Miss Jean Woods Weds Boyd Thomas Hancher in Presbyterian Rite
Miss Jean Woods of Riverdale Maryland married Boyd Thomas Hancher on June 29 at 2 30 PM in First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured white roses and lilies, with Miss Sara Glenn as maid of honor and several bridesmaids, followed by a church social reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Woods
Boyd Thomas Hancher
Jean Ann Woods
Riverdale
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Woods
L. Neill Woods
Senseny Road
Mr. Hancher
Joseph Hancher
Arlington
George D. Jackson
Sara Glenn
Clinton
Thelma Shearer
Betty Mullens
Clintwood
Lois Gil Ham
Calendar of Events Highlights Local Community Activities
July listings showMarket Street Methodist Youth Fellowship rummage sales at multiple locations and church events. The schedule includes bridge at George Washington Hotel and various yard parties, auctions, and church suppers. The note also mentions local graduates Mr Hancher and Mrs Hancher planning to wed and live in Hayside after their Southern wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Methodist Youth Fellowship Rummagg
Braddock St
George Washington Hotel
Woodmen of the World
Womble
Riverdale
Hancher
King College
Bristol, Tenn
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Hayside
Mrs Esther Chrisman Weds Vernon Kirby at Braddock Street Church
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Esther E. Chrisman to Vernon Kirby of Winchester. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. William Lyons at Braddock Street Methodist Church on July 4. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada, they will reside at 42 Virginia Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Chrisman
Vernon Kirby
Winchester
William Lyons
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Kirby
Ernest Shade
Mr. Shade
Vernon R. Kirby
Woodstock
Niagra Falls
Canada
Virginia Ave
Winchester Rescue Squad Auxiliary Plans Yard Party Auction
The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Auxiliary met Tuesday and finalized plans for its annual Yard Party at Shawnee Fire Hall starting at 5 p.m. An auction begins at 8 p.m. Barbecue chicken and country ham will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Shawnee
Community Social Notes and Honors From Winchester
MR. AND MRS. PAUL AN DERSON hosted a June 28 dinner with G B Hovermale C E Stotler Noah McIntire Austin Hovermale Chaffie Whitacre Elsie Bohrer George Lineaweaver and relatives including Dale and Larry. MISS MARSHA DUKE FRETWELL of 415 Jefferson St earned Dean's List honors at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg. HEDRICK B. LIGHT formerly of Winchester graduated from San Jose State College with philosophy and business law degrees. WOOD LUTTRELL, a Hillcrest Nursing Home patient, celebrated his 90th birthday July 4 with a family dinner. eight children and 11 grandchildren attended, plus many relatives from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Anderson
G.B. Hovermale
C.E. Stotler
Noah McIntire
Austin Hovermale
Chaffie Whitacre
Elsie Bohrer
George Lineaweaver
Dale and
Larry
Lewis Morrison
Marsha Duke Fretwell
Jack Fretwell
Jefferson St
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Hedrick B. Light
Winchester
San Jose State College
California
Lela Light
Otis Light
San Jose
Wood Luttrell
Hillcrest
Reynolds Store
Mae Steel
Kernstown
Vickie Gray
Berkeley Springs
W.va
A.M.__Mason
Martinsburg
Marvin Shaver
Eva Luttrell
Esther Miller
Junior Christian
Lester McKee
Doyle Dick
Judy Kerns
Unger
Luttrell
Presbyterian Church Circle Meetings for July
The First Presbyterian Circle groups meet in July on Monday across twelve units. Each entry lists a chairman and hostess, with locations including Kent Room Stephenson and Lake St Clair, times from 1:30 p.m. to 10 a.m. The list includes addresses such as Val Vista Heights 112 E Piccadilly St 622 Tennyson Ave and 536 W Bellview Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Circle
William Day
Roy Nester
Val Vista Heights
Kenneth Thomas
Kent
James P. Reardon
Harry R. Kern
William A. Rooker
Piccadilly St
Warren Gregory
George C. Beck
Tennyson Ave
Susan Richmond
Kent Room
Raymond Womeldorf
Guy W. Stanley
P. J. Landis
Washington St
Leonard Sirbaugh
Robert Heltzel
Handley Ave
O. G. Gibson
George F. Nixon
Stephenson
P.m
H. G. Ratliff
John Greene
Chaiman
French Toast Dip Secret Hint? Nut Suspected in Mixture
A kitchen note wonders if a suspicion of nut was added to the egg and milk dip used for French toast. The casual query hints at possible nut inclusion affecting flavor and safety for those with allergies.
