Strode Cianelli Wedding in Boyce Baptist Church
Miss Barbara Anne Strode of Arlington and Boyce marries David Theodore Cianelli of Arlington in a Boyce Baptist Church ceremony led by Rev. Harvey E. Hall. The bride, daughter of Mrs. R. G. Gauldin and T. B. Strode, wore organza and Brazilian lace with a white rosebud bouquet. maid of honor Miss Jane Kirkpatrick and best man T. B. Strode Jr. Following, grandmother Mrs. J. R. Strode hosted a reception in Boyce. The couple, graduates of Clarke County High School and Hagerstown High, plan to live in Bethesda after a honeymoon at The Homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Anne Strode
Arlington and
Boyce
David Theodore Cianelli
Arlington
Harvey E. Hall
R, G, Gauldin
Falls Church
T. B, Strode
Cianelli
J. R. Strode
Clarke County High School
Strayers Business College
Washington
American Federation of State
Parsonage Picnic Slated for Macedonia Church Lawn
The Montague Avenue Parsonage Society serving Montague Ave Round Hill and Macedonia churches will hold its annual picnic on the Macedonia Church lawn Sunday at 5 p.m. A Vesper Service will follow led by Rev. E T Clark. All families are invited to attend and bring a picnic basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Ave
Turner Couple Marks 4th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Paul W Turner celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary. The couple were wed July 23 1960 at Calvary Church of the Brethren officiated by Reverend J Floyd Wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W.turner
Calvary Church of the Brethren
J. Floyd Wine
Birth announcements for two girls in July
Walter Sanford Cook of Brucetown announces a daughter born July to Mrs Cook formerly Dorothy Roseann Curry. Roy Riley Boyce Jr of Clearbrook announces a daughter born July to Mrs Boyce formerly Elizabeth Ann Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sanford Cook
Brucetown
Cook
Dorothy Roseann Curry
Roy Riley Boyce, Jr
Clearbrook
Robin Lynn
Boyce
Elizabeth Ann Mills
Sacred Heart Summer Festival Opens Tomorrow at Sacred Heart
The Sacred Heart Catholic Church Summer Festival begins tomorrow at 4 p.m. on Cecil Street featuring kiddie rides, wheel, cake stand, Trappist bread and jelly, grab bag and duck pond. Hamburg stand and soft drinks run to 11 p.m. with a Saturday auction and a gift from the White House among items. The 13th Hawkins family reunion is set for Sunday at Sandy Ridge Church in Cold Stream West Virginia with a 12:30 p.m. picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Catholic
Church Hall
Cecil Street
Hamburg
White House
Sandy Ridge
Cold Stream
W. Va
Mt Airy 4-H Bake Sale for Birdie at Wayside Theatre
The Mount Airy 4-H Club will hold a bake sale at the Southern States Store Stephens City starting Saturday at 9 a.m. Funds raised will support members attending a performance of Bye Bye Birdie at the Wayside Theatre in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy 4-H Club
Southern States
Stephens City
Wayside
Middletown
Community Calendar of Meetings and Events
Calendar lists upcoming events and gatherings. Highlights include Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel and Shawnee Bowman at War Memorial Building with varied times, plus parades, picnics, bridge, and fraternal organization meetings across July and Saturday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Round Hill
Raritan Club
Shawnee Land
American Legion Board
Legion Home
Shawnee Bowman
War Memorial Building
Jaycee
Lee-Jackson
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Woodmen of the World
Order of Eagles
Miss Whitacre Engaged To Paul D. Jones
Mr and Mrs Ray Whitacre of Capon Bridge WV announce the engagement of their daughter Gayla Angelie to Paul David Jones Miss Whitacre is a 1963 graduate of Capon Bridge and a Shepherd College sophomore An August wedding is planned with Mr Jones the son of Mrs Winnie Jones of Hayfield and Paul Jones of Winchester He attended North Hagerstown High School and James Wood High School He is finishing his education at American School of Chicago IL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Whitacre
Capon Bridge
W.va
Gayla Angelie
Paul David Jones
Whitacre
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Jones
Winnie Jones
Hayfield
Paul Jones
Winchester
North Hagerstown
James Wood High School
American School of Chicago
Ill
Wire cake straws let bakers test batter early
Old recipe advice once urged using a broom straw to test cake doneness. Modern kitchens now offer wire cake straws to check batter before the cake finishes baking, aiding precision in oven timing.
Community Notices and Social Highlights From Winchester
Local residents visit patients in Winchester Memorial Hospital and Newton Baker Hospital Martinsburg. Birthdays anniversaries and reunions are celebrated including the Whitacre Reunion at Ebenezer Church Park with 123 attendees. Names include Luther T Connor Wilco McAboy Rita Bowers and various Kern family members plus out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther T, Connor
S. Stewart St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Special Hot Foods in Refrigerator
Gaynor Maddox answers readers questions about safe refrigeration of hot foods and buying dented cans. She cites modern fridges as safe for hot foods if the cooling unit isn’t overloaded, and Rutgers University experts warn against buying cans with bulges dents seepage off odors or foaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
If Shoe Fits for Comfort in Shoes and Food Safety
Do not buy shoes expecting stretch. Choose comfort over fit. Aching feet ruin evenings and show on your face. Your escort may notice. Do not leave cooked poultry in warmth. Refrigerate it promptly.
