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Staunton, Va Evening Leader, Sat, May 21, 155 Personal: Miss Phyllis Ann McCray, James W. Robertson Exchange Vows At Fishersville Methodist Church FISHERSVILLE, May 21 The Fishersville Methodist Church was the setting Friday evening, SK.YEAR-OLD IS GIVEN PARTY ON HER BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Riley Shiflet entertained on Sunday, at their JOHN BLAIK ELECTED GLEE CLUB PRESIDENT PROVIDENCE, R. May 21 Bell System telephone hat Increased from million la 1930 to 43 million In 1954.

Over half ef this increase has been In the part 9 years. Miss Bright Engaged To Mr. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R.

Nelson and their daughters, Misses Betsy and Ann Nelson, are now occupying their new home "Edge Hill" on North Augusta known as the S. Godfrey Henkel estate Mrs. Eugene Smith, director of i home in Churchvllle with par May 20, at eight o'clock for the marriage of Mis Phyllis Ann McCray to Mr. James William Robertson of Harrisonburg. The Rev.

Conley A Mcilullen, pastor of the bride, performed the iouble ring ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. McCray, of Fishersville.

The bridegroom is a son of Mrs. Sarah K. Robertson of 323 East Market Street, Harrisonburg. Church decorations of palms, lavender Cathedral candles, baskets of white gladioli and lav- public school music and Instructor in typing in the Craigsville High School is a patient in a Mr. and Mn.

James M. Bright John G. Blair '56, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Howard A.

Blair, 743 Hill-j crest Drive, Staunton, Va. recent-1 ly was elected president of the! Brown Glee Club. He Is also a member of the Chapel Choir, thej Outing Club, and Phi Beta Kap-( Ipa, national honor society. A graduate of Needham, Mass.) Social Events 0 The Future lender asters with gypsophila furnished a backeround for the ceremony, with vows being exchane- hospital near Washington, where she was taken last Saturday fol id under a large bell suspended from an archway with lavender streamers. Large lavender bows SUNDAY marked the pews.

J. A. WILSON 6J4 East Beverley St, Jewelry, Watches Clock Watch Repair- bv C. W. WILKES'S Certified Watchmaker Nuptial selections were played lowing an illness while visiting Members of Ancusta Staunton on the organ by Miss Sarah Ann Eellers, former member of the no- rani or Foreign Vu Miller of Greenville.

They Includ nhnrrhvtllP Snhnnl faculty. urgea ay uie presiaeni ut''' ed: "I Love You Truly" by Bond; "Melody of Love" by Engleman; substituting for Mrs. Smith during I attend Seventh District ty In honor of their daughter, Sharon, who celebrated her sixth birthday anniversary. After the little guests had played several games they were invited to the dining room where the honoree opened her gifts. The happy occasion was highlighted by blowing out the candles on the beautifully decorated birthday cake.

The social hour was completed when the guests had enjoyed cake. Ice cream cones, and punch. Among those present were: Nancy Thomas, Linda Moyers, Mary Faye Hevener. Donna, Judy and Linda Kay, Dianne Armstrong, Mary Kaye Thacker, Patsy Lee Arey, Barbara and Donnie Shiflet, Johnny Hull, Glenn Siple, Bobby and Billy 'The Sweetest Story Ever Told" her illness oc ncia ounuay, ivmj a iwu i.m i. URV T.

TWrt Of tha.rh LI1P IlUIIlff 1)1 IVITS. 1 1 1 1 A TTl TT.l Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

Rose, of' ri, x. i Rock Sr. of Staunton announce the engagement of their daughter, Bettie Ann, to Mr. Richard W. Fisher, sen of Mr.

Prank B. Fisher of Staunton and the late Mrs. Fisher. Both are graduates of Robert E. Lee High School and are employed by Smith's Transfer Corp.

No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Soyors Entertained By Mrs. Or ney Post Home, Clifton Forge, are spending the MONDAY weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E.

Lee Draper on Glenn Ave. by Stults and "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" by Herbert. Mr. Fred Almarode, soloist, of Ft. Defiance, and cousin of the bride, sang Perfect Love" during the ceremony.

Other solo numbers were: "Wedding Prayer" by Dun-lap; "Whither Thou Goest" by Singer and "My Hero" by Straus. The bride, given in marriage Augusta Staunton Post and Dr. and Mrs. Norman Vincent v. VM Peaie, who spent the past week at The Greenbrier.

