Local social notes include weddings in progress and visitors
Mr and Mrs Harry E Gregory formerly of Winchester return to Duncanville Texas after visiting Mr and Mrs Clay Manuel Also Mrs Thelma Keens of 725 S Kent St celebrates her birthday Her son Eddie in the US Air Force in Phu Cat Vietnam sent 13 red roses from Wahiawa Hawaii Rabbi Norbert Samuelson of Princeton Hillel to perform the marriage of Janet Rappa port and Robert Waterman at Beth El Temple Allyson Barr camp counselor will attend the wedding Mr and Mrs Earnie Pugh Gainesboro vacationing in Ocean City MD Mrs Mabel Sargent of Echo Village Subdivision is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Gregory
Winchester
Duncanville
Tex
Clay Manuel
Norfolk
Thelma Keens
Kent St
Eddie
U.S. Air Force
Phu Cat
Vietnam
Wahiawa
Hawaii
Norbert Samuelson
Princeton
N.J
Hillel
Princeton University
Seymour J. Barr
Merriman’s Lane
Janet Barbara Rappaport
Robert Stephen Waterman
Beth el Temple
Allyson Barr
Joseph and
Betty Harlam
Kresgeville
Mabel Sargent
Echo Village Subdivision
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Births Reported for Harmon and Allemong Families
Birth notices list Timothy Wade for Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lynwood Harmon Route 2 Front Royal a son. Mrs. Harmon is the former Lena Mae Pyne. Also Scott David for Mr. and Mrs. David Floyd Allemong Route 3 Superior St. a son. Mrs. Allemong is the former Patricia Lea Butts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Lynwood Harmon
Front Royal
Timothy Wade
Harmon
Lena Mae Pyne
David Floyd Allemong
Superior St
Scott David
Anniversary notices honor two couples in Maryland and New York
Congratulations go to Mr and Mrs Mack R Welch of Route 1 on 40 years of marriage. They wed August 1 1929 in Hagerstown Maryland with Rev J C Ott officiating. Mrs Welch is former Mary Ellen Armel. Their children include Mary V. Willes Nancy Jean Pearson Ernest R Welch and five grandchildren. Also honoring Mr and Mrs Forrest William Rathies Sr of 125 East Germain Street on their fifth anniversary. They wed August 1 1964 with Rev J Floyd Wine officiating. They have two children Mary Jane and Forrest William Jr. Mrs Rathies is Martha Jane Spitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack R, Welch
Hagerstown
J.C. Ott
Welch
Mary Ellen Armel
Mary V. Willes
Route 1
Nancy Jean Pearson
Alameda
Calif
Ernest R. Welch
Route 5
Billy Willis
Connie Sue
Kevin Welch
Allen
Wanda Pearson
Forrest William Ratlies, SR
E. Germain St
J. Floyd Wine
Mary Jane
Forrest William Jr
Rathes
Martha Jane Spitler
Branner Reunion Elects Officers
The Branner descendants reunion at Exchange Shelter Recreation Park drew 92 attendees. Officers elected include President Donald E. Womeldorf of Wilmington Delaware, Vice President Alfred L. Snapp Sr of Winchester, Secretary Hilda Turner of Winchester, Treasurer George W Branner of Winchester, and Program Chairman Wanda Hough of Leesburg. The next gathering is set for July 4 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina
George Branner
Exchange Shelter
Recreation Park
Donald E. Womeldorph
Wilmington
Del
Alfred L. Snapp, Sr
Winchester
Hilda Turner
George W. Branner
Wanda Hough
Leesburg
Payne's Chapel WSCS Hosts Evening Weiner Roast
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Payne's Chapel Church meets at Ridgeway Church Hall at seven this evening for a social weiner roast and to encourage member attendance. Burnt Factory WSCS Meeting Planned with Mrs Strickler Leading Program Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service of
Payne’s Chapel Church
Ridgeway Church Hall
Burnt Factory
Community Reunion and Club Meetings Schedule
A Saturday and Sunday schedule lists gatherings at various venues in Unger West Virginia and nearby towns. Events include multiple reunions at churches and parks, plus meetings of the Civil Air Patrol Optimist Club DeMolay DAV and service and social groups at local halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Memorial Hospital
Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia Woolen Mill
Bryarly Pta
Optimist Club
Lee-Jackson
Masonic Building
WMB
S. Cameron St
Weather and Produce Prices Tighten as July Weather Persists
Virginia farmers face weather driven price shifts as July's heavy rainfall threatens quality of vegetables and fruit. Potatoes rose while beans onions and squash edged higher. cucumbers fell. celery and lettuce eased. Home grown corn remains popular with guidance to refrigerate promptly to retain sweetness. Beef prices eased slightly with some pork cuts rising and farm cattle showing strength midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia B. Duesberry
