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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1960

Page

6

Beverly Coffman Weds Harry Hickerson at Valley Avenue Church

Beverly Ann Coffman and Harry William Hickerson were married at 2 p m in Valley Avenue Church of Christ. The ceremony featured family attendants and a reception in the church social room. The couple will live at 333 East Piccadilly Street after a honeymoon in Ocean City Maryland.

Beverly Ann Coffman Harry William Hickerson Nathan Williamson Valley Avenue Church of Christ Dorotha G. Coffman Arlington Hickerson Harry E. Hickerson Kent St William H. Lewis James Hickerson Ronald F. Whitacre Ocean City E. Piccadilly St

Yard Party at Fairview Methodist Church

A yard party at Fairview Methodist Church Double Churches on Aug. 20 begins at 5 p.m. Dinner includes country ham fried chicken and homemade pies and soup. Net proceeds go to the building fund.

Fairview Methodist Church

Calendar of Events for August 16 17 and Tuesday

The notice lists community meetings and activities across venues. On August 16 events include Exchange Club Board of Control at 1336 Commerce St and 8 p.m. meetings for Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous Eagles Auxiliary Welcome Wagon and Elks Club. August 17 presents nursery board Kiwanis Cub Colonial Garden Club Jayceeettes and Bridge games plus Elks Lodge and Softball Commissioners. Also Teen-Age Lounge and car club activities scheduled.

Exchange Club Board of Control Commerce St Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous Baptist Church Eagles Elks Club Elks Home Negro Nursery Board Fremont &T Kiwanis Cub George Washington Hotel Colonial Garden Club War Memoria Jayceeettes Lee Jackson Duplicate Bridge Golf Club Lodge BPOE Elks Lodge

Miss Williams Weds Robert Eugene Lee in Hagerstown

Miss Patricia Ann Williams and Robert Eugene Lee married August 13 at St. Pauls Methodist Church Hagerstown Maryland. Ceremony by Rev Stanley G Harrell. Bride wore pink and white dress with white accessories. They will reside in Mayport Florida.

L. W. Williams S. Washington St Patricia Ann Williams Robert Eugene Lee C. R. Lee Front Royal Road St. Paul's Methodist Church Hagerstown Stanley G. Harrell

Miss Fishel Weds James Moreland

Miss Charlotte Fishel and James Moreland were married August 6 at Montague Avenue Methodist Church by Rev. Ronald S. Clark. The bride is a daughter and heiress, with ties to Mt. Falls and Whitlock Avenue. the groom is from Capon Bridge and employed at O Sullivan Rubber Corp. They will live with his parents in Capon Bridge.

Charlotte Fishel James Moreland Montague Avenue Methodist Church Ronald S. Clark Herbert Fishel William Talhelm Mt. Falls James Lofton Whitlock Ave Mr. Moreland The O'Sullivan Rubber Corp Capon Bridge

Class Meets At Kernstown Methodist Church

The Onward and Upward Class of Kernstown Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. with hostess Mrs Brisco Snapp of Shawnee Drive. Mrs W B Gore and Mrs Richard Luttrell will assist. Mrs James Donald will lead the devotions.

Kernstown Methodist Church Brisco Snapp Shawnee Drive W.B. Gore Richard Luttrell James Donald

Social guest list notes weddings and reunions in local area

A long list of visitors and guests includes Mr. and Mrs. Randall Brannon of Leesburg, Miss Kathryn Flory planning a August 28 wedding, and many families from Arlington, Winchester, Stephens City and Roanoke visiting relatives. Events include a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Robert Kane, attendance at the Hagerstown Fair, and a George Washington Brook reunion at Camp Walker with multiple attendees from Winchester and nearby towns.

George Baker Richard Coffman Washington John Eddy I. N. Lewis Sharon Ann Lewis Tommy Lewis Martha Eddy Fairmont W. Va William and Leroy Arlington Ro Whitley Billy Andland Ridgeway James E. Boscawen St Brenda Robert Sandra Harrodsburg Inez Turcation New York City Mary Lou Smith Charles Town Kathryn Flory Will Fred Clayton Fairfax Mary Suegency Robert Kane Loudoun St Sun Y Goshen Boyce Flory Michael Gray Brannon Walter Maier Newson Randall York City Trenton Ell Derson Ronnie Sil Brannon S. Cameron St. Ver Spring Victor Denny Ens Stephens City Germany W. H. Em Vermont Anoth Mart W. Picadilly St Wesley Snapp Emmart Virginia Little League Kerns Raymond Campbell Edinburg Stanley Bennett Winchester George Tim Randall E. Brook Camp Brannon Leesburg Walker Rio This City Raymond Baker Gardner Bran Roanoke Charlotte Landes J. A. Ruleman Dau Garlaughter Charles Cooper and Ridgeway

