Miss Murray Engaged to Frederick Parsons III
Miss Elizabeth Lee Murray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Murray of Winchester, is engaged to Frederick William Parsons III of Corning New York. Elizabeth, a Washington resident, works for General Electric. Parsons is a Middlesex School and Swarthmore alum with a BA from the University of Buffalo and two years in Germany with ASA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee C. Murray
Winchester
Elizabeth Lee
Frederick William Parsons, III
Frederick W. Parsons, Jr
Corning
N. Y
Miss Murray
Boyce
Blue Ridge
Millwood
Chatam Hall
Rhode Island School of Design
Providence
R. I
Washington
General Electric Company
Mr. Parsons
Middlesex School
Concord
Mass
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore
Corning Community College
University of Buffalo
Buffalo
Parsons
U.S. Army
Germany
Hawthorne Garden Club Hosts Film Show and Awards
Hawthorne Garden Club met at 806 S Stewart St for a Thursday afternoon session led by president Mrs Fred Naegely. A color film Britain Is A Garden showcased varied gardens and the Chelsea flower show as the narrator praised flowers. Awards for a look of coolness and miniature classes were presented by guest judge Mrs B J Sager with several members receiving Blue Red and Yellow ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Garden Club
Josseph White
S. Stewart St
Fred Naegely
Britain
Chelsea
Hunter Gaunt Jr
William Minor
Robert Schmitt
Roy Cather Jr
Robert Edwards
Carl Napps
Frederick Ritter
Garner Edmonds
Naegely
B. J. Sager
Cather
White
Local personals note multiple August birthdays and reconnections
MRS CHARLES HERRELL returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital. MR AND MRS C R LEE hosted a granddaughter Lenor Lees birthday supper with family. A Lost River State Park birthday party honored August birthdays including Vesta Stotler Ruth McIntosh Arlene Snyder Bryan Wallace and Denis Smith. MRS JOHN HOOVER SR a hospital patient. HOMER ICE received six credit hour certificate from Randolp Macon College. MRS ISAAC C THOMAS JR of Colonial Heights. ROBERT L PALMER USN third class on Operation Sea Orbit aboard the USS Enterprise returning to Norfolk in October. MR AND MRS PAUL RHODES and Miss Mary Brade Rhodes hosted luncheon for Miss Cora Helen Fry ahead of her wedding to James Guthrie Anderson at Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church. SP4 AND MRS JAMES F MICHAEL welcome a son Allen Burton born Aug 9 in Nurnberg Germany. Mrs Michael is Linda Gail Smith. MR AND MRS ROBERT LOZIER returned home after visits to New York City and Darien Conn. MR AND MRS C S SOLENBERGER and family returned from Cape May New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost River State Park
Vestastotler
Ruth McIntosh
Arlene Snyder
Bryan Wallace
Denis Smith
Paul Rhodes
Mary Brade Rhodes
Cora Helen Fry
James Guthrie Anderson
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Shenandoah Valley Artist Association Meets at Ball Home
The Shenandoah Valley Artist Association held its regular meeting at the Ball home in Warren County. President Robert Wick announced the next gathering at Gafia Lodge near Middletown on Sunday September 13 at 3 p m. Members sketched at Shannon Farm with John Capp's landscape barn drawing voted best. E N Allston of Front Royal worked on a promising landscape. Contact Mrs Archie Manuel in Middletown to join. open to professionals and amateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Artist Association
J. H. Ball
Warren County
Robert Wick
Artist Association
Middletown
Ball
Shannon
John Capp
E. N. Allston
Front Royal
Archie Manuel
Shade Ends Recruit Training at Great Lakes
Mitchell Clayton Shade, Fireman Apprentice U S Navy, son of Mr and Mrs Alan L Shade of Route 3 Paper Mill Rd, recently graduated from Recruit Training at Great Lakes Illinois. He enlisted under a minority enlistment before turning 18 and will be discharged one day before his 21st birthday with credit for four years of service. He is now stationed at Cecil Field Jacksonville Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Clayton Shade
U. S. Navy
Alan L. Shade
Paper Mill Rd
Great Lakes
Ill
Miss Frances Ebert Leads Winchester Blind Association
The Winchester Association of the Blind installed officers led by president Miss Frances Ebert and vice president Mrs. Stanley Barnes. Other officers include recording secretary Mrs. W. E. Adams, corresponding secretary Mrs. Milton Perry, and treasurer Chester Swinley. A August 2 picnic at G. Carter Baker’s yard drew 40 attendees. The group works on a blind center at 29 Gerrard St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ebert
Stanley Barnes
W. E. Adams
Milton Perry
Chester Swimley
G. Carter Baker
Gerrard St
August 22 Community Events Calendar Highlights
