Frye Couple Celebrates 50th Anniversary At Home
Mr and Mrs Alva C Frye marked their 50th wedding anniversary on November 25. Their children hosted a surprise reception at the Frye home on Gregewalt Ave with about 100 guests, including Mrs Vada F Lee of Winchester Eldred D Frye of Richmond and Delmar O Frye of Fairfax.
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Alva C. Frye
Colonial Garden Club Luncheon at Winchester Golf Club
The Colonial Garden Club will meet tomorrow at Winchester Golf Club at 12 30 p m for a luncheon. Pack ages must be in by 11 a m for judging. A note on baking suggests grated lemon rind in baking powder biscuits and splitting the biscuits while hot to spread butter and honey. Rush and the table.
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Colonial Garden Club
Tone
Winchester Golf Club
Strasburg AARP Chapter installs 1966 67 officers
The Strasburg Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons installed its 1966 67 officers led by installing officer Mrs Louise Houghton and marshals Mrs Robert C Fisher and Mrs S Bickley. Visitors included Joie Borden from Charlottesville and local officials spoke on Elder Citizens Day.
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Strasburg
American Association of Retired Persons
Louise Houghton
Robert C. Fisher
S. B.ickley
J. W.stine
Joie Borden
Thelottesville Aarp Caligler Oe
Walker Webb
Shoe .Manufacture ‘Co
Massachusetts
Calendar of events fills Winchester area nightly program list
Scheduled activities include American Legion Auxiliary Ladies Rifle Club Hiram Lodge Senior Citizens Alcoholics Anonymous Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge and many clubs at WMB George Washington Hotel Winchester Golf Club and Shenandoah College with events from 7 30 p m to 8 is plus a Mousetrap play and basketball officials at 7 30 p m and 2 30 p m on Wednesday
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Ladies Rifle Club
Armory
Hiram Lodge No. 21
AF & AM
Masonic Temple
WMB
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Colonial Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
Junior Century Club
Jayceeettes
Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club
Kline Pta
Shenandoah Numismatic Club
Shenandoah College
Birth Announcements from Wardensville and Nearby
December births listed for Donald Ray Lee in Wardensville West Virginia a daughter Patsy Lynn born to Mrs Lee former Miss Pattie Stewart. Harrison Oates Capon Springs West Virginia a daughter Linda Mae Whitacre as mother. James Franklin Newlin Lou doun Street a son Darin Scott born to Mrs Newlin former Miss Judy Marie Everhart. Lewis Grafton Foster Route 2 a daughter Connie Mae mother former Miss Madeline Idamae Boyce. Calvin Coffman Woodstock a daughter Melissa Mae mother former Miss Marsha Ann Herbaugh. Douglas MacArthur Armel Loudoun Street a son Charles Richard mother former Miss Marguerite Ann Carter. Edger Clarke Liller Moorefield a daughter Venita Ann mother former Miss Ida Virginia Lewis. William David Runner Berryville Avenue two daughters Karen Lynn mother former Miss Brenda Lee Hausenfluck.
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Donald Ray Lee
Wardensville
W. Va
Patsy Lynn
Pattie Stewart
Donald Harrison Oates
Capon Springs
Oates
Linda Mae Whitacre
James Franklin Newlin
Loudoun St
Darin Scott
Newlin
Judy Marie Everhart
Lewis Grafton Foster
Route 2
Connie Mae
Foster
Madeline Idamae Boyce
Lewis Calvin Coffman
Woodstock
Melissa Mae
Coffman
Marsha Ann Herbaugh
Douglas MacArthur Armel
Charles Richard
Armel
Marguerite Ann Carter
Edger Clarke Liller
Elm St
Moorefield
Venita Ann
Liller
Ida Virginia Lewis
William David
Berryville Ave
Karen Lynn
Brenda Lee Hausenfluck
Mrs Bruce Slonaker Honored By UDC Chapter
Mrs Lillian Lewis Slonaker was honored by the Turner Ashby Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. A marble bench was dedicated in her honor at Stonewall Jackson's Headquarters on N Braddock St. The ceremony included remarks by Mrs C Bruce Harlee and attendance by local and regional Confederate groups.
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Lillian Lewis Slonaker
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Stonewall Jackson
N. Braddock St
C. Bruce Harlee
R. Bruce Slonaker
Laura Babb
Junior Century Club Meeting at Winchester Golf Club
The Junior Century Club will meet tomorrow at 3 30 p.m. at the Winchester Golf Club. Mrs H Paul Rhodes will host and Mrs Ralph Hardy will be the speaker, replacing the earlier announced plan.
Christmas Cantata at Old Bethel Church Sunday
Old Bethel Methodist Church hosts a Christmas program Sunday at 7 p.m. featuring a cantata pageant Following Yonder Star. Open to the public with a pre holiday luncheon offering scalloped chicken with Greek peas and baby onions, quick corn biscuit, relish tray, fruit compote, holiday cookies.
