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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1946

Page

6

Elizabeth Riley and Norman Hall Wed at Grace Lutheran

Miss Elizabeth Austin Riley daughter of Mrs J W Riley Sr of 124 West Piccadilly street married Norman D Hall son of Mrs John G Hall of Pittsburgh at Grace Lutheran Church. The ceremony was at 8 p m officiated by Rev William Eisenberg. Attendants wore ivory brocade gowns and bouquets. Afterward a reception at the bride’s mother’s home preceded a wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains. The couple will reside in Pittsburgh with Mr Hall employed by Pittsburgh Railways.

Grace Lutheran Church Elizabeth Austin Riley J. W. Riley West Piccadilly Street Norman D. Hall John G. Hall Pittsburgh William Eisenberg Mildred Jones Mendelssohn John W. Riley,Jr C. Ridgely F. L. Sargent, Jr Jane Bickers White John Hammer Philadelphia C. B. Munson Washington William Bupp Robert W. Riley Wichita Falls Texas Hall Pocono Mountains Handley High School Sullins College Bristol Pittsburgh Railways F. L. Reifkohl San Juan Porto Rico Washington, D. C George Barrie San Diego Calif Tex John C. Hall, Sr John C. Hall, Jr Helen Williams Booth Beewie Oden Bowie Cammer Williams Prince George County Bubb New York City John Schultz

Winchester Junior Music Club Initiates New Members

Miss Jane Miller hosted the Winchester Junior Music Club at her North Avenue home Saturday. After a business session Miss Elizabeth Baker spoke on Music and Religion. Members performed including Betty Lou McFarland and June Henshall with Ralph Harry. Ronnie Willey and Jimmy Miller. New members welcomed: Barbara Wheeler, Helen Page Coble, Elizabeth Cather, Helen Johnson, Patsy Barton. Others included Jane Sowers, Susan Sowers, Barbara Brooks, Kathleen Mc Cartney.

Jane Miller Winchester North Avenue Elizabeth Baker Betty Lou McFarland June Henshall Ralph Harry Ronnie Willey Jimmy Miller Barbara Wheeler Helen Page Coble Elizabeth Cather Helen Johnson Patsy Barton Jane Sowers Susan Sowers Barbara Brooks Kathleen McCartney

Mrs Larrick Heads to Washington to Meet Daughter at Airport

Mrs. Herbert Larrick departed Winchester at noon for Washington to join her daughter Miss Nancy Larrick who arrived today at the National Airport after a four month tour of South America.

Herbert Larrick Winchester Washington Nancy Larrick National South Amer

Virginia LeMaster Weds Harley DeHaven at First Baptist

Mrs. Ernest LeMaster of North Loudoun announces the marriage of her daughter Virginia to Harley DeHaven of Opequon. The ceremony was held yesterday at 12:30 PM at First Baptist Church by Dr E T Clark with close family in attendance. The couple plans a brief southern trip and will reside in Portsmouth where DeHaven works at the Norfolk Navy Yard.

Ernest LeMaster North Loudoun Street Virginia Harley DeHaven Opequon DeHaven Hinkle Pitcock First Baptist Church E. T. Clark Elizabeth Grim Frank Burd Washington, D. C Mr. DeHaven Elsworth E. LeMaster South Mrs. DeHaven Portsmouth Norfolk Navy Yard

Miss Newcome Weds Sgt Joseph S Cox in Kentucky

Mrs G A Newcome announces the marriage of Ruth Alcinda Newcome to Sgt Joseph S Cox of Frankfort Kentucky. The double ring ceremony was October 11 at Danville First Brethren Church with Rev Charles I Stephenson officiating. The couple planned a ten day honeymoon with visits to Washington DC and plans to return to Frankfort where Cox serves on the State Highway Patrol.

G.A. Newcome Ruth Alcinda Joseph S. Cox Frankfort Charles I. Stephenson First Brethren Church Danville Charles R. Cox Lucille Cox Beaumont Inn Harrodsburg Sgt Mrs. Cox East National Avenue Washington, D. C Ida Garber Sgt. Cox State Highway Patrol

D A R Entertained At Woodstock Friday

Fort Loudoun Chapter Daughters of American Revolution met at Massanutten Military Academy Woodstock with Regent Ruth Rhodes presiding Brig Gen John Magruder spoke on war and peace intelligence and the group voted to donate to Blue Ridge Industrial School Bris Va to restore census records pre 1880 and county records Tea served by hostess Mrs H J Benchoff and assistants Included Woodstock members and many guests in attendance

Fort Loudoun Daughters of American Revolution H. J. Benchoff Massanutten Military Academy Woodstock Ruth Rhodes John Magruder Blue Ridge Industrial School Bris Benchoff Guy Benchoff J. C. Paxton Philip Williams Herbert Trotter W. A. Anderson

Winchester Clarke Garden Club Meets Wednesday in Berryville

The Winchester Clarke Garden Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 at The Knoll home of Mrs Blackburn Smith in Berryville. Mrs Bowyer Brown will be guest speaker on Flowers of Hawaii. A zinnia arrangement will headline the day’s special exhibit alongside other garden flowers.

