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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1966

Page

6

Ellen Jones Engaged to John C. Anderson

Miss Ellen Joyce Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest E. Jones, of 428 W Cecil St, is engaged to John C. Anderson, son of Dr. and Mrs. W Clayton Anderson of Roszel Rd. Ellen is a 1964 Handley High School graduate