Miss Conklin Weds Louis Guy at Christ Church
Miss Elizabeth Anne Conklin daughter of Mrs Nash Conklin and Willard H Conklin of Denver wed Louis Edmonds Guy son of Mrs Louis Edmonds Guy Sr and the late Dr Guy at Christ Episcopal Church. The Rev William H Hánckel officiated the ceremony with a candlelight satin gown and Colonial nosegay.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Anne Conklin
Nash Conklin
Handley Blvd
Willard Huntington Conklin
Denver
Col
Louis Edmonds Guy
Louis Edmonds-Guy
Guy
Virginia Beach
William Henry Hanckel
Calendar of events for September days and evenings
A list of local group meetings and activities with venues including AAUW at 4018 Stewart St Mrs T Russell Cather. McKinley Chapter Eastern Star at City Hall. Madison Lodge. Municipal Band at Rouss Hall. Winchester Camera Club Salvation Army Hall. Lions Club at Washington Hotel. Exchange Club at George Washington Hotel. American Legion Auxiliary at 1068 Washington St. Northern Virginia Hairdressers Association at Battletown Restaurant Berryville. Moose Club. Rebekah Lodge. Alcoholics Anonymous at Teen Abet Hall 1 pt. Kiwanis Club at George Washington Hotel. Stephenson Social Club with Mrs Bessie Mason 655 Pennsylvania Ave. Old Fredericktown Garden Club with Mrs W H Bosser man Sr 323 Fairmont Ave. Elks Club.
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AAUW
T. Russell Cather
Stewart St
McKinley Chapter
Eastern Star
City Hall
Madison Lodge
Municipal Band
Rouss Hall
Winchester Camera Club
Salvation Army Hall
Lions Club
Washington Hotel
Exchange Club
George Washington Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert T. Barton
Washington St
Northern Virginia Hairdressers Association
Battletown
Berryville
Moose Club
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics-Anonymous
Een Abet Hall
Kiwanis Club
Stephenson Social Club
Bessie Mason
Pennsylvania Ave
Old Fredericktown
W. H. Bosserman
Fairmont Ave
P. m
Wedding of Miss Ann Elizabeth Robinson in Virginia Beach
Miss Ann Elizabeth Robinson of Winchester served as maid of honor in a Colonial Hunter green gown. The ceremony featured bridesmaids in green faille gowns with white bouquets, best man George Ringold Guy, and ushers from Norfolk Beckley Richmond and Winchester. The church was decorated with white chrysanthemums and candles, Katharine Louise Arnold sang The Lord’s Prayer, and a reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home. After October 1 the couple will reside at 51st Street Virginia Beach. Mrs Guy is a Mary Washington College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Elizabeth Robinson
Winchester
John Spalding Lalley
Baltimore
George Ringold Guy
Virginia Beach
Charles Lawrence
Norfolk
Haylett Smith
Beckley
W. Va
A. Rhein Lane, Jr
Richmond
C. Edgar Koontz
Katharine Louise Arnold
Gilbert Tillotson
Guy
51St Street
Mary Washington College of the
Miss Sempeles Weds Mr. Coverstone
Miss Aspacia Sempeles daughter of Mrs. George Sempeles ties with Lawrence Payne Coverstone of Manassas in a Christ Episcopal Church ceremony. Rev. Hanckel and Rev. Daniels officiate. Bridesmaids wear apple green gowns. reception at George Washington Hotel. The couple will live at 1411 Greystone Terrace after a honeymoon trip.
College couple ties the knot in Virginia wedding
The bride, an Alpha Phi Sigma and German Club member from the University of Virginia, formerly served as administrative assistant at the College of William and Mary V P I in Norfolk. The groom, a University of Richmond alum and Kappa Sigma member, graduated from Virginia Tech and served as a Lieutenant Commander in World War II. now an electronics engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia
Alpha Phi Sigma Sorority
College of William and Mary V. P. I
Norfolk
University of Richmond
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
US Navy
Hull Hopkins Wedding Told
The marriage of Miss Frances Hopkins to Mr. Arthur Frank Hull occurred Saturday at Christ Church Staten Island officiated by Rev. Andrew C. Long. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hopkins, wore nylon net with rosepoint lace and carried gardenias. The groom is son of Eugene F. Hull of San Francisco. They plan a reception at Richmond County Country Club and a short wedding trip to Shoreham with a move to Denver after.
