Mrs Wisecarver Wed to David Smythe in Aldan Pa
The wedding of Verta Wisecarver to David Smythe of Aldan Pa son of Mr and Mrs Howard Smythe took place at the Chapel of the Church by Rev E T Clark on Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1962
Page
10
The wedding of Verta Wisecarver to David Smythe of Aldan Pa son of Mr and Mrs Howard Smythe took place at the Chapel of the Church by Rev E T Clark on Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock.
Births listed include a boy Jeffrey Scott to Mr and Mrs Franklin Edward Guess in Stephens City. a girl Kathy Jane to Mr and Mrs William P Griffith of Baltimore. a girl Judy Lynn to Mr and Mrs Charles Ric and Mrs Ewing. a girl Kimberly Ann to Mr and Mrs Len Haines of 1638 S Braddock St. Community notices: Kernstown Woman's Society of Christian Service meets with Mrs Marie Cammer tonight at 7:30. Turner Ashby Chapter UDC meets with Mrs Robert Glass Sr at 117 S Washington St Thursday at 8 p.m.
The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary met at the War Memorial Building led by Commander Betty Echman. A donation to Christmas seals and a Christmas basket for a needy family were approved, a cake from Mrs. Lewis went to Joe Luttrell, and prayers were read. Next meeting is the first Monday in January with a dinner for members and families.
The American Legion Auxiliary Conrad Hoover Unit 21 meets with Mrs. Clarence Hill at 320 Miller Street tomorrow at 7 30 p m Members should bring articles for the White Elephant Sale The Junior Century Club convenes Wednesday at 3 30 p m at the Winchester Golf Club with Miss Elizabeth Barr Mrs F L Largent Jr will present a paper on Education
The home demonstration agent posts a week of meetings across multiple towns. Activities include the Arlington sewing machine session, Gaiffesboro and Round Hill club gatherings with Christmas parties, plus Whitacre and Gore HDC events. Readiness notes urge members to submit time management sheets to the courthouse office.
Board of Directors meeting at the i Hotel at 12 15 p m Exchange Club at George Washington Head 7 30 p m American Legion Auxiliary with Mrs Clarence Hill 7 30 p m Hiram Lodge 21 AF AM at Masonic 8 p m Shawnee Kennel Club 8 p m Alcoholics Anonymous at Baptist Church 8 p m Loyal Order of Moose 8 p m Rebekah Lodge details listed.
At 7 3 p m recreation board opens with a 7 30 p m dissemination education party and a 7 30 p m girl scout training course followed by a 7 45 p m session for senior citizens.
The Round Hill Community Club met Tuesday night to plan a December 20 Christmas party at 7 p.m. at the Community Center. President Mrs Newton Cather led the meeting and appointed Mrs Ruth Steele Mrs Genevieve Larrick and Mrs Kitty Perry to the refreshment committee with Mrs Viva Cather on the toy committee. Parents should bring a toy to exchange for a gift for the children and members are asked to bring staple foods for a Christmas basket for a new family.
Donald S. Bittinger president of the Washington Gas Light Company will address the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce membership dinner on January 9 at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Officials and directors will be installed retiring officers recognized and the Outstanding Citizen Award presented.
Tuna pate is molded into a pyramid like a Christmas tree with cream cheese and tuna mixture. It is chilled overnight, coated with mayonnaise, and decorated with pimiento garlands capers and parsley to create a festive centerpiece for holiday gatherings.
The Stephenson Social Club holds its annual Christmas party Wednesday at the Charcoal Hearth. Lunch at 12 30 p m followed by a devotional led by Mrs Clarence Robinson. Members are asked to bring song books a gift and canned goods for baskets.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Little Mountain Methodist Church Cedar Grove will meet with the Rev and Mrs Charles Harless tomorrow evening at 7 30 p m.
Daniel M. Redmond of the U S Justice Department will speak at the Kiwanis Club meeting tomorrow at 12 noon in the George Washington Hotel on the Nation s Conscience U S Court of Claims. Officers for the coming year will be elected at this meeting. The December 18 meeting will be the Christmas party.
Middletown Grange hosts a Christmas program led by Lecturer Mrs Charles Pence and Home Economics Committee chair Mrs J Herbert Brumback. Gifts will be exchanged and a covered dish supper precedes the program. Last meeting of the year, next on Jan 14.
Winchester Chapter 1367 Women of the Moose will hold Ritual Practice tonight at 7 30 p m at the Moose Home. All officers and chairmen are urged to attend.
Richard Bowers was elected president of the Duplicate Bridge Club at a meeting at the Winchester Golf Club. Joining him are Herbert Schutte as vice president and H. D. Harper as secretary-treasurer. Winners include Ellis Ford and Mrs John Griffith for first, with Mrs Bowers second and several couples tied for third and fourth place.
DR and MRS JESSE CLORE reserve a table for the Hospital Auxiliary Charity Ball at the George Washington Hotel on New Year's Eve with numerous couples and Drs. Green Boyd Woltz and others at the David Simpson table. Clyde Mauce is a patient in McGuire Hospital Richmond. Ann Woore visited Barbara Woore at Mary Washington College and attended a Highwaymen concert. Cheryl Lopp visited Sharon Hott and attended a James Wood High School play. Lester D Arnold returned home after 10 days in Winchester Memorial Hospital. David Andrew Bowers pledged Theatai Chi at Hampden-Sydney College, son of Richard and Mrs. Bowers. Charles Court returned to Baker Hospital Martinsburg. Bill Shendow named to Who's Who in American Colleges. Wake Forest senior and ROTC leader. Albert Lemment of Washington and wife congratulate on birth of son Doran Allen born Dec 5 in Washington. Charles Lucien Brumback is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital.
The Little Garden Club will meet Friday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Ferman W Perry. An auction of Christmas greens and decorations made by members will raise funds for the District Nurse's Emergency Shelf Fund.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Orndorff of Stephens City as they celebrate their 19th wedding anniversary. They were married on December 10 of an unnamed year.
First Evangelical United Brethren Church circles will meet in five rooms led by named members with Christmas gift exchanges. Kernstown PTA meets tomorrow at 7:30 at Kernstown School with Robert E. Ayler discussing school board elections operations and Kernstown Elementary School plans.
Market Street Methodist Church announces a change of meeting from Thursday to Wednesday at 7 30 p m for the church men group.
Braddock Street Methodist Church announces circle meetings with multiple leaders and locations. Circle 3 led by Mrs Gregory meets at 133 Oates Ave Thursday 7 30 p m. Circles 6 7 9 join for a covered dish luncheon Tuesday 12 30 p m in the Fellowship Hall. Circle 8 at 711 Academy Circle Tuesday 10 a m. Circle 10 at 301 Handley Ave Tuesday 6 30 p m. Circle 11 at 400 S Washington St Thursday 10 a m.
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