DAV Auxiliary Installs New Officers
The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary installed officers Tuesday at the War Memorial Building. Harry Seal presided as post commander and installed Ethel Ritter as commander, Virginia Spillman as senior vice commander, Ethel Myers as junior vice commander, Jane Bucher as treasurer, Pearl Lewis as adjutant, and Elva Huffman as adjutant. A buffet supper followed by a brief business meeting. The next meeting is set for the first Tuesday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
War Memorial Building
Harry Seal
Ethel Ritter
Virginia Spillman
Ethel Myers
Jane Bucher
Pearl Lewis
Elva Huffman
Yard Party at Fairview Church and Red Cross Meeting
A Yard Party will be held at Fairview Methodist Church two miles east of Stephens City on Saturday starting at 5 p.m. Features include chicken and ham suppers. The Winchester Frederick County Red Cross Chapter annual meeting is set for July 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the George Washington Hotel private dining room, with election of officers and board members. A donation of one dollar or more qualifies attendees.
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Fairview Methodist Church
Stephens City
Winchester
Frederick County
Red Cross
George Washington Hotel
Beta Sigma Phi Honors Seven With Order of the Rose
In a candlelight ceremony Beta Sigma Phi Sorority granted seven Xi Beta and Xi Chi members the Order of the Rose honorary degree for 15 years of service and loyalty. The ritual was led by Mrs. Elmer O. Nixon with support from several chapter members, in the George Washington Room at War Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
W.K. Rodney Sirbaugh
Charles H. Lyles
Robert C. Cooper
Harold D. Patton
John C. Blackburn
Regina Shine
Xi Beta Chapter
Olive Crosby
Xi Chi
Order of the Rose
Beta Sigma Phi
Elmer O. Nixon
Beta Sigma Phi City Council
James H. Tub
Harold G. Roae
William H. Black, Jr
Lewis A. Hodgson
Jacques E. Billmyer
Mary Frye
John A Gumont
J. Richard Henson
John M. Ewing
Lewis H. Clewell
George Washington Room
War Memorial Building
Mt Airy 4 H Hold Meeting With New Memory Rock Contest
Mt Airy 4 H Club met with 16 members to form a Memory Rock Contest for younger members. They plan a Monday field trip to see Under the Blue Moon at Wayside Theater Middletown and a later Winchester business tour. Four girls gave demonstrations on cherries freezing threading a needle measuring liquids and tying knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Wayside Theater
Middletown
Winchester
Ruth Ann Wright
Lisa Roinstad
Bonnie Douglas
Karen Roinstad
Weight Loss Tips From Health Class Advice Column
A reader friendly health note urges reducing calories to shed pounds before vacation. It promotes habit changes over dieting, avoids high calorie snacks, and suggests coffee without cream, choosing fruit for snacks and low calorie drinks to cut calories while enjoying meals.
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Tor Siémon
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Valley Ave
Loudoun St
Surplus Bread & Bakery Products
Bakery Thrift Store
W. Hart St
Shoecenter
LouDoun and
Order of Eagles
John Dove
Royal Arch
City Hall
Shawnee Fire Co
Market St
John Mann
Wesley Chapel
Mountain Falls
Community Hall
Friendship Fire Co
Fairview Methodist
Payne’s Chapel
Ridgeway Church Hall
Capon Chapel
Pam
Crem Presbyterian Church
Pans Tac
Lions
Florence Nightingale
Eub Church
Kiwanis Shelter
Carpers Valley Methodist Church
Mrs. Chrisman
Rodney Sirbaugh
Robert Cooper
Harold Patton
Virginia Shine
Charles Lyles
Calif
Presbyterian Church
DAV Auxiliary
Fairview Church
Jim
Mr.jim
Paper Mill Road
Beta Sigma
Mt. Airy
Nightingale
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lions Shelter
She Cartwright
Ponderosa
Paris
Del&plane
Aparod
Shette
Henk
Bote
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