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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
6
Weekend calendar lists a range of activities across Winchester Clarke County Frederick and surrounding areas. Events include coin shows house and garden tours theatre performances and a charity dance with times from morning to late evening. Churches and clubs host rallies fairs and social gatherings across Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Marcella Louise Cunningham of 699 National Ave. becomes the bride of Donald Henry Shirley son of Mr and Mrs H E Shirley of Stephen City in Braddock Street Methodist Church on April 9 The ceremony featured Rev William Lyons and a procession of family members while a reception followed in the church Fellowship Hall The couple plan to reside at 699 National Ave after a southern wedding trip both hold nursing and teaching backgrounds with ties to Handley High School James Wood High School and Shepherd College Virginia.
Rummage sale starts this evening from 7 to 9 at the Old Friendship Fire Hall on Cork Street. It continues tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Proceeds go to Market Street Methodist Youth Fellowship.
Mrs Sam Reaves and Bent ley Kinney won the duplicate bridge game at the George Washington Hotel on Friday. In second place were Mr and Mrs Richard Goode. Mrs Irvan O Connell and John Griffith took third, with Mrs J Gray Beverley and Mrs Graham Dougherty in fourth.
Historic Garden Week in Virginia frames eight local homes in Winchester and Clarke County open this weekend. Special tours run Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. with tea at the Kuykendall home and guided routes marked by green arrows. Tickets at each house or two info centers the George Washington Hotel and The Battletown Inn.
ROBERT OSH stars in the Troupe Repertory Co. production A Tribute to Tennessee Williams which begins today. Osth son of Robert E Osth of Clarke County is remembered for Roles in the 1964 Wayside Theatre summer season. He studied in New York City under Stella Adler and others for two years.
The Old Dominion Packard Club plans a car show tomorrow at the War Memorial Building from 1 to 4 p.m. featuring many vintage Packard automobiles for enthusiasts and the public to view.
April 20 births listed for Ivan Stanley Funkhouser Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stanley Funkhouser of Siler Route and Roger Allen Purcell Leake son of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Purcell Leake of 29 Southwerk Street. Mrs. Funkhouser formerly Miss Betty Jo King. Mrs. Leake formerly Miss Rosalie May Carter.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bruce Rinker Jr of Albin mark their 13th anniversary. They wed April 20 1953 in Kernstown by Rev Robert C Bradford. Mrs Rinker is the former Ruth Delores Bayliss. They have three children Harry Bruce III and twins Donna Lee and Diane Jean.
The Moon Is Blue will be shown at Wayside Theatre Middletown with matinee and evening shows this Saturday and an April 27 finale. Owen Phillips stars as David Slater, a flawed father and roving suitor. Lang Scruggs returns to play Patty, praised as cute and adorable. Robert McNally acts as Donald Gresham while Bob Jones portrays Patty's father. Direction by Owen Phillips ahead of Wayside’s summer season opening May 23.
Handley Library presents its second children's theater program tomorrow at 11 for ages six to 12. Three Bark Mill Theatre actors perform a dramatic reading of favorite poems with guitar and accordion accompaniment. Admission is free. children may bring books to donate to a May book sale benefiting the theatre.
A car wash will be held tomorrow at Shenandoah College from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Phi Mu Alpha fraternity sponsors the event to raise funds and support campus activities.
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