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Frances ‘Hopkins
Arthur Frank Hull
Christ Church
Staten Island
Andrew C. Long
Robert Kingsley Hopkins
N. Y
Archibald Magill Fauntleroy
Winchester and
Staunton
Eugene F. Hull
San Francisco
Cal
Julie Hopkins
William C. Arnold
Ballard May
Hastings
Hudson, N. Y
Robert W. Bruley
Jean Clark
Suzanne Paine
Elizabeth Wood
Edward C. Steele
Fredonia
Leslie Hull
Denver
Col
Robert Kingsley Hopkins, Jr
William Heard
Greenfield
Mass
George A. Vaughn
Henry Clifford
Richmond County Country Club
Shoreham
Hull
Denver University
Stephenson Social Club Plans Wednesday Gathering
The Stephenson Social Club meets Wednesday at 1 PM with Mrs. Bessie Mason at 655 Pennsylvania Ave. Miss Virginia Mason co-hostess. Mrs. Edgar Payne leads devotions and Mrs. Earl Prince runs recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Social Club
Bessie*Mason
Pennsylvania Ave
Virginia Mason
Edgar Payne
Earl Prince
McCoys Welcome Son and Family News
Mr and Mrs James McCoy of Baltimore Maryland announce the birth of a son on September 4 They have a daughter Sharon Diana Mrs McCoy is the former Marjorie Omps of Ridge West Virginia Legion Auxiliary Mrs Robert T Barton of 106 8S Washington St will host American Legion Auxiliary Conrad Hoover Unit 21 tomorrow evening at 730 oclock Officers for the coming year will be installed Delegates to the State Convention held in Alexandria last month will report Members urged to attend the meeting
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James McCoy
Baltimore
McCoys
Sharon Diana
McCoy
Marjorie Omps
Ridge
W. Va
Mr Richard Orndorff Returns Home as He joins Hershey Ice Cream
Mr Richard Orndorff of Millwood Ave welcomed at his parents home after accepting a job with Hershey Ice Cream Co in Claremont Del The Womens Society of World Service at First Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet at the parsonage 118 North Ave tomorrow at 7 30 pm All members asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Orndorff
Millwood Ave
Hershey Ice Cream Company
Claremont, del
Henry Rodgers
Women’s Society of World Service
The
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Ave
Business and Professional Women Plan Week at George Washington Hotel
At the Business and Professional Women's Club meeting presided by Mrs. Mildred Sowers at the George Washington Hotel plans were made for Business and Professional Women's Week from Oct. 15 to 21. Miss Doris Cunningham spoke on federation aims. A memorial service honored Mrs. Mabel Sampson of Purcellville. Plans for district and planning meetings in Sept. were arranged. Guests included Mrs. Gertrude Dyer and Mrs. Virginia Dyer.
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Mildred Sowers
George Washington Hotel
Temple Wigginton
Doris Cunningham
Mabel Sampson
Purcellville
Alexandria
Lynchburg
Gertrude Dyer
Virginia Dyer
Orndorffs On Vacation In Canada
Mrs. Ernest Orndorff and their children Joe and Colleen motor to Canada for a vacation. Coles Spend Day in Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole of Woodland Ave visited Green Castle with Mrs. Edgar Crist. Miss Harper Visiting Here Miss Ethel Harper of Wilmington Del spends a few days with her father at 115 Peyton Teddy Legge Spends Leave Here Teddy Legge, on a six day leave, visited his parents at 390 National Ave before reporting aboard the Leyte.
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Orndorffs
Ernest Orndorff
Joe
Colleen
Canada
Miss Harper
Ethel Harper
Wilmington
Del
Charles H. Harper
Mmfn
Teddy Legge
Robert Legge
National Ave
Leyte
Births Sept 9 to several local couples in the area
On Sept. 9 and 10, several families welcomed newborns. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Lee of Stephenson with a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph William Bageant of Box 824 with a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Campbell of Bloomery with a girl. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Fowler of Round Hill with a boy. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Cobb of White Post with a boy. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Baker of Middletown with a boy. Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Bageant, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Cobb, and Mrs. Baker are the former Misses Cornwell, White, Labhr, Littleteton, Anders, and Estep respectively. Sept. 10 adds Frank Kiger Jr. and Woodrow Dennis couples with a girl and a boy respectively. Kiger’s wife is the former Margaret Owens, Dennis’s wife the former Margaret Funkhouser.
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Raymond C. Lee
Stephenson
Lee
Lois Cornwell
Ralph William Bageant
Bageant
June White
Lesley Campbell
Bloomery Star Route
Campbell
Mary J. Labhr
John O. Fowler
Round Hill
Fowler
Frank Kiger, Jr
National Ave
Kiger
Margaret Owens
Woodrow Dennis
Brucetown
Dennis
Margaret Funkhouser
Who Has Authority to Pardon Prisoners
The President of the United States has unlimited pardoning power. Thirteen States give the power to the governor, while in other States pardon boards share this power. Treason or impeachment cases are often exempted from pardons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Miss Conklin
Mr. Guy
Barr Studio
Sesel
Snsien
Dorothy Gray
Gaunt
Margaret L. Hodgson
Stetson
Ours
Sempeles
Mr. Coverstone
Grubbs Studio
Lawrence Payne Coverstone
Aspacia George Sempeles
George Sempeles
Mr. Sempeles
City
Jacob Coverstone
Manassas
Thomas Daniels
Helen Sempeles
Betty Sigros
Bessie Spanos
Stella Gretes
Zaharoula Lizzair
Maid of Honor
Alice Carpenter
John Constantine Gretes
Stellios Christos
Front Royal
James Sempeles
Manuel Sempeles
Bill Sempeles
Pete Pappas
Taylor Barr
Mildred Jones
Greystone Terrace
Handley High School
St. Basil's Academy
Garrison
Brentsfield District High School
US Marines
Virginia State Police
John Gretes
Nick Gretes
Alexander Gretes
Clarence Gretes
Gus Gretes
James Gretes
Constance Grete
Raymond Spittle
Stathopoulos
Washington
Benes
RENO
Hull-Hopkins
Johnny
Jill
Rush Studio
Piccadilly St
Mrs. Barton
Rodgers
WSWS
BPW
Miss Cunningham
Elsie -Kay
Braddock St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Food Center
N. Loudoun
8&T
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
Bates
Hercules
Cather’s Department Store
Dorothy Ewing
Vale
Timberlake
Gyspl
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