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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1973
Page
5
Mary White's Dance Workshop presents the Let Us Entertain You recital at 8 p m in James Wood High School Auditorium. Sponsored by Winchester Civitan Club for the Winchester Rescue Squad Building Fund. Features tap toe ballet jazz and novelty numbers with surprises. Tickets at the door.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Mowery of Capon Bridge West Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl Diane to George F Michael of Williamsport Maryland. Cheryl is a 1969 Hampshire High School graduate and works at Winchester Neurological Consultants. George is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Michael of Williamsport a 1968 Wheaton College graduate and a former three year United States Army Military Intelligence officer now pastor of Rawson Bible Chapel Ranson West Virginia. A fall wedding is planned. Good enough for company coffee gelatin cut into cubes and topped with soft custard sauce.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Myers of Waynesboro Pa and James Garland Hansbrough of Hagerstown Md married May 20 at Trinity Lutheran Church Hagerstown. The ceremony was performed by Rev Robert E Mohr with Claire Johannsen as matron of honor and several bridesmaids and groomsmen. A reception followed at Fort Ritchie Md.
Candis Lee Denton will graduate from the University of Virginia School of Nursing on Sunday and be commissioned a First Lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps the day before. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Denton of 1405 Handley Ave and a 1969 Han dley High School graduate. Her parents and family will attend the exercises.
CHARLES S. MILLER of Winchester is among thirty one Virginia and surrounding state graduates named DuPont Regional Scholars at the University of Virginia for the 1973 74 school year. BRYAN H. CONRAD of Mercersburg Academy will enter Hampden Sydney College in August as a freshman. Linda Notzelman of Rt. 6 Box 324 A graduated from Denison University with a B S in psychology on May 27.
The Braddock Street United Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service holds its general meeting on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Rev. W Michael Nobles of Middleburg United Methodist Church will discuss Mission Through U M C O R. He is district missionary secretary and recently attended the Board of Global Ministries in New York. Special music by Mrs Carlton Griggs. Luncheon and nursery provided.
Miss Mary Felicio of Winchester is among 87 Stratford College graduates receiving bachelor degrees on May 20. She earned the B A in Physical Education and served as Chairman of the Presidential Committee. She was named in Who's Who Among Students and received multiple Stratford honors from 1971 to 1973.
The Shenandoah Valley Artists Association met at Mrs. Norma Hoke's Winchester home to review the May 25 26 art show at Royal Plaza Front Royal. Members praised the event and planned future exhibits within a hundred mile radius.
Mrs H. Clay Manuel was elected president at the Winchester Lioness Club dinner at Carpers Valley Golf Club. New officers include vice president Mrs William Shendon secretary Mrs Thomas Marchie treasurer Mrs Wayne Omps tongue wagger Mrs Lanny Branner and Lioness tamer Mrs Richard Thomas. The board of directors features Sebert J. Smith and William Duncan for one year and Arthur D Onofrio William Shelburn for two years. Installation will be July 8 with the Lions Club. The board meets 7 30 p m at the Lion's Den Monday. The June meeting will be a Silver Lake picnic.
Mrs Richard E Byrd serves on a thirty member Citizens Advisory Committee on Furnishing and Interpreting the Executive Mansion in Richmond. The group will solicit gifts and loans of furniture art and other property for Mansion use with a 1770 to 1840 decorating theme. The project received legal sanction from the 1973 General Assembly.
A packed schedule lists Paynes Chapel Yard Party and Rishel-Robinson Reunion, plus many meetings at Round Hill Center, Kiwanis Shelter and local halls. Notable items include Women's Auxiliary to Memorial Hospital, Civitan Club, Weight Watchers, TOPS, DeMolay, and barbershop chorus at First Methodist Church. The Stephens City United Methodist Women meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. with Romans study led by Mrs. Miriam Massie.
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