Margaret Louise Crabill Weds Charles B Wood at Blacksburg
Social items note Miss Margaret Louise Crabill wed Mr Charles Burrell Wood last Friday in Blacksburg. Bride wore lace dress with Chantilly details and fingertip veil. attendants included Nellie Wood Martha Robeson Betty Martin and Maxine Miller. Best man Bruce Wood. guests from Winchester Petersburg and Richmond. The couple to reside in Charlottesville after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise Crabill
Charles Harvey
Petersbore
Charles Burrell
C. D. Wood
Chantilly
Nellie Wood
Martha Robeson
Blacksburg
Betty Martin
Collinsville
Til
Maxine Miller
Richmond
Harriet Crabill
Petersburg
Alice Cervarich
P. J. Cervarish
Bruce Wood
Flint Hill
Samuel McGhee
Buchanan
Frank Teske
Wise
Lewis Turner
Washington, Va
Purcell McCue
Greenwood
Sam D. Preston
Winchester
Wood
Charlottesville
Farm Security Administration
Modern Etiquette Q and a Royal to a Wedding
In etiquette guidance a question about inviting fiancés is answered yes to invite the fiancée. A husband should refer to his wife as Mrs. The piece also notes the marriage of Miss Pauline Duncan to Mr. William G. Pingley Jr at Front Royal Baptist Church and details of the bride and groom. The groom is a 116th Infantry second lieutenant stationed at Fort Benning and employed at the Virginia Woolen Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Duncan
William G. Pingley
W. Emory ‘Trainham
Baptist Church
Front Royal
Pingley
J. L Duncan
Elsa L. Duncan
Riverton
J. E. Marshall
Handley High School
Infantry School
Fort Benning
Georgia
116Th Infantry
Winchester
Virginia Woolen Company
Social diversions and visits across towns and states
A long list of visitors and hosts includes Rev and Mrs J Armistead Welbourn with Rev and Mrs Alan Cooke from Tokyo, Henry Carr of Alabama visiting Mrs Josephine Carr, and Mrs Sackett Adams hosting her Elgar Sackett grandparents. Others from Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Englewood and Madison share visits and gatherings with local families through Labor Day weekend and over weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Armistead Welbourn
Alan Cooke
Tokyo
Japan
Henry Carr
Alabama
Josephine Carr
Restless Women Seek Bright Distractions For Uplift
The piece notes that restless women suffer beauty troubles and fatigue, urging active relief through work learning to cook sewing or outdoor sports. It recommends mental engagement, changing hosiery and footwear to ease painful feet and prevent dullness, stressing personal responsibility for proper fitting shoes.
Winchester News Roundup: Local Departures and Visits
Mrs Howard M Solenberger and her son Philip return from Medomak Maine to Winchester. Mr and Mrs Cecil Grapes of 315 National avenue plan a trip to Charleston W Va after visiting relatives in York and Harrisburg Pa. Miss Alverna Patterson leaves for three weeks near Whitacre. she is a 1939 Winchester Memorial Hospital nurse trainee. Miss Patterson is joined by Miss Alyn Loy who will visit a week. Mr and Mrs W C Perry host weekend guests Ellis N Kellican of West Philadelphia and William E Kellican of Bolivar W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Holt
Margaret Holt
Joseph Massie
Newport News
Howard M. Solenberger
Philip
Medomak
Maine
Winchester
Cecil Grapes
National Avenue
Charleston
W. Va
York
Harrisburg
Alverna Patterson
Whitacre
Miss Patterson
Thomas E. Patterson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Alyn Loy
W.C. Perry
Ellis N. Kellican
West Philadelphia
William E. Kellican
Bolivar
Purcellville Garden Club Plans Flower Show for Red Cross
The Purcellville Garden Club will stage its annual flower show at the Purcellville Library on September 12 with all proceeds going to the Red Cross. Irene Wright of Washington and Round Hill chairs the event, and 22 prize classes have donors including Mr. and Mrs. Franklin H. Kenworthy and Mrs. Charles Murnan. The feature class is an inter club wedding anniversary table arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcellville
Washington
Little Garden Club Meets With Mrs Knight Wednesday
Mrs B M Knight will host the Little Garden Club for a regular meeting on Wednesday at 3 30 PM. Hats trimmed with flowers will be featured as special exhibits and ribbons will be awarded. A flower naming contest is also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Little Garden Club
B. M. Knight
Winchester Little Theatre to Elect Directors Tonight
The Winchester Little Theatre will hold a regular meeting at Handley Library at 7 30 pm. Four board members will be named for the annual election, while three directors will continue for another year to complete their two year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre
Handley
Winchester Rebekah Association
Fellows Hall
Winchester
Handley Library
Angers Store Notes
Angers Store notes illness of Mrs Pryor Luttrell under physician care. Local social updates include visits and dinners among the Dick, Luttrell, Omps, and related families from Sunnyside, Reynolds Store, Oakland, and Mount Hebron Church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angers Store
W. VA
Pryor Luttrell
Bill
Melvin Omps
Troy Dick
H. B. Dick
Reynolds
Carroll
Cay Zeilor
Oakland
Luna
Carol Piles
D. W. Mauzy
Maggie Shockey
Norvil Dick
Elmer Adams
Evert Stotler
Washington
Junior Dick
May Unger
Raymond Crossen
Berkeley Springs
Deast
Civic League Meeting To Be Held Friday
The Woman's Civic League will hold its regular monthly meeting and luncheon on Friday September 6 at the George Washington Hotel at 1245. Mrs Helen Lovejoy will speak on community recreation. Reservations for lunch may be made by calling Mrs George Snarr or Mrs Wilbur Krise. Those not attending lunch may attend the 1300 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic League
George Washington
Helen Lovejoy
George Snarr
Wilbur Krise
Thanks to Fire Companies for Prompt Response
H F Nelson agent for Sun Oil Co thanks fire companies for their quick and efficient service when a car at his premises caught fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Nelson
Agent Sun Oil Co
Ethlyn Nelson Weds Mr McDonald in Halltown Ceremony
Ethlyn Nelson and Mr. Angus McDonald of Lexington Kymarried after a ceremony led by Rev. Peerce Naylor McDonald in Halltown West Virginia. The bride wore white satin with a long sleeve gored gown and a lace and orange blossom tiara veil. Bridesmaids wore peach gowns with bouffant skirts and net turbans. bouquets featured gardenias delphiniums and gerberas. Reception followed at Mrs Francis Sperry Harrisons home. Out of town guests from Lexington Danville Roanoke Richmond and New York attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Patterson
R. de P. Talbot
Locust Valley
L. I
Margaret Helen Patterson
George J. Patterson
Woodlands
Bayville
Richmond “de Peyster Talbot
Harold Richmond Talbot
Park Avenue
New York City
Fishers Island
N. Y
Creek Club
Mr. Talbot
Robert B. Talbot
Hot Springs
Front Royal
Talbot
American Viseose Corporation
Convent of the Holy Child
Suffern
Finch Junior College
Scranton and Lehigh Coal Company
J. Talbert
Roxbury Sch
University of Virginia
St. Anthony's Hall
Robert H. Talbot
Waldron P. Brown
Charles Broadway, Rouss
New York
Winchester
George Joseph Patterson
Margaret Rouss
Rouss
Peter Winchester Rouss
Eugene K. Davis
BE. L. McDonald
Lexington
Peerce Naylor McDonald
Montgomery
Ala
John Gummere
W. 8. Venable
Charles Town
W. H. Gregory
Petersburg
Harriet McDonald
Lucy
Betsy Nelson
Halltown
Betty Browse
Angus McDonald
Washington Berry Grove
Robert T. Bly
Donald McLeod Eyster
James W. Strider, Jr
James W. Suddath
Washington
William S Sandifer Jr
Alexandria
Francis Sperry Harrison
McDonald
Rose
Jace
Delta Tau Delta
W .Va
Edward L. McDonald
Lucy Davis
Anne Williams
Charles F. McIntosh
Annie Moore
John B. Neill
Berryville
E. Leckie Eustaphieve
Louisville
Weather and social notes from Middleway Virginia