Winchester-Clarke Garden Club

Girls Athletic Association Dinner Party Planned

Plans completed for a Girls Athletic Association dinner Thursday October 17 at Tokes Inn at 7 p.m. Members to attend should sign with Miss Marguerite Baker by Tuesday morning. Committee in charge includes Mrs. Clarence Hershman, chair, and Mrs. Joseph Ritter.

Girls Athletic Association Tokes Inn Marguerite Baker Clarence Hershman Joseph Ritter

Legion Auxiliary Meets Tonight at Elks Club

The Conrad Hoover Unit No. 21 of the American Legion Auxiliary meets at 7 45 tonight at the Elks Club. President Mrs Ralph Gray Pollard urges all members to attend as plans are made for the local Armistice Day observance.

Conrad Hoover American Legion The Elks Club Ralph Gray Pollard

Century Club Meets Tuesday Afternoon

The Century Club holds its first yearly meeting at 3 30 PM Tuesday at 106 South Washington Street hosted by Mrs Robert T Barton with guest speaker Mrs Ronald B Wilson presenting Portraits That Live A A U W hears Dr Mildred Taylor head of mathematics and astronomy at Mary Baldwin College discusses state and national AAUW activities and the Fellowship Fund impact.

Century Club Robert T. Barton South Washington Street Ronald 8. Wilson Mildred Taylor Richard F. Lewis Virginia State Division Taylor Mary Baldwin College Washington Fellowship Fund Europe Lewis John Carl Morgan R. B. Dechert F. M. Yellott

Helm Guests Here Yesterday From Louisville Kentucky

Mr and Mrs Thomas O Helm a Jr of Louisville Ky spent Sunday visiting Mrs Gray Beverley at her home on W Cork Street They are en route to Louisville after visiting their son at Woodbury Forest School They attended the Harvard Princeton football game in Princeton Saturday Will Spend Several Days In Richmond Mrs H Clay deGrange left today for Richmond to spend several days on business

Thomas O. Helm A Jr Louisville Gray Beverley W. Cork Street Helms Woodbury Forest School Princeton Will Richmond H. Clay deGrange

Stephens City HDC to Meet Wednesday Afternoon

The Stephens City Home Demonstration Club will assemble Wednesday at 1 30 PM at Mrs. Miller Bailey’s home. Also notes: Miss Charlotte Fishback recently had an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital and is recovering well. Mrs. Benjamin Massie and daughter Genevieve hosted a dinner at Sunnyside in Stephens City for Mr. and Mrs. Garland Dorsey, the former Rosa Maria Cresta of Gorizia Italy. Visitors included O J Dorsey Catherine Grove Carl Hicks Julian Larrick Carl Martin Branner and family Ruth Curtis and others. Perry B Wright and daughters Pat and Jo spent yesterday in Washington DC.

Stephens City Hdc Stephens City Home Demonstration Club Miller Bailey Massie Benjamin Massie Genevieve Massie Sunnyside Stephens City Garland Dorsey Italy Dorsey Rosa Maria Cresta Gorizia O. J. Dorsey Catherine Grove Carl Hicks Winchester Julian Larrick Gainesboro Carl Martin Branner Betty Lee Jean Rae Ruth Curtis Washington

Modern Etiquette Q A Do's for Handshakes Dining Knife Forks

The etiquette guidance says a man offers his hand and a woman may extend hers or not but should not refuse if he initiates. It instructs to place dining utensils from outside inward by use. It notes the bride should wait for others to call before making first calls after the wedding.

Lesson In English by W L Gordon Cogent Reasons for Correct Usage

Lesson notes on English usage with guidance on phrases to avoid and proper placement of words. Highlights misused terms pronunciation and spelling tips. Emphasizes daily vocabulary growth and practicing one word to mastery with cogent examples.

Local Travelers Attend National Mutual Insurance Agents Meeting

Mr. and Mrs. J A Hotinger left for New York City to attend the National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents meeting. They are joined by Mr. and Mrs. Alton Powell. Miss Rose Marie Foley of Frankfort Kentucky visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs G A Newcome on National Avenue.

New York City J. A. Hotinger National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents Alton Powell Rose Marie Foley Frankfort, Ky G. A. Newcome National Avenue

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