White Sulphur! "a.y; Springs, W. stopped in Lex-I thp Hnm. Joa, tagton to visit their sor Mr. John; wm be elect(, attend Peale, a student at W. and L.

i Be Sure To Attend The COMMUNITY SALE at Deerfield Schoolhouse, Deerfield, Va. Saturday, June 4, 1 :00 P. M. BARGAINS GALORE Any and Everything May Be Bought or Sold Come and Bring The Family! Sponsored by The Deerfield Ruritan Club Glnny10" ner 'atner, wore a weaamg Horn, Sue Ellen Houff, partment Encampment to be held in Alexandria. gown oi nyion nine over saun Lee Layman, Harry Sellers.

Bud University, later coming to Staunton for a brief visit to Mr. and RICHMOND, May 21 Miss Mrs. C. E. Kennard.

They are with a tight bodice of Chantilly lace and scalloped net yoke with long sleeves ending in points over Beverley Manor H.D. Club will meet May 23 at two p.m. in the home of Mrs. W. C.

Shiflet with Mrs. Frank Bonham as in Washington for the weekend. the hands. The Mandarin neck 111 1111 11 11 11 111 nmlM rilriini 11 mull 30: 'A if being joined there by their line was ornamented with seed younger daughter. Miss Elizabeth dy and Billy Nuckols, Larry Lamb, Pamela Shiflet, Shirley and Billy Shiflet.

Also: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shiflet and Harrison; Mr. Linwood Shiflet. Mr.

and Mrs. W. Moyers, Mrs. W. F.

Hoy and Ronald Keith, and Mr. and Mrs. Mof-fett Shiflet. pearls and the cathedral train ter minated in ruffled nylon tulle Her fingertip veil of illusion fell Peale. Dr.

Peale will be the preacher at National Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Mat. Chales L. Stoops, USAFR, TUESDAY New Port H.D. The Club from a Juliet cap decorated with wed pearls and her only orna ment was a small cameo brooch, a gifts of the bridegroom.

She Jane Soyars, bride-elect of Mr. R. A. Glover Jr. of Craigsville, was honored here recently at a tea given in the Miller and Rhoads Tea Room by Mrs.

William K. Orr, sister of Mrs. Glover. Around a table centered with mixed spring flowers, Miss Soyars was presented a corsage of gardenias and pink roses. The honoree cut a small wedding cake as ice-cream slippers, lilies, and wedding- bells were served.

She then was presented with a hostess 4Tift. Guests included Miss Soyars of Saltville; Mrs. Clyde Branham, Mrs. Harry G. Balthis, and Mrs.

Keith Kinsey of Richmond; Mrs. Roger Glover Mrs. Phil carried a white Prayer Book topped with a white purple throated orchid. The dress was an original crea tion of Mrs. Flovd Stroop.

aunt STRAWBERRY GROWERS! We Have in Stock PINT QUART BERRY BASKETS HIGGS YOUNG, INC. Richmond Road Dial 5-2394 of the bridegroom. ANNUAL LAWN PARTY JULY 8-9 By Weyers Cave Firemen The bride's maid of honor was her cousin, Miss Charlotte Mae has returned to his home on Hill-crest Drive, after spending two weeks on active duty, at Langley Field. Mrs. J.

E. Shipplett of Mt. Sidney is a patient at King's Daughter's Hospital. Mrs. D.

H. Gum and her son-in-law, Mr. W. T. Sellers of Cnurchville, spent last weekend in Coatesville, with Mrs.

Gum's father, Mr. C. S. Peterson, who is ill. His condition has not improved.

Cathy 'and Janice Wampler of Martinsville are spending the weekend here with their grandmother, Mrs. William G. Goch-enour, while their parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Thornton G. Wampler, Desper of Staunton. She wore a tight fitted strapless bodice of lavender lace with full hoop skirt of lavender ruffled net with lace insert. A lavender Eaton jacket and matching headdress mitts completed her ensemble and she carried a nosegay of pur ple pom pons and gypsophila tied Cauley, Mrs. Frank Lasher, Mrs.

Herman Hayes, Mrs. William Henderson, Miss Janet Rose, and Paul Glover, all -of Mrs. Dutch Gordon of Staunton, and Mrs. Orr. MUSIC RECITAL WILL BE GIVEN AT MT.

SIDNEY WEYERS CAVE, May 20 Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Harman will present their students in music at Middle River, Weyers Cave, With you out of this picture with purple ribbon. Bridesmaids were Miss Mae McCray, Middtebrook, cousin of the bride; Miss Joan Kowal of Fishersville; Miss Margaret Robertson.

