Miss Marple Weds W E Campbell Jr in Cross Junction
Miss Sandra E. Marple daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Marple Jr of Nain becomes bride of William E Campbell Jr son of Mrs Charlotte Adkins and William Campbell Winchester on Oct 26 at Wesley Chapel Cross Junction. Rev J Morger performs double ring ceremony. The couple plans Virginia Beach home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra E. Marple
Edgar Marple, Jr
Nain
William E. Campbell, Jr
Charlotte Adkins
William Campbell
Winchester
Wesley Chapel
Cross Junction
Stepemother
Mrs. Campbell
Virginia Beach
Births and visits noted in Richmond area notices
Mr and Mrs Thurman Brickhouse welcome daughter Lauralyn born December 2. Mrs Bauserman and family noted. Raymond Cooper of Burlingame California arrived to attend Mrs Stanley Cooper's funeral and will visit relatives. Noted visits by Paul Boyce and Charles Braithwaite families to Twilby E Boyce Route 2. Earl Wesley Rinker listed as Madison College basketball player and husband of Susan Watts. SA Gail Reid home on leave from NAS Norfolk with address for mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Brickhouse
Bromley Lane
Richmond
Lauralyn
Raymond Cooper
Burlingame
Calif
Stanley Cooper
Marshall Perry
Charles Braithwaite
Little Son
Gettysburg
Earl Wesley Rinker
Earl W. Rinker
Sunnyside
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Young Riker
James Wood High School
Madison Dukes
Susan Watts
Gail Reid
Leo Reid, Sr
Route 4
Norfolk
SA _ Gail Reid
Wave Barracks
Sp-68
Nas
Gerald Slavet to address Harrisonburg Woman's Club today
Gerald Slavet director of the Wayside Foundation for the Arts and Madeleine MacNeil folksinger visit Harrisonburg for a club program. MacNeil, a Longwood College music graduate, will sing Christmas folk songs. Slavet will outline Wayside activities and his prior Garick Players role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Slavet
Wayside Foundation For the Arts
Madeleline MacNeil
Wayside Inn
Harrisonburg Woman’s Club
Harrisonburg
Wayside
Slaver
Garrick Players
Washington
Lioness Club Yuletide Dinner at Market Street Church
The Winchester Lioness Club hosts its Christmas dinner meeting Monday at 6 30 p m at Market Street Methodist Church. Guests are husbands of members and members should bring two gifts labeled His and Hers. Mrs Ashley Stouffer directs the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lioness Club
Market Street Methodist Church
Ashley Stouffer
Weekend Community Schedule From Winchester Area Events
A Sunday listing summarizes local gatherings including rummage sale at 1418 Loudoun St and various church, club, and civic group events. Activities span after noon to late night with meetings, dances, concerts, and charity suppers across Winchester and surrounding towns.
Community group names officers for event
Seated with Mrs William Stickley as co chair man and Mrs E L Golden as reservations chairman in a Star Photo by Mary Helen Massie caption for the local event coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stickley
E. L. Golden
Mary Helen Massie
Plans Underway For Annual Hospital New Year's Eve Ball
The Winchester Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary organizes its New Year’s Eve Charity Ball a black tie breakfast dance with proceeds funding auxiliary projects. Chairmen include Mrs. Charles L Burns Jr and co-chair Mrs. William S Stickley with committees for reservations tickets decorations and publicity. The event runs Tuesday December 31 from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the George Washington Hotel Ballroom. Reservations are required in advance via Mrs. Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Hospital Auxiliary
Charles Burns, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
R. Jean Alford
Charles Toan
Tennyson Ave
Roy Nester
Val Vista Heights
French ‘Lee
Kent Room
James Miller
Robert McC. Glass
S. Washington St
Warren Gregory
Gregory
Rostel Road
E.R. Rhine
George G. Snarr
S. Stewart St
T.F. Timberlake
Leonard Holtzman
Shawnee Ave
Graham Nelson
Marshall Kline
Morningside Drive
Lemma Snider
Catherine Houghton
National Ave
Dorothy McC, Rice
Frances Snyder
Russell Bell
W. Whitlock Ave
Rayner Johnson
John McIntire
Suzanne Rosenberger
Loudoun Hall
