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7 THE STAUNTON MORNING, AUGUST 22, 1939 pag; r.o.E. EPOKSOS3 ELI. Cleveland Rocky Mount, where she will visit lor several days In the home of the Rev, and Mrs. Roy Smith. 9 7S i A chicken and ham rapper SociEtyNews Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Stephenson! MotorsBuys Bickle Left and family of Hot Springs, spent be held at the home of Mr, C. Bosserman, eight miles south cf Staunton on Route Wednesday the weekend with Mrs. Stephen night, Aug. 23, at son's parents, Mr.

Mrs. J. W. Ervlne at Headwaters. With the Durchase price being sponsored by the Elliotts Knob aerie.

No. 680, Fraternal Order cf Eagles. Eiven as iIjOOO and other consid Mr. James I Mitchell of Sugar erations," announcement was made Grove, W. Va, is also a guest in Mary Dameron Dr.

Bell this home. The supper held at the same Screen Beauty Wed to Writer Monday that the H. B. Cleveland Motors. Inc, had just purchased from the Bickle estate a large lot place last year was largely attend S.

F. McClure Newlyweds, Honored Bit Senior McClures Mr. C. W. Graham and Mrs.

C. ed and it Is expected that Wed Worthington, to Be Ushers C. Withrow, of Goshen, visited his on North Central avenue. nesday night's affair will be lib Will Marry On August 26th i Mr. and Mrs.

James Oscar Dam sister In Roanoke over the week erally patronized. All Eagles, their With a frontage of about 125 end. wives, and friends and the pub The marriage of Miss Dorothy Guests at "Dixie," home of Mr. lic generally are Invited to at- tend. eron of Weems.

Lancaster county. Lee Fox, daughter of Mrs. Free-land Fox, of Baltimore, and the This Is an outdoor supper and have issued invitations to the wedding of their daughter, Mary and Mrs. David R. Crosby, near Spring Hill, on Sunday included Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Herold and Henry late Mr. Fox. and Mr. John Shar- the grounds will be attractively feet on Central avenue, the plot extends about 250 feet deep to Augusta street.

This Is familiarly known as the "show" lot, as In years gone by numerous small tented attractions have given performances there. A blacksmith shop, is located on one corner fac lighted. Meaae, to Mr. Ben Wtfwdson, of Richmond and Staunton The ceremony will take place shall Grasty son of Mrs. John Sharshall Grasty and the late Dr.

Grasty, of University, will take place at eight p. m. Saturday, Sept. 9, at Emmanuel chapel in Baltimore in the presence of trie two Immediate families and a few Messrs. John and Watson Hendry, of Detroit, have returned Saturday, Aug.

26, at Christ church at four-thirty p. m. Miss Margaret Dameron will be her sister's maid of honor. The bride has ing Central avenue. H.

B. Cleveland stated that home after spending the past week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Earle Hoover on Frazier street.

7 Mr. and Mrs. S. F. McClure and Miss Jean McClure were at home Friday evening from eight to ten honoring Mr.

and Mrs. S. F. McClure who were recently married at the bride's home in Davidson, N. C.

Receiving were Mr. and Mrs. S. F. McClure and Mr.

and Mrs. F. McClure Jr. In the dining room were Miss Jean McClure and Mrs. Lyle Humphreys.

Mrs. Ed McClure and Miss Fay Thompson presided at the punch bowl. Delicious "refreshments were served during the evening. Mr. and Mrs.

McClure Jr. will reside at Spottswood. 0 Miss Terry, Mr. 0Ferral Thompson chosen as. her bridesmaids the groom's two sisters, Misses Kath- plans had not been perfected for the use to which the property wfU be put, but Indicated that it prob Intimate friends.

A reception will follow at the home of the bride on Lafayette avenue. Mrs. Richard Herold Jr, daughter, Miss Katie Herold, and Howard Herold. and Mrs. J.

Howard Smith, all of "Holk-ham," near Ivy, Mr, and Mrs. William P. Silling, of Staunton, Rt. 5, and Mr. John A.

