Mrs Wisecarver Weds Mr Seabright in Frederick
Ruth Ann Wisecarver and Grant T Seabright were married August 25 in Frederick Maryland. The ceremony at Calvary Methodist Church had no attendants. The bride, Handley School alumna and Roman Brothers secretary, wore smoke grey lace over green nylon with lime accessories and orchids. Seabright, former Winchester Evening Star circulation manager, served in the Pacific and later worked at Sanitary Laundry. They tour the West Indies and Cuba before settling at 1403 Greystone Terrace after October.
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Ruth Ann Wisecarver
Walter P. Anderson
Grant T. Seabright
Harry M. Seabright
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church
Edward A. Godsey
Port Aucrifce
Havana
Cuba
Kingston
Jamaica
Greystone Terrace
Fashion Show at Rosemont dazzles Berryville crowd
The Rosemont event hosted by Senator and Mrs. Harry Byrd drew over 500 attendees for Aquacade and a Tea Dance. Models included Mrs. Roland Mitchell and Mrs. Harry Byrd Jr. The Aquacade featured children guided by Mrs. M. L. Stiff as Jack Morton's Orchestra provided Washington-based music.
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Rosemont
Harry Byrd
Berryville
Clarke County
Hg Association
M. L. Stiff
Roland Mitchell
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Johns
William B
Leatherman Daughter Admits Illness Hinders College Plans
Miss Sarah Leatherman currently patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital will not be able to return to Longwood College for the fall term due to illness. Her parents, Mr and Mrs Dan Leatherman, residing in Winchester, send word of her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Leatherman
Dan Leatherman
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Longwood College
Special September Cream Sale at Brooks Pharmacy
During September Brooks Pharmacy advertises Nome Creams and Cold Cream cleansing products at reduced prices. The notice lists size 2.20 dollar data and sale price of 1 dollar with emphasis on dryness relief. Ph 6461.
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
Calendar of events for September 17 evening programs
City calendar lists multiple meetings and activities including District Nurse Association at Piccadilly and Cameron, Madison Lodge, Municipal Band at Rouss Hall, VFW Auxiliary, Lions Club at George Washington Hotel, Lord Fairfax Garden Club at Ft Collier, Board of Controls Exchange Club, Alcoholics Anonymous at Friendship Fire Hall, Moose Club and Rebekah Lodge all scheduled for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
New Office
Piccadilly
Cameron
Madison Lodge
Rouss Hall
VFW
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Fred Stine
Ft. Collier
Board of Controls Exchange Club
Alcoholics Annynous Friendship Fire Hall
Moose Club
Rebekah Lodge
Miss Nora Chrisman Engaged to George Garber
Mr and Mrs Ralph Chrisman of 415 West Cork Street announce the engagement of their daughter Nora to George Herbert Garber son of the late Mr and Mrs George Trenton Garber of the city Nora is a Handley School graduate class of 1948 and attended Averett College Danville She has worked for Northern Virginia Power Company for two years Garber is a Handley School graduate class of 1947 and works with Western Maryland Supply Company The wedding is planned for the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Chrisman
Cork St
Nora
George Herbert Garber
George Trenton Garber
Miss Chrisman
Handley School
Averett College
Danville
Northern Virginia Power Company
Garber
Western Maryland Supply Company
DAR To Meet In Woodstock At Fort Loudoun Chapter
The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets at 2 30 p m Friday at the home of Mrs Howard Benchoff in Woodstock. Other Woodstock members will join in entertaining. Hospital Auxiliary Rummage Sale planned for October 5 and 6 at Christ Episcopal Parish House with Mrs J B McKee and Mrs Thomas Gibson as co chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
Woodstock
Fort Loudoun
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Howard Benchoff
Winchester Memorial Hospital
B. B. Dutton
Christ Episcopal Church
J. B. McKee
Thomas Gibson