Charlotte McMurray
Charles L. Burns, Jr
William S. Stickley
E. L. Golden
L.O
Local Girl Scout Troops Active With Ceramics and Community Trips
Girl Scout Troops 339 333 317 and 308 engaged in fall activities. Leaders include Mrs. Reynolds Legge Jeannie Swisher Mary Crider and others. They worked on Hospitality Ceramics and Community Badges, visited Waterford Arts Festival Unger's Ceramics and Stonewall Jacksons HQ, held Investiture ceremonies and Halloween parties, and visited Kennilworth Home with songs and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Legge
Scribe
Nancy Lyons
Helen Legge
Kaye Stratton
Sally Way
Renee Valentine
Strader
Amy Stader
Barbara DeBellis
Mod Squad
Debbie Sibert
DeeDee Semples
Waterford
Coverstone Farm
Unger
House of Ceramics
T.V. Cable
Stonewall Jacksons
Valley Avenue Church of Christ
Joyce Garthune
Helen Propst
Senseny Road School
Jeannie Swisher
Mary Crider
Lou Nichols
Kathleen Harvard
Stacey Rader
Rhonda McCoy
Brenda Stoehl
Tami Fuchs
Judy Swisher
Robin Frey
Cheryl Marcus
Kimberly Smith
Patricia Lee
Diana Youngblood
Tina Jourdain
Robin Crider
Linda McWilliams
Terri Holt
Barbara
Wesley United Methodist Children’s Choir Christmas Program
Wesley United Methodist Church hosts a Christmas season program by the Wesley Children’s Choir with songs at the 11 am worship service and a candlelight service at 7 30 pm on December 24. The choir will also carol to shut ins on Friday and perform for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley United Methodist Church
Wesley Church
van Fossen St
Dear Abby Advice From 1960s Readers On Behavior And Relationships
A 1966 Dear Abby column covers a neighbor child’s hostile behavior suggesting emotional disturbance and early medical testing. It also includes letters about sharing a cut glass bowl in a second marriage and a critique of aging women and relationship dynamics with advice emphasizing communication and empathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune
Mews Syph., Inc
Abby
Births Dec 3 and 4 Reported for Robertson Byrd Burcham Tinsman
The notice records births to George Allen Robertson and wife Lavon O Neal of Route 6 a son James Tindall. Walter Byrd Burcham of 2271 Roosevelt Blvd a son Kevin Ross. Charles Larry Tinsman of White Post a daughter Mary Lou. Mrs Robertson is the former Lavon O Neal. Mrs Burcham the former Cynthia June Mauk. Mrs Tinsman the former Ella Mae Barnette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allen Robertson
James Tindall
Robertson
Lavon O’neal
Walter Byrd
Burcham
Roosevelt Blvd
Kevin Ross
Cynthia June Mauk
Charles Larry Tinsman
White Post
Mary Lou
Comrade Bible Class Schedules Worship Service
The Comrade Bible Class meets tomorrow at 9 40 a m in the Chapel of Braddock Street United Methodist Church with Mrs Virginia B Gregory presiding. Victor L Ridgeway will teach the lesson Delight to Shop for Men. Ties are a fashionable focus, with a range from fake sideburns to Nehru jackets highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comrade
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Virginia B. Gregory
Victor L. Ridgeway
Quick-Sew Patterns Offer Aids For Fashion Lovers
Quick-Sew advertises fashion sewing patterns including a sleep shirt and dress in various Misses' sizes. It promotes a fall winter catalog and a new sewing book with over 500 pictures. Orders via Winchester Evening Star pattern department list price 65 cents per pattern plus postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Come News For Women
Miss Marple
W.E. Campbell, Jr
Rev. J. Morger
Susie Unger
Stephens City
Ers
Mrs. Marple
Paul Boyce
Painesville
Ohio
Mr. Boyce
Twilby E. Boyce
Route 2
Woman's Club
Lioness Club
U.S
Echo Village
Steak House
Rt. i
Loudoun St
Fraternal Order of Police Assn
Shaw
Nee
Fire Hall
Winchester Golf Club
Ac” Cartse
Epistopas Cauca
Christ Episcopal Church
Glen Burnie Garden Club
Aaron Zuckerman
Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia
Clearbrook Fire Co
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Presbyterian Circle
Ing
Philip Glaize
William Way
Glaize
Girl Scouts
Miller’s Hardware
C.G. Emery
Hillman Dr
Wesley Children’s Choir
Dear Abby
Boston
Bible Class
Loudoun & Boscawen St
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