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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1968
Page
6
In observance of Founder's Day the Stonewall Parent-Teacher Association will hold a covered dish supper Monday at 6 30 p.m. The regular meeting follows at 7 30 p.m. Members and friends are urged to attend.
Miss Ellen Joyce Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest E Jones of 428 W Cecil St marries John Clifton Anderson son of Dr and Mrs W Clayton Anderson at 7 pm in Braddock Street Methodist Church The ceremony featured organ music by Mildred Jones and a lace over silk crepe gown for the bride. The reception followed at Carper's Valley Golf Club with family members in formal attire and a trip to New York City for the bride. The couple resides in Hershey Pa after honeymoon.
Miss Sharon McDonald and Miss Karen Gardner of Winchester perform with the Radford College Choir in a joint concert with the Virginia Military Institute Cadet Glee Club in Radford tonight. McDonald studies music. Gardner is daughter of James W. Gardner.
The Men of Grace Episcopal Church Berryville sponsor an annual pancake supper before Lent. It will be held Monday from 6 to 7 30 p m in the Parish House. Ernest Gosnell and John Heard direct all prep, marketing, and serving. Open to the public.
Miss Virginia Kern and her classmate Miss Christina Bowman arrive from Wilson College to spend the weekend at the Kern home on South Washington Street. Ensign Thomas Phalen, son of Dr and Mrs Thomas Phalen, visits his parents and will return to Leonard Hall Junior Naval Academy after participating in the George Washington’s Birthday parade in Alexandria.
Caligder of age event hosts a TAC Dance at the War Memorial Building from 7:30 to 11 p.m. Music by Brutus and the Roamins provides live entertainment.
Rehearsals underway for the Little Theatre comedy Dear Ruth by Norman Erasma. Set in modern times, the plot follows Lt Seawright’s love letters to Ruth Wilkins prompting a wild visit to the Wilkins household. Cast features Dan Shehee Cyndy Hillbrink Wolfgang Schmeller and director Jean Milton. Performances run March 18 through 22 at 8 15 p.m.
Lorraine Powell daughter of Mrs. Marie Powell of Winchester and the late Alvey L. Powell married David E. Golden son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Golden of Little Orleans Maryland on January 13 in a candle lit double ring ceremony at Piney Plains Methodist Church. Rev E W Culp officiated before an altar of White gladioli and Chrysanthemums with Natali Morris of Walkensville as pianist. The bride wore a Peau De Soie gown with lace bodice long sleeves and sequined train. She carried a lace Bible with a white orchid and satin streamers. The bridal party included Mrs Marlene Kerlin matron of honor and bridesmaids Mrs Gloria Powell and Mrs Patsy Bennett all in green gowns with colonial nose gay bouquets. Best man was William McCusker with ushers Allen Fletcher and Larry McCusker. The mothers wore beige lace ensembles and corsages of deep rose carnations.
Heat drained canned pears with a light ham glaze to accompany the dish.
Leo Bernstein hosted a theatre party at Wayside Theatre Middletown. Macbeth featured Linde Hagen Harold Herman with Michael Procaccino narrating. The Curtain Call Room transformed into Gaslight Blue of Washington. Friday celebrated Washington's 236th birthday with cherry treats and a birthday cake. Madeline McNeil performed folk songs.
The Welcome Wagon's Newcomers Club met at Lee-Jackson Restaurant for February with guests from Tulsa Uniontown Belpre Ellicott and Frankfurt. A business session approved reports and a March officer slate while members volunteered for Heart Fund. A Merle Norman facial demonstration featured Nancy Yost with Kane as commentator and Greathouse as model. The next dinner is March 21 at 6 30 p.m.
Brief jacket and bouncy skirt described with romantic bow for spring. Recommends racy checks and windowpane prints, Pattern 4536 for sizes 8 through 16. Details price 65 cents per pattern plus mailing, send to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star pattern dept. also offers free pattern with coupon via catalog
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