Frederick County Pomona Grange Meet
Frederick County Pomona Grange Meet scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p m. Degree work will be performed at that time.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
8
Frederick County Pomona Grange Meet scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p m. Degree work will be performed at that time.
Miss Selma Nuri and J. J. Harter were married Saturday at Round Hill Protestant Church with Rev. A. J. Moreau officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Alma Nuri of Winchester and Nuri of New York City, wore a navy and white knit suit. Both graduates of James Wood High School, they plan to reside at 8118 Braddock Street until May.
Valley Mill HDC convenes for an all day session with hostesses Mrs Teresa Lee Mrs Kitty Peters Mrs Mary Chickle and Mrs Liz Erickson guiding attendees. Members bring sandwiches for lunch and Miss Leona Purcell leads devotions. Demonstration covers packed Insurance and lamp shade material is available.
A dense list of 7:30 and 8 p.m. gatherings across groups including DeMolay Miller School PTA Job's Daughters Madison Lodge Duplicate Bridge at Town House Restaurant VFW Auxiliary Round Hill PTA Rescue Auxiliary SPCA Doe Club Lewis M Allen Riding Club Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club and a Bible Study group with various venues.
A military wedding at Bolling Air Force Base Washington united Captain Sager and Captain Hill in a ceremony officiated by Chaplain Kruger The bride a nurse with the Air Force married in a chiffon gown with an orchid bouquet The best man Major James Moore and maid of honor Captain M Jane Stanley attended The couple planned a New England honeymoon and the bride will join her husband in France after their retreat.
The Round Hill Parent Teachers Association will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the school. Officers will be elected and all members are urged to attend.
Charles Burke returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Albert Argenbright USN completes basic submarine course at Groton and takes two week leave before reporting to Dam Neck. Sam McCarty named president of Kanawha Valley Transportation Club. his family now in Charleston with his son Dennis to graduate VPI as 2nd Lieutenant. Eugene White remains hospitalized. Mrs Edward Browning and Mrs Wilkie Hunt host luncheon for Miss Helen Metz Solenberger, guest of honor of Mrs Archie Fry and Miss Cora Helen Fry at Battletown Inn. Solenberger to marry Donald Sharp in April at First Presbyterian. Chuck and Lord Fairfax Garden Club noted.
Miss Kiser, daughter of Eve ie Taylor Kiser of 606 West Cork St, earns a Fulbright Scholarship to study political science at Australian National University Canberra. Seventeen Randolph-Macon students have won the award in 13 years. She majors in political science with history and economics minors and aims to be a U S foreign affairs specialist.
Birth notices list new arrivals at 10 am for families including Long, Thompson, Gibbs, Conner and others. Newborns include boys in several households with mothers identified by former names such as Coffman Joyce McConnell Brown Jenkins Patton.
District XII of the Virginia State Nurses Association meets at Warren Memorial Hospital in Front Royal at 7 30 p m with program on Implementation of ANA Goals by Margie Trendell Shenandoah College and a talk on Chronic Cough and Shortness of Breath by Dr Dorothy Leake Virginia TV Association TB group hosts talk. Board meeting starts at 7 p m.
World War I hero Sgt Alvin C York, 75, of Pall Mall Tennessee, is in critical condition with heart trouble possible pneumonia and a blood disorder. He was admitted to St Thomas Hospital after his condition worsened and his family was summoned. He rests and remains conscious while doctors monitor him.
A 9 year old girl Susan Lindquist died after a rock fell about 40 feet from an overhanging cliff while she fished with her father Robert C. Lindquist on the Maryland side of the Potomac near Great Falls. Bruce Lauriault, 9, and his father Robert L Lauriault witnessed the accident.
The daily word MOROSE means sour or gloomy in temper with the second syllable stressed. It notes a morose person can affect the mood of an entire group.
Miss Mary Joan Pyne and Miss Billie Ann Trimmer will serve as honorary fire chiefs for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival events on May 2. A test at the Capital Theatre is set for 4 30 p m prior to the Firemen s Parade.
A Pot Luck Supper at Ridgeway Church Hall is set for April 20 at 6 30 p m to benefit the Paynes Chapel Parsonage Fund. A free will offering will be accepted. R Kenneth Hudgins executive secretary of the Old Dominion Bank and Research will speak at the Lions Club meeting tomorrow at 12 15 p m in the George Washington Hotel.
A fire at a hay and straw storage area near the barn spread to nearby fields, damaging a fence and a tree. Vernie McCoy 50 and Elby Lee McCoy 19 were released after deputies noted junior Richard Jenkins 21 drove without a license and reckless driving. The car and property were tied to the Thorn estate. Jenkins was jailed in Luray at $300. Fire engines 4 and 5 battled the blaze near Grant's Cities Service Station on West End King Street across US Route 11. No serious injuries reported.
The Rev H Walton Gornelly secretary of the General Board of the General Association of Virginia spoke at Skyline Caverns. He urged care to avoid fires and reminded listeners of burning laws, noting the woodland area context and available assistance if possible.
A report to the denomination's board of education notes that housewives form the largest group teaching Sunday school at the Mothadiec Church in Atlantic City New Jersey. The text also offers a recipe tip to use with mayonnaise for slaw including grated onion dry mustard sugar and lemon juice.
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