Jones of "Engle-wood," on the Churchville road near the city. Mrs. E. F. Higginson has returned from a visit of several weeks to her cousin, Mrs.

Elizabeth Fisher, in Umidilla, N. Y. She is again with Mrs. H. D.

Murray, on East Beverlev street. Lieutenant Frank Robbtns Pancake motored from Langley Field ryn and Elizabeth Woodson of H. Bland Jr, will be her sister's Richmond; Miss Irene Little of ably would become the site of a super-service station, extending Raleigh, N. and Mrs. Kenneth matron of honor and only atteno)- from one thoroughfare to the Conrad of Charlotte, N.

C. ant, ana Mr. nomas Grasty, oi University 1 will be his brother's other, with a retail motor vehicle sales department housed In a part of the large building that may be best man. The ushers will be Dr. Richard P.

Bell of Baltimore 3 and Staunton, and Mr. Clarke iting her sister in Harrisonburg. While she was there, she was sud erected. Worthington of Staunton, cousins denly taken ill and had to be to spend the weekend with his par of the bridegroom. 3 ents, Mr.

and Mrs. William C. Pan her guest tat her summer home at Lexington, Mrs. John R. Horton, cake.

removed to Rockingham Memorial hospital, where she will remain for several days. .11 Wed Saturday Summerfields of Roanoke, who motored to Lex Mrs. J. Blair Hoge, who had been fulfil ington with her Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. and their daughter, Jane, arrived from Wed 55 Yeats visiting Mrs. E. W.

Opie at "Camp Tall Acres" for the past week, has returned to her home on East Bev Evanston, 111, yesterday and are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Meriweath-er-Walker Sr, of Petersburg, spent the weekend as the guests at Stonewall Jackson tav erley street. Saturday's issue of the New York The marriage 'of Miss Mary Terry, daughter of Mrs. John young Terry, and the late Mr.

Terry, of Wytheville, to Mr. Charles O'Fer-rall Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Thompson, Farmville. took place Saturday at five Herald-Tribune carried two pic Mrs.

Charles Drummond and Miss Kitty Drummond will return em. They were accompanied here by Misses Page, Sue Barrett, and Nancy Stratton, who have been house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Gregg, of New' York, at their tures of Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice today to their home in Spartan summer home in Orange. Mrs, burg, S. after visiting the Summerfleld. of 1014 Park place, Brooklyn, who were wed fifty-five years Aug. 19.

Walker, who was a recent guest of her brother-in-law and sister, o'clock, in 6t. John's Episcopal church at Wytheville." It Is of in Misses Atkinson at "Mansneia." Mr. and Mrs. Wayt B. Timber lake returned to "Rldgewood" Sun i MILK I Bread T' One picture was taken on the Mr.

and Mrs. Robertson, in Lex terest to this section of Virginia, wedding trip in 1884, and the oth day night after spending Ave days since Mr. Thompson has been for er last Saturday. ington, returned to Petersburg Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs. Robertson, who motored to Orange at Virginia Beach.

several years a member of the fac ulty of Flshburne Military school. Misses Eleanor and Charlotte The Summerfields are former residents of this city, and this is the first anniversary they have with them Friday for the week The Rev. Devall L. Gwathmey, You can see, smell and fast th Glasgow, Olympla Williamson, and Elsie Collins are spending the weekend at Virginia Beach, plan- not visited Virginia, according (o D. rector, performed the cere end.

Miss Mary Churchill Walker, who motored to Lexington with her mother, remained there the news story, It also stated that they are look nin? to return today. difference in Southern Milk Bread. Ir toasts Just right erery rime. It looks as though you'd spread a thin layer of butter over for a longer visit. Rochelle Hudson Screen Actress Rochelle Hudson Is honeymooning with her writer-husband, Hal Thompson, at Esenada, but her surprise marriage a week ago has just been disclosed.

