Miss Helen Edmonds Weds Richard L. Rissler in Braddock Street Chapel
The ceremony for Miss Helen Garner Edmonds and Dr. Richard Lee Rissler took place Friday at eleven thirty in Braddock Street Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stuart Garner Edmonds, wore satin and lace with a pearl necklace and heirloom bracelet. maid of honor Miss Ann Ritter Edmonds wore pink chiffon. Best man was Robert L. Rissler. music was by Mrs Hoye L. Riley. A wedding breakfast followed at Winchester Golf Club. Mrs Edmonds and Mrs Rissler wore formal dresses and corsages of pink and blue roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Garner Edmonds
Stuart Garner Edmonds
Academy Circle
Richard Lee Rissler
Brown L. Rissler
Charles Town
W. Va
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Ann Ritter Edmonds
Calendar of Events July and August Activities
A list of daytime and evening events with times and venues. Activities include Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel and Winchester Golf Club, Lions Club, Art classes for children, Board of Control Exchange Club, Eagles Auxiliary, Moose Lodge, Camera Club, Rebekah Lodge, Alcoholics Anonymous, Kiwanis Club, and BPOE Lodge No. 867. Locations include Episcopal Church, Baptist Church, Elks Home, and 1336 Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Episcopal Church
Board of Control Exchange Club
Commerce
Eagles
Loyal Order of Moose
Camera Club
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Golf Club
Lodge No
BPOE
Elks Home
Bride and Groom Rissler Wed In Winchester Ceremony
Md formerly of Winchester, bride is a Handley High School and Mary Washington College graduate who taught in Winchester schools. Dr. Rissler, a Shepherd College and Oklahoma State University veterinary graduate, served in Korea and will work with the U S Department of Agriculture in Albion Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarles
Rissler
Charles Town
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Oka
Air Force
Korea
Round Hill News Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Baptism
Diane Elizabeth Lockhart, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coddie Lockhart, was christened at Sunnyside Presbyterian Church by Rev. John Page. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pennington, and Mrs. Faye Crowser with grandson Roger. Frequent local arrivals and departures feature Mrs. Williams and Laurie Ann, Brenda Williams visiting relatives in Winchester, Bonnie Mogle in Stephens City, Faye Clowser returning from Roanoke, and Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson hosting roving guests with Roy Hawkins family. Plus a kitchen tip on using leftover rice in soups and chowders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
Diane Elizabeth Lockhart
Coddie Lockhart
Sunnyside Presbyterian Church
John Page
Alfred Williams
Lewis Williams
Charles Pennington
Faye Crowser
Roger
Williams
Laurie Ann
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Brenda Williams
Earl Williams
Winchester
Bonnie Mogle
Stephens City
Faye Clowser
Roanoke
John Patterson
James Brumback
James Patterson
Dear Abby Laughs and Warnings From the Church and Home
Dear Abby letters reveal concerns about a husband overcommitment to church activities and social events, a wife confessing an affair and regret, rude teen behavior impacting friends, and a note on maternity wedding gowns. The column preserves readers’ confessions and advises with a cautionary tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Miss Touhy Weds Airman Zigler
Miss Touhy and Airman Zigler wed on June 22 in Amarillo Texas. A-3c Mary Fran Touhy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Touhy of Chicago, and A-2c Wayne D. Zigler, son of Mrs. Gladys Zigler, are the newlyweds. Touhy is a Providence High School graduate stationed at McGuire AFB New Jersey. Zigler, James Wood High School alumnus, serves with the Air Police Division at Amarillo AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Touhy
W. Hersch St
Chicago
Ill
Mary Fran Touhy
Wayne D. Zigler
Amarillo
Texas
Airman
Zigler
Gladys Zigler
Bellview Ave
Oscar R. Zigler
Providence High School
McGuire Air Force Base
N. J
Mr. Zigler
James Wood High School
Air Police Division
Amarillo Air Force Base
Memorial Hospital patient and local notices from Martinsburg area
Mrs Caroline A Owens is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. SP4 Richard A Comer, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Comer, is due home from Germany the first week in August after 19 months with the US Army in Wurzburg. Harriet Goode and two others named to Madison College Dean's List for 1960 61. Recent guests of Mr and Mrs J C Hiser Stephens City included MacWorth Rees and others from Naples Florida and Mt Jackson. The LaRue reunion at Memorial Park Martinsburg drew about 45 attendees on July 23. Bakers use half butter and half hydrogenated shortening to achieve a velvety tender texture in cakes and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richad A. Comer
Earl Comer
Monmouth St
Germany
U.S. Army
Wurzburg
J. C. Hiser
Stephens City
MacWorth Rees
Broadway Ave
Naples
South Florida
L’anse
Michigan
B. B. Horst
Raymond Campbell
Mt. Jackson
William A. Larue
