Miss Ann Barr Shull Weds Mr Weiner in Winchester
The former Miss Ann Barr Shull daughter of Mr and Mrs Clay Shull of Winchester married Mr Walter S Weiner son of Mr and Mrs Walter S Weiner also of Winchester at the Presbyterian Manse on September 12. After a wedding trip to New York City the couple will reside in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Barr Shull
Clay Shull
Weiner
Walter S. Weiner
Winchester
Presbyterian Manse
New York City
Two Local Graduates Enroll at Randolph-Macon College
Ted Staples son of Mr and Mrs Carlton Staples of Berryville Avenue and Donald Sartelle son of Dr and Mrs R R Sartelle of West Leicester Street left yesterday to enroll in the freshman class at Randolph Macon College in Ashland. They graduated from Handley High School in June and were accompanied by their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Staples
Carlton Staples
Berryville Avenue
City
Donald Sartelle
R. R. Sartelle
West
Leicester Street
Randolph-Macon College
Ash
Handley High School
Ashland
Staples
Sartelle
Cobleville Resident Adelaide Coble Heads to Farmville
Miss Adelaide M. Coble, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Lee Coble of this city, left early this week for Farmville to begin her sophomore year at State Teachers College there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide M. Coble
A. Lee Coble
Farmville
State Teachers College
Marriage announced for Miss Cornelia Larus in October
Invitations announce the wedding of Miss Cornelia Anne Larus daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Griffin Larus of Stony Point Richmond to Mr Emmett Montrose Avery Jr of Richmond. Miss Larus was crowned Queen Shenandoah XIII by U S Senator John G Townsend in 1936. The ceremony is set for Tuesday October 8 at 3 30 pm at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Anne Larus
Lewis Griffin Larus
Stony Point
Richmond
Emmett Montrose Avery, Jr
Larus
U. S
John G. Townsend
Delaware
Marriage in Sacred Heart Church Unites Snapp and Cochran
Miss Betty Jean Snapp daughter of Mrs Retha Snapp and Eugene Cochran son of Mr and Mrs Fred Cochran were married in a 2 p m double ring ceremony at Sacred Heart Church. The couple plans to reside in the city after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Snapp
Retha Snapp
Eugene Cochran
Fred Cochran
Sacred Heart Church
Father Heye
Alice Patton
Cochran
William Carpenter
Handley High School
George Washington Hotel
Philadelphia
New York
Sarah Ann Sipe Celebrated 7th Birthday
Miss Sarah Ann Sipe was guest of honor at a party midweek at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miley Jr. in Boyce. Hosted by her mother and aunt, the event celebrated her seventh birthday with guests including Louise Lee Linda Everly Reid Everly Patsy Jenkins Suzanne Carr Barbara Strode Tommy Strode Patty Miley and Mike Miley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ann Sipe
C. E. Miley, Jr
Boyce
Sarah Sipe
Mrs. Miley
Miss Sipe
Louise Lee
Linda
Reid Everly
Patsy Jenkins
Suzanne
Houston
Carr
Barbara Ann
Tommy Strode
Patty
Mike Miley
Local Girl Recovering From Tonsillectomy In Winchester
Little Miss Karen E Harper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bryant R r of Fairmont avenue, has returned home after a tonsillectomy at Winchester Memorial Hospital the first of the week. Her condition is reported satisfactory. Mrs T F Jakimier Jr of New Orleans La is expected to arrive in Winchester today to visit relatives. Mrs Jakimier, formerly Miss Margaret Jane Athey, is the daughter of Mrs R L man of this city. En route to Winchester, Mrs Jakimier visited in Washington at the home of her parents in law Mr and Mrs T F Jakimier Sr former residents of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen E. Harper
Bryant R. R
Fairmont Avenue
Winchester Memorial Hospital
City
T. F. Jakimier, Jr
New Orleans
Winchester
Jakimier
Margaret Jane Athey
R. L.man
Washington
T. F. Jakimier
Peggy Lee Anderson to Wed Henry Flowers in December
Mr and Mrs Paul E Anderson of 147 Montague Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Peggy Lee to Henry Stuckey Flowers son of Mr and Mrs W Hampton Flowers of Sumter South Carolina The wedding is planned for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Anderson
Montague Avenue
Return From Trip To Nashville