Ing forward to Aug. 31, when they mony in a setting of white gladioli, cybotium fern, and smllax which were massed in the chancel. The wedding music was played by William McChesney, organist, Fishers-ville; "Oh, Perfect was expect to spend Staunton day at Mrs. B. L.

Stollenwerck has returned from Richmond, where she visited her daughter. Miss Bessie the worlds fair. the bread before jrou put it in th Stnllpnwpivk. Miss Stollenwprck played during the ceremony. Lawn Party At A nwrerj The bride was given in marriage visiting them for the past two weeks.

Stuart and Allan Ham, of Churchville avenue, are visiting the New York World's fair. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher have returned to their home in Staunton after spending the past week in Charleston, W. Va.

Mrs. Milton Funk, of Baltimore, Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.

Riddle of Park View. Mr. David C. Eberhart Jr, his mother, Mrs. David C.

Ebfchart, and Miss Linda Todd have returned to Washington after spending several days with Mrs. L. C. Ware on East Beverley street. Miss Nancy Lineweaver returned yesterday from Lynchburg after spending a week with Mrs.

Ben Harvey. Miss Phyllis Lucas of Covington, was operated upon Saturday night at Covington General hospital. Her condition Is regarded as satisfactory. Mrs. Robert J.

Jordan, who underwent an appendectomy at the King's Daughters' hospital yesterday morning, is getting along nicely. Miss Mary Meade Mitchell, of Greenville avenue, left Saturday for has gone to the New York fair and to Cape Cod to spend her PERSONALS and Mrs. William Gill, of Baltimore, have returned to their homes after visiting their sister. McCaskill Thurs. toy her uncle, Mr.

Robert E. with vacation. ffr'i Mrs. David Lucas, of Greenville. Mrs.

W. A. Van Lear and Miss Helen Van Lear have returned There will be a lawn party at Misses Annabelle and Marcette i 1 I ers, Pittsburgh. She wore a bridal gown of lace and net, the lace on lhe girdle was repeated in -ap-pliqued medallions on the double net skirt ending with a long train, McCaskill chapel, on the Waynes to their home near Fishersville Farrow are spending the week at camp in Strasburg. Mrs.

Flor Judge Joseph A. Glasgow has had as his guests at "Camp Crosskeys" Trial Justice W. Terrell Sheehan and Mr. W. S.

Moffett Jr, of Staunton; Messrs. Stuart Ragland and Edward Ranson, of Richmond; and Messrs. Charles Glasgow and Allen Penick, of Lexington, who returned to their homes Sunday. Helena Rowan left Sunday morning to spend a week's vacation at Virginia Beach. She will meet friends in Washington and go from there to Norfolk via boat.

Miss Sara Calvert has gone to Abbeville, S. to spend part of her vacation at her old home before visiting the New York world's fair. Miss Thelma Nell, of Covington, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Corron, at 202 Fayette street. Mrs.

Marlon S. Battle has as boro road near Olivet church, Thursday, Aug. 24, beginning at after visiting Mrs. Van Lear's daughter, Mrs. William Reeves ence Smith, of Baltimore.

has an adapted Chanel model. Her veil of Illusion fell from a fitted cap of Thomas Jr. at Meadowview. Mrs been visiting her sister, Mrs. five-thirty.

Ham and chicken ice cream, will be on Thomas and her small son Billy, W. Moore of Barterbrook road. Mrs. Moore has also had as her sale. old lace, and she carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.

The accompanied them here for a vis It. MR bride's only ornament was a pearl gutst Mrs. Irene Ridgely, of Bal timore. ibV Driver-Weaver After spending several weeks at Charlotte, N. Myrtle Beach, pin, gift from her maternal grand mother.

Miss Eleanor Beckham, who has been visiting Mrs. William Ewing at "Cobble Hill." is returning today to New York city. Messrs. Frank Barber and Leonard Chittum are spending two weeks touring Canada and New York state. The Rev.

