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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
10
Mr and Mrs Robert Leight of Moulden announce engagement of Miss Leight to David Moulden of Clarke County Howard Moulden. The wedding is planned for August 25 at 2 30 p.m. in Galilee Christian Church.
Congratulations go to PFC and Mrs Robert L. Sandy Jr of Killen Texas on their fourth wedding anniversary. They were married in a ceremony not specified in the fragment.
Miss Judith DeHaven and James Snow were united in marriage July 27 at Little Mountain Methodist Church Cedar Grove. Rev Charles H Harless officiated with Darlene Youngblood playing music. reception followed at the DeHaven home and the couple will reside in Opequon after a southern wedding trip.
Former Luray Methodist Church pastor Dr R Kern Eutsler will speak at the Luray Vespers Sunday at 7 45 p m. The Chapel Choir of Front Royal Baptist Church will provide special music and Slater C Morris will also participate. A Carillon Recital opens at 7 15 p m.
The Farmer's Curb Market will offer corn string beans birdseye beans cabbage tomatoes potatoes onions beets radishes squash cucumbers cured meats eggs dressed rabbits flowers and baked goods tomorrow at 6 am Clarence Fletcher leads the sale on the parking lot corner of Boscawen and Kent Streets.
A schedule lists activities including BPW meetings at George Hotel and George Washington Hotel at 6 30 p m and 8 p m Fraternal Order of August 16 Woodmen of the World Strasburg Chapter AARP at the elementary school Yard parties at Gainesboro and Mt Williams Community Hall Carmel Methodist near Paris and an Ice Cream Festival at Ridgeway Church with 7 p m start times.
A compact listing shows a Friday platter party for ages 13 14 at Lions Shelter 7:30 10 p.m. Life Underwriters Association 6:30 p.m. Mary Baptist Church 5 99 p.m. Saturday TAC Nominees Meeting 7 p.m. Platter Party 15 19 at Tac Shelter 7 11 p.m. Jr High Department First Brethren Church 2 p.m. All day Legg Reunion at Mrs Earl Legg home. Old Bethel Methodist Church all day. Rotary Club various shelters. Midway Welfare Association all day.
Revival meetings begin Sunday at 7 30 nightly through August 25 at the Church of God Pineville with Evangelist Mrs Jimmy D Wood of Martinsville and Rev and Mrs Wood, Lee College graduates. Special music by the young people. Pastor Rev Harry M Miller welcomes all.
A brief note describes apple jelly sealed in its jar paired with a rose geranium leaf, highlighting its delightful flavor and aromatic appeal.
The First Presbyterian Church circles meet Monday in various locations and times across multiple members and leaders. Also noted are an outdoor picnic for Amateur Musical Comedy Artists and a postponed program at Shenandoah College with dates to be announced. Middletown Grange to hold a regular Monday meeting.
An 8 p.m. meeting will include the reception of 17 new members into the Grange, marking a notable community milestone.
Summer snack ideas use remaining cherries in a Cherry Ho Salad with pineapple celery and watercress topped with a boiled dressing and sour cream. Includes a toasted cheese and bacon sandwich as a serving option yielding four portions.
Miss Bonnie Milhon visits relatives in Alexandria this week. John E. Perry and family from Wilmington, Del. stay with his mother in Mount Pleasant. West Frederick Home Demonstration Club picnic planned at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Russell Freely's home near Mount Williams. Edith Lartz and Leota Loy, recently discharged from Winchester Memorial Hospital, are recovering at home.
John Wexler and Tony Moscatelo won the Wednesday Duplicate Bridge match at the Town House Restaurant. Runners up were Mrs H P Kern Jr and Mrs Howard Shockey. Third went to Mrs Robert Giffin and Mrs Grace Roberts with Mrs Preston Avery and Mrs H G Brown in fourth.
A hymn sing will be held at Relief Methodist Church on Middle Road Sunday at 7 30 p m with Mrs James Hughes leading and special numbers plus group singing. Public is invited.
Visits and gatherings across Winchester area as MR AND MRS LEWIS PRES TON COLLINS and daughters host relatives. J GRAY BEV at AVENEL. MISS JANET GAY WATKINS to wed PHILIP DAVIS HAINES with showers and a dinner party at Winchester Golf Club. MRS NANCY McFARLAND hospital bound. MISS ANNE C KERN hosts Miss Becky McCandlish for weekend.
A teenage dance is scheduled at the Boyce Fire Department tonight from 8 to 11 p.m. It is sponsored by the Junior Woman's Auxiliary.
There will be a Stated Communication of Winchester Hiram Lodge AF and A M on the May evening August 14 at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Hall. A short business session will precede a fellowship hour and all members and visitors are urged to attend.
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