Winchester couple wed in First Baptist Church ceremony
Miss Sandra Jane Royston and Dawson Woodrow Riggleman Jr. of Winchester married in a 3 PM candlelit double ring service at First Baptist Church. The couple, their families, and attendants wore formal attire, with a reception in the church Youth Center following. The bride, a Radford College graduate and teacher, will live at 1100 Franklin Street with her husband, a UVA graduate and bank employee.
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Sandra Jane Royston
Dawson Woodrow Riggleman, Jr
Winchester
First Baptist Church
Miss Royston
Meredith Eaton Royston, Jr
Reaves St
Riggleman
Dawson W. Riggleman
Montague Ave
Mr. Riggleman
E. T. Clark
Kathryn Eye
Montague Avenue United Methodist Church
Ann Allan Amend
Merion Station
Gail Sewell
Kathryn J. Caffi
Ariington
Marsha Lee DeHaven
Jack David Williams
Inwood
Ronald Meredith Royston
Kenneth Linwood DeHaven
Charles Adrian Moore
Gary Allen Clark
Joseph Gregory Webber
Church
Handley High School
Radford College
Winchester Public School
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
The
Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester
Franklin St
Meredith E. Royston, Jr
Dean Allen
Dunlap
Ann Amend
Kitty Caffi
Radford
Suzanna Gilkey
Susan Gilkey
Morgan St
del Sewell
E. Pall Mall St
Mary Ellen Gardner
William Battaile
Tennyson Ave
Duff's Rebel
Tokes Inn
Royston
Middleton Reunion at Lions Playground Strasburg
The annual Middleton Reunion will be held Sunday August 20 at the Lions Playground in Strasburg. Relatives and friends are invited and a picnic lunch will be served at 12 30 p.m.
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Lions Playground
Strasburg
Calendar of Events for Monday Evening in Winchester Area
A list of clubs and meetings scheduled for Monday includes Art Guild of Winchester Round Hill Community Center at 11 30 a m Women’s Auxiliary to Memorial Hospital 1 30 p m Civitan Club Lee Jackson 7 p m Ladies Auxiliary to Greenwood Fire Co Senseny Road School 7 30 p m DAY at WMB 7 30 p m Optimist Club Lee Jackson 7 30 p m DeMolay Masonic Building 7 45 p m Duplicate Bridge George Washington Hotel 8 p m Gore Fire Co Fire Hall 8 p m South End Fire Co Fire Hall 8 p m Fraternal Order of Police Old Fredericktown Lodge 21 Municipal Court Room 8 p m Madison Lodge 6 IOOF 8 p m S P E B S Q S A Barbershop Chorus
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Art Guild of Winchester
Round Hill
Memorial Hospital
Civitan Club
Lee Jackson
Greenwood Fire Co
Senseny Road
WMB
Lee-Jackson
Masonic Building
George Washington Hotel
Gore Fire Co
Fire Hall
South End Fire Co
Fraternal Order of Police
Old Fredericktown
Municipal Court Room
Madison Lodge
E.B.S.Q.S.A
Miss Martha Ann Goode Weds Robert Fulton at White Post
Miss Martha Ann Goode of Oakton was honored at multiple pre wedding events before marrying Robert Howling Fulton of White Post on a Saturday. The Royston wedding followed a series of showers and luncheons in Winchester and Annandale with family and church members in attendance.
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Martha Ann Goode
Oakton
Martha Lou Sandy
Stephens City
Robin Harman
Janice Mortimer
Winston- Salem
Halsey
Lee
Maryan Smith
First Baptist Church
Annandale
Sellars
Fairfax
Stinnett
Miss Goode
Robert Howling Fulton
White Post
Miss Travers Weds Peter C Fuller in Stephenson Church
Deborah Diane Travers of Stephenson married Peter Charles Fuller of Petersburg at Emmanuel United Methodist Church Stephenson. Ceremony at 2 30 pm officiated by Rev W E Richards with organist Mrs Earl Watkins. Bride wore lace bodice veil and bouquet of Phalaenopsis orchids. Reception at Carpers Valley Golf Club. Mrs Fuller a 1969 James Wood High School graduate and Flair Store assistant manager. Fuller educated in New Rochelle New York Carroll College and Richard Bland College, now a Commercial Trades Institute educational consultant and U S Army Reserve officer. Address home 1700 Johnson Road.
