Cross Roads Neighbor News Briefs at Fairview and Local Deaths
No preaching at Fairview Lutheran Church tomorrow with services moved to November 1 at 11 oclock. William Roy Berryhill died October 16 in Portsmouth. burial October 19. Local relatives joining Mrs Berryhill included Esta McKee Evelyn McKee Robert McKee Harry Whitacre and Otis Macomber. Cordelia Hicks ill at home Emma Crane patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Orville Baker Linda Baker visited Bernard Hahn Saturday night. Valley Pike stories include Takomapark Md visitors Daniels and Sargent family, Irene Copenhaven visits, Ida Mael Friddler and son Jimmy from Hagerstown, George Burkey Fox Drive, Sargent home visits, Paul DeHaven Irene Copenhaven Sunday, birthday for Mrs Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Fairview Lutheran Church
William Roy Berryhill
Portsmouth
Berryhille
Esta McKee
Evelyn McKee
Robert McKee
Harry Whitacre
Otis Macomber
Irene Copenhaven
Pat Snow
Paper Mill Road
Robert Brown
Mrs. Sargent
Prize Winning Teen Design Tunic Suit by Anne Adams
A prize winning tunic suit design from the Teen Design Contest is showcased as Printed Pattern 4543 for Jr. Miss sizes 9 11 13 15 17 18 with a shorter jacket option. Pattern price 50 cents plus 15 cents postage and handling. mail to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Pleasant Grove Church Bible Study and Community News
Pleasant Grove Church hosts a Wednesday 7 30 Bible study led by Johnny Brewer with all welcome. Numerous local residents attend Open House at Capon Bridge Methodist Parsonage and share hosting duties. Community notes report anniversaries, PTA meetings, visits, travel, and church events across Capon Bridge Kernstown Mt Pleasant and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Johnny Brewer
John Coryell
Sallie Oates
Capon Bridge
Coryell
Charles Lee
Janie
Kathy
Deloris
Joy
Lee
Jesse Shingleton
Donald
P.T.A
John H. Coryell
Mr. Baker
Junior Peer
Ray Lee
Bryan Lee
Orange
Kathy Lee
Deerfield Social Roundup Notes Hospital Visits and Travel
Miss Cleo Moore returns from Winchester Memorial Hospital to Artie Shifflette’s home. Nellie Stipe of Winchester visits Mrs. Artie Shifflette. Margaret Parks of Hagertown Md visits Harvey Richard’s home. Billy Kingree travels to Seattle after visiting Brown Kingree and Syd McDonald family. Peggy Clowser of Cleam Brook spends a night with Donna Wersten. E H Sherer of Arlington visits weekend friends. Martha Kemp returns from Winchester Memorial Hospital much improved. Donna Wersten visits Libby Apiperson in Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfield
Cleo Moore
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Artie Shifflette
Nellie Stipe
Winchester
Margaret Parks
Hagerstown
Harvey Richard
Billy Kingree
Seattle
Wash
Brown Kingree
Syd McDonald
Peggy Clowser
Cleambrook
Donna Wersten
E. H. Sherer
Arlington
Martha Kemp
Libby Apiperson
Stephens City
Death of Myrtle Sealock at Guard Hill
Myrtle Sealock died Oct 9 and was buried at Prospect Hill Cemetery after a funeral at Scott Funeral Home Front Royal. 8/Sgt. Richard Derflinger and family are on leave from Hawaii visiting relatives in Front Royal and Winchester areas with the Derflinger and Warren families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guard Hill
Myrtle Sealock
Scott Funeral Home
Front Royal
Prospect Hill
Richard Derflinger
Hawaii
Omar Warren
Capon Road Social News Receives Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Marty Abrams of Silver Spring Md spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Hold Bohning. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Stickley traveled to Union City Pa on Crestliner Corp business. Route 81 work continues nearby. Mrs Vidla Cooley visiting son in Chambersburg Pa under a doctor’s care. Mrs Jessie Whittington called on Mrs Harry Brye. Mr and Mrs Donald Sine and sons Donald Jr and Stuven of Baltimore Md visited Mr Sine’s father Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Road
Laymans Day Observed and Local Social Notes
REST Laymans Day will be observed at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Social items mention Rev John Eggen Mrs John Snapp and Mrs Newton Snapp guests, Eileen Clarke injured in Winchester, Edna St Vincent Millay play to be produced on Broadway 28 years later by Robert Gist with sponsor comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eggen
Newton Snapp
C.E. Ridgeway
Esther Ridge Way
Edna ST. Vincent Millay
New York
Broadway
Robert Gist
Gisty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Woodrow Line
Valley Pike
Hna
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Clearbrook
Jonee Gam
Janie C
Oakley Catlett
Willetta Owens
Janie Lee
Tommy Biggetts
Robert Bennett
Dwight Whitacre
Neelie George
Stella Smalls
John H. Coryell Jr
Willard Meade
Douglas Outts
John Clark
Mount Pleasant
MT. Pleasant
James Russell
David
Near Stephenson
Ralph Russell
Eva Perry
Miss Perry
Mabel Perry
Tom Marple
Perry
Oklahoma
Gore
Raymond Racey Sr
Earl Wakeman
John Racey
Jeanette
Jeanette Alexander
Cathy
Mt. Vernon
JohnGeorges
Agnes Rosenberger
Ola Racey
Kernstown
Kernstown Methodist Church
Victor Phillips
Utica
N. Y
Ralph White
Elizabeth Lee
Sam Carpenter
Luray Church
James A. Joyce
Phillip Lewis
Sara Donald
Fairfax and Dulles
Nammie Wigginton
Charles Richard and
Emmett Tucker
Missionary Institute
Braddock Street Church
W. W. Lupton
Eugene Clem
Donnie
Quincy
Relief News
Lee Ray Mauck
Milton Swartz
Clarence Williams
Larry Tisman
Jeffry Wise
William Bly
Peggy
Lillie Mae Burkheart
Mrs
Lester Burkheart
Clyde Grubbs
Richmond
May Grubbs
Walter Funk
Nain
Otis Brill
Mrs. Allen Carter
Mrs. Otis Brill
Fred Hodson
Raymond Swartz
Mabel Richard
Lloyd Derflinger
Mike Luby
Walter Derflinger
Tour the
Omaiee
Bonn
Fairy Fort
Kansas County
Dean of St
Himself
River
Mariner's
Steamer
Donald Sine
Donald Jr
Stuven
Baltimore, Md
Sine
Edwardine
Bobbie Small ‘Wood
Virginia Beach
Eileen Clarke
Dollie Swisher
Arthur Fry
John Swartz
Shenandoah Avenue
Cecil Eaton
Goldie Clarke
John Patton
Edgar Ridgeway
Charlestown
W.va
W. Piccadilly St
al Nes
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Loudoun St
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
N. Loudoun St
Shawnee
Middletown
State Bank
Ward Plaza
Berryville
Bank of Clarke County
Kent St
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