Miss Deanna Himes to Wed Richard J Manzano
Mr and Mrs F L Himes of Winchester announce the engagement of their daughter Deanna Darlene to Richard J Manzano son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Manzano of Caracas Venezuela Deanna is a 1964 Handley High School graduate and attended Randolph Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg Richard is a 1959 graduate of Mansanutten Military Academy in Woodstock After
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Himes
Winchester
Deanna Darlene
Richard J. Manzano
Joseph Manzano
Caracas
Venezuela
Miss Himes
Handley High School
Randolph- Macon Woman’s College
Lynchburg
Manzano
Mansanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Baptisms at Redland Church Palm Sunday
The Rev Robert Moore officiated baptism at Redland Church with Todd Clifton Lewis Brian Williams Omps and Ronald Bernside Cochran baptized. Betsy Maecl ine Gore and Margie Sampson Fairfax hospital patients are named with family ties noted. A June 19 wedding is planned for Shenandoah College alumnus who served in the Army and works in Winchester.
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Robert Moore
Gainesboro
Redland Church
Palm
Todd Clifton Lewis
William C. Lewis
Greenbelt
Brian Williams Omps
Charles W. Omps
Cross Junction
Ronald Bernside Cochran
Richard B. Cochran
Whitacre
Shenandoah College
United States Army
Winchester
April 26-30 4-H and club schedule notices
April 26 to 30 schedule lists 4-H meetings at Robinson Memorial School Bellview Avenue and Friendly Grove Community Hall with insecticide demonstrations. HD Club Dem onstrations on pesticides. Share The Fun contest at Robinson Memorial School May 7. worship by Mrs Ireland for Comrade Bible class and lesson by Mrs Way at Brad dock Street Methodist Church Chapel.
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Friendly Grove Hdc
Community Hall
Frederick County
Robinson Memorial School
P. G. Ireland
Comrade Bible
Braddock Street Methodist Church
F. H. Way
Lord Fairfax Garden Club Awards Report
The Lord Fairfax Garden Club held its annual business luncheon at Winchester Golf Club. Members announced district federation travel plans, a delegate to the Richmond meeting, and a Nature Camp camper. Flower Show schedules were discussed for May 26 at the George Washington Hotel.
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Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
I. Fred Stine
Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs
Natural Bridge
Hugh Crisman
Federation
Richmond
Vesuvius
Winchester Council of Garden Clubs
John W. Rice
George Washington Hotel
Ken Smith
Grant Seabright
Seabright
Crisman
Madeline B. Myers
Charles Anderson
Tun- Slavin
Douglas A. Slavin
Doughlas A. Cather
Middletown Grange Meeting Preview
The Middletown Grange will hold its regular meeting Monday night with H S Jones presiding New members will be received and the program led by Mrs Earl Houghton will involve all members Chaplain Mrs D N Grover will give the Invocation Other officers named include J M Kibler Ronald Schmid J H Brumback Mrs Helen Marton Mrs Ethel Pence Mr and Mrs B O Brumback Mrs Ethel Hunt Mrs Lizzie Brumback Frank Dorman and R H Baker.
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Middletown Grange
H.S. Jones
Earl Houghton
D. N. Grover
J. M. Kibler
Ronald Schmid
J. H. Brumback
Helen Marston
Ethel Pence
B. O. Brumback
Virginia Historic Garden Week Calendar Highlights
A Saturday calendar lists Historic Garden Week events in Virginia including house tours in Shenandoah Potomac area and towns such as Harpers Ferry Charles Town Shepherdstown and Martinsburg. Community suppers and concerts fill the evening with venues at Gainesboro Lee Jackson rooms Handley High School and local clubs.
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Virginia
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town
Shepherdstown
Martinsburg
Bellehaven
Shenandoah-Potomac House
Miss Renner to Ride on Raritan Float
Deborah Gail Renner the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Renner of Star Tannery will ride the Raritan Club float as a Back Creek Raritan Club representative. At a club meeting William Lee Whitacre spoke on vocational agriculture and Jerry Windle of James Wood High School spoke on agriculture. Guests included Charles Boyd and James Scheulen. Tilden Hopkins was welcomed as a new member.
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Deborah Gail Renner
Guy Renner
Star Tannery
Raritan Club
Back Creek Raritan Club
Mountain Falls
William Lee Whitacre
Jerry Windle
James Wood High School
Charles Boyd
James Scheulen
Tilden Hopkins
Get Out door Grill Ready For Eat Out
Outdoor cookouts season arrives as families plan picnics and barbecues. Chicken remains a popular protein for budget meals, but consumers should read all label information and look for both grade and inspection marks to ensure quality.