Harrisonburg, and Mrs. Robert Byers, Washington, D. both sisters of the bridegroom. attend the Jaycee state convention in Roanoke. Mrs.

Robert E. Calne of Arlington is spending the weekend MRS JAMES WILLIAM ROBERTSON (Miss Phyllis Ann McCray) Arnold Studio with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. They were dressed identical to the WHO WOULD MRS. DELORES I I I A ihonor attendant but carried nose-utreet length dress of beige and is employed bv the jLOVELACE.

of New Hope, was gays of lavender pom pons tied 0ver taffeta with matching acces-W. J. Perry Corporation in Staun- PAY THE among those graduating sories ana sne wore a corsage oi ton. mr. rtoDenson is a graduate and Mt.

Sidney schools in a recital to be held in the school auditorium at Mt. Sidney, Tuesday, May 24, at 8 p.m. of Harrisonburg High School the Grace Hospital School of lttle vicny Byers, niece oi tne green cymbidiums. ihriripirrnnTyi nf Wflahino-tnn 11 E. F.

Conger, at "Breezy Hill." She will return Sunday, accom-: panied by her mother, -who will fly from National Airport to Indio, in the desert area of California. Mrs. Conger, who is suf-; fering from chronic is hoping a stay there will prove beneficial. She will visit Mr. and: MORTGAGE? Nursing in Kicnmona wionaay V-' Immediately following the cere- Featured on the program will be were held in I evening.

Exercises and is serving aboard the U.S.S. John Hood. Nuptial entertainments given iress of satin and lace was fash-jmon' Pn was given by piano solos and duets; also num- the Commonwealth Building Probably a total itranger who would get ioned like that of the bride 8 parous ai im-ir nonie oers on the trumpet, clarinet, and Mrs. Lovelace is a daughter of trombone. Mr.

anj Mrs. R. P. Zimbro, I I Mrs. William T.

Fisher. rarucipating in the recital are Fishersville, Route Two. She is the wore a headdress of white satin and lace with matching mitts. She carried a basket of white satin and net with rose petals. The table was decorated with a for the bride prior to her marri-lace cloth with white taptrs in age included miscellaneous show-crystal candelabra and centered iers by: Mrs.

Charles Robertson with a three tiered wedding cake, and Miss Margaret Robertson; Baskets of white gladioli andby Misses Joan Kowal and Eliza-lavender asters were placed Iwth Ellinger; also by Miss Char- Barbara Kay Bailey, Jane Baker your home at a bargain. Don't rick forced tale in the event of your untimely death, when cotts so lfctl to guarantee a debt-free home for your family. Let us tetl you more about it. Call or atop in today and ask about our Horn Owner Security Plan. Eddie McCray of Middlebrook.

jthroughout the house. Desper and Miss Mae Mc- a graduate of Wilson Memorial High School, class of 1952. CATHOLIC GROUP WILL SPONSOR SUPPER JUNE 9 Punch was served bv Mrs. Pa' "er rehearsal party Pharl Almrnrtp MIHrt1hrl, as 1Ven bv Mrs' Str00P and VEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS EarvtJ wtJJiftg ititioacry to matck llit luty of tk occfidft. Invitation uJ nnouncmnti oo btittiut JiD llum.

eboiot of tyle at rvwoiukU pricM Bobby Bibb, Linda Bibb, Nancy Bibb, Sue Ellen Bosserman, Jimmy Christian, Beth Courtney, Audrey Craun, Carolyn Depoy, Dianne Diehl, Jimmy Foley, Larry Foltz, Sally Fulton, Dorothy Groan, Connie Harman, Paul Harman, and Rodney Harman; also, Brenda Hawkins, Mary Hively, Annette Houff. Gary Huffman. Betty Jo Landes, Suzann Leavell, and cake bv Glenn Sara.h aunt and cousin oi the Dride, was ring bearer. He wore dark trousers ind a white coat like the other male attendants and carried the rings on a heart shaped satin pillow. Mr.

Charles E. Robertson, tirother of the bridegroom of momer oi tne Dnaegroom, res- pectively. COSMETOLOGIST CLUB MEETING Tuesday, May 24, 8:15 p. m. Ebenezer Baptist Church Important civic matters will be discussed.

Public cordially invited. If pr STATE FARM Atnt Industrial Loan Bldg. Dial 5-7707 M. W. (Mickey) Kirby W.