The schedule lists events for August 22 including a junior horse show at Stoney Acres Merrimans Lane at 9 a.m. a Pitcock Reunion at Old Stone House Orchard at 1 p.m. and a yard party and supper at Welltown Church from 5 to 8 p.m. Also a chicken barbecue at Stephens City Fire Hall 5 to 8 p.m. ice cream social auction fundraiser by Methodist Men of North Frederick at 6 p.m._TAC Platter Party at Kiwanis Shelter 7:30 to 11 p.m. Assembly of God Exchange Shelter 11 a.m. and reunions at Lions Shelter Presgraves Fahnestock Rotary Jaycee and Marker Shelters throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcock
Old Stone House Orchard
North
Welltown Church
Stephens City Fire Hall
Methodist Men of
North Frederick
Jaycee Shelter No 2 1 p m
Readable lines indicate Jaycee Shelter No 2 event at 1 p m involving the Doubleday Engineering Department. The fragment suggests a meeting or briefing within a facility context. No further specifics on agenda or location beyond the shelter designation.
Births and Cookies Bring August News to Strasburg
Birth announcements list a girl for Mr and Mrs Terry Allen Ritenour of Strasburg, mother Kay Frances Smith. a son for Mr and Mrs Franklin Daniel Myers at 638 Ross St, with Toby Keith as the name. A stray recipe fragment describes Soft Cocoa Cookies with frosting and a Grape Juice Cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Allen Ritenour
Strasburg
Ritenour
Kay Frances Smith
Franklin Daniel Myers
Ross St
Toby Keith
Babies gobble contents of 2 billion jars
AP reports that American babies consume over 2 billion jars of baby food yearly, averaging about 100 jars per child under five. R L Cheney of the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute notes a shift from tin to glass packaging as mothers prefer it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
R. L. Cheney
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
Cheney
Winchester Rescue Squad Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Report
The Winchester Rescue Squad Ladies Auxiliary held its monthly meeting with reports from committees. The yard party grossed over 2000 dollars from supper and auction. A rummage sale is planned for Aug 28 and 29 from 8 30 a m to 9 p m call 667 1535 for pickup or bring items to Squad headquarters. Warnelta DeHaven announced the state convention set for Sept 24 25 26 in the area. The group plans an informal Friday night country style party and endorsed the Community Calendar from the BPW club. A note on pink cream cheese spread for bread or crackers is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnelta DeHaven
Winchester
BPW
Fashion Show in Clarke Sept 12 for Nurses Association
The Clarke County Nurses Association hosts its annual fall fashion show on September 12 at 2 16 p m at Norwood the Gilbert McKown residence. Fashions by Jelleff s of Washington feature the World s Fair theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County Nurses Association
Norwood
Gilbert McKown
Jelleff’s of
Washington
Upkeep Costs of Atlantic City Boardwalk Soars
Maintenance costs for the Boardwalk in Atlantic City New Jersey run up to $200000 annually. A crew of socially trained carpenters handles most of the upkeep amid mounting expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Return Duplicate Gifts for a Practical Kitchen Upgrade
Brides receive guidance on exchanging duplicate gifts for useful kitchen items including cookware, dishes, flatware, and appliances. Fiesta design cookware, enamel on steel for durability, offers even heat and decorative appeal, while United States Stamping Company ware covers items from percolators to Dutch ovens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Stamping Company
Bride Patricia Reardon Weds Evarts Opie Jr at Winchester Church
Miss Patricia Bowyer Reardon and Evarts Walton Opie Jr married at Christ Episcopal Church Winchester in a ceremony attended by family from Lauderdale Lakes and Staunton. The groom, National Advertising manager for the Staunton Leader, and the bride, daughter of Mrs. James Reardon, will reside in Staunton after a Bermuda honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Reardon
Bride of Evarts Opie, Jr
Patricia Bowyer Reardon
Evarts Walton Opie, Jr
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester
Miss Reardon
James P. Reardon, Jr
Lauderdale Lakes
Fla
Reardon
Horace Browne
James Patrick Reardon
Opie
Evarts Walton Op
Horace C. Browne
Carl D. Soresi
Judith Grant Floyd
Ursula Ann Roberts
Annandale
Carole Elizabeth Farnsworth
Valhalla
N.Y
Susan Elizabeth Reardon
Sara Elizabeth Watson
Charlottesville
James Patrick Reardon III
General Opie
Frederick L. Watson, Jr
Michael T. Reardon
Stevensburg
Harry H. Warner
Richmond
Hugh B. Sproul II
Thomas B. Simmons
William O. Killighan, Jr
Staunton
Winchester Golf Club
Mr. Opie
Robert E. Lee High School
Virginia Episcopal School
Lynchburg
University of Virginia
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Virginia National Guard
Bermuda
W. Frederick St
Asparagus Tips Paired With Spring Lamb Dish
A culinary note suggests asparagus tips taste as good as peas with spring lamb. It mentions using canned green asparagus tips and dressing them with a cheese sauce if desired.
