Mrs Harris Weds William E Barnett in Onancock Baptist Church
The marriage of Peggy Brockwell Harris to William E Barnett occurred Saturday in Onancock at the Baptist church with Rev. Lloyd A Parker. The bride, daughter of Mrs Lonza Rush, wore a dark blue faille suit and pink veil. The couple will reside in Cliffside Scottsville as the bride teaches and the groom pursues postgraduate work at the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Brockwell Harris
William E. Barnett
Baptist
Onancock
Lloyd A. Parker
Lonza “Rush
Roanoke
Edward N. Barnett
Ber- Thele
Parker
Barnett
Cliffside
Scottsville
University of Virginia
Westhampton College
Mortar Board
Phi Delta Epsilon
Richmond College
University of Richmond
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Alpha Theta
Phi Beta Appa
Miss Lucille Castleman Engaged to Vernon Dudley
Announcement from Blacksburg announces Lucile Thompson Castleman to wed Vernon Edmond Dudley of Rock. The ceremony is planned for October. The bride elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. E. J. Smith of Keethfield, Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Tleman
Blacksburg
Ce Pee
Lucile Thompson Castleman
Vernon Edmond Dudley
le Rock
E. J. Smith
Eithfield
Clarke County
Miss Swann to Marry Tomorrow in Arlington Church
Invitations mark the wedding of Miss Ida Swann to 1st Lieutenant Donald Rhohn Rice USA set for 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Clarendon Methodist Church in Arlington. Miss Swann is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. T. M. Swann of Staunton. Dr. Swann was former pastor of Braddock Street Methodist and is now district superintendent of the Staunton district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idance
Swann
Donald Rohn Rice
USA
Clarendon Methdist Church
Arlington
Miss Swann
T. M. Swann
Staunton
Hall Patient at Royal Hospital
Mrs Hall of Newport News visiting her son in Front Royal fractured her hip and is a patient in the Front Royal hospital. Mr and Mrs Ochs of Front Royal are her relations, formerly from Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Royal Hospital
J. H. Hall
Newport News
An Ochs
Front Royal
Mrs. Ochs
Winchester
Calendar of Events for Middletown and Nearby Groups
September activities include Middletown 4-H planning fair exhibits, Young Mother's circle at Loudoun St. Presbyterian, Xi Beta Phi with Mrs Belchie, Civic League at George Washington hotel, Gore 4-H at Gore high school, Middletown HD club citizenship demonstration, Star Tannery 4-H, Little Garden club, Federated Council of Church Women at Handley Library, Business and Professional Women's Club at Tokes, Armel PTA, Mt Williams 4-H, Woodmen of the World, and a Solenberger window bake sale plus AAUW picnic with Mrs Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Loudoun St. Presbyterian Church
John Greene
Watson Ave
Beta Sigma Phi
Benjamin Belchie
Tennyson Ave
Women’s Civic League
George Washington Hotel
Gore
Gore High School
Ainsworth Speery
Star Tannery
Star Tannery School
Little Garden Club
James Miller
W. Piccadilly St
Federated Council of Church Women
Handley Library
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tokes
Armel Pta
Armel School
Mt. Williams
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows Hall
Christian Church Circle
Solenberger
Wise Courtney Wedding Unites Mildred Courtney and Waldo Wise
Miss Mildred Courtney daughter of Mr and Mrs Courtney of Stanley wed Mr Waldo Wise of Winchester in Hagerstown on August 29. Rev C M LeFew officiated. The bride works at Virginia Woolen Co. The groom works for Vernon Haines. They reside at 434 North Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Courtney
Harry Courtney
Courtney
Stanley
Waldo Wise
Winchester
Hagerstown
C. M. LeFew
The
Virginia Woolen Co
Wise
Vernon Haines
Mrs. Wise
N. Braddock St
Tea honors visiting guests and local returnees in Winchester area
Mrs. Joseph G. Gibson hosted a tea at her Upperville home in honor of Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard and Baroness d Epremesnil. Winchester guests included several local ladies. Returns from Labor Day were reported from Washington and Winchester areas as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Gibson
Upperville
Henry T. Oxnard
Baroness d’Epremesnil
Winchester
L. H. Stokes
Mary R. Buckner
C. F. Rinker
Elwood W. O'Hara
Marilyn
Walter MacKay Jones
James Plaskitt
Eugene Bradbury
George H. Slater
Miss Mildred Jones Returns to Washington Post
Miss Mildred T. Jones returns to her position in Washington after a two week vacation. She visited her parents Mr and Mrs W E Jones at 5 Loudoun St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Washington
Mildred T. Jones
W. E. Jones
Loudoun St
Miss Abshire
Dayton
Ohio
Helen Abshire
S. Abshire
Lucie C. Lee
Roland G Mitchell