Virginia Department of Agriculture Market News Service
Virginia
Wayside Actress Builds a Costume Museum Hobby
Lorraine MacMartin pursues costume restoration for the New Canaan Historical Society, creating handbuilt display figures for periods from The Late Victorians to Ten Generations of American Fashion. Her work blends community theatre directing with curating garments and handwashing delicate fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costume Museum of the
New Canaan
Conn
Association of Historical Societies of
State of Conn
India
Kashmir
Braddock Street UMC to Host Guest Teacher Golliday
William Golliday Jr will speak as guest teacher for the Golden Rule Bible Class at Braddock Street United Methodist Church tomorrow at 9 45 a m Guests are welcome to attend this morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Golliday, Jr
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Lithopone: United States debut and barite pigment use
Lithopone first produced in 1892 in the United States and later adopted for first commercial barite pigment use. It becomes the common white pigment employed chiefly in paints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arlington Woman Named President of Church Women
Mrs. Thomas H. Magnum Jr. of Arlington, a Petersburg native, was elected president of the Women of the Church Virginia Synod at the 65th annual meeting. Other officers elected include Mrs. Webster McEarchern, treasurer Mrs. T Stratton Scott of Covington, and Mrs. E R Woodson Jr. of Mechanicsville as White Cross chair. Plans for 1970 include sessions June 22 26 July 27 to August 1 and a weekend conference June 26 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massanetta Springs
Thomas H. Magness, Jr
Arlington
Petersburg
Women of the Church, Virginia Synod of the Presbyterian Church U
Oes
T. Stratton Scott
Covington
E. R. Woodson, Jr
Mechanicsville
White Cross
Charles P. Wilson
Richmond
Ruth Campbell
Massanetta
Dear Abby Advice Column Highlights From 1969
Excerpts feature Leona warning about siren thrill seekers delaying responders, Carol advising against accepting rides from strangers, and Upset in Spring Valley questioning church weddings for grandparents. Abby counsels forgiveness and safety tips, plus reader mail on personal dilemmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
Leona
Spring Valley
Front Royal Market Livestock Price Report
Market quotations for Hogs Veal Lambs and Slaughter cattle with weight classes and price ranges. Includes stock feeder cattle and calves with weights from 275 to 850 pounds and price bands across choice good medium and inferior categories. Prices listed for steers heifers cows bulls and feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutter & Utility
Muted fall palette features earthy tones and rich accents
Fall color themes shift to muted earthy hues with rust brown berry dusty pink navy hunter green deep red black and gold dominating palettes. The return to tapestry and Renaissance tones emphasizes subdued sophistication across textiles and design.
New Children's Patterns and Sewing Books Offered
Advertises Printed Pattern 4849 for children's sizes 2 4 6 8 with a size 6 outfit requiring 174 yards. Includes pricing 65 cents per pattern plus 15 cents mailing. Orders go to Anne Adams in Winchester Evening Star pattern department with full mailing address and style number. Also promotes Instant Sewing and Instant Fashion books at set prices and a free pattern coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
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Earnie Pugh
Gainesboro
Ocean City
Branner Reunion
Piccadilly St
Swimley’s
Catleidi
of Sivents
Greenwood Methodist Church
Unger
W. Va
Royston
Thumb Run
Marshall Middleton
Elizabeth Furnace
Parrill
Cacapon State Park
Gardner
Lions Shelter
Madison Lodge
Gore Fire Co
South End Fire Co
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Carolyn Roberts
Lorraine MacMartin
Martha
Wayside
Virginia Woolf
Market Street
Golliday Bible
Lithopone
Robert Butt
Purcellville
Edward H. Butler
Dear Abby
Carol
C. C
S. F
Los Angeles
Cal
Shoecenter
Navy
Tan
Shoe Fashions
Front Royal Market
Fone Loons
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