Final concert ends Valley Music Festival in Woodstock
About 600 attended the final concert of the 95 piece Valley Music Festival Orchestra at Massanutten Military Academy gym Woodstock Conductors included Dr Richard Lert Ronald Ondrejka and John Edward Niles soloist Henry Black The orchestra performed four concerts during the festival and more than 2000 have attended to date with season tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Dead Valley Music Festival
Massanutten Military Academy
Richard Lert
Pasadena Symphony
Ronald Ondrejka
Cincinnati Symphony
John Edward Niles
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Henry Black
Shenandoah Conservatory
How to Make Extra-Good Dry Bread Crumbs at Home
Save leftover French or Italian bread to prepare bread crumbs. Crush with rolling pin or blender to fine crumbs. Sift if rolled to separate fine particles from coarse.
Don’t Keep Tomatoes in Sun by Gaynor Maddox
Rural readers learn from USDA food specialists that too much sun rots green tomatoes not yet ripe. Best ripening occurs in a cool place between 60 and 70 degrees, light not needed for red coloring. Also tips on selecting tender cuts from ribs and loins and a note about Gaynor Maddox’s book Cook Out with ordering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Lee Murray
Frederick Parsons III
Elizabeth H. Murray
Thomas Shumate
Greenwood Farm
White Post
Hawthorne
Garden Club
Charles Herrell
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lenor Lee
Gary Lofton
James Jordan
Lynnette Lofton
Loyd W. Williams
Daisy Lee
Dennis Lee
Thomas Line
Laura Lee
Robert Lee
John Hoover, SR
Cameron St
Homer L.ice
Lview ‘Ave
Handley High School
Randolp-Macon Woman's College
Isaac C. Thomas, JR
Colonial Heights
Robert L. Palmer
USN
Harry C., Palmer
Route 1
Norfolk
SP4
James F. Michael
Nurnberg
Allen Burton
Michael
U. S. Army
37Th Armor Division
Mrs. Michael
Linda Gail Smith
Mr. Michael
Mrs. L. B. Michael
Robert Lozier
S. Washington St
New York City
Darien, Conn
C. S. Solenberger
Front Royal Road
Cape May
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Mr. Shade
U. S. Naval Air Station
Cecil Field
Jacksonville
Mitchell Clayton Shade
Miss Ebert
Blind Assn
Winchester Association of the Blind
Blue Ridge Hart Pony Club
Stoney Acres
Merrimans Lane
Kiwanis
Assembly of God
First — Assembly
Lions Shelter
Presgraves
Kiwanis Shelter
Fahnestock
Rotary Shelter Smith
Jaycee
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Ladies Auxiliary
Clarke
Mrs. Reardon
Mrs. Opie
Powhatan School, Millwood
Clarke County High School
Richmond Professional Institute
Molly Brown
Shenandoah County
Republican Party
Mary Ellen Miller
Augusta County
Young Democrat’s Club
J. W. Riley, Jr
Swoope
John Hill
Waynesboro
Young Democratic Club
P.O
Dept. A
Radio City
Welboro’ Shoes
Caldwell
Playboy
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