B. (Bill) Obenschain bride. Mrs. Charles Robertson of Fishersville, aunt of the bridegroom, assisted in serving. Miss At Its regular meeting recent Mrs.

E. M. Coiner, Route ly, the Sodality of St. Francis of iFishersville, served as his best Elizabeth Ellinger, of Middle- L. Beverly Book Inc.

9 W. Beverlev St. Ann Lowman, Karen McCue, JoeiAssisi Church voted to sponsor a man. Ushers were: Mr. Kenneth'brook.

was in charge of the guestiThree' is patient in the Uni- Mcuue, busan McCue, David Mc-I cafeteria supper on June 9 at the(Mccray. Richmond, brother of book and Mrs. Floyd Stroop. aunt versity Hospital in Charlottesville Allister, Lee McAllister. Carol Y.M.C.A It was also voted to the bride; Mr.

Charles McCray, 0f the bridegroom of Fishersville. where she underwent a maior used Middlebrook, uncle of the bride; Moore, Christina Perry, 1 1 purchase six tables to be was hostess-at-home. operation. Her condition Is said Leaving on a short western to be very satisfactory. Mr.

Robert Byers, Washington, Sep nn nny weoaing trip, tne oriae wore a tan tweed suit with avocada green and tan accessories and a white D. brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and Mr. Buddy Hayden. Harrisonburg. For her daughter's Jiedding.

Jane Rankin, Ronnie by tne church societies. Judv8 Three new members were rec-Juav bnrecKhise, Mrs. Maxine fmUri'uedyPS TT oTS osSS nX: Mrs-D-Edward Reamer- low, Bonnie WamDler. Sara Ann The entertainment committee orchid corsage. Upon their return Mrs.

McCray wore a street length bride will reside with her par-rlresa nf nrrhiH 1ar nvpr taffota fa v. viA. BOOKLET Wine' and Rnvri reported oo the silver tea which jwitn a tertha collar and to active duty with the U. S. vru 1.

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10 W. Johnson St. Dial 5-3187 or 5-9339 awj atnicu in a mt- nuuui uw vvjison it'cnniCHl lO I MISS PERRY SELECTS DATE FOR MARRIAGE 1 1 no hostesses on that occasion were: Mrs. F. A.

Bonham, president of the sodality Mrs. Eric Tattersall, chairman of the entertainment pnmmitt.pp' Mrs Jnspnh V. O'- 50 Miss Perry has chosen Brien. Mrs. J.

Paul Tribles, Mrs. Friday, May 27, as the date for Ray Wolfe, and Mrs. Harry Zeliff. Fireside Chair 59 Wide selection of covers, including spot-proof velvet. lAJaiis Colonial J4g oute 134 E.

Beverley St. Dial 5-5171 Glass Lined John WoodlOYr. Water Heaters Gm Pnrn! and CoaTersiou Burner Snyder 8 Fifer 1M N. Augusta St Day B-BS07. Mhl nei marriage 10 Mr.

KOy Pilson. The ceremony will be performed at seven thirty o'clock in the Arbor Hill Church of the Brethren. Miss Perry has chosen Mr. Marianna Grant as her matron of honor. Mr.

Pilson has selected his brother, Mr. John Pilson, as his best man. Mr. Howard Pilson, also a brother of the bridegroom-elect, and Mr. Edgar Smith will serve as ushers.

Although invitations have been issued, all friends and relatives of the couple are invited to attend. Take Someone To Church With You This Sunday, Then YOU ALL COME TO THE MAYFAIR THOUGHT HIS GIFT I NEW SOCIAL SECURITY AMENDMENTS PROVIDE RECORD BENEFITS FOR EMPLOYEES The various provisions of the new Social Security law (1954 Amendments) are now all effective and they constitute the biggest thing that has happened in Social Security in years. THE NEW SOCIAL SECURITY PENSION PROGRAM AND LIFE INSURANCE POLICY 1. It will be possible for a retired employee and his wife to qualify for a combined monthly pension up to $162.80 per month, tax free. 2.

The family of a deceased employee (no matter how young at timt of death) will get monthly survivor payments up to $200 a month. The 1954 Amendments made a number of other changes in the Social Security law, which employees should understand. New methods of calculating average monthly earnings enable employees to qualify for higher benefits. Wages subject to the Social Security tax are raised from the previous limit of $3,600 per year to a new maximum of $4,200, commencing this year. Any person collecting Social Security benefits can earn up to $1,200 per year without losing benefits.

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