Mrs Frye Weds William M. Evitt in Richmond
The wedding of Mrs Anne Frye of Winchester and William M. Evitt of Richmond was solomized November 20 at Abram's Delight. The Rev Conrad Christianson officiated the double ring ceremony with Mrs Evitt in champagne beige chiffon and a cascade bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Frye
Winchester
William M. Evitt
Richmond
Abram’s Delight
Conrad Christianson
Bethel Lutheran Church
Evitt
Gordon Gustin
Upper Marlboro
Upper Marlboro, Md
William C. Evitt
Rich
WCTU Meeting Set For Braddock Street Church Parlor
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its monthly meeting Thursday at 2 PM in the Braddock Street United Methodist Church Educational Building parlor. Members and others interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Christmas Party and Daughters of the Confederacy Meeting
The Stephens City Home Demonstration Club will hold its annual Christmas Party on Wednesday December 16 at the Wayside Inn Middletown with lunch at 1 pm for members and friends. Reservations are handled by Mrs. O Neal at 869 3575. The Turner Ashby Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meets Thursday at 2 pm at Mrs. Robert M Glass Sr s home 117 S Washington St with a planned musical program.
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Stephens City
Wayside Inn
Middletown
O’neal
Turner Ashby
The
United Daughters of the Conferacy
Robert McC. Glass
S. Washington St
Women of the Sun advance Christmas party at church home
Sunnyside Presbyterian Church women plan a general meeting and Christmas party at Rev and Mrs Foster Couch mans home 113 Oates Ave on Tuesday. All members and friends are urged to attend.
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Sunnyside Presbyterian Church
Foster Couchman
Oates Ave
Notable Social News From Winchester and Richmond
Mrs. Sam Gershank of 91 Lee Street remains ill at home while her daughter Mrs. Tom Leighton and grandson Tommy spent Thanksgiving with her. Dr. Charles Johnston of Winchester lectured on Vision and Co ordination at the Virginia Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation convention in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Sutton of Maxwell Air Force Base welcomed a son Richard James on November 18, with Mrs. Sutton the former Brenda Cooper of Summerville South Carolina. Alson Smith and Mrs. Smith of Winchester with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins of Elkton represented the Shenandoah Valley Apple Blossom Festival at MGM Brewster McCloud premiere in Houston. They joined Judge Hoffheinz Lou Adler and MGM’s Tom Baldridge forpremiere events including an Astrodome Concessions Seminar led by Jack O Connell. MGM estimates 25 000 attendees marked the largest motion picture premiere thus far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gershank
Lee St
Tom Leighton
Tommy
Charles Johnston
Winchester
Virginia Association For Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
Jefferson Hotel
Richmond
Alson Smith
Smith
Frank Jenkins
Elkton
Shenandoah Valley
MGM
Brewster McCloud
Astrodome
Houston
Tex
Judge Hoffheinz
Houston’s Sports Association
Lou Adler
Mr. Jenkins
Jack O’connell
Tom Baldridge
Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
Tuesday evening lists Toastmasters Hiram Lodge Civil Air Patrol Alcoholics Anonymous Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge and more at various venues. Wednesday programs include garden clubs Kiwanis Winchester Day Nursery rifle club and theatre performance The Glass Menagerie at Bark Mill Theatre in the evening.
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Toastmasters Club
Valley Club
West
Hiram Lodge No
AFAM
Masonic Temple
Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia
Colonial Garden Club
Robert Lebo
Winchester Day Nursery
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Old Frederick
Virgil Strader
Reynolds Legge
Winchester
Middletown Fire Co
Jamees Wood High School
Lodge
BPOE
Elks Home
Gainesboro Fire Co
Sisterhood of Beth-El
Temple
Blue Ridge Twirlers
The _ Glass Menagerie
Bark Mill Theatre
Christmas Luncheon Doll Display by Church Women United
The Winchester-Frederick Council of Church Women United hosts its annual covered dish Christmas luncheon at Market Street United Methodist Church at 12 30 p m on Wednesday. Salvation Army dolls numbering about 175, dressed by the church women, will be on display with a free will offering benefiting the Salvation Army Auxiliary. Captain Hoffman will receive the dolls from Mrs Jean Cooper, Auxiliary president. The Rev Donnally Braddock Street United Methodist Church will speak, with special music offered, and the event is open to all who wish to attend and bring a served dish.
