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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1968
Page
6
The Frog Prince cast will give its second performance tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Handley Library auditorium. Standing left to right are Steve Bayliss Pam Kern Ron Manuel and Roxanne Lineburg with Nancy Armstrong seated.
Mr and Mrs Ray Godlove announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Sandra Kay Riley to Jon Gary Orndorff son of Mr and Mrs Elmo Orndorff of Wardensville Wardensville High School graduates a wedding is planned for June 30 at St Peters Lutheran Church Wardensville.
The Century Club will meet Tuesday at 3 45 p m with Mrs Joseph A Massie Jr at 321 S Stewart St.
The Winchester Rebekah Lodge No. 21 IOOF will hold a rummage sale at 141 S Loudoun St starting at 9 a.m. Monday through Wednesday. Donations accepted Sunday evening or Monday at the same location. A faculty recital is set for Shenandoah Auditorium on Monday February 26 featuring Richard Parks trumpet and Elizabeth Temple piano. An eight inch pie serves six, nine inch serves seven, and ten inch serves eight.
Activities listed include Winchester Junior Rifle Club at 7 p.m. and Chimpanzee Show at Stonewall School at 8 p.m. plus Fraternal Order of Eagles and ACT at Elks Home War Memorial Building and Brownie Scouts. Saturday features a bake sale, Turkey Supper at Macedonia Church, a National Railroad Historical Society event at Presbyterian Church and the TAC Dance with Brutus and the Roamins.
Three Winchester area students are named to the Dean's List of Distinguished Students at Richmond College. Ronald A. Brumback editors The Collegian, with Robert M. Berry of Winchester and Douglas B. Gregory of Front Royal, join him. Gregory earned all A's. Berry belongs to Sigma Phi Epsilon.
The Round Hill Methodist Youth Fellowship invites the public to Family Night tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the Round Hill Methodist Church The Rev Robert Trimble Sr will be the guest speaker Refreshments will be served after the meeting
Mr and Mrs Louis D Eye of Paper Mill Road were feted at a buffet on Saturday for their 25th anniversary, celebrated Feb 14. The couple wed in 1943 in Georgetown Delaware. Attending were family including their sons Dickie Tony Steve and Danny and relatives with many friends listed.
Cedar Creek Presbyterian Youth Fellowship of Marlboro held a bowling session at Duckpin Lanes in Winchester last Saturday starting around 7 p.m. with 33 people participating, 20 of them members and several adults including Mrs. Warden Liggett and Leon Whitlock among others.
Mrs. H. D. Harper and Bent ley Kinney won the duplicate bridge event Wednesday night at the George Washington Hotel. In second place were Mrs. Lewis Hyde and Mrs. Robert Giffin followed by Mrs. Grace Roberts and Mrs. Herbert Schutte in third. Fourth place was a tie between Mrs. J. Gray Beverley with Mrs. R. A. Goode and Mrs. Peyton Stanley with Dan Fowler.
The Youth of the Whitehall Methodist Church plan a public skating party at Ridgeway Roller Rink in Ridgeway West Virginia on March 4. Doors open 7 30 p m and admission ends at 10 p m.
Virginia Department of Agriculture Market News reports 13 of 22 vegetables averaged 2 to 12 cents higher than a year ago with only four lower and five the same. Florida weather hits winter crops with frosts and winds, reducing supplies. Prices for asparagus and South American fruits rise while pork items gain: center loin roasts 1.20, join chops 1.20, sausage 0.54, spare ribs 0.69, bacon 0.70, 0.71. Tom turkey 0.47.
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