Miss Largent Weds Kermit T. Good in Hayfield
Carolyn D. Largent and Kermit T. Good tied the knot at Fremont Lutheran Church Hayfield in a double ring ceremony. Rev. Harold Fuller officiated with white gladiolus and rhododendron decor. The bride wore re embroidered lace and tulle with a pearl necklace and carried a lace Bible with a white orchid. The reception followed at W. Boyd Ramey’s home.
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Carolyn D. Largent
Mamie K. Largent
Raymond M. Largent
Kermit T. Good
McLean
Fremont Lutheran Church
Hayfield
Mr. Good
Frances M. Good
Altavista
Kermit Good
Harold Fuller
Miss Brooking T. J. Selter Wed in Orange
Miss Brooking T J Selter wed Theodore John Stelter in Oak Chapel Baptist Church Orange officiated by Rev James H Smith Jr Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a white tissue taffeta gown with Chantilly lace empire bodice and elbow sleeves She was attended by Miss Winifred Mae Murdock as maid of honor Ushers included Vivian Curtis Brooking and William Banks Peterson The couple will reside in West Palm Beach Florida
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Annerad Brooking Ingaught
F. Brooking
Sheepier Wat Station
Theodore John Stelter
This City
Otto Edmond Stelter
Summit
New Jersey
Mr. Stelter
Oak Chapel Baptist Church
Orange
the Bird
Winifred Mae Murdock
Falls Church
Otto Edwin Stelter
Vivian Curtis Brooking
William Banks Peterson
Norfolk
Moose Lodge 1283 to Celebrate Fifteenth Anniversary
Winchester Moose Lodge 1283 observes its fifteenth anniversary with a 2 p.m. enrollment for new members and service-award presentations. Virginia State Moose Association leaders attend as past officers are recognized.
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Moose Lodge
Winchester Moose Lodge
Moose
The
Virginia State Moose Association
Mast Speaker For Exchange
The Rev. Jacob Mast pastor of Braddock Street Methodist Church will be guest speaker at the Exchange Club luncheon tomorrow at 12 30 p m at the George Washington Hotel. He will discuss his experiences as an Army Chaplain.
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Jacob Mast
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Exchange Club
George Washington Hotel
Firemen Respond To Green Stamp Store Minor Fire
A small blaze in a fluorescent light fixture at the Green Stamp Store 220 S Loudoun St caused light smoke but no real fire or damage. Fire crews from Friendship Reuss and South End answered the alarm about 1130 am today.
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Green Stamp Store
S. Loudoun St
Friendship
Reuss
South End
Miss Caldwell Weds Lt. Houston Carr at Fort Worth Church
Linda Caldwell daughter of Mr and Mrs E Douglas Caldwell of Fort Worth Texas becomes the bride of Lieut Houston H Carr son of Mrs Hume Carr and Clay B Carr The ceremony at University Christian Church Fort Worth was performed by Dr Granville Walker A reception followed at the Woman's Club The couple will reside in Lompac California The bride wore ivory silk taffeta with Chantilly lace and seed pearl embroidery The groom is an Air Force officer stationed at Vandenberg AFB The wedding party included Mrs Harold G Brown Jr matron of honor and bridesmaids Miss Ferguson Miss Ha good and Miss Harris The best man was Rev Clay Bryan Carr Jr Usher details include Lewis Mackenzie and Caldwell brothers The couple plan Las Vegas for their honeymoon
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Sherri Hulver
Mountain Falls
Brenda Good
Altavista
Geraldine Basore
Maid of Honor
Teressa Ann Sargent
Jeffrey Warren McDaniel
Shirley Mills
J. T. Eades
Vernon Giles
Lohn E. Kern
Linda Caldwell
E. Douglas Caldwell
Fort Worth
Texas
Houston H. Carr
University Christian Church
St. Carr
Hume Carr
Clay B. Carr
Boyce
Granville Walker
Chantilly
Harold G. Brown, Jr
Richmond
Margaret Ferguson
Mary Low Hagood
Concetta Delores Harris
Cortland
N.Y
Clay Bryan Carr, Jr
New Castle
Wyo
J. Bruce Mackenzie
Upper Montclair
N.J
Craig Douglas Caldwell
Carey Allen Caldwell
John W. Garnett II
Bill Miles
Woman's Club
Carr
Instituto
Paris
Lompac
Calif
Dilkes Conducts Pennsylvania Grange Meeting
Olaf L. Dilks of this city Pomona Grange Master presided over the Fulton County Pomona Grange meeting at Watfordsburg Pennsylvania. Fulton County officers for the coming year were elected dinner was served and a program by the lecturer featured. The Fawcett's Gap Quartet from Frederick County sang several songs. Attendees included Mrs Oren Snapp Mrs C Lucian Brumback Percy Hershman R H Baker Brumback Pomona Master Oren Snapp Tri- District Grange Master R L Hener and Mrs Dilkes.