Wedding Tells Chumbris-Rhodes Union in Washington
Miss Ann Hampton Rhodes became the bride of Milton Stephen Chumbris at North Minister Presbyterian Church Washington on Aug 20 in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev. William H. Kepler. The couple will reside in Washington after a trip to Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Minister Presbyterian Church
Washington
Ann Hampton Rhodes
Milton Stephen Chumbris
Claude Hampton Rhodes
Winchester
Terrye Rhodes
Loudoun County
Chumbris
Stephen Chumbris
William H. Kepler
Raymond Wangres
Raymond Wagress
E. P. Holmes
Atlantic
Hengeveld Family Vacation Visit in North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Hengeveld returned to Latane Street after Labor Day with relatives including the lat ter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott. They were joined by son in law and daughter Major and Mrs Marion Bradshaw of Tampa Florida for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hengeveld
N. C
Ralph Hengeveld
Latane St
Robert Scott
Hengevelds
Major
Marion Bradshaw
Tampa
Fla
Barnett Graduates and Wedding Highlight Local Graduation and Nuptials
William E. Barnett earned a B A from the University of Richmond Friday night and wed Mrs Peggy Brockwell Harris in Onancock Sunday afternoon. The Barnetts joined Dr and Mrs Lloyd A Parker for a weekend visit. The item also notes visits by local residents to Charleston and Washington and reports various church and social engagements in Winchester and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N Barnett
Berryville
William E. Barnett
University of Richmond
Peggy Brockwell Harris
Baptist Church
Onancock
Barnetts
Lloyd A. Parker
Millwood Social Notes Show Weekend Visits and Guests
Millwood community social notes record weekend visits and hosted guests. Names include Mrs Thomas Nelson Carter, Mr John Woolfolk, Mr J Townsend Burwell, Mrs John Labouisse, Miss Labouisse, Rev G Peyton Craighill, Mr Robert Craighill, Mrs Charles Lee, Miss Elizabeth Labouisse, Miss Palmer Beverley, and several Meade and Page family members. The entries reference travel from Charlottesville Richmond and Saratoga and a birth announcement for a daughter born in Winchester hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nelson Carter
Powhatan
John C. Woolfolk
Winchester
J. Townsend Burwell
Vineyard
John Labouisse
Charlotte, N. C
Miss Labouisse
Thomas N. Carter
Elizabeth Labouisse
Robert P. Page
Ardmore Pa
Agnes R. Page
Mary F Page
Saratoga
Social notes from Millwood and Washington gatherings
Mrs. Alice W Sommaripa and Amory Sommaripa hosted informal Sunday afternoon visits with guests including Roland Mitchell Jr and Kenneth Gilpin Jr. Washington visitors Mrs. Richard H Wilmer and others spent the week at Marrich Hill in Millwood. A card party honored Percy Randolph. An annual Old Chapel service is planned in Millwood. Captain Thomas B Clagett, recently from Trieste, will spend September in Hamilton with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice W. Sommaripa
Amory Sommaripa
Roland G. Mitchell Jr
Vaida
Kenneth N. Gilpin Jr
Richard H. Wilmer
Washington
Marrich Hill
Millwood
William Robertson
Old Chapel
Thomas B. Clagett
New York
Trieste
Italy
Ann
Joseph Clagett
Hamilton
Joseph Hamilton
Clagett
Lewis Burwell Meade
Berryville Social Notes Highlight Labor Day Visits
Berryville reports Mr and Mrs Nick Morrison and daughter Ann spent Labor Day weekend with the Wisecarver and Morrison families. Lt George Gardiner and William Henson with JG William Ensign joined travels to Ann Arbor before returning to Norfolk. Alma Louthan visited Miss Alma Ware in Berryville while Mr and Mrs Ralph Ware hosted guests. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs W E Brown of Winchester. William England returned to Upper Darby after a weekend at Horse Shoe Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cain
Jeane Carper
Washington
Winchester
Wardensville
Moorefield
Brown
William A. Brown
Lee Brown
N. Loudoun
Emory Larrick
National Ave
Miami
Fla
Lutherville
Columbia Chiroplate School
Baltimore
Sparks
Col. Kent
Dick Kent
Frances Jones
Giles B. Cook Jr
Charlottesville
Front Royal
Dayton
Winton Kerns
Cross Junction
Paul DeHaven
Stewart
Bob Kerns
Nick Morrison
Ann
W. D. Wisecarver Sr
Howard Morrison, Boyce
William Henson
George Gardiner
J. G
W. E. Henson
Ann Arbor
Mich
Norfolk
Ralph M. Ware
Alma Louthan
Ware Home
W. E. Brown
William England
Upper Warby, Pa
Horse Shoe Lodge
Huyette Main St
Etiquette Answers on Invitations and Social Etiquette
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about sending wedding invitations to distant relatives, staying when another caller arrives, and seating married couples at parties. Invitations should go to distant relatives, a caller should stay briefly, and couples should be seated separately to show good taste.
