Washington couple wed in Methodist Church ceremony
Miss Lilian Cooley of Washington daughter of Mr and Mrs Lovell Cooley of Middletown married Mr Willard Clark Jr of Washington son of Mr and Mrs W D Clark in a Saturday evening single ring ceremony at 8 30 in the Methodist Church on 14th Street and Columbia Road Washington. The church was decorated with chrysanthemums. The bride wore wine colored outfit with white gloves and a corsage of white roses. Mrs John Boyd Kline sister of the bride was matron of honor in black dress with white gloves and white rosebuds. Best man was Mr John Boyd Kline. After the ceremony a small reception was held at the Kline home and the couple left for a short wedding trip. They will live in Washington. Mrs Clark attended Middletown High School and has lived in Washington five years working at Habers store. Mr Clark is from Washington and is assistant manager of a local shoe store. Out of town guest included Mrs Wilmer Cooley of Middletown who accompanied the bride’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Cooley
Washington
Lovell Cooley
Middletown
Willard Clark
W. D. Clark
14Th St
Columbia Road
John Boyd Kline
John Boyd ‘Kline
Kline
Cooley
Wilmer Cooley
Stork shower honors Miss Gladys Snapp's sister
Whitlock Avenue hostess Miss Gladys Snapp entertained Oct 21 for sister Mrs. Charles Denny of Cross Junction. Guests included Mrs. Belmont Foote Miss Joyce Algo and others from Winchester and Brucetown with gifts sent. Cameron Street arrival in Alaska follows transfers from Lackland and Chanute Air Force Bases to the 11th Weather Squadron in Fairbanks for a year of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Snapp
Whitlock Ave
Charles Denny
Cross Junction
Belmont, Foote
Joyce
Betty McNealy
Leeson McNealy
Ruby Albin
James Snapp
Robert Boyd
Winchester
Jester
Brucetown
Thornton
Doris @hickle
Samuel Burall
Kernstown
Katherine Cooper
Stephens City
Cameron
Airbanks
Alaska
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul
11Th
Fairbanks
Calendar of Events September 29 evening programs
WSCS Braddock Street Methodist Church meets at 7 45 p m in the large assembly room. Northern Virginia Hairdressers Association gathers at the George Washington Hotel at 8 p m. Madison Lodge meets at 8 p m. Municipal Band performs at Rouss Hall at 8 p m. Cantablie Choir also at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
Mrs Smith Hosts Birthday Party For Mrs Davis
Mrs Ann Smith hosted a dinner party honoring Mrs Josephine Davis on her 22nd birthday at the Lee Jackson. Guests included Mrs Helen Lewis, Mrs Beulah Grim, Miss Ruth Reid, Miss Edna Jenkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Smith
Josephine Davis
Lee Jackson
Mesdames
Helen Lewis
Beulah Grim
Ruth Reid
Edna Jenkins
Births Sept 28 To Sealock Whitacre and Whiting
Birth notices list a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sealock of 660 N Loudoun St Thelma Snyder as former wife. A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Lester Whitacre of Grimes Margaret Ashly as former wife. A boy for Mr. and Mrs. R Beverley Whiting of Berryville Lorene inn as former wife. Also an error note on free seeds from U S Government stating no free distribution since years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Sealock
N. Loudoun
Sealock
Thelma Snyder
Lester Whitacre
Grimes
Whitacre
Margaret Ashly
R. Beverley Whiting
Berryville
U. S
Hotu Ipepedu
Sonja Lee Celebrates 10th Birthday With Family Party
Sonja Lee observed her 10th birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. Roy Lee at 208 Parkway. Friends and relatives attended, games and relays were played with prizes, and a cake was presented by Mrs. Paul Barnett. A wiener roast for family was held that evening hosted by grandmother Mrs. A B Lee of Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonja Lee
Roy Lee
Parkway
Paul Barnett
Carolyn
Rosslyn Hughes
Gayle
Margaret Shumate
Jane Bauserman
Jane Baldwin
Agnes
Helen Massy
Marion
Ellen DuPuy
Judy Dix
Jennie Fisher
Jeanne Harry
Pat Ryan
Peggy Ellmore
Barbara Jones
Nancy Snapp
Florence Ann Barr
Geraldine
Marie Lee
Mary Ann Prickett
Pauletta
Beverley Barnett
Jimmy Dix
Eugene Lee
Roy Lee, Jr
Graham _ Nelson
Charley Shewbridge, Jr
Charles Ross
John Kater
Harry Madagan
John Morris
Stanley Barr
Stanley Barr, Mesdames Cecil Barr, Hunter Lee, Paul Barnett, and Georgia Bucher
Little Miss Lee
A. B. Lee
Berryville
Sonja
Albert Lee
Cooking's Fun By Cecily Brownstone Breakfast Recipe
The column presents a Saturday breakfast recipe by Cecily Brownstone for orange juice cereal with fruit ham and eyes cinnamon toast. Ingredients include sugar cinnamon butter and bread with step by step toasting and spreading the cinnamon butter mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Will Rogers's Child Weds Mac's Stepson in Las Vegas
Mary Rogers, daughter of Will Rogers, married Walter Brooks today in a private ceremony in Las Vegas. Brooks, once Gen. Douglas MacArthur's stepson, faced a New York charge for hitting Rogers during a car dispute last month. the complaint was dropped and she required scalp treatment. The couple honeymooned briefly in Los Angeles before returning to Brooks's New York home. This is Rogers's first marriage and Brooks's fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Mary Rogers