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Olaf L. Dilks
Pomona
Fulton County
Pomona Grange
Pennsylvania
Watfordsburg
Fawcett’s Gap Quartet
Frederick County
Oren Snapp
C. Lucian Brumback
Percy Hershman
R. H. Baker
Dear Abby letters on church fund raising and rings
Dear Abby replies touch on church fundraising as potentially harmful and the need for large gifts from members. Other notes discuss dating terms, including a career girl, old maid, and spinster, then a wife learning her rings were originally meant for someone else and how to handle the deception.
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Abby
Sanford Wright
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dear Roentgens
Four Killed In Virginia Weekend Auto Accidents
The Associated Press reports four people died in Virginia highway accidents over the weekend, lifting 1961 fatalities to 533. Victims include 16 year old Nelson Bowen in Pittsylvania County, 52 year old Clement Dixon in Pittsylvania, sailor Jack Lee Meredith who died of injuries from a Sept. 2 crash near Galax, and sailor Terry Lee Anderson. A 16 month old from Buchanan County, Rickey Dale Marrs, died when a Kelso jeep rollover occurred on Virginia 645. Alex Brown Jr. of Richmond died when his car left Virginia 168 near Williamsburg and hit a tree.
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Virginia
Nelson Bowen
Stanford Bowen
Climax
U.S. 29
Chatham
Pittsylvania County
Bowen
Clement Dixon
Rt. 1
Ringgold
Jack Lee Meredith
Galax
Norfolk
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Terry Lee Anderson
Exeland
Wis
Buchanan County
Rickey Dale Marrs
Kelso
Bridge Winners Are Announced At Washington Hotel
Mrs L A Elliott and Mrs 8 H Reaves placed first in the weekly duplicate match of the Friday Bridge group at the George Washington Hotel. Runners up were Mrs Herbert Schutte and Bentley Kinney. Third went to Mrs Richard Boxwell and Mrs Ellis Ford. Fourth to Mrs Irvan O Connell and John Griffith. Next meeting is Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel.
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L. A. Elliott
H. Reaves
George Washington Hotel
Herbert Schutte
Bentley Kinney
Richard Boxwell
Ellis Ford
Irvan O'Connell
John Griffith
Hopefully Yours Confidential Note Ends Quietly
A terse confidential message directs a person to forgive, ignore interference, and avoid further mention of a past incident, urging steadiness with a spouse and to end the matter. The note emphasizes secrecy and emotional distance.
Bank Begins Improvements On New Lot
A Shenandoah Valley National Bank spokesman said the building at 213 N Loudoun St recently purchased from Mrs Rena Cooper has been razed and Howard Shockey & Sons began improvements. A brick wall will surround two planting areas with boxwood and climbing vines. Work should finish in three weeks with room for a third drive-in window.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
N. Loudoun St
Rena Cooper
Howard Shockey & Sons
Bank
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Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
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Miss Brooking
T. J. Selter
James H. Smith, Jr
West Palm Beach, Florida
William Battaile
E. Cork St
Women of the Moose
Roanoke
Miss Caldwell
Houston H, Carr
Dilkes
Abigail van Buren
Associated Press
Wilkins’ Shoecenter
Loudoun & Boscawen Sts
Sacred Heart Academy
HFC
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