Word Study Notes on Daily Vocabulary Practice
Daily practice text presents guidance on learning one new word each day. It explains pronunciation hints and common misspellings, defines prone, and lists synonyms such as limited and restricted to encourage broader vocabulary usage.
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
A compact note on English usage by W. L. Gordon explains plural or singular treatment of headquarters and clarifies common mispronunciations such as Renege. It highlights preferred pronunciation like re n é g and suggests standard usage in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Secial
Mrs. Harris
Mr. Barnett
Lucille Castleman
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Hodgson & Brown
Optometrists
W. Boscawen
Gotha
Gotham
Lovett Bros
Mrs. Gibson
Washingtonians
Handley
Richard Green
Didawick
Blue Ridge
Columbia Furnace
Edgewood
Edgewood Seafood Restaurant
Rhodes
Miss Martin
Ethel Martin
Janet Tiller
George Washington University
Sartelle
Indiana
Harry M. Sartelle
N. Washington St
Lake Webster
Harry M. Sartelle Jr
Knoxville, Tenn
Flickinger
Middletown, New York
Brooks Flickinger
Cork St
Eugene Adams
Graham
Clifford St
Ralph Lamp
Battle Ave
Bessie Smalls
Mrs. Wilson
Milton Valley
Ronald Wilson
Mary Carrington
Ronny
Dr. Wilson
Florence Nightingale
EUB Church
Edwin Ritter
Piccadilly St
Grayson
Ernest Grayson
Northwestern
Winchester Hospital
Harold Reeves Yarroll
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington, D.C
Frederick
New York City
Magnolia Ave
Frederick, Md
William Barnett
Mrs. Gaither
Mrs. Hiser
George W. Gaithier
Jacob Hiser
Stephens City
Mrs. Cook
Charleston
Giles B. Cook
Mrs. C. Barrie Cook
S. C
Dr. Cook
Navy Yard
Arthur Field
Golden Link
Ruth Miller
Valley Pike
Millwood Social Notes
G. Peyton Craighill
Robert M. Craighill
Charles Lee
Richmond
Misses Page
Miss Ann Meade
S. Cameron St
Lewis B. Meade
Capt
Thomas B Clagett
Ann Meade Clagett
George P. Greenhalgh Jr
Robert Lesler
New Orleans
Boston
Lewis J. Bradford
Wayside
Elizabeth of
Abbyville
Thomas H. B. Meade
William Mitchell Jr
William Greenhalgh
Virginia National Guards
Indiantown Gap
Walter C. Lee
Rosney
Miss Isabell Lee
Robert Iden
Larchmont N. Y
Elizabeth and
Airie
George H. Burwell 3d
Mt. Airy
Percy C. Randolph
Roland G. Mitchell
the Glen
Henry Post Mitchell
Annie Vandergrift
Hugh M Nelson
Long Branch
Gloucester
Laura Crease Bunch
Robert Magill
Lynchburg
Elizabeth Bradford
Robert Magill Jr
Nathaniel B. Jones
Woodbine
Courtney B. Jones
Susie Baldwin
A. A. Baldwin
Berryville Social Notes
Roberta Lee
Anne Adams
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N. Y
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman
Food Center
N. Main St
Hill's
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
N. Cameron ST
Heatwolk Motor CO
Axminster
Cather’s Headquarters
Timberlake
Fileisher
S. Braddock St
Cjuutsherrys
Crir
CHARM
Redross Shoes
Gaunt's
Gaunt
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