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Aot
Hazel Davis Lewis to marry James Sherwin Golightly
The engagement of Hazel Davis Lewis of Fredericksburg to James Sherwin Golightly of Fredericksburg is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis of Orange. Hazel is a Orange High School graduate and Golightly recently discharged from the U.S. Army and employed by General Products. An August wedding is planned.
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Harry Davis
Orange
Hazel Davis Lewis
Fred
Local DAR Members Attend Congress at Constitution Hall
The 74th Continental Congress of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution met in Washington from Monday to Friday. Fort Loudoun Chapter members attending included Mrs. Allen R. Edwards Mrs. Linda Davis Mrs. Joseph Hodgson Mrs. J. A. Stretchberry Miss Emma Ridgeway Miss Roberta Taylor Miss Edith Taylor and Mrs. Vernon S. McClintock. Tuesday featured reports by National Officers and two musical numbers by Mrs. Nash of Texas. The Virginia Luncheon was at the Willard Hotel with Fort Loudoun and all Virginia DAR chapters attending.
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74Th
Continental Congress
National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Constitution Hall
Washington
Fort Loudoun
Allen R. Edwards
Linda Davis
Joseph Hodgson
J. A. Stretchberry
Emma Ridgeway
Roberta Taylor
Edith Taylor
Vernon S. McClintock
Nu Phi Mu Degree Elects Officers
Shirley Jones was elected president of Nu Phi Mu Degree of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Officers include Wanda Lineweaver as vice president Marion Lewis recording secretary Beverly Atwood corresponding secretary and Martie Jo Sump tion treasurer. Nu Phi Mu will attend Epsilon Chapter’s meeting May 13 and a dinner dance for all Beta Sigma Phi chapters will be held May 29 at the George Washington Hotel.
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Robert Creamer, Jr
Shirley Bly
Bly
Richard Kern
William Dunn
Chester Riley
Ken Smith
Allan Koman
Richard Goode
William B. Lyons
Handley Ave
Shirley Jones
Nu Phi Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Wanda Lineweaver
Marion Lewis
Beverly Atwood
Martie Jo Sumption
Epsilon Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
George Washington
Girl Scout News Plans for May 22 Chicken Barbeque
Troop 381 led by Mrs. Lewis McCormick schedules a chicken barbeque at Kiwanis Shelter on Saturday May 22 Tickets are available from any troop member or leader Proceeds fund summer camp travel Leaders urged to register early for Camp White Rock Day Camp registration deadline May 15 and Scout Office deadline May 20 Unsold peanuts and candy remain Post Cookie Sale efforts to fund Round-up Brownie Troop 313 and Easter activities noted Also Easter Egg Tree deliveries to nursing homes and a skating party invite to nearby troops
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Lewis McCormick
Kiwanis
Camp White Rock
Scout Office
Margaret Lintz
Senseney Park
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Polly Grim
Thelma Pope
Maplewood Nursing Home
Court of Swords
Beth Ann Shultz
Louise Haines
Beverly Ellis
Sue Culbert
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Howards Chapel Sunday Visitor Notes
Local church notes from Howards Chapel recount visits by families including Kern Place DeHaven and Whitacre. Speakers Bryant Armstrong and Virgil Berlen attended. multiple house calls and social visits described among residents and guests.
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Harry D
Easter observances at Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church
The Rev Demetrios G Kaldris will lead Easter services at Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church Washington DC starting at midnight with the Easter vigil and matins and continuing with the Easter Liturgy at 11 am tomorrow. A Paschal Liturgy is planned for 10 am Monday at St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demetrios G. Kaldris
Saints
Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church
Washington, D.C
Christ
God
Demetrios G. Kalaris
Route 50
Demetrios J. Constantelos
Efstratios Spyropoulos
St. George
Making a Make Ahead Casserole Sauce Thinner for Freezing
Use a sauce thinner than usual when making a make ahead casserole to be refrigerated and reheated. Freezing and reheating thickens a flour based sauce, so slight thinning helps maintain texture.
Crochet Needlecraft Pattern Ad from Winchester Evening Star
A 1965 Needlecraft promotional item from the Winchester Evening Star offers pattern 7407 for crochet swan or shell pockets and terry towel decorations. It details prices, mailing and handling fees, and requests readers send NAME ADDRESS ZIP PATTERN NUMBER to the Needlecraft Dept. Additional ads promote pattern catalogs and craft books with prices and mailing options.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
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