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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1957

Page

20

Patricia Boyer Weds Raymond Conner In Braddock Street Church

Miss Patricia Ann Boyer and Raymond Edward Conner were married at Braddock Street Methodist Church at 2 PM with gladioli, palms, and candles. The couple, both Shenandoah Conservatory students, will reside in Dayton after a southern wedding trip.

Patricia Ann Boyer Eey Raymond Edward Conner Braddock Street Forrest B. Ogileaby Landon G. Boyer Woodland Ave Conner Crowell Conner Route 1 Stephens City Blaine Losh Dayton Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Gilbert Tillotson

Tour of Homes in Aldie by Women’s Guild

The annual Aldie tour of homes organized by the Women’s Guild of the Church of Our Redeemer will be held September 28 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST. Lunch will be served from 12 to 1 at Stokes. Homes include Oak Hill, Glengyle, Evergreen, Old Mill House, Oakham, and other notable residences in Loudoun County.

Aldie Loudoun County Women’s Guild of the Church of Our Redeemer

Calendar of Events War Memorial Building and Local Groups

Community calendar lists events at War Memorial Building and venues across the city. Activities include teen lounge Girl Scout Troop 27 Kiwanis P T A Lions Club Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club Lord Fairfax Garden Club Little Theatre Bark Mill Exchange Club Board Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous Eagles Auxiliary Welcome Wagon S P C A Stephens City Fire Co and other gatherings with times in the afternoon and evening.

Kiwanis McKinley Chapter Eastern Star City Hall Valley Mill Home Margaret Brown Lord Fairfax Garden Club Little Theatre Bark Mill Board of Control of Exchangé Club E. Boscawen Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous Baptist Church Eagles Eagles Home Welcome Wagon War Memorial George Washington Hotel Stephens City Fire Co Fire Hall

Miss Orndorff Weds T. K. McCann in Maryland

Miss Margret Virginia Orndorff daughter of Mr and Mrs W 8 Orndoff wed Thomas Kemp McCann Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kemp McCann at St Pauls Methodist Church Hargerstown Md The ceremony was August 26 Rev J E Hemt Horn officiant The couple reside with Mr McCanns parents in Stephenson Md Both spouses are graduates and employed locally

Margret Virginia Orndoff W. 8. Orndoff Thomas Kemp McCann, Jr Thomas Kemp McCann Stephenson St. Paul's Methodist Church Hargerstown J. E. Hemt Horn Shirley Orndoff Berryville Pike Perry Cooper McCann James Wood High School Western Union Marine Corps Williams Construction Company Baltimore Md Mr. McCann

College Bound Students Head to Shenandoah and Duke

Wilbur Grant son of Mr and Mrs David Grant Cedarmeade leaves tomorrow for his sophomore year at Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Billie Ann Winkfield daughter of Mrs Lillian Winkfield National Ave leaves Sunday for her sophomore year at Shenandoah College Thomas Kremer Jr son of Mr and Mrs J T Kremer Jefferson St returns to Hampden Sydney for his junior year Robert Novick son of Mr and Mrs A J Novick Academy Lane left Thursday for Duke University to enter his freshman year He is a graduate of Perkiomen School, Pennsburg Pa

David Grant Cedarmeade Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Billie Ann Winkfield Lillian Winkfield National Ave Shenandoah College Thomas Kremer, Jr J. T. Kremer Jefferson St Hampden-Sydney A. J. Novick Academy Lane Duke University Perkiomen School Pennsburg Fran Jo Duckwall Joseph Duckwall Peyton St Hampton-Sydney Chester Hobert, Jr Mrs. Hobert Berryville Notre Dame University Carroll Walter Shepherd, Jr Mrs. Shepherd of Boyce University of Virginia Ann Silman Roy A. Silman Madison College

Local students head to colleges for new year

A batch of Berryville and area youths depart for colleges and universities. Hamp ton Sydney Richmond Professional Institute Notre Dame Madison College V P I University of Virginia Mary Washington College and other schools send students including Fran Duckwall Donald Ritter Peter Hobert Chester Hobert Carroll Shepherd Ann Silman Judy Davis Reid Everly Ronald Kaplon Betty Tharpe Patty Miley Sarah Ann Sipe Rebecca Athey as they begin freshman or sophomore years and study paths this year.

Brunch honors Nancy Slonaker and Harold Hunter Jr at home

Mrs L B Sirbaugh hosts brunch for the wedding party and guests as Nancy Slonaker and Harold Hunter Jr prepare to wed today. Dr William Sibley II and Laurel Ann Muntzing welcome a son at Lewis Gale Hospital September 10, joining William Sibley IV. Mary Catherine Galladay Ebert and I W Ebert noted among the local connections.

L. B. Sirbaugh Nancy Slonaker Harold Hunter, Jr William Sibley Lewis Gale Hospital Sibley Laurel Ann Muntzing David K. Muntzing Ofiddletown Sibleys Allison W. Ledbetter, Jr William M. Towers, II Rome Roy Cather Washington St

Births Report Septembers Newlin Tichenor Davis Pitcock Helsley LaFollette

Birth notices list newborn boys and girls born September 12 to 14 to families in several towns. Names include Nathan Samuel Newlin Melissa Ann Tichenor Jeffery Alan Pitcock Douglas Kent Helsley Barry Palmer and an additional son for Edgar William LaFollette at 319 S Kent St. with mothers’ maiden names provided.