Gail Dean to Wed Samuel G Long

Miss Gail Dean of Smithfield Avenue announces her engagement to Samuel G Long son of Mr and Mrs A C Long of Parkway He attended Handley Virginia Polytechnic Institute and CREI and works with Winchester Electric Service Inc The wedding is set for September

Miss Dean Samuel G. Long B. F. Dean Smithfield Ave Gail A. C. Long Parkway Handley School Lupton Insurance Mr. Long Handley, Virginia Polytechnic Institute CREI Washington Winchester Electric Service Inc

GAA Picnic Planned at Clear Brook Park

The Girls' Athletic Association hosts a picnic Thursday starting at 4 30 p m at the Clear Brook Woolen Company park. Supper served at 6 p m. Reservations via Mrs. Robert Dale at MO 2 1612.

Girls’ Athletic Association Clearbrook

Colonial Garden Club Plans Wednesday Meeting and Workshop

The Colonial Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the War Memorial with Mrs Clar ence Hill as hostess A workshop is planned The first man to die in an air plane crash was Army Lt Thomas E Selfridge who perished in a crash at Ft Myer Va in 1908

Colonial Garden Club War Memorial Clarence Hill Army Thomas E. Selfridge Ft. Myer

Births Record for August 13 14 Names and Locations

Birth notices list six newborn girls for August 13 and 14. Entries include families: William and Dorothy Pitcock Jenkins at 570 North Braddock Street. William Ray and Helen Elizabeth Newcome Davis at 3 West Monmouth Street. Water Loring Foster Jr. of Stephens City. Stanley Herbert Shackleford Route 3. Harry Benjamin Crim Sr. Greenwood Heights. Each entry gives mother’s maiden name.

William Harry Jenkins N. Braddock St Jenkins Dorothy Elaine Pitcock William Ray Davis W. Monmouth St Kimberly Vaughan Davis Helen Eliabeth Newcome Water Lorjing Foster, Jr Stephens City Bambi

Raritans Plan Family Night in Berryville

Berryville Clarke County Raritan Club schedules a family night at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow with a barbecue at the Fairgrounds on Route 7 west. Members will also set plans for the county fair to be held next week.

Berryville Clarke County Raritan Club Fairgrounds Rt. 7 Here

Winning Fire Chief Plans Honeymoon Trip

Miss Vickie Gordon of Bridgewater, elected Honorary Out-of-Town Fire Chief at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, will marry August 27 to Terry Slabaugh. The couple will honeymoon in Florida with visits to Miami, Melbourne Beach, Sea Dunes hotel, McKee Jungle Gardens, and Cypress Gardens, arranged by Melbourne Beaches Association officials.

Vickie Gordon Bridgewater Melbourne Beaches Association Sea Dynes Melbourne Florida Boyd Chards Fla Sip C. Richards Winchester Miss Gordon MR. Richards John A. Boyd Apple Blossom Vickie Terry Slabaugh Miami Miami Beach Sea Dunes Vero Beach Cypress Gardens Interets

Coin Collectors Meet Tonight

The Shenandoah Numismatic Society will meet this evening at 7 30 in the Farmers and Merchants Bank Building. A prize will be awarded. The WAVES nickname stands for Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service.

Shenandoah Numismatic Society Famers and Merchants Bank U.S. Navy

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Miss Coffman Harry Hickerson I.N. Lewis Ruth Whitacre Sharon Grim Davis Cleaners Boscawen Bostonians Peo Hantsbernys Fashion Nancy Pennypacker Miss Williams Robert Lee Miss Fishel Wynford Moreland Gaunts Drug Store Colonial Club Golden Guernsey Elden Guernsey Winchester Creamery Golden Guernsey Milk Seth By Ken Cammer Clutscs Cammer's Quality Cleaners Braddock St First Bank Savings Deposit Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cather Shoecenter Weatherbirds Wesboros Velvet Florsheims Loudoun & Boscawen Sts S. Lébdaan St
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