Mrs. Marie Dunham of Martinsburg and her brother Ray Wisecarver of Bunker Hill WV returned the first of the week from a trip to Nashville Tennessee. They attended a performance of The Grand Ole Opry and report a very interesting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Marie Dunham
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ray Wisecarver
Bunker Hill
Tenn
Judge Rice and Wife Welcome Baby Son in Winchester
Judge John W. Rice of the Winchester Police Court and his wife Mrs. Rice welcomed a son at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Rice, former Catherine McVicar, is a Handley High School faculty member. Wardensville couple Charles and Mrs. Fisher also announce a son born at Memorial Hospital, as do Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Bell of 124 Pine Street for a son born yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardensville
Charles Fisher
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Lewis E. Bell
Pine Street
Engagement announced for Elizabeth Green and Courtney L Ashwood
Mrs. William Shull announces the engagement of her sister Elizabeth Green of Winchester to Courtney L Ashwood also of Winchester The bride to be is daughter of Richard Green and the late Mary Hillyard Green Ashwood recently returned from two and a half years overseas with the 38th Chemical Mathis Company The marriage is planned for a month in the near future
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shull
Elizabeth Green
Courtney L. Ashwood
Winchester
Miss Green
Richard Green
Mary Hillyard Green
Ashwood
38Th Chemical Mathis Company
Will Hold Flower Show October 9
The Winchester Clarke Garden Club met at Llewellyn the-home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Kerfoot near Berryville. The show chair Mrs Alvin Pennypacker announced the event set for October 9 at the Episcopal Church House West Boscawen Street with a large team assisting including Jaclyn Smith planning registration and B J Arthur judging and plant exchange. Awards listed in several classes went to Mrs Pennypacker Mrs Glaize Miss Kurtz Mrs Baker and Mrs deGrange for blue blue and red ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Llewellyn
Alfred Kerfoot
Berryville
H. Clay deGrange
Alvin Pennypacker
Episcopal Church
West Boscawen Street
Henry Bryarly
B. J. Arthur
James P. Reardon
Carl Massey
Handley School
B. M. Roszel
Fred S. Glaize
Lucy F. Kurtz
Louis Baker
Baker
Miss Brown Underwent Tonsilectomy At Memorial Hospital
Little Miss Shirley Catherine Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Brown of 220 East Baker Street underwent a tonsilectomy this morning at Memorial Hospital. She is reported to be getting along nicely. Returns To Home In Baltimore Miss Helen Gassaway has returned to Baltimore after visiting Mrs William Lee Clark at her home on Tennyson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Catherine Brown
Cecil Brown
East
Baker Street
Memorial Hospital
Helen Gassaway
Baltimore
William Lee Clark
Tennyson Avenue
Local residents return and medical updates in Lynchburg area
Miss Bell Chipley, formerly of Stephens City, arrived home in Lynchburg after visiting Mrs. William Lee Clark and Mrs. Helena M. Perry on Tennyson Avenue. Mr. B B Snarr recuperates at his East Piccadilly home following two major operations at Memorial Hospital. The Ebenezer Cemetery Association schedules its monthly meeting for Sunday September 22 at 11:30 am with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Chipley
Stephens City
Lynchburg
William Lee Clark
Helena M. Perry
Tennyson Avenue
B. B. Snarr
East Piccadilly Street
Memorial Hospital
Ebenezer Cemetery Association
Plitts Return to York After Visit at Edgewood Farm
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Plitt return to their York Pennsylvania home after spending several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller at Edgewood Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Plitt
York, Pa
Mrs Della H Gary Improves After Gas Fumes Incident
Mrs Della H Gary of 35 West Piccadilly Street is slowly improving at her apartment after becoming ill from gas fumes escaping from the basement furnace earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della H. Gary
West Piccadilly Street
Etiquette Answers: Door Greetings Tipping and Ladies
The host greets guests at the door and assists women with wraps while guiding men to hats. Tipping applies to bills of $3 or more. less than $3 may receive a tip above ten percent if desired. Women kissing in public is considered overdone and ill-bred.