Davis son promoted to SP 4 heads home from Turkey
Eddie Z. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Davis of Stephenson, has been promoted to SP 4. He spent 14 months in Ankara, Turkey, in the Army Secret Service Division and is expected to return to the United States in October to complete his remaining year of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Davis
Stephenson
Eddie Z. Davis
Ankara
Turkey
Secret Service Division
Army
United States
Eastern Star Grand Visitation Draws 250 at Berryville
Local Eastern Star chapters hosted the Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Louise C Jones and Worthy Grand Patron Charlton E Gnadt with a banquet for about 185 guests at Lee Jackson Restaurant. A Sunday morning gathering included 70 overnight guests and a talk by Robert Cooper of Hiram Lodge about Masonic Temple watercolors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
McKinley
Treadwell
Berryville
Louise C.jones
Charlton E.gnadt
Lee-Jackson
Kathryne L.gravine
General Grand Chapter
O.E.S
Commonwealth of Virginia
Ruth Short Kitchen
Virginia
Mary Yates
Elbert Smith
Anita France
Edith Bullion
Janet Ball
Daphne Watson
Grand Esther
Virginia Dearing
Sarah Angle
Florence Wallace
Joseph DiMisi
Grand Sentinel
Electa
Alopangs
Wahaca
Eva Martin
Mabel L. Sellers
Mary Elizabeth Davis
Deahl W.howard
Alton
B.pennell
West Virginia
William Bee
Etheline Zacharski
Genevieve Bee
Maryland
Madge Duvall
Eastern Star
Richmond
Mizpah
Ruth
Holly
Glen Allen
Warwick
York
Arlington
Arene
Sparmont
Blanche Spencer
Martha Washington
Jessica Callahan
Marshall
Wimodausis
Nellie Custis
Fidelity Chapter
Manchester
Acacia
Carrie
Lee
Mary Washington
Mildred Stephenson
Hope
Pamplin
Chester
Lonesome Pine
Bristol
Galax
Berkeley Springs
Alkire
Keyser
W.va
Brunswick
Baltimore
Bethany
Wahington
D. C
District of Columbia
Robert Cooper
Hiram Lodge No. 21
Masonic Temple
Round Hill Club CRT Wiener Roast Notice
The annual Wiener Roast of the Round Hill Community Center is scheduled for Saturday. The community is invited and asked to bring a salad or dessert. Serving will begin at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Community Center
Supper at Mountain Falls Hall for Cemetery Benefit
Mountain Falls Community Hall hosts a Saturday supper starting at 4 30 p m to aid Mountain View Cemetery. Menu includes roast turkey and country ham with proceeds supporting the cemetery upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Falls
Mountain View
Yard Party at Old Bethel Church Promises Dinner Auction
A Yard Party at Old Bethel Methodist Church is set for Saturday at 5 p.m. The event features an auction and country ham dinners, and will take place rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bethel Methodist Church
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David Cianelli
Gaunt’s ‘Drug Store Cor
Loudoun St
Valley Ave
Society Picnic
Call Fleet’s
Phil Hamburger
Chuck Roas
Gall MO
Fleet & Co., Inc
Sacred Heart
Hawkins Reunion
Mt. Airy
Club
Bake Sale
Goodwill
Slo-Mo-Shuns
Hoppers Auto Club
Rotary
Lions Shelter
Branner
Pleasant Valley
Miss Whitacre
Paul D. Jones
MISS
Gayla Whitacre
Burton's
Vantiaie
C. B. See
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Kiwanis Key Club
Wilco McAboy
Rita Bowers
Helen Clark
Andy Bean
Frances Fauver
Betty Bowers
Mae Muse
Marshall McAboy
Teeny
Hallstown
Leslie Pope
Sharon
Wilco
McAboy
Sonny
Rachel
Shirley
Sidney
Glenn Luttrell
Bunny
Harry Kay
Seven Fountains
Carl Clark
Earl Place
Ronald W. Place
Hagerstown
Joseph Erwin
Maggie Largent
Ucal Shade
Ralph Largent
Archie Largent
Amy Lou
Iagers Store
Charlie Harmison
Harold Largent
Paul Largent
Ostertag
Kansas City
Kansas
L. L. Hershman
Ross
Sunnyside Station
Clem Meyerhoffer
Tanneytown
Ebenezer Church Park
Oliver McDonald
Cedar Creek Grade
Anne Cover Kern
H. R. Kern, Jr
Pam Hyrne
Virginia Beach
Harry B.kern,jr
S. Washington St
Tom
Roger
Wil-Lamsburg
Elizabeth Kern
Margaret Heath
Milton Heath, Jr
Chapel Hill
N. C
Camp Rim Rock
Yellow Spring
James P. Shull
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Kenneth Strother
John M. Snarr
Romney
Statesville
B. B. Baker
Mro
Brs
Marshall ,Mason
Dayton
Ohio
Lawrence Miller
Mrs
Perry Mason
Route 5
Kathi Foster
Tuscon, Ariz
Georgia Wright
W. Whitlock Ave
P.O
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Eddie Davis
National Ave
Homs
Ibs
Grand
Round Hill Club
Mountain
Old Bethel Yard
S. Loudoun ST
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