Miss Hummer Engaged to K L Peffer
Miss Hummer announces engagement to K L Peffer. A June wedding is planned. Clarke County School figures in the notice as part of the context.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1963
Page
8
Miss Hummer announces engagement to K L Peffer. A June wedding is planned. Clarke County School figures in the notice as part of the context.
Committees for the 1963 Week of Prayer to be held February 3 to 8 are named. General Committee includes Dr. William E. Eisenburg and Rev. Gene Carter. Others cover Spiritual Life, Invitation, Theme, Entertainment, Tunes, and Luncheons chaired by church leaders and volunteers.
Youth Week events run from tomorrow through February 3 as part of church services. The program encourages participation by young people across church activities and gatherings.
A hymn sing at the First Christian Church also called United Church of Christ begins at 7:30 p.m. Rodney Keller Peale and Senery A are featured with several duets. A social hour follows in the Fidelis Classroom. The service is open to the public.
Community listings show January events including a 7 30 p.m. service at Va lief Methodist Church. Optimist Club at Lee Jackson and Stonewall PTA meet at 7 30 p.m. Madison Lodge and McKinley Chapter Eastern Star gather at City Hall at 8 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel also at 8 p.m. Teen-Age and March of Dimes Dance run 7 30 to 11 p.m. respectively.
Mrs. Georgia E. Stromsni Der of 983 Woodland Ave is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Mollie Adams of Glaize Ave also a patient after a fall breaking her wrist. Dennis White and Jerry Larrick celebrated a 10th birthday with a surprise party hosted by their mothers at E. O. White's home. Numerous friends attended from Boyce White Post and White Post. Veterans and Chapter United No 9 held Bingo at Newton D Baker Hospital Ward 106 A B. next visit Feb 8. Mrs A W Baldwin of Valley Mill Road is a patient at Winchester Memorial. Linda Custer daughter of Dr and Mrs Monford Custer spent the weekend here from Holton Arms School. Mrs J W Carlisle of Valley Mill Road recuperating from a broken arm. Mrs George Ramsburg of Paper Mill Road is also a patient. Mr and Mrs Franklin Danny Corbin of 13 W Pall Mall St welcomed a daughter Francine Virginia born Jan 22 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Corbin is the former Betty Jean Guess.
The Winchester Chapter 1367 of the Women of the Moose met at the Moose Home with Senior Regent Dorothy Lillis urging attendance at the Midwinter Conference in Strasburg. The chapter will employ an Enrollment Ceremony and hear Marjorie Anderson’s response. The lodge hosts Shenandoah Valley Legion No. 47 on Feb 2 and 3 with dinner served by the Academy of Friendship Committee on Feb 3.
The Century Club will meet Tuesday at 3 45 p m at Mrs John B Carr's home Mrs Harry K Benham will present a paper on Shakespeare.
Miss Jean Louise Fiddler and Thomas Lynn Streit wed at Stephenson Methodist Church in a 3:30 p.m. ceremony performed by Rev. William R. Withers. Family members, music by Mrs. Larry Whitacre and vocal by Mrs. David Fahnestock accompanied the event. The couple, post ceremony, reside at 1110 Valley Avenue Stephenson after a southern honeymoon and various pre wedding events.
Regular meeting at Round Hill Community Center heard reports from committees and guests. T Newton Cather and Earl Cather attended the Raritan National Convention in Atlantic City and gave reports on the convention. Tom Rosenberger, who contracted the flu bug there, is reported to be feeling better at home.
Mrs. E T Miller will lead devotions for the Comrade Bible Class tomorrow at 9 45 in Braddock Street Methodist Chapel. Mrs. D F Hardesty will teach the lesson.
A reader asks who pays for engagement ring insurance and who bears safekeeping costs. The adviser says the ring is the owner's responsibility until marriage, after which the husband handles expenses. The second question clarifies the phrase about a boy being named for his father versus after his father, noting the preferred form is named for his father.
The Wicdiakrve Tose Ae Ne sponsors a teen dance in Middletown tonight at 76 p.m. Music will be provided by the latest records. All area teens are invited.
The Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club announces new classes at the Grace Street clubhouse. The novice course begins February 5 at 7:30 p.m. and runs Tuesdays with Morse code, radio theory and FCC rules ending in a novice license exam. The advanced course starts February 6 at 7:30 p.m. focusing on higher speed Morse and theory for the advanced license. Writing to Box 139, Winchester, is encouraged. admission is free.
A fragmentary reading on pronunciation and word study notes. It discusses mispronunciations Caldron and ac ness, lists synonyms Appendage and accessories, and includes a brief word study about using a word three times. It also mentions isothermal control and air conditioning terminology.
A reader asks about leaving a much older husband for money and security. Abby advises evaluating happiness, using a volunteer life, and recognizing later that wealth cannot buy contentment. Additional letters discuss privacy with a stepfather, tree house limits, and church wedding bell questions.
Birth notices list a boy Scott Edward for Mr. and Mrs. Garland Lester Smith Sr. at 741 Woodland Ave. Also a boy Paul Jr. for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Earl Paugh of Stephenson. a boy Dennis Bouldin for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ralph Beall of Martinsburg. a girl Barbara Ann for Mr. and Mrs. James Thandie Fishbone at 717 Pennsylvania Ave. Mrs. Funkhouser is the former Miss Sheryl Lynn Martin.
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