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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1965
Page
6
Linda Richard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rickard, married R S McDonald Williams on Aug 1 at 2 pm in Epworth Methodist Church. The ceremony featured traditional music by Amy Lou Shiley and a lace two piece dress with fingertip veil.
After visiting Greensboro and living in Martinsburg area, residents are linked to the First Presbyterian Church in Winchester and recent convention attendance in Washington. MR and MRS ROBERT WOLTZ move to 315 Handley Ave. Others relocate for education or work, with updates from Shiley studios in Luray, Hoover family in Morgantown, and Mileposts of travel and study. A Mount Pleasant church yard party funds its building project with fried chicken and country ham supper and a change in Sunday School time.
A dense listing of evening and afternoon gatherings across churches clubs and civic groups. Notable entries include Jaycee Dinner at Lee Jackson Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club Pistol Night at Armory Capon Bridge Fire Co. and various lodge and fraternal activities at multiple shelters and halls.
The August 9 birth notices report multiple newborns across families in Fisher W Va Bluemont North Frederick Road Middletown Front Royal Senseny Road and Route 2 with names Gregory Scott Michael Steven Judy Lynn Donna Lynn Ronald Lee Mary Frances Laverne Leigh Fred Allen Jr Robin Lynn and more. Parents include Elvy Edward Reel Carolyn Dellinger Rosa Lee Grimes Patricia Ann Steward Lenore Mae Nardi Helen Puffinberger Nancy Cox Deininger Patricia Allen Royston and Jane Winston Paris among others.
The Middletown Grange met Monday with Herbert Jones presiding. Officers will be elected at the August 23 meeting as the Grange enters its 38th year. A Hymn Sing was moved to October. The program featured J. M. Kibler on a Rochester trip, a Home Economics report on a recent supper, and reports from Doris Ann Bragg and Mrs. Ethel Pence. Attendees included several members and officers.
Sheridan Nichol son completed basic training March 20 at Great Lakes Illinois after enlisting in December. He now serves at the U.S. Naval Training Center Great Lakes with addresses listed for family in Fairfax and Route 1 interests.
Sgt. Henry William Pope of 16 W. Monmouth St. has been named Yukon Command Soldier of the Year for 1965 after also earning Soldier of the Month for September. Stationed at Fort Wainwright Alaska, he is a Handley High School class of 1958 graduate and former Keesler AFB airman. He serves with the South End Fire Co Winchester and is Fort Wainwright assistant scoutmaster. his wife Valerie and daughter Diane accompany him. Mrs. Pope hails from Manchester England. The Stephens City Fire Co Ladies Auxiliary will hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday mornings.
A local supplier advertises curry sauces available in two varieties, mild and hot, inviting customers to choose the flavor that suits their taste.
The Hamptons reveal a shift from quiet resort chic to high energy nightlife. Celebrities flock to the shipyard barge dis cotheque to hear the Rascals while days blur with poolside lounging and late house parties. Fashion leans bold with bellbottoms and lace pajamas as Hugh Shannon anchors the scene.
Richard L Unger of Bigerville Pa was chosen president of the J W Carlisle Reunion at the Exchange Shelter Aug 8 with about 50 relatives and friends present Albert Carlisle Berryville was named vice president Mrs Robert Mackley Biglerville secretary Mrs J W Carlisle Valley treasurer and Mrs Charles Cole Woodlawn Ave publicity chairman Gifts were given to Mrs Clyde Clem Mrs Dennis A Cole Miss Louise Greenwalt and Mrs William LaRue The next reunion will be held on the second Sunday in August next year.
A Senate passed bill to create a 100000 acre national recreation area in Eastern West Virginia clears the House Agriculture Committee. The site would cover Spruce Knob Seneca Rocks in Randolph and Pendleton counties, with 4000 acres excluded from the national forest.
The Strasburg AARP Chapter meets Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Elementary School cafeteria with E. C. Snarr in charge. Mrs. R. C. Fisher presides over the program featuring slides of the Caribbean AARP tour by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Wertz. A committee will select state officers for the next two years. Refreshments by Mrs. Helen K. Marston, Mrs. Cornelia Truluck, Mrs. John Cash, and Mrs. R. H. Baker.
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