Charlotte Bride Weds Richard F. Hatcher Jr. in Elegant Gown
The ceremony at Queens College chapel united the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Felix Hatcher at 211 W Leicester St. The bride wore ivory satin brocade with a pleated neckline and a pearl necklace. Attendants included the bride’s sister Mrs Henry H Martin. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs George F Brown, is employed in Charlotte. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Tennessee and the Shenandoah Valley and will reside at 2250 Colony Road Charlotte.
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Henry H. Martin
Richard Felix Ha
Leicester St
Handley Hig School
Queens College Charlotte
Kappa Delta
Queens Cel
George F. Brown
Charlotte
Winchester Surgical Supply Company
James E. Jones
Hunter B. Blakely
Queens College
Hatcher
Robert Bryam
Dick Bigham
Bruce Brown
Bill McGinn
Tennessee
North Carolina
Shenandoah Valley
Wincheser
Richard Felix Hatcher
Louis E. Rice Sr
Beverly N. Rice
Colony Road
Mrs Keckley Returns Home After Serious Operation
Mrs Keckley and Mrs M A Keckley have both recovered from a major operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Keckley has moved back to her Fairfax Lane home and is improving steadily.
Calendar of Events for Sunnyside and Neighboring Groups
Activities listed include a Friday night Young Peoples gathering at Stines chapel and a Woodmen of the World meeting at Odd Fellows hall, a Junior Board of Trade dinner at Kenilworth Inn, a Redland Methodist rummage sale, a Sunday Junior Music Club concert, Le Cercle Francais at Mrs. Lewis Hyde Jr. home, and Barter Theatre at Handley school plus an Eastern Star gathering at City hall.
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Young Peoples Group
Sunnyside
Albin
Stines Chapel
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows Hall
Junior Board of Trade
Kenilworth Inn
Wonder Store
Redland
Lewis Hyde Jr
S. Washington St
Handley School
Eastern Star
City Hall
Nurse Crane Engaged to Mr Lineweaver in Martinsburg
Miss Hilda Eloise Crane, a nurse at Newton D. Baker hospital in Martinsburg, announced her engagement to Mr. Paul Wilton Lineweaver, son of Mrs. Bessie Lineweaver of Berkeley Springs. The couple plan to marry at 2 p.m. November 16 in the Church of Christ Capon Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Eloise Crane
Paul Wilton Lineweaver
Miss Crane
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Grover Crane
Lineweaver
Bessie Lineweaver
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Church of Christ, Capon Bridge
Little Garden Club Meets with Speaker on Zoning and Beautification
The Little Garden Club gathered October 20 at Mrs. John M. Steck Jr. home with guest speaker H. Clay de Grange. Talk covered Highway Beautification and City and County Zoning. Awards announced across rooms with high scores and named chairs. General class prizes went to Clarke Cooper and John Pennypacker for miniature, medium arrangements.
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Little Garden Club
John M. Steck Jr
H. Clay de Grange
William Lawrence
Walter Bosserman Jr
Elizabeth Barr
W. W. Baker
Sun Porch
B. B. Dutton
Delmar Robinson
Clarke Cooper
John Pennypacker
Distinguishing Perseverance From Obstinacy
Roberta Lee notes a clear difference between perseverance and obstinacy. Perseverance comes from a strong will, while obstinacy stems from a strong wont. She answers wedding etiquette questions about the bride’s trousseau and selecting colors to enhance brown eyes.
Social Pages Note Welcomes Guests and Thanks Donors
Mrs O Connell hosted family from Baden and Sen Seny Road while Mrs Carper entertained her niece Miss Madeline Loy from Falls Church over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Hugh Anderson with Linda Darlene returned from West Virginia. The Winchester Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary thanks donors for a successful October 18 rummage sale.
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Hugh Anderson
Linda Darlene
Albin
West Virginia
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Quarters Sought for Collegians for State Baptist Union
Mrs Ralph Hengeveld heads an appeal listing quarters for 300 collegians attending the state Baptist Student Union convention at the end of October. Additional rooms may be available and contact numbers 5534 or 5367 are provided.
