peiping radio broadcast reveals 61 slogans celebrating the third anniversary of Communist rule in China. Examples praise workers across sectors and urge continued anti American and anti war messaging including supporting Korea and resisting aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Peiping Radio
China
Korea
Local Man Wins Mason-Dixon Bridge Title in Cumberland
Richard Bowers of this city and his partner Alvin Roth director of the Charles Gorin Bridge School in Washington won the Men’s Pair Bridge Tournament in Cumberland Maryland Saturday. The event was part of the two day Mason Dixon sectional bridge tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bowers
Alvin Roth
Charles Gorin
Washington
Cumberland
Washline Raiders Nabbed in Missoula Laundering Case
In MisSOULA two teenage boys are held after police found six freshly laundered shirts among three large boxes, solving a series of clothsline raids that troubled 12 families. The commissioner of public safety identified the evidence, marking a breakthrough for investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Commissioner of Public Safety
Carinthia Bans Wild West and Gangster Pulp
The Austrian province of Carinthia ordered the distribution and sale of all Wild West and Gangster pulp magazines and books banned last week to avoid moral corruption and to curb stories that excessively stimulate the nerves to acts of force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Carinthia
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Miss Dearing
Mrs. Derflinger
B.U.B. Group
D.A.R
Pvt. Stultz
Ernstown Pta Eets
Bobbie Conrad
Miss Brown
Charles Payne
Cpl Santman
Courtney L. Santman
Valley
Ave
Camp Kilmer
N. J
England
Mrs. Price
Jack Shelley
Hollywood
Calif
Shirley Price
Braddock St
Mrs. Arthur
J. Victor Arthur, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Arthur
Susan Knight
Winchester
W. Tyler Henry
Henry
America
Huntsberrys
John T. Rudolph
Lincoln
By Martha W. Levi
Octor
Roberta Lee
Christ Episcopal Church
Gaunt
Desert
the Food Center
N. N
Loudoun
Winchester Business & Professional Women’s Club
The
Presbyterian Church
the Commercial & Savings
Orion
Cather’s Dep’t. Store
Timberlake
Elsie-Kay Shoppe
Gouth Braddock St
Ace Vet Wen Ny
Ace
Enna
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun
Shoecenter
Main St
Winchester Furniture Co
South Main St
Christ Episcopal Church Parish House
St. Mary's Guild
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Sheffield
Penney’s
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