Local youths head to colleges and schools this fall
Miss Betty beers daughter of Mr Myron Bickers leaves for Katharine Gibbs School New York. Miss Ruth Lovett daughter of Jack Wilkins Institute returns to UM Technology Philadelphia. Mr Billy Bass son of C A Bass Stephens City returns to Hampden Sydney. Mr Victor Carbadgsh son of H M Carbaugh Stephens City returns to William and Mary College. Mrs L Stockdale of Albins leaves for Gundorow VPL. Catherine Solenberger enrolls in Physio Therapy at Sargent College Cambridge MA. Bobbys Huntsberry returns to Duke University. Jimmy Huntsberry leaves for Augusta Military Academy. John Hepfer leaves for Penn State. Virginia Yates goes to Northwestern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Beers
Myron Bickers
Katharine Gibbs School
New Y
Ruth Lovett
Jack Wilkins Institute of Returned
Um Technology
Philadelphia
Victor Carbadgsh
H. M. Carbaugh
Stephens City
William and Mary College
Catherine Solenberger
Hugh Solenberger
Sargent College
Cambridge, Mass
Calendar of events for September week nights
Local notice lists weekly meetings and events from September 20 to 23. Groups include Board of Control Moose club WSCS Rebekah lodge Kiwanis Rotary Xi Beta Beta Sigma Phi Gore PTA Elks Woodmen of the World and a rummage sale at Cooper building with details on venues and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Glaize Bros
Market St
Methodist
WSCS
Moose Club
Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Kiwanis Club
Ashington Hotel
Winchester-Clarke Garden
Edward P. Turner
Woodchurch Lang
Gore High School
Elks Club
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Beta Sigma Phi
Benjamin Belchie
Tennyson Ave
Loudoun
Piccadilly St
George Washington
Odd Fellows Hall
Driver Borowsky Wedding Vows Exchanged
Miss Helen Borowsky daughter of Mr and Mrs William Borowsky of 230 E Baker St and Mr Hugh Driver son of Mr and Mrs Henry Driver of Stephens City were married at 8 pm Friday Rev Cephas Fahnestock of Frederick county officiated The bride wore a navy blue ballet length dress with black accessories and wore a corsage of red roses Driver is employed in Stephens City Mr and Mrs Lloyd McDonald Jr attended the wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Borowsky
William Borowsky
E. Baker St
Hugh Driver
Henry Driver
Stephens City
Cephas Fahnestock
Frederick County
Driver
Lloyd McDonald Jr
Gore student wins space in Beta Club Journal poem
Miss Blanche Roe, Gore high school senior, has her poem Incentive published in the September issue of The Beta Club Journal, a magazine by the National Beta Club. The feature includes a photo and biographical sketch, with Roe serving as Gore chapter president last term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Roe
Gore High School
Beta Club
National Beta Club
Spartansboro
Aghout
United S
Gore
Miss Roe
Family visitors share summer at Locust Level
Mrs. Walter Lineweaver of Harrisonburg and Mrs. E M Steele of Stephens City visit their brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs W E Huntsberry at Locust Level on Red Bud Rd. Mrs Margaret Hodgson Goss and Mrs Clara Shank have returned home from a business trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lineweaver
Harrisonburg
E. M. Steele
Stephens City
W. E. Huntsberry
Locust Level
Red Bud Rd
Margaret Hodgson Goss
Clara Shank
New York
Alexanders
York, Pa
J. R
Alexander
Kerr St
Balti more wedding trip ends with home return
Mr and Mrs George William Branner returned to their Whittier Avenue home after a weekend in Baltimore where they attended the wedding of Miss Pauline Diehl and Mr William Hugh Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Branner
Whittier Ave
Baltimore
Pauline Diehl
William Hugh Lucas
John E. Burlesan
Alexandria
Louise Crawford
Catherine Allen Christened Sunday at Grace Church Berryville
Catherine MacDonald Allen infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas B Allen was christened Sunday at Grace Episcopal church Berryville Rev Henry G Lane officiated Godmothers were Mrs Hugh O Brien Audubon Pa and Mrs Bayard Stevens Jr Short Hills N J Godfather was Mr Howard O Allen Washington The christening gown was worn by her mother and grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine MacDonald Allen
Douglas B. Allen
Grace
Miss Shutts Bride of Mr. Hisghman in Winchester Home
Irene Elizabeth Shutts daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shutts of Brucetown married Paul Hisghman at her parents home. Rev. John C. Siles officiated. Bride wore a white gabardine suit with navy accessories and lilies. Reception followed and couple to reside at 904 South Loudoun Street Winchester. She is a Winchester hospital nursing graduate and employee of American Viscose in Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Elizabeth Shutts
Eugene Shutts
Brucetown
Paul Hisghman
John C. Siles
Shepherdstown
W. Va
A. L. Golightly
Winchester
Dieckmans Visit Draper Virginia Noted Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dieckman of S Stewart St visit the Rev. and Mrs. Preston Sartelle in Draper Virginia after spending time with the latter's brother and sister-in-law.
Local social notices and visits across towns
Mrs Wright visits daughter in Edenton North Carolina staying weeks with Mr and Mrs John E Foster while Mr Wright returns home. Carpers spend weekend with Pa relatives. C Fitzhugh Hodgson joins Broadcasting staff in Washington after leaving Worcester. Mrs Flick visits Mt Vernon father on N Braddock St. Miss Lydia Brower and Miss Edna Weidman visit uncle Mr Harry T Cook from Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpers
Paul Carper
E. Leicester Sr
Mrs. Flick
Madelyn Flick
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Harry T. Cook
N. Braddock St
Mr. Cook
Lydia Brower
Edna Weidman
Brooklyn
Births Sept 19 At White Post and Battle Ave
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Carroll of White Post with Mrs Carroll the former Frances Reid. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Loyal Milburn of 544 Battle Avenue with Mrs Milburn the former Elizabeth Galliford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Carroll
White Post
Carroll
Frances Reid
Loyal Milburn
Battle Ave
Milburn
Elizabeth Galliford
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
A short English lesson by W. L. Gordon explains misused words and mispronunciations. It highlights omitting completely in finished phrases and defines insatiable as never satisfied with examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Opequon Local News Roundup Sept 20
Fred Watts Jr. visiting parents from Andrews Field. Nancy Brumback weekend with Brumback family. Mrs. Claude Shifflett ill for days. Oliver McDonald's condition improved. James Patterson home from hospital. Farmers busy with corn and apples. Ernest Funkhouser recovering enough to sit up. William Slater injured by knife while rope cutting. hospitalized briefly then home. William Watts' car caught fire en route to Fain school. Maynard Bayliss back in store after illness. Hugh Rinker improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
Fred Watts Jr
Andrews Field
Fred Watts
Nancy Brumback
C. Lucian Brumback
Claude Shifflett
Oliver McDonald
James Patterson
Ernest Funkhouser
William Slater
William Watts
Oe Fain
Stephens
Maynard Bayliss
Hugh Rinker
Sunday Visitors at Lebanon Church at W. H. Bowers Home
Sept. 20 reports show Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bowers and daughter Ruth alongside Loring Brown, George Donald of Winchester, Master Allen McDonald, Glenn Henderlite and son, and Wilbur Brown of Baltimore visiting relatives. Nancy Louise and Mary Ann Windle visited grandmother Mrs. Charles Windle. Russell Morris Bertha Kohne and Donald Brill of Winchester called on Loring Brown family. Minnie Calvin visits Snarr home while Walter Brown remains critically ill in Grimes. Clara Keller plans winter term at Madison college. Hubert Lee Windle ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Morris
Bertha Kohne
Donald Brill
Winchester
Loring Brown
Minnie Calvin
E. C. Snarr
Snarr
Walter Brown
Grimes
Clara Keller
Madison College
Hubert Lee Windle
Brucetown Social Notes Include Visits and Reunion
Brucetown residents report several out of town visits. Mrs. Herbert Fisher stayed with Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Bradley in Washington. J. B. Snapp returned from Baltimore. DAR member Mrs. Owen Swimley attended a Purcellville meeting with Mrs. George Slater. Mrs. M. S. Whittell of Romney visited relatives. C. W. Boden and others joined the Bush-Rowland reunion at Martins Chapel in Clarke County. Raymond Boden and Mrs. Fisher shopped in Martinsburg. Bill Goddard of Harrisonburg was a business visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Herbert Fisher
D. B. Bradley
Washington
J. B. Snapp
Robert Suter
Baltimore
Owen Swimley
The
DAR
George Slater
Purcellville
Whittell
Romney
C. W. Boden
Marvins Chapel
Clarke County
Raymond Boden
Martinsburg
Bill Goddard
Harrisonburg
Kiwanians to See Navy Film of 1948 Army Navy Game
A color movie of the 1948 Army Navy football game will be shown at 12 30 p m tomorrow during the Kiwanis luncheon. The screening is in cooperation with the local Navy recruiting station and replaces the guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Navy
Etiquette Q and A on Adoption Announcements and Orange Etiquette
A reader asks if announcing an adopted baby's arrival by mail is proper and receives a positive ruling for suitably worded announcements. Separately, guidance on orange eating at table is given, advising to peel and pull apart the fruit, noting breakfast practice of halving oranges.
Trial Justice Court Docket Includes Speeding and Axle Violations
Trial Justice W Erle Edwards hears cases including Frederick Douglas Smith of 227 Kern Street cited for over gross and over axle with a $56 25 fine and Arthur Richard Fritts of R 2 Front Royal for speeding with a $14 25 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Erle Edwards
Frederick Douglas Smith
Kern St
Arthur Richard Fritts
Wrapping Wedding Invitations With Envelopes
The advice describes using an inner envelope for the invitation and card while the outer envelope contains everything. It confirms envelopes are correct for wedding invitations and explains the layering of contents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Younger
Billy Bass
C. A. Bass
Stephens Cit
Hampden-Sydney
Mr. Bobbys Huntsberry
Mrs. E. Rhodes Huntsberry
Duke University
Jimmy Huntsberry
Augusta Military Academy
John Hepfer
J. A. Hepfer
Penn State
Virginia Yatessy
James B. Yates
Northwestern University
Floyd Parkinson
Laura Part
Floyd R. Parkinson
Stuart DeHaven
Albert DeHaven
Sparen
C. J. Nicklaus
Ville Ave
Berry
Siial
Vlotes
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Front Royal
Borowsky
Miss Roe of
Huntsberrys
Branners
Gaunt
Catherine Allen
Miss Shutts
Mr. Hisghman
Mr. Elliott
John Elliott
Front Royal Rd
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Burlesans
Mrs. Rush
Kenneth Rush
E. Piccadilly St
Miss Hoover
Colleen
Hoover
Cameron St
Winchester Hospital
Rileys
Shipe
J. H. Riley
C. R. Shipe
Blue Ridge Sanitorium
Charlottesville
Braithwaite
Beverley Braithwaite
Clarence Braithwaite
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Station Hospital
Taylor L. Barr
Isabelle Batley
Smoky Mountains
Atlanta, Ga
Winchester-Clarke Club
Turner
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Woodchuck Lane
Bowyer Browne
America
Ewing
Studio of Dance
S. Braddock St
Francis van Wie
San Francisco
Mary Aba
Oakland
Calif
Herbert Kaufman
Center
van Wie
San Quentin
Hodgson
Broadcasting
C. Fitzhugh Hodgson
Lebanon Church
Roberta Lee
Trial Justice Court
Hodgson & Brown
Dial
Harold Reeves Yarroll
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington, D.C
Frederick
New York City
Magnolia Ave
California
Anne Adams
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
Gotham
Denier
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman’s
Motorola
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Food Center
N. Main St
Cather's Carpet & Linoleum Headquarters
Timberlake
Is Featuring
Booth
China
Colonial Art & Craft Shop
the Post Office
W. Piccadilly St
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