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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1967
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Carroll Edward Johnson announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Elizabeth Snead to John James Neenan II son of Mr and Mrs M F Neenan Sr of Richmond The couple with ties to James Wood High School and St Benedict in Richmond plan an August wedding in Arlington
Miss Susan and Lynn Sullivan daughters of W. T. Sullivan and Miss Anne March daughter of James March leave National airport for Boston to visit their aunt Elizabeth Sullivan. They return Tuesday. The Golden Rule and Conrade Bible classes held a combined picnic at Lions Shelter with 103 in attendance. Cooley Reunion planned at Exchange Shelter Recreation Park on Aug 6 with lunch at 12 30 p.m.
Community schedule lists yard parties and suppers at Howards Chapel Mt. Falls Community Center and Relief Church. Family picnics and reunions occur at Jewell City Park Woodstock and Walnut Springs Oranda Rotary Shelter. Evening events include hymn singing Rid ings Chapel Civil Air Patrol at the old Virginia Woolen Mill and bridge at George Washington Hotel with Madison Lodge IOOF meeting.
A reception at the Moose Club honored Mrs John Lee who was named Deputy Grand Regent for Virginia for 1967 68. Guests from Front Royal Strasburg and Hagerstown and speakers Mrs Marie Holden and Mrs Hazel Longerbeam attended. Gifts were presented by Mrs Beverley Beaver and Mrs Lyle Simpson with a gift from Dave Smallwood the lodge governor.
The 9th annual Lewis M. Allen Horse and Pony Show at Berryville drew 85 horses on 35 ponies with riders from Virginia Maryland and Kentucky. Twenty five classes were completed despite a mid day cloud burst, with Wingfield Farm and Sharon Maloney notable in championships and Devon connections noted for Craig's Corner and Navy Commander.
The marriage of Miss Bonnie Kay Hockman and Corp. Eric Monroe Sager was solemnized at Woodstock Methodist Church on Sunday July 9 at 2 p.m. The ceremony featured a double ring rite, flowers, music by organist Jacqueline Jones and soloist Mrs. William Crawford.
Deter mined business and professional women are declaring war on outmoded laws that once protected workers but now block advancement. The 5 000 members at the National Federation convention in New York plan a state by state mop up to repeal restrictions on hours rest periods and fields of work. The effort aims to open supervisory and night work opportunities once barred by these statutes.
The Hovermale Reunion is set for Sunday August 6 at Vernon Ambrose's Camp with a picnic lunch and 1 pm cafeteria style dinner. A Southern wedding featured a beige A line dress with beige accessories and white carnation corsage. The bride, Central High School graduate, and groom, Stonewall High School graduate now at Camp Lejeune, NC, plan to stay there.
Turkeys are plentiful and prices lower as August supplies rise, with 6 percent higher marketings than last year. Peanut butter, frozen fish fillets, and seasonal vegetables join the lineup, while peanut crop and fish stocks expand. Lemon and lime abundance follows larger-than-average crops.
The quarterly District XII Virginia Nurses Association meeting will be held Tuesday at 6 30 p m in Luray at the Mimslyn restaurant. Special guest Miss Julia Fisher RN executive secretary of the Virginia Nurses Assoc will attend with her assistant Mrs Barbara Walker RN. All nurses urged to attend.
The Winchester Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons hosts its annual picnic Tuesday at 5 p.m. at Jaycee Shelter No. 1 in Recreation Park. All members and friends are urged to attend with a dish to share. those 55 and older may learn more about the organization.
Mr and Mrs Junior Lee Link celebrate their 20th anniversary. They were married July 29 1947 by Rev Schmacher at his home. They have two children Brenda Kay and Gary Lee. Mrs Link is the former Dorothy Line.
Books line walls create a warm inviting atmosphere and bright colorful jackets enhance room decor, adding personality and visual interest to living spaces.
The Middleton reunion will be held at Elizabeth Furnace on August 6 inviting all relatives and friends. Attendees should bring a lunch basket and dinner will be served at 1 p.m.
Alice Brooks offers transfer 18 motifs about 3 by 6 inches in Pattern 7027 for 35 cents each plus 15 cents for first class mailing. Include NAME ADDRESS ZIP PATTERN NUMBER. Also ads 210 Needlecraft designs catalog 1967 with two free patterns and books on afghans quilts priced 25 cents to 50 cents.
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