J. Lewis Gibbs and Miss Josephine Gibbs are leaving today for a brief visit to Mr. Gibbs' daughter, Mrs. Eugene Jackson Bryan and Mr. Bryan, in Chattanooga, Tenn.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Somerville, of University, and Mr. Thomas J. Roller Jr, of Fort Defiance, will depart today for Atlantic City, where they will spend several Marriage Soon Mr.

William Meyerhoeffer, who was injured in an automobile and bicycle accident, is recovering at Miss Elizabeth Grant, Danville, and other placesIn South Carolina. Mrs. H. B. Jordan has returned to her home at "White maid of honor, wore pale green net, King's Daughters' hospital.

trimmed in tiny ruffles, shirred waist and purled sleeves. The Pines." Mr. and Mrs. H. D.

Weaver, of near Harrisonburg, announce the Mrs. E. R. Quick has been vis bridesmaids who were Miss Jenny engagement and approaching mar Terry and Miss Page Williams, Bal riage of their daughter, Virginia Marie, to Mr. Justus S.

Driver, of timore, wore similar gowns of peach net. All wore doll hats of net, with net flowers filling the near Waynesboro. "film VOU LIKE A CIGARETTE THE WAY I LIKE CAMELS Secretary Hull, weeks before going to visit friends in New York city. crown, and carried arm bouquets of loose garden flowers, asters, gladioli, delphinium and Shasta Wife at "White" daisies. Mary and Josephine Terry, De troit, nieces of the bride, were flower girls and were dressed in ruffled peach organdie, and carried IT'S MIGHTY NICE TO GET CUBE PUFFS PER PACK" rose petals in white straw baskets tied with tulle.

Mary Kent Withers, Farmville, The Secretary of State and Mrs. Cordell Hull are at the Green-briar, White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, where they went several days ago on a long-deferred vacation. The Hull's return to their apartment at the Carlton in Washington is indefinite. FIRE DEPARTMENT AUXILIARY MEETS TONIGHT AT 7:30 ringbearer, was in pale green or Owen Harding, Veteran Maine Guide gandy, and carried the ring on a sp.tin pillow trimmed with old fam ily lace.

ConrrltM. 1U. a i. ItmMt ToIiwm Oimw, Wtataaa. N.

C. Mr. Thompson had as his best man, his brother, Mr. Taylor Thompson, Farmville. The grooms 11....

men were Mr. Frank Thompson, Farmville; Mr. Edward Colinna, University of Vinjinia; Mr. Robert Terry, Lincoln, Mr. William All members of the Ladies' auxiliary to the Staunton fire department are requested to meet at the firehouse tonight at seven-hirty to ride in automobiles in the parade.

0 FISHERSVILLE H. D. PICNIC TOMORROW Terry, Detroit; Mr. Kent Withers, Marysvllle. and Mr.

Palfrey Recent impartial scientific laboratory tests of 6 of the largest-selling brands show By burning 25 siowor than the aver ago of tho IS other of the largest-telling brands tested -slowar than any of them CAMELS gtvo a smoking plus equal to Terry. and Mrs. Sidney Reid announce the birth of a son at their home yesterday. Inez, Ann Lee, and Josephine Woodward, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph S. Cochran at "Folly" for the past two weeks, returned yesterday to Atlanta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Romm, Mr. William Romm and Jean Romm, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bumgardner, have returned to Norfolk.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Romm, who have also been visiting the Bumgardners, returned Sunday to Lovingston. Mrs.

W. D. Michael has returned to Staunton after spending a week with Mr. Michael in Washington. Mrs.

Leland Brown will accompany Mrs. F. Edwin Mower, of Charleston, W. Va, leaving today to spend two weeks at Ocean City, N. Philadelphia, and New York.

E. Mower, who is spending the summer with Dr. and Mrs. Brown, returned yesterday to College Park after visiting friends in Buckhan-non, W. Va.

Miss Mary Nelson Quarles, of Miami, Fla, who has been spending the summer in New York, arrived last night to visit her sister, Mrs. William S. Moffett Jr, and Mr. Moffett. Mrs.