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Old Bethel Methodist Church
Officers Named For Fire Co Auxiliary Fifty
Mrs. Nancy DeSchon was re elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Friendship Fire Co at its regular meeting Thursday night at the fire hall. Re elected were Mrs. Katie Harsman vice president Mrs. Anna Boxwell secretary Mrs. Angus Geanious treasurer Mrs. Virginia Cook chaplain and Mrs. Pauline Farmer assistant chaplain and Mrs. Alice Smith Flower and Card committee. Newly elected were Mrs. Geraldine Armel assistant secretary Mrs. Gladdie Carter assistant treasurer Mrs. Essie McDaniel Refreshment committee and Nora Carper Publicity chairman. A covered dish supper preceded the meeting and 22 members were present. Birthday gifts were given to Mrs. Farmer Mrs. Carper and Mrs. Geanious. A men’s supper will be held Jan 6 with Virginia Cook Marie Harmon and Eura Barry chairing. The Auxiliary will meet the same evening.
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Nancy DeSchon
Ladies “Auxiliary
Friendship Fire Co
Des Schon
Katie Harsman
Anna Boxwell
Angus Geanious
Virginia Cook
Pauline Farmer
Alice Smith
Geraldine Armel
Assitant
Gladdie Carter
Essie McDaniel
Nora Carper
Fire Company
Marie Harmon
Eura Barry
Vernon D and Mrs Haines Celebrate 18th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Vernon D Haines of Route 4 celebrate their 18th wedding anniversary. They were married December 14 at Round Hill Methodist Church by Rev Edward A Plunkett. The couple have three children Steven Vicky Lynn and Jimmy.
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Vernon D, Haines
Route 4
Round Hill Methodist Church
Edward A. Plunkett
Steven
Vicky Lynn
Jimmy
Welltown Woman's Society of Christian Service Meeting
The Welltown Woman's Society of Christian Service gathers Thursday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Ray Taylor's home on Senseng Road. Mrs. Preston Kercheval leads devotions and Christmas gifts will be exchanged.
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Welltown Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ray Taylor
Senseng Road
Preston Kercheval
Cadet Hockman to Spend Christmas Leave at Fork Union
Cadet Michael D. Hockman of Fork Union Military Academy will arrive Thursday to spend Christmas leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Duane Hockman of Front Royal Road. Timothy Watts, Thailand, adopted son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cather of 506 Gray Ave, is raised at a home directed by Dr Chinda Singhanet. Thelma Bean leaves for Van Nuys California for a week of sales meetings with Redken Laboratories personnel. Mr and Mrs G Carter Baker hosted about 45 people for the annual Christmas party of the Association of the Blind at Valley Ave with a following dinner.
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Michael D. Hockman
Fork Union Military Academy
Duane Hockman
Front Royal Road
Kenneth Cather
Gray Ave
Timothy Watts
Thailand
Chinda Singhanet
Timothy
Thelma Bean
Redken Laboratories
van Nuys
Calif
G. Carter Baker
Valley Ave
Association of the Blind
Hospital Follies Committee Heads Named
The 66 Hospital Follies committee heads include Albright and Mrs. Ken Smith in Advertising and Make-Up duties. The event cost $950. Auxiliary president Mrs. Hunter Gaunt Jr announced the January meeting will be held January 10.
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Hospital Follies Committee
Albright
Ken Smith
John Golden
Jeanne Milton
Ralph Hardy
Jesse Clore
Reynolds Legge
Pembroke Grove
Russell Newecome
Jack Phillips
Carl Napps
William Petersen
Albert Loring
Lewis Hyde
Clayton Anderson
Hunter Gaunt, Sr
L. O. Fears
John Wilson
Wilkins speaks at Burnt Church on freedoms and democracy
James R. Wilkins of Shoe Center Stores addressed the Burnt Presbyterian Church monthly meeting. He spoke on freedoms religion and democracy versus dictatorship and communism. Slides of the Caribbean and Americas were shown and the People to People Program discussed.
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James R. Wilkins
Shoe Center
Burnt Presbyterian Church
Wilkins
Carribbean
Central and
South America
Retha Crosen
Miss Nellis
Linwood Newbrough
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Boscawen St
Winchester
Strasburg Aarp Chapter
Istalls
Howard Johnsons
Bes
Washington
American Legion Auxiliary
Clarence Hill
Elks Home
Garden Club
Girl Scouts
Kiwanis Key Club
Bruce Slonaker
UDC
Little Mises Beth Garber
Laura Baa
Stewart Bell, Jr
James R. Jackson
Civil War Round Table
Company
Historical Society
Frances Jenkins
Purcellville
Martinsburg
Welby Carter
Upperville
Stover Camp
Warren Rifles
Front Royal
Jr. Century Club Meeting
Old Bethel
Cather’s
Muntsberry’'S Shoe
Red Cross
Selby
H. Huntsberrys
Welltown
WSCS
Mr. Wilkins
Burnt Church
Hanes
Margaret L
Ok i. Hat & Dress Shop
Fashion Shop