Miss Schlack Weds Stanley Koontz in Home Ceremony
Mary Lou Schlack daughter of Mr and Mrs Grover Schlack of Apple Pie Ridge wed Stanley Roger Koontz son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Koontz of Ellicott City Maryland. The ceremony in the Schlack home was conducted by Dr Ronald B Wilson pastor of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. The couple will reside with the bride's parents after a trip to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Schlack
Grover Schlack
Apple Pie Ridge
Stanley Roger Koontz
Leslie Koontz
Ellicott City
Schlack
Ronald 8. Wilson
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Grim
Miss Longerbeam Weds in Boyce ceremony
Miss Mary Elizabeth Longerbeam daughter of Mrs Ada Long erbeam of Millwood and Mr Wayne Lowery son of Mrs Mannard Lowery of Stephens City were married September 6 at the Millwood parsonage. After a brief wedding trip the couple will live with the bride’s mother in Millwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Longerbeam
Ada Longerbeam
Millwood
Wayne Lowery
Maynard Lowery
Stephens City
Millwood Methodist Church
Boyd Hudson
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Boyce
Bri
Virginia Department of Highways
Berryville
Miss Arthur Leaving For New York City
Miss Betsy Arthur daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Arthur of Fairfax Lane will leave tomorrow for New York City. She has accepted a teaching position at the Pre School of the Brick Presbyterian Church. The general meeting of the Women of the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will be held Monday night at 8 in the assembly rooms with Rev Robert A Whitten as guest speaker on Is Our Church Christian. Miss Billie Jean Smith will sing and a social hour will follow. The Frank T McFadden Bible Class will meet tomorrow at 9 45 with Mr W W Glass as regular teacher. The Primary Children under Mrs Julian Buncutter will sing. Roy Schmucker Jr of Detroit is spending a week with his parents at 415 N Loudoun Street. Mr and Mrs Douglas Ebert have returned home on Richards Ave after a week in New York City as guests of Michael Boscaino. he will be their guest for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Saxe
New York
Raymond Saxe
Courtfield Ave
New York City
University of Virginia
American Law Students Association
Belmont Plaza Hotel
Saxe
Law School
Emmett Hall
Betsy Arthur
J. W. Arthur
Fairfax Lane
Brick Presbyterian Church
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Our Church Christian
Billie Jean Smith
Frank T. McFadden
W. W Glass
Julian Buncutter
Roy Schmucker, Jr
Detroit
Rev
Mrs
Roy Schmucker
N. Loudoun Street
Douglas Ebert
Richards Ave
Michael Boscaino
Mr. Boscaino
District Nurse Association to hold quarterly meeting
The District Nurse Association will meet Monday at 3 p m in the new offices at Piccadilly and Cameron Streets. President Mrs. B B Dutton urges all members to attend this important gathering. Minnehaha Council No 1 Pocahontas hosted Mrs Josephine Deans of Virginia during her official visit to the council Monday night in Friendship Hall.
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District Nurse Association
Piccadilly
Cameron Streets
Degree of Pocahontas
Virginia
Josephine Deans
Friendship Hall
Winfred Cline
Tepee
Katie Harmon
Francis Tewalt
Anna Boxwell
Portsmouth
Wenonah
Berthamae Pearce
Phoebus
Minnehaha
Grace Gabbert
Danville
Pocahontas
Incohenee
Virginia Brumback
Winchester
May Handle
Hilda Hudson
Alexandria
Cecilia Hosking
Norfolk
Board of Appeals
Gussie Dyke
Margaret Sam
Wampum
West Virginia
Lula
Effie Mae Willets
Dunbar
Lula Foster
Brunswick
Matha Nelson
Oneida Council
Mary Steen
Silver Moon Council
Mamie Roberts
Lelawa Council
Pearl Miller
Hiawatha Council No. 9
Mattie Stark
Washington, D. C
Martinsburg
Vistors
Oneida Council No. 6
Minnehaha Council
Deans
Hosking
Brumback
Boxwell
Francis Tevalt
Families Take Short Trip and Hosts Host New Guests
