Bride of Michael L. Shanholtz and Miss Reba Lee Wed
Miss Reba Jean Lee of Henry and William Hyans Homes and daughter of Mrs. Mary Lee married Michael Lee Shanholtz of Gore on July 9 at Hebron Baptist Church Gore. The couple will reside at Sunnyside.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1970
Page
6
Miss Reba Jean Lee of Henry and William Hyans Homes and daughter of Mrs. Mary Lee married Michael Lee Shanholtz of Gore on July 9 at Hebron Baptist Church Gore. The couple will reside at Sunnyside.
Calendar of events lists Winchester Junior Rifle Club Friday 7 p.m. and Fraternal Order of Eagles at Home 8 p.m. Saturday Yard Party at Howard's Chapel Methodist Church. Sunday reunions at Cumberland Maryl and various shelters with times 11 a.m. 1 p.m. including Jewell Conner Lake FPeltner exchanges.
Mrs W Nelson Page and Mrs Howard Shockey won the Monday duplicate bridge event at the George Washington Hotel. Second went to Mrs John Griffith and Mrs Claude B Smalts, with Mrs Margaret Boucher and Miss Edith Walter third. Sixth place went to Mrs J Gray Beverley and Mrs Richard A Good.
The Fremont Nursery Board met to note a Budget Review Committee of the United Fund of Winchester Frederick County will meet August 5 at 7 p.m. to review the annual budget request. Attendees include Mrs. Charles Toan Mrs. Harry Parker and Mrs. Henry P Kern Jr. The Cultural Development committee will have Mrs. Delmer Robinson Jr and Miss Sue Finley attend an all day Upperville Day Center session this fall. Director Ilona Robinson reported 35 children enrolled and four and five year olds attending the Library Story Teller Hour. Four staff and two board members attended an Upperville workshop.
The South Frederick Homemakers Club will gather Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the War Memorial Building. Mrs. Maude Ford will lead devotions and the demonstration will focus on Plastics in the Home.
Miss Juanita R. Strawser daughter of Mrs Thea Strawser Buckeye Lake Ohio and Allen W Larrick son of Mr and Mrs M G Larrick Winchester were married June 20 in a double ring ceremony by Dr Whitney Trousdale at the First Presbyterian Church Lancaster Ohio A reception followed in the Gold Room Hotel Lancaster The couple plans a wedding trip then reside in Lancaster Mrs Larrick resumes nursing work with mentally retarded children Mr Larrick works for General Mills in Lancaster
The First Presbyterian Church hosted the July 11 wedding of Miss Sheila Jeanette Roe and Charles Edwin Woodruff Jr with Rev. James R. Jackson officiating assisted by Rev. Willie S. Teague. Attendants wore yellow organza gowns, bouquets featured yellow fugit mums, and a George Washington Hotel reception followed. The bride, a Duke nursing graduate, and the groom, a Duke Divinity School graduate and pastor, will reside in Broadway North Carolina.
A lively notice promotes Coolfont's Treetop House in Berkeley Springs West Virginia. It touts hot apple dumplings delicious meals scenic mountain lake views and friendly service. Open daily noon to nine Sundays noon to eight with activities including sauna baths riding stables and tennis courts.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Wright Sr and Mr and Mrs Page Wright Jr hosted a picnic lunch at their Shepherdstown area home in his honor. Guests included families from Stanardsville Franklin Martinsburg Leetown Big Pool Inwood Woodstock and Nashville visiting the Grand Ole Opry and Music Hall of Fame during a weekend trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Richard of Stephens City celebrate their 46th anniversary. Married July 23, 1924 at United Brethren Church Winchester. They have three children Charles Richard Kernstown Mary Ella Smith Stephens City and James E. Richard Middletown plus seven grandchildren. Mrs Richard is the former Miss Mable McDonald.
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