Leonard Bratton, of Warm Springs, who has been seriously ill at King's Daughters hospital. Is Improving. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore and their son, Burl, of Ashtabula, Immediately after the wedding a reception was given at Ingleside, the home of the bride, for out-of- town guests and immediate family.

The bride wore as her going away fs ft WM1 outnt, a natural coiorea irocK 01 Stroock's Ankara, trimmed with gold buttons and gold kid belt, with il Fishersville Home Demonstration club will hold its annual all-day picnic at SherandoJake Wednesday, Aug. 23. All members and their families and friends are invited to attend, bringing picnic lunch. Transportation will be provided for those needing' it. 0 IN N.

Y. HOSPITAL accessories of copper toast. After Sept. 1, Mr. and Mrs.

Thompson will be at home in Farm ville. Out-of-town guests included: 1 CAMELS were found to contain MORI TOBACCO BY WEIGHT than the foe the 1 3 cxbtt of the largest-xlling brandi. 2 CAMELS BURNED SLOWER THAN ANY OTHER BRAND TESTED-25 SLOWER THAN THE AVERAGE TIMB OF THE 15 OTHER OF THE LARGEST-SELLING BRANDS! By burning 25 slower, on the rer-sce. Camels give smokers the equivalent of 5 EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK I 3 In the same tests, CAMELS HELD THEIR. ASH FAR LO.SCER than the average tune for all the other brands.

Mrs. Page Dame, Mrs. D. D. De Butts.

Baltimore; William McChes ney, Fishersville. Miss Catherine Baylor, who underwent an appendectomy while in New York for the World's fair, is recuperating at Medical Art Center hospital. Her mother, Mrs. Harry E. Baylor, and Mr.

H. E. Baylor Jr. were called to New York because of the operation. Miss Catherine Anderson and Mr.

Edwin Anderson, who ac 3 companied Miss Baylor to the metropolis, have returned to Staunton, ALL ENTRIES CLOSE FOR THE STAUNTON FAIR MONDAY, AUG. 28th Make Your Entry Now Fair Will be Held the Week of September 4th. Fair Office, Leader WEYERS CAVE W. C. T.

U. The W. C. T. Weyers Cave will meet on Friday evening at eight o'clock in the pleasant valley church.

The public is invited. TO MEET AUG. 29 The Woman's' Missionary society of St. Peter's Lutheran church, Churchville, will meet Tuesday night, Aug. 29, at eight o'clock, at the home of Mrs.

Waide Frank. Celebrates Her 85th Anniversary Mrs. James H. Wiseman celebrated her eighty-fifth birthday anniversary Aug. 18.

All her children and their families were present, including relatives and many friends. She was the recipient of many lovely cards and good wishes. At noon her pastor made a brief talk and rtturn thanks, after which a picnic style dinner was en-Joyed by all. Mrs. Wiseman was presented with a lovely birthday cake, and was able to cut the first slice herself.

Those present were: Dr. and Mrs. Lee A. Peeler, Wiseman, Cora, Jesse and Roy. all at home; Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Wiseman and children, Norman, Lee, Beulah, Jim, Lottie, "and Shirley; Mrs. J. K. Forbus, and Major Forbus, Mr.

and Mrs. Lacy Almarode and children, Charlene, Melvin, Loyd, Carl, and Mrs. John Gilmore, Mr. Grabyle Holtz and Loretta Holtz, Mrs. Gilford Weaver, Mrs.

Annie Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. El-linger, Misses Leila and Neta El-linger. Miss Bertha and Ernest Ellinger, Miss Minnie Kesterson, Mrs.

Chas. trickier, Mr. Clarke Benson and daughters, Elsie and Hazel; Mr. Geo. Benson and daughter, Ruby Benson; Mr.

Arch Weaver, Mrs. W. C. Terry, Little Earl Terry, Mrs. Harry Cllne and daughters.

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