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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1972
Page
4
Miss Deborah Joan Benson became the bride of Charles L. Stotler on January 1 at Woodbine Assembly of God Church Greencastle Pennsylvania. The couple resides on Route 5 Berryville with Bets roles shown.
A long list of activities scheduled for Tuesday includes Bloodmobile at Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall at 10 a.m. Lions Club at George Washington Hotel at 12:15 p.m. and multiple group meetings such as Valley Mill HDC at WMB Lord Fairfax Garden Club with Mrs. Harry W. Ebert Jr and Town and Country Garden Club with Mrs. Robert Smalley. Evening gatherings feature Winchester Board of Zoning Appeals 3 p.m. and meetings for Civil Air Patrol and various fraternal organizations at their listed venues.
Advertisement promotes diverse cruise options from Baltimore including ports of call Nassau Haiti and Jamaica on a nine day voyage aboard the Queen Anna Maria. Call 667 4180 or visit Winchester Travel Center to book.
Mr and Mrs Milford Ballenger longtime Loudoun residents celebrated their golden wedding at a buffet in The Inn Purcellville hosted by daughter Barbara Ann Payne of Hamilton and son Gordon Ballenger of Boyce. They have three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mrs Ballenger was Miss Annie Mae Morris. The couple previously lived in Mount Weather area before retirement.
The Glen Burnie Garden Club will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. William Meeker's home on Wild Rose Circle with Joseph Zuckerman as guest speaker on Ecology. An exhibit titled On Route 66 will emphasize ecology with no artificial flowers. Fawns weigh from four to nine pounds at birth.
The Welcome Wagon Club holds a social meeting at Farmers and Merchants Bank on Thursday at 8 p.m. Members are asked to bring a white elephant item for exchange.
Wild color animal pins appear widely across fashion, pairing with knickers dresses T shirts and HotPants. Bright designs attract attention as accessory trend gains visibility among shoppers and designers.
Mrs Homer Lofton of 138 Montague Ave and Virgil Stotler of Winchester married Saturday at Wesley Methodist Church Winchester. Rev Edward Garrett officiated. Lofton is daughter of Mollie Frye of Mt Jackson. Stotler is son of Calvin and Mrs Stotler of Albin and works for Abex Corp. They will reside in Winchester.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd M Hicks of Chicago welcome a son born January 14 joining their daughter Ann Michele. Mrs Hicks is formerly Margaret Ann Allamong of Mountain Falls Route. SGT and Mrs Roger L Presgraves recently returned to Lowry AFB Colorado. Emmett Junior Presgraves of Berryville is improving at home. Judy R Burgoyne daughter of Rev and Mrs William E Richards of Stephenson named to Ferrum College fall Dean's List. Janet Adams daughter of Dr and Mrs John Adams earned Mount Ida Junior College High Honors Dean's List status.
Hawthorne Garden Club meets Thursday at 12 45 p m at 328 W Piccadilly St. hosted by Mrs Charles Anderson. Mrs Willis Lacy Jr will speak as the guest. A special exhibit titled Wallops Island features a modern arrangement.
A fashion note advises going all in on the peasant look from head to toe. Focus on shoes bags and jewelry to match the simple rural aesthetic.
In Detroit, Clarice Jobes Paulette LeBost and Dorean Koenig blend with two female law clerks to form Koenig LeBost and Jobes an all women firm. They emphasize noncompetitive culture and plan to expand into women’s rights and business while serving mainly male clients to start.
Tomorrow the Hospital Follies of 1972 debuts with a ticket office opening in the George Washington Hotel lobby from 9 30 a m to 4 30 p m and Sunday Jan 23 from 2 to 5 p m Reservations can be made at 662 7353 Not to call the hotel Mrs John Hortenstine Follies chairman notes Channel 6 TV interview with Ann Hardy Howard Miller and others Shenandoah College Auditorium seats are all reserved Follies run 8 30 p m Jan 27 28 29 Mrs John Blackburn chairs ticket sales.
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