Nell O'Connell
Adrian J. LaRue
Arlington
Charles Largent
Sarasota
LaRue
Memorial Park
Martinsburg
Anniversary Honors For Military Couples
Congratulations to Lieut and Mrs Roger Mleynek on their first wedding anniversary married July 30 at Old Stone Presbyterian Church. Lieut Mleynek is stationed at Craig Air Force Base Alabama and they reside there. Mrs Mleynek is former Miss Mary Barnsley of Clearbrook. Also to 2nd Lt and Mrs William Bosserman married a year ago in Lyngby Denmark now at Quantico Marine Base. He is son of Walter Bosserman Jr of Tennyson Ave and she is former Miss Marianne Frolick of Denmark. Also to Mr and Mrs Donald Williams on their first anniversary married July 30 at Braddock St Methodist Church. Mrs Wees is former Miss Peggy ler of Cir Ohio and Mr Williams is son of Loyd Williams of Ss Washington St. They live in Blacksburg where he studies at Virginia Tech and plans to enter the US Army in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Mleynek
Old Stone Presbyterian Church
Mleyneck
Craig Air Force Base
Ala
Mary Barnsley
George Barnsley
Clearbrook
William Bosserman
Lyngby Church
Lyngby
Denmark
Quantico Marine Base
Bosserman
Walter Bosserman, Jr
Tennyson Ave
Marianne Frolick
Donald Williams
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Wees
Peggy Ler
Cii
Ohio
Williams
Loyd Williams
Ss. Washington St
Montague Ave WSCS circle meeting schedules listed
The Woman's Society of Christian Service and Lutheran Circles announce meetings. Circle details include circle numbers, days, times, and host addresses such as 325 Shenandoah Ave and 1301 Commerce Street. Several circles meet Tuesday evenings and Wednesday mornings with listed hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Circle No
Montague Ave
Church
Obelia White
Shenandoah Ave
J. W. Jeffcoat
Commerce Street
Ralph Boyce
Pennsylvania Avenue
N. E
N. Braddock Street
J. A. Hott
Senseny Road
Antiques Draw Top Prices At Shepherdstown Sale
A Schley auction in Shepherdstown West Virginia drew many locals. Highlights included a John Brown Pike sold for 75 dollars and a John Brown knife for 62 dollars. The walnut Gov Winthrop desk topped at 411 dollars and a Currie and Ives Battle of Antietam print at 77.50. Local church groups announced upcoming fundraisers and community events with ticket details. A cooking tip notes to add onion and bay leaf when simmering bone less pork shoulder butt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Shepherdstown
W. Va
H. Pinkney Schley
Jefferson
Berkeley Counties
West Virginia
Washington County
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Gov. Winthrop
Chippendale
Lincoln
Currie and Ives
Battle of Antietam
Weiss
Boyd G. Headley
Friday Bridge Match Winners Named at George Washington Hotel
Mrs Herbert Schutte and John Griffith won the Duplicate Bridge Match at the George Washington Hotel. Runners up were Mrs Irvan O OConnell and Bentley Kinney with third place going to Richard Goode and S H Reaves. Fourth place tied between Mrs A W Kinney and Mrs Ellis Ford and Mr and Mrs W W Cline. Next meeting is Friday at 7 30 p m at the hotel open to all players. No partner needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Schutte
John Griffith
George Washington Hotel
Irvan O O'Connell
Bentley Kinney
Richard Goode
S. H. Reaves
A. W. Kinney
Ellis Ford
W. W. Cline
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
Words often misused and mispronounced explained with emphasis on moral goodness versus virtuosity. Guidance covers pronunciation of pious and impious with clear phonetic cues and syllable stress notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Meaning of semi formal dress and etiquette Q&A
Roberta Lee explains semi formal dress varies by community with tails and evening wear or simple suits and afternoon frocks. Instructions cover who initiates goodbyes after introductions and serving gravy with gravy pitcher or ladle. A wedding breakfast can be served as late as 1 PM.
Beans With Onion And Sugar Flavor Canned Variety
A simple flavor tip for canned baked beans adds a little grated onion and brown sugar. For a family of eaters, a one pound can serves two or three people.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard L. Rissler
Barr
Helen Edmonds
Charles William Ritter
This City
Stuart Hobbs Edmonds
Head O’bay Farms
Clements
Bostonians
Edwin Clapps
Mansfields
Batfootweer
Plenae
Nancy Pennypacker
Kiwanis
Star Circle
Jaycee Shelter Market St. Methodist Circle
Round Hill News
Tmles
Linot Wm
E. Piccadilly
Abigail van Buren
Miss Touhy
Mrs
Wayne Zigler
Caroline A. Owens
Harriet Goode
Elizabeth Joan Miller
N. Braddock
Sally Noel Seabright
W. Leicester St
Madison College
Gaunt’s Drug ‘Store
Rhene
WSCS
Lutheran
R. B. Wickes
Val Vista Heights
W. E. Eisenberg
S. Stewart Street
Paul Smith
E. Pall Mall Street
Godfrey Miller
Loudoun Circle No
Clearbrook Woolen Park
Old Bethel Yard
Christian Fellowship
Old Bethel Methodist Church
Stephenson
Stephenson Methodist Church
Middle Road
Middle Road Home Demonstration Club
Virginia Bauserman
Shoecenter
Forsheim
Loudoun & Boscawen Sts
Roberta Lee
Savings Is
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
LEES
Mohawk
Ables
Sertice
E.boscawen ST
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