Seasonal weather with fine corn and fall pasture. The M E Church Ladies Aid met at Mrs Lynn Morrow’s home. C M Mason remains ill but slowly improving. George Baker and Annie Baker visited their brother M B Baker. Mrs Marshall Engle of Washington DC visits niece Mrs Nelson Dick. Elizabeth Shaull hosted guests over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Robert Smith Easton and Mr and Mrs A B Custer and Mr and Mrs W L Folk and Mrs J B Hartley of Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleway
M. E. Church
Lynn Morrow
C. M. Mason
George Baker
Annie Baker
Boyce
M. B. Baker
Marshall Engle
Washington, D. C
Nelson Dick
Elizabeth Shaull
Robert Smith
Easton, A
Social Guests Gather Across Families and a Birthday
Guests of Mrs. and Mr. Ware included Mr. and Mrs. Denton of Baltimore and Mrs. M. Watson. Arene Madison and families visited. Miss Eola Parrish attended with Mrs. R. W. Shirley. Col and Mrs. Bates and Miss Bates visited Audie Bates in Lexington. Charles Joseph White marked his eighth birthday with friends and a cheerful evening with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
J. R. Ware
C. C. L. Denton
Baltimore
M. Watson
Arene Madison
McCoughtry
Uare
Robert H. Hardestyer
Atlantic City
Eola Parrish
Pront Royal
R. W. Shirley
R. L. Bates
Betty Bates
Lexington
Audie Bates
Charles Joseph White
Neighbors Intercept Firehouse Break-In Amid Fumigation Alibi
In Portland on September 3, neighbors, alarmed by a hose feeding exhaust into a car, summoned George Minielly who shut off the engine and detached the hose. He and an associate began to break into a house but were halted when the owner arrived and said he was fumigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Bo George Minielly
Minielly
Rose Show Slated by Garden Club at Farmington Country Club
The ninth annual Rose Show will be held Tuesday October 8 from 2 30 to 9 at the Farmington Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Garden Club of
Farmington Country Club
Fal and Winter Pattern Book Offers Fashion Ideas
Advertisement touts Fal and Winter Pattern Book with over 100 designs for girls. It promises easy, accurately cut patterns with step by step sew chart for beginners and lists prices 15 cents for Pattern and 15 cents for Pattern Book, or 25 cents for both. Orders go to the address in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
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Charles B. Wood
Leesburg
Lalla Harrison
Moncure N. Lyon
Anne Elizabeth Lyon
Charlotte Noland
Katherine Powell Noland Smith
Edmund Smith
John H. Fisher
Valley Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Jennie Caraway Fisher
Fisher
Frances Smith
Mgr. Fisher
Jane Rosenberger
Speedwell
J. A. Rosenberger
Peyton Street
Rosenberger
Farmville State Teachers College
Jane Dick
John A. Dick
Clearbrook
Miss Jane Dick
Miss Dick
Frederick County
Ruth Trimble
Grundy, Va
Roberta Lee
Miss Duncan
Brooks’ Pharmacy
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Ralph Snapp
Ralph, Jr
Fairmont Avenue
Capon River
Walter Pinckett
Baltimore, Md
Robert Culbert
Philadelphia
Jack Buchannon
R. E. Byrd
Moncure Lyon
Foxcroft
Middleburg
Claudia Herbert
Washington, D.C
W. H. Trimble
Woodland Avenue
Eleanor Flood
Rolling Flood
Robert Portner
Bruce Shockey
Wills Parsley
J. P. Essex
J. P. Essex, Jr
Madison, N. J
Mr. Essex
West Piccadilly Street
Clark
Madison County
Harriett Krise
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Hitler
Alois Schicklgruber
Pifer’s
Pifer Ompany
Helen Follett
Pepe
Purcellville Garden Club
Friends Meeting House
Burnt Factory
Kernstown
G Vem
Beaumont
Oxford
Huntsberry
Angers
Civic League Meeting
Underwood’s Bakery
N. Loudoun St
Ethlyn Nelson Bride
Mr. McDonald
A. B. Custer
L. Folk
J. B. Hartley
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun
Little Helper
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpor
Coloniz
E. Piccadilly St
Victor
Columbia Records
Columbia Classics
Miles Music CO
Winchester Evening Stat
New Y
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