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Deborah Diane Travers
Stephenson
Peter Charles Fuller
Petersburg
Miss Travers
George O. Travers
Fuller
Sidney Fuller
Berkeley Ave
Emmanuel United Methodist Church
W.E. Richards
Earl Watkins
Winchester
Albert Lacy
Richmond
Timothy Mark Travers
Peter Joseph Loy
Colonial Heights
Darrell Chancellor
Fort Lee
Michael Norris
Carper’s Valley Golf Club
James Wood High School
Lear Seigler Institute
Mr. Fuller
New Rochelle High School
New Rochelle
N.Y
Carroll College
Wisconsin
Richard Bland College
Commercial Trades Institute
U.S. Army Reserve
Congregational United Church of Christ
Morris E. Cather
Diana Davis
Lioness Club Awards Given at Winchester Country Club
Mrs. William Shelburn installed as president during a joint Winchester Lions and Lioness Clubs meeting at the Winchester Country Club with Charles W. Mowery as special guest. Officers include Mrs. William Duncan vice president and Mrs. Thomas Marchi secretary.
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William Shelburn
Lioness Club
Winchester Lions and Lioness Clubs
Winchester Country Club
Charles W. Mowery
William Duncan
Thomas Marchi
William Shendon
Wayne Omps
Robert Gaines
Cecil Adams
Sebert Smith
Joseph Newlin
Edwin Speakman
Duncas
Henry A. Lowry
Smith
Removing makeup with lotion and astringent steps
The guidance recommends using lotion rather than soap and water to prevent skin drying. It then advises applying an astringent to remove remaining makeup and close pores for clearer skin.
Miss Suddith Weds Daniel Smith in Richmond
Miss Cheryl Hope Suddith daughter of Mrs. Willis Suddith married Daniel Spencer Smith son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace L. Smith III in Richmond Saturday. The ceremony at Salisbury Country Club featured bridesmaids including Miss Marsha Gibson and Mrs. Michael J. Krupin with ushers from Richmond and surrounding areas. After a Bermuda trip the couple will live at 403 G N Hamilton Ave Richmond.
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Cheryl Hope Suddith
Willis Lee Suddith
Boyce
Century Drive
Richmond
Daniel Spencer Smith
Mr. Smith
Horace Lilburn Smith III
S. Wilton Road
Miss Suddith
Joshua D. Huff
Berryville
Mr. Huff
James W. Suddith
Marsha Gibson
Michael J. Krupin
Mark Wilson
Phoenix, Ariz
Richard McLean
Williamsburg
Natalie Hannabass
Cabell Smith
Mary Woolard
Trip Wise of
Sandston
Charles R. Suddith
Luray
Winchester
Chaffraix Lelong
David Smith
Salisbury Country Club
Smith
Longwood College
Farmville
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Hampden-Sydney College
Sigma Chi Fraternity
University of Richmond
Richmond Surgical Supply Co
Bermuda
G.N. Hamilton Ave
Mount Vernon Apartments
Miss Davis Weds Terry Lee Fisher in Maryland Civil and Religious Ceremonies
Miss Debbie Davis and Samuel Davis of Wea-Villa announce the marriage to Terry Lee Fisher, son of Mrs. Mary Jane Fisher of Sunnyside and Charles H. Fisher, Sr. of Elkton. The couple united in a July 28 civil ceremony in Hagerstown followed by a church service at Congregational United Church of Christ with a reception at Whittier Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Davis
Samuel Davis
Wea-Villa
Terry Lee Fisher
Mary Jane Fisher
Sunnyside
Charles H. Fisher
Elkton
Hagerstown
Star announces social item submission procedures for weddings
The Star urges timely wedding notices and photographs. Printed forms are available from the social editor. Submissions should arrive at least one week before the wedding. late items will be condensed. Black and white photos five by seven inches are preferred. Include a stamped self addressed envelope to speed return.
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