Word Study Card Deviate Lesson Across English Usage
Lesson on common misused words impostor imposture blase chauffeur and synonyms. It promotes daily vocabulary growth citing Augustine and urging readers to master one word each day and not deviate from a chosen course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
Apples Sold In Richmond Not Labeled Right
A Richmond market survey shows apples sold without proper labeling as required by Virginia law. Commissioner L M Walker Jr notes complaints from out of town growers and cites culls sold loose and baskets without markings at Seventeenth Street Market. The law requires producer name, packer, variety, quantity, quality and size on closed packages and marking culls for open sales. A large crew for enforcement is at packing and shipping points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
L. M. Walker, Jr
Agtitude
Walker
Seventeenth Street
Virginia Apple Commission
State Horticulture Society
Virginia apple labeling urged to curb low grade market sales
Mr. Walker warned that apples entering Richmond markets without proper labeling could be seized. He said selling poorer grade fruit harms Virginia apple growers by inflating prices for low quality produce and squeezing higher quality apples from markets. Culls should be used for processing, not eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Mrs. Wagley 90 Dies in Maryland
Florence V. Wagley of Winchester age 90 died last Sunday at Takoma Park Maryland after a years long illness. She lived in the District most of her life before moving to Takoma Park ten years ago. Widow of Mann Wagley she was a longtime member of McKendrie Methodist Church. She is survived by three daughters Mrs Gladys Latham Mrs Evelyn Gensheimer and Mrs Mildred Cross a son Sherman a sister and three brothers. Funeral services were held at Warner E Pumphrey Funeral Home Silver Spring with burial at Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence V. Wagley
Winchester
Washington
Gladys Latham
Takoma Park
Wageley
Mann Wagley
McKendrie
Wagley
Evelyn C. Gensheimer
Mildred Cross
New York
Sherman
Detroit
Charles Fishpan
Berryville
Carl
Arthur Light
Indianapolis
Harry Light
Summit Point
W. Va
Warner E. Pumphrey
Silver Spring
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Ritter Will Construction Suit for O B Ritter Estate
State of Virginia Frederick County Court notices proceedings to construct the will of O B Ritter deceased and to obtain court authorization to sell realty and administer the estate under court direction. Floyd V Ritter is ordered to appear within ten days of publication to protect his interests. N Whitacre, Clerk. Herbert B Larrick, Atty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Virginia
Frederick County
Emma Ritter
Als
Ruth M. Hottel
O. B. Ritter
Floyd V. Ritter
N. Whitacre
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Wallace Weiner
Coble Reville
É Fashion
Winchester Front Royal
Shenandoah XIII
Schenck
Schenck Nut Co
Schenck’s Popcorn
Schenck’s
Cashews
Zel
Schenck Cheese Co
Schence Nut CO
Cameron
Harper’s Market
Valley Ave
Peggy Lee Anderson
Bobby Soxers
S. Loudoun St
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Miss Brown
Ebenezer Association
York
By Roberta Lee
Johnston's
Sévre
5. N. Johnston
W. L. Gordon
Herbert
Larrick
Atty
Dr. Posner
Ritestart
Winchester and
Staunton
Ae At
Grove’s
Chandise
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Food Center
Loudoun
All Models Woods Radio
Amherst St
Adam
Haldeman’s
Bates Knitting
Cather & “Moling the Home
N. Loudoun
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Timberlake
S Bureau Pas Orsee
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co
Home Office
Columbus, Ohio
G. L. Craig
N. Loudoun St
Roy W. Earl
Lewis McDonald
Acorn Heights
H. Warden Foley
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