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Ralph Hengeveld
Home Committee
Woman in Bath Surrenders Policy Slips to Police
Baltimore October 24 Capt Alexander Emerson head of the police vice squad described a dramatic recovery of burning slips from a suspect in a bathtub with a woman. He said he opened the door to see only her head and shoulders and forced the surrender of the slips. Morris was fined $100 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Alexander Emerson
James H. Morris
Emerson
Morris
Baltimore’s Population in 1797 Reaches Two Thousand
The Baltimore population stood at about 2,000 residents in the year 1797. This figure reflects Baltimore’s early growth as a port city during the late 18th century.
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Baltimore
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Language guidance focuses on correct usage and pronunciation. It highlights common misuses and spelling quirks and explains how to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily. Today's term is scurrility defined as coarse vulgarity in conversation.
Sew-easy Pattern 4902 for blouse hood and gloves
Easy to use pattern 4902 creates a blouse without side-seams in tubular Jersey with no waist placket elastic and includes hood and gloves in adjustable size. Size 16 set requires 18 yards of 54 inch fabric. price twenty five cents. Send name address zone size and style number to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept. NYC.
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Winchester
Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Intrastate Freight Rate Hearing Set for Nov 17
The State Corporation Commission in Richmond has scheduled a hearing at 10 a m on November 17 on a petition by Virginia railroads to establish a permanent ten percent base freight rate increase within the state. The petition follows a denied request for a temporary boost issued yesterday by the SCC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Virginia
SCC
Lutheran Youth Rally Scheduled at Woodstock
About 200 youths from Winchester and New Market Lutheran League conferences will attend an all day rally Sunday at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Woodstock. The event marks the first rally of two conferences merging to form the Shenandoah conference of the Virginia Lutheran Synod. Rev. J. P. Derrick leads the Woodstock church with Henry Horn of Marion College delivering the 11 a.m. sermon and luncheon served by local church women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchesters
New Market
Patricia Frye
Dorothy Dick
Dorothy Eisenberg
John Lee Funk
Winchester
Scoutmasters Plan District Dinner
The annual Boy Scouts Shaw nee district election meeting and scoutmasters appreciation dinner will be held Dec. 8. District Chairman L. G. Sjos trom appointed committees for arrangements program and nominating, with names including Wilbur Johnston Ryland Conner Henry Hardenburg Harold Potts B. E. Rogers Ben Belchie Roy Potts and A. R. Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Sjostrom
Wilbur Johnston
Ryland Conner
Henry Hardenburg
Harold Potts
Berryville
B. E. Rogers
Middleown
Ben Belchie
Roy Potts
A. R. Marks
Stephens City
New Kiwanis district formed with Roanoke convention
The Kiwanis club of Winchester joins a new seven club District No 9 created at a Roanoke convention. The Front Royal club is included in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Winchester
Roanoke
Front Royal Club
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Rexall
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Anne SV
Nurse Crane
Garden Awards
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E. Piccadilly
Elwood Carper
Jimmy
Judy Dix
Delores Goods
Bonnie and Wetherley Good
Delina Wagner
Jimmy Thorpe
Sonny Kirk
Johnny
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Carol Emerson
Eddy Farmer
Buddy Carper
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Shirley Kelchner
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Gale
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Barbara Jones
Joan Miller
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Jeannette Hodgeson
Phyllis Emerson
Doris Lake
Martha Ann Willey
Sarah Goode
Elda-Mae Boyce
Patsy Carper
James Dix
James Goode
Maggie Grove
Woodrow Keller
Senseng Rd
Juliette Gordon Low
Girl Scouts
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Winchester Girl Scout Council
Ladies Aid Society
Redland Methodist Church
Whitacre
Wonder
Kaywoodie
Dr. Grabow
Gaunt's Drug Store
Roberta Lee
Bath
W. L. Gordon
By Onne Oddams
Chas. S. Crisman Dry Cleaner
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Lady Hamilton
Milady
Dyerloy
Sendsihing
Eure Chinen
Clowe's Jewelry Store
Lutheran
Woodstock
Scoutmasters Plan
New Kiwanis District
Corrigan's
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fairplay Market
N. Loudoun St
Cather & Moling
Timberlake
SELBY
Lovett Brothers
N. Louodun Street