Mr and Mrs Frank Patten and two children return to Fairmont West Virginia State College after two weeks with Mrs Patten s mother Mrs Irene McDonald at 8S Cameron 8 St A surprise birthday party honors Mrs See s birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs C B See in Stephens City with a weiner roast and music Guests include the Lees Grayses and other Stephens City residents S J Guild party postponed St Joan s Guild card party postponed Mr and Mrs Brumback host Mrs Josephine Deans Miss Thelma Young of Portsmouth Va plus other local guests Guests also visit Petersburg High Point N C and Capon Bridge W Va this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Patten
C. B. See
Stephens City
Cecil Grayses
Charlie Davis
Boyd Combs
Winchester
Henry Elsen
Montie and
Stevie
Kenneth Boyce
Jessie Funk
Front Royal Road
Luna Sisk
James W. Lee
James, Jr
W. C. Muse
Capon Bridge
W. Va
W. J. Muse
Gore
Petersburg
High Point
N. C
Births September 14 for Raynond Allen Shutts and Thorpe
Birth announcements list a son for Mr and Mrs Raynond Allen at 348 Kern St with Mrs Allen formerly Betty Hott. A daughter is listed for Mr and Mrs Gilbert Shutts of Kernstown, with Mrs Shutts formerly Agnes Tinney. A son is listed for Mr and Mrs John C Thorpe of Marshall, with Mrs Thorpe formerly Ellen Fishback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynond Allen
Kern St
Allen
Betty Hott
Gilbert Shutts
Kernstown
Shutts
Agnes Tinney
John C. Thorpe
Marshall
Thorpe
Ellen Fishback
Cooking's Fun By Cecily Brownstone
Sunday dinner menu includes Rice-Stuffed Chicken Gravy Buttered Carrots Peas and Celery Salad Bowl Bread and Butter Chocolate Angel Pie and beverage. Recipe outlines marshmallow pie filling with gelatin milk and chocolate and serves after chilling.
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
Lesson discusses correct usage and pronunciation. It covers misused phrases such as void of tact, mispronounced terms like satiety, and common misspellings like equable. The piece emphasizes expanding vocabulary with daily word study and defines plaintive as expressing sorrow or melancholy.
Language guidance on addressing women in old usage
The text questions whether "the lady" is good expression and answers that "girl" is proper according to good usage for any. It reflects archaic tone and guidance on respectful address in historical context.
Pattern 4692 dress and top with petal neckline
mailing instructions for pattern 4692 by Anne Adams. pattern sizes 12 to 18 and 20 40 includes long slim sheath skirt with back pleat and a flattering petal neckline top. fabric yardage listed and illustrated instructions provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester
Pattern Dept
West
New York
N. Y
Social Etiquette Qs on Visiting and Hosting
Unmarried young woman in early twenties should not be in business. When paying an unexpected call and a friend already has a guest, stay a few minutes then leave. A hostess is not required to provide cigarettes for a bridge game.
Party Etiquette Tip Sparks Quiet Question
A casual remark about social gatherings prompts readers to consider whether hosting a polite event is necessary. The note suggests kindness and thoughtful hosting as a nice gesture without making it an obligation.
Who Were the Hyksos Shepherd Kings in Egypt
The Hyksos were the Shepherd Kings, the first invaders of Egypt. They were mixed in origin but mainly Semitic, likely Phoenician or Arabian, and formed the XVth dynasty ruling Egypt from 1650 to 1580 B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
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Miss Schlack
Mr. Koontz
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Mrs. Sargent
Hanover
Eva Sargent
Verba Stotler
James M.allen
Clyde Barrow
Ridgeway
Lillian Price
Comrade
Collins Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Church
J. S. Blye
John W. Rosenberger
Roy A. Larrick
Capon Lake
Gaunt
Gaunt's Drug Store
Miss Arthur
Presbyterian
McFaden Bible Class
Mr. Schmucker
Mr. and
Mrs. Ebert
Nurse Association
Ray Milland
Theatre Guild
Hayes
Montgomery Clift
Tennessee Williams
Mrs. Patten
Fairmont
Mrs. See
St. Joan’s
Mrs. Muse
Cecily Brownstone
America
Siberia
Bering Strait
Alaska
VOGUE
del Ray
Lovett Bros
Loudoun St
W. L. Gordon
Roberta Lee
Hodgson & Brown
Bescawes &T
Food Center
al Garmenta
Elsie-Kay
Braddock St
Cather’s Department Store
Timberlake
Winchester FurnIture Co. & Main
The
York Inn
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