Carl Samuel Newlin Route 2 Nathan Samuel Newlin Hilda DeHaven Leroy Junior Tichenor Strasburg Melissa Ann Tichenor Martha Mae Mitchell Cornwell Woodrow Davis Yellow Springs Davis Helen Elizabeth McKee James Kelly Pitcock Sunny S. Kent St

Truth and its changing forms endure beyond belief

The text argues that truth itself remains constant while human thought forms change. It warns against persecuting others for opposing a form rather than the kernel of truth and urges discernment between truth and its expression. It compares truth to an unchanging soul and thought forms to a mortal body.

Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon

A compact English language feature by W. L. Gordon offers guidance on words usage pronunciation and spelling. It highlights common misuses mispronunciations and misspellings and promotes vocabulary growth with a daily word example guile defined as deceitful cunning and treachery.

W. L. Gordon

Modern Etiquette Q&A by Roberta Lee

A reader asks if children may call neighbors by first names or should use Mr and Mrs. The answer advises consulting friends or defaulting to Sir and Madam. Another question asks if a divorced woman with a new husband may attend her former mother in law’s funeral with her spouse. the guidance says this is in bad taste and she should attend alone.

Greenwood Church Notes and Local Visits

Greenwood Chapel Sunday School convenes at 10 AM. Local families and guests from Winchester Clarke County and Halltown visitations are noted, including Brown and Carlisle families. Several neighbors host meals and evenings, highlighting community ties and social gatherings across Greenwood and nearby towns.

Greenwood Greenwood Chapel Louis Ruble Clark Winchester John Dove Little Mountain Cedar Grove David Brown Small Son Conway St J. W. Carlisle Valey Mill Road William Strickler Joan Barbara Clarke County Jesse Gordon Ronald George Gordon Charles Bennett Bohe Smith Wirchreter John Hitler Gresswood Mable Brown M. David Brown W. Cartixe Gilbert Brown

Howard's Chapel News Briefs

Community notes from Howard's Chapel report visits among locals including Jackie Place and Frankie Flowers in Kentucky and Mr. Ambrose Whitacre in Darkesville. Several residents update on health and family occasions as rain boosts farm activity.

Howards Chapel Jackie Place Frankie Flowers Kentucky Harry Kerns Myrle Dailey Albin Joseph Lutzenhiser Braithwaite Brothers Peach Ambrose Whitacre Darkesville Lee Whitacre Martha Kerns A. L DeHaven Othella DeHaven Mary DeHaven Wanda Kerns Audrey DeHaven H. O. Kerns Zane Kerns Jimmie Robinson

Wood types ideal for carving for beginners and fine work

The most desirable wood is free from cracks knots and irregularities. Fine white pine is suitable for beginners, also walnut beech elm and oak.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Raymond Edward Conner Patricia Boyer Raymond Conner Elaine Boyer Miss Boyer Robert Miller Lemyone Lewis Boyer Eton College Eugene Pyne Boyer Handley High School Mr. Conner Yours Edith Henry Christ Episcopal Church Fairfax Room Negro Nursery Board Negro Day Nursery Gaunt Bobbie Conrad Miss Orndorff T. K. McCann DAR Fort Loudoun the Daughters of the American Revolution War Memorial Building Douglas Hardesty Neil Kimble A. H. Sloane Olivia Ullman Loring Bean J. A. Emmerth Stonewall P-Ta Parent-Teachers Association of the Stonewall School Daniel Colaw, Jr Wilbur Grant Robert Novick Donald Ritter Ernest Ritter Kernstown Richmond Professional Institute Peter Hobert Chester Hobert Notre Dame Judy Davis Henry Davis Mary Washington College Reid Everly Julian Everly Ronald Kaplan Russell Kaplon Betty Tharpe Hiram Tharpe Patty Miley E.E Miley Sarah Ann Sipe Sarah Sipe Rebecca Athey Mrs Athey Summit Point Aersonels H. Hudnall Ware, III Charlottesville Wilkie W. Hunt Clayton Ritter Watson Ave Winchester Memorial Hospital Douglas Ebert McGaheysville Rockingham Memorial Hospital Ebert Mary Catherine Galladay Front Royal Pike I. W. Ebert John Goodwin Elizabeth City N.C Philip R. Fowle Lovett Brothers Lovett Bros N. Loudoun St AAA Albemarie Ihoecente Walt Disney Peter Pan Peart Eit Percy Ty Shoecenter Loudoun St Roberta Lee Greenwood News BY Mable Brown Howard's Chapel News Mrs Gest Vinginia Symbol of Security the Commercial & Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Fieldcrest Wearnell Cather’s White Swan Bob Evans Dacron Timberlake Dial William Seppeler Vocal Ziegfield Bella Winn Seppeller General Electric Etl Lever Anderson E. Boscawen St
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