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Winchester-Frederick
Council of Church Women United
Market Street
Miss Lineburg and Curtis Seabright wed in Harrisburg
Miss Carrie Lineburg and Curtis Seabright, both of Winchester, were married December 4 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Justice of the Peace Glenn Ernest performed the ceremony with Mr. and Mrs. George B. Wingate of Harrisburg as witnesses.
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Carrie Lineburg
Curtis Seabright
Winchester
Harrisburg
Glenn Ernest
George B. Wingate
Christmas Tradition Origins Highlighted By Rev Jackson Talk
The James Wood Concert Choir performed Christmas music for the Women's Civic League under Paul Thompson. Rev James R Jackson explained origins of Christmas traditions citing Pope Julius, Santa Claus, and other customs with notes on Saint Nicholas and St Francis. A White House tour was announced for Dec 15 with lunch and Senate gallery passes.
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James Wood
Women’s Civic League
Paul Thompson
Angel Gabriel
Emma Lou Diemer
Arlington
God
Randall Thompson
University of Virginia
J.P. Sweelinck
Virgin Mary
Greg Biddle
Glenn Bowman
James R. Jackson
Pope Julius
Jesus
America
Virginia
England
Santa Claus
Mr. Jackson
Holland
St. Nicholas
Rome
Jackson
Louis Prang
U.S
Civic League
Carruthers Clemmer
S. Garner Edmonds
White House
Senate
Byrd
Will making topic shared at Beta Sigma Phi meeting
Mrs. Margie Copenhaver of Farmers and Merchants National Bank spoke to Preceptor Zeta Chapter on The Making of a Will. She covered will types who should have one storage and revision. The gathering was at Mrs. Roland Snapp home with Mrs. Wilda Simpson presiding. A Christmas party is planned at Mrs. Lucy Lamp’s Middle Road home on Dec 16. Highland Presbyterian Women meet at the church at 7 30 p m with Bible study led by Mrs. James G Anderson. Members should bring a gift and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Copenhaver
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Preceptor Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Lucy Lamp
Middle Road
Highland Presbyterian
James G Anderson
Little Garden Club Auction Announcement
The Little Garden Club will meet Friday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Robert Hall's home at 178 Hawthorne Drive for the annual Christmas auction titled Money Talks.
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Little Garden Club
Robert Hall
Hawthorne Drive
Miss Fletcher Weds Michael Seabright in Winchester
Roberta Ann Fletcher and Michael Arthur Seabright married in a Market Street United ceremony performed by Rev. Edward J. Taylor Jr. The couple, high school seniors from Handley, reside in Winchester with families and a reception followed hosted by the bride’s grandparents.
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Roberta Ann Fletcher
Michael Arthur Seabright
Market Street United Methodist Church
Edward J. Taylor
Robert Fletcher
Winchester
Mrs. Seabright
Handley High School
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Mrs. Frye
Mond
Abram
Bahamas
Florida
WCTU
Hdc
UDC Meeting
Sunnyside
Richard A. Sutton
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Richard James
Sutton
Brenda Cooper
Summerville, S.C
Petite
Tote
Usuuadl
Sherbrooke
Lal Oe
Bells Men’s
Miss Lineburg
Mr. Seabright
Kenneth Kramer
E.M. Porter
Kramer
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rev. Jackson
St. Francis of
Assssi
Martin Luther
Prince Albert
Queen Victoria
Harvard University
Mrs. Copenhaver
Monogram Service
Little Garden Club Auction
Miss Fletcher Bride
Michael Seabright
Mr. Seabright Is
Mrs
Michael S. Seabright of
Cindy Stonesifer
Liam Stonesifer
Roy Manuel
Loudoun St
Pettiskirt
Ifull
Argenbrights Quality Footwear
Loudoun
Winchester, Va
Queen St. Martinsburg, W. Va
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