Miss Spitzer Bride Of Gary Stickles
Carla Ann Spitzer daughter of Warren Rudolph and the late Carl Spitzer married Gary M. Stickles at Grace Lutheran Church Winchester. The ceremony featured organist Marion Pasquet and a lace bodice gown with a pearl crown. Guests included Mrs Barbara Eavis Garman and bridesmaids Shirley Bartley Laura Miley Betty Buncutter. The couple will reside at Fort Dix New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla Ann Spitzer, Daugher
Warren Rudolph
Berryville Ave
Gary M. Stickles
Miss Spitzer
Carl L. Spitzer
Stickles
Joseph M. Stickles
Glen Burnie
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester
L. S. G. Miller
Marion M. Pasquet
Purcell
Dubois
Shirley Ann Bartley
Richmond
Laura Ruth Miley
Toms Brook
Betty Buncutter
John H. Eavis
Rhodes Marston
Gary L. Spitzer
Roger L. Snapp
Teddy A. Gorman
Catawba
Community clubs and meetings schedule
A list of events with times and venues across town. Groups include Lioness Club at Holiday Inn, Job's Daughters at Fellowship Hall Braddock Street Methodist, Civil Air Patrol, U S Naval Reserve, DeMolay at Masonic Temple, Optimist Club, V F W Auxiliary, Madison Lodge, Lord Fairfax Garden Club, Northern Virginia Hairdressers Association, Disabled American Veterans, Winchester Frederick County Citizens Band Radio Club, and Exchange Club Board, all planned for Tuesday evening across various local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioness Club
Holiday Inn
South
Job's Daughters
Fellowship
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia
U.S. Naval Reserve
Benham
Handley Library
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
Doe Club
East
Northern Virginia
Women of The Moose Meet in Winchester Chapter Night
Winchester Chapter of the Women of the Moose held its chapter night meeting with Senior Regent Beverly Beaver opening. Deputy Grand Regent for Virginia for 1967 1968 John Lee spoke about the Jacksonville conference. Activities included a College of Regents led meeting and presentations of degrees and gifts, plus an upcoming ritual practice and next meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Women of the Moose
Beverly Beaver
College of Regents
Lyle Simpson
Vance
Seenior
Beaver
Moose Home
Groom Brings Borrowed Item to Wedding Ring Purchase
Report notes the groom arrives with something borrowed to the ceremony and uses it as leverage to negotiate the price of the engagement ring. The anecdote highlights playful customs around nuptials and gives a glimpse into wedding traditions.
Miss Kelchner Weds John R Sullivan in Sacred Heart Nuptials
Miss Joan Marie Kelchner and John Robert Sullivan were joined in a Nuptial Mass at Sacred Heart Church in Winchester. The bride wore Chantilly lace over taffeta with lace sleeves and a mint green yellow carnation bouquet. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Sullivan. reception followed at the church social hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Eavis Garman
Winchester
Joan Marie Kelchner
John Robert Sullivan
Sacred Heart Catholic
Miss Kelchner
Eva L. Kelchner
Sullivan
L. O. Sullivan
Robert F. Ruth
Mary Sullivan
Philip Webber
Schubert
Panis Angelicas
Dougelas Anderson
Ronny Clowser
Douglas Anderson
Catherine Sullivan
Patricia Kelchner
Stuart M. Perry, II
Dennis Perry
Thomas Sullivan
Robert Pidgeon
Berryville
Carter
Bowman
Miss Carter Weds Brent Bowman in Brucetown Methodist
Glenda Marie Carter and Brent Duvall Bowman were married July 15 at 3 p.m. in Brucetown Methodist Church with Rev. Alexander Yates officiating. The couple, residents of Clearbrook and Winchester, will reside at 811 Cavalier Court, Winchester, after a Virginia Beach wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Marie Carter
William Adam Carter
Clearbrook
Brent Duvall Bowman
Maregaretta Bowman
E. Monmouth St
Lincoln Bowman
Winchester
Brucetown Methodist Church
Brucetown
Cavalier Court
Apt. 1
Patricia Knight Weds Ronald Dye In Braddock Street Church
Miss Patricia Ann Knight married Ronald Ashby Dye at Braddock Street Methodist Church with a white gladioli and lily setting. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Knight, wore a Angel Mist taffeta gown and carried white roses. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Dye of Parkins Mills Road. After July 30 the couple will reside at 108 High Street, Luray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbollinas
Sullivan
James Wood High School
Harris Intertype
Virginia Western Community College
American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers
Taue Alpha-Pi
National Honor Socciety
Corning Glass Works
Martinsburg
W. Va
Woodland Avenue
Patricia Ann Knight
Ronald Ashby Dye
Braddock Street
Miss Knight
John W. Knight
Beechcroft Rd
Dye
Arvil A.” Dye
Parkins Mills Road
William A. Lyons
Gilbert Tillotson
Purcell
Mary Brundage
Leesburg
Carol Knight
Stephen Vann
Winchester
Cal
Thomas Wilson
Radford
Robert Painter
David Blauvelt
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Page County High School
High Street
Lueray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bride
Gary Stickles
Mony
Rudolph
Handley High School
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Mr. Stickles
James Wood
U.S. Army
Fort Dix
N. J
Franklin Payton
Miss Lovendahl
Mr. Pine
Arthur H. Lovendahl
Forth Ave
Jacksonville , Fla
Zoe Lynda
Vernon William Pine
Edgar J. Pine
Lovendahl
Ribault High School
Jacksonville
Fla
Roanoke College
Salem
Women’s Independent Club
Roanoke
Pine
Clarke County High School
Sigma Pi Sigma
University of North Carolina
Coss
Masonic Temple
Optimist Club
Lee-Jackson
V.F.W
Madison Lodge
Winchester - Frederick — County
Citizens Band Radio Club
Loudoun St
Board of Control of Exchange Club
Commerce St
Silk Mill Sales
Front Royal, Virginia
Cates
Kelchner
John R. Sullivan
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Wayside Theatre
Lola Forsythe
W. Main St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Thomas Scott
Mrs. Scott
Norman E. Cooper
N. Braddock St
John Randall Scott
Nancy V. Madagan
Harold F. Madagan
N. Braddock Sr
Miss Madagan
Jacob Carper
Berryville Pike
Miss Carter
Brent Bowman
Alexander Yates
Linda Russell
Gregory Carter
Kathy Carter
Kenneth Sisler
Gary Carter
Robert Russell
O’sullivan Rubber Corporation
Handeley High School
O’sullivan Corporation
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Jenney
TACO
A.M
Ronald A. Dye
Ronald Ashby
Miller’s Hardware
Loudon St
Shoecenter
Florsheims
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