Will Rogers
Walter Brooks
Douglas MacArthur
Brooks
New York
Miss Rogers
Cross Roads Notes on Local Residents
Mr W V Carpenter, recently a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital, returned home slightly improved. His son W V Carpenter Jr injured his knee Tuesday and received medical care. Mr and Mrs R N McKee of Winchester visited Mrs Esta McKee Sunday. Mrs W O Johnson of near Yellow Springs W Va stayed several days with her brother W V Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
W. V. Carpenter
Winchester Memorial Hospital
R N. McKee
Winchester
Esta McKee
W. O. Johnson
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Secrets of Charm and Wardrobe Care By Powers
Fashion guidance by John Robert Powers emphasizes the savvy woman who forecasts trends and maintains a vast wardrobe. It outlines detailed seasonal storage tips for garments, hats, shoes, and accessories to preserve value and shape, plus a plea to request a beauty booklet and the exclusive dance steps offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S
Powers Laboratory
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Weekend Visits And Travel In Middletown Community
Local families and relatives from Silver Spring Washington Baltimore and Waynesboro spent the weekend with relatives in Middletown and nearby areas. A death called Mayor Hartman’s brother in law in Philadelphia prompted travel. Several gatherings and a family picnic are noted along with ongoing illness at home.
Preaching at Galilee Sunday Evening in Grimes
Local notices report a church service at Galilee on Sunday evening led by the ministry. Several families including the Carbaughs Goodds Afflecks and Burns are mentioned as visiting, with social calls and travel between Blackstone Burnt Factory Marion and Winchester. The Russell family started operations at their apple packing house as peach harvest finishes and corn cutting begins in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Clarence Pond
J. N. Good
William Good
Harry Mason
Dorman Affleck
Burnt Factory
D. K. Russell and Sons
Beans Grow Across Climates and Soils
Beans thrive in nearly every climate and soil type, showing broad adaptability. They mature across varied conditions, supporting diverse farming systems and food cultures.
Modern Etiquette Q&A Guidance by W. L. Gordon
A column on proper behavior for dances and social duties. It advises that a man escorting a girl should not dance with others without ensuring his partner has a dance, favors the expression "named for" over "named after" for paternal naming, and notes that bereaved individuals need not return condolence calls.
Words Often Misused Pronunciation Lesson by Roberta Lee
Roberta Lee explains correct pronoun usage in English focusing on the distinction between It is not I who am going with you versus It is not I who is going with you. The piece discusses common misuses and provides guidance on proper syntax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Lee
Pattern T4742 Girls Dress and Weskit Set Sewn by Anne Adams
Pattern T4742 offers a two piece dress and weskit for girls sizes 6 through 14. The advertisement notes easy to sew completion with illustrated instructions and prompts sending coins to Anne Adams for the pattern and a separate 20 cent offer for a Fall and Winter Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weskit
Anne Adams
Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Word Study Snapshot On Vocabulary Growth
A brief reading excerpt highlights careful spelling rules and daily vocabulary aims. It notes pronunciation hints for luck versus lug, admits a single t in admittance, and defines synonyms like noteworthy and remarkable while introducing the word inco herently as a daily language exercise.
Fragmentary campus notice from The Evening Star ad
Incoherent remarks quoted with a campus notice inviting daily student copies. An old phone number 3424 appears, suggesting a campus communications or newspaper insert context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hone
Evening Star
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Miss Cooley
Mr. Clark
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Davis
University of Maryland
James C. Davis
City
Henry Lee Cannady
Alexandria
Navy
College Park Md
Dorseys
Ralph Meade Dorsey
Bayville
Long Island
David Meade Dorsey
Dorsey
Ann Mumma
Huntsberrys
Featuring
Joe's
Ocean Cove
Front Royal Rd
Will Roger
Mac
J. B. White
Pifer Printing CO
Loudoun St
John F. Ditle Co
John Robert Powers
Thomas Knight
Silver Spring
Tom Sperry
Irvin Hottel
Florence Wilkinson
Hartman
Philadelphia
Arl Thayer
Baltimore
G. G. Keith
Joe Dwyer
Ira Dwyer
Vaucluse
US Navy
Lois Sperry
Edna Long
Evelyn
Nancy
Rachel
Silverspring
Mt. Vernon
Kenneth Spencer
Nannie Miller
Upjohn
Davis
Lilly
Gaunt’s
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Cal
Vary
BY N. C. Hensell
W. L. Gordon
Thane Holoms
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun, St
Cather’s Department Store
Timberlake's
Elsie -Kay
Braddock St
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Dorothy Ewing
Aii
S. Braddock St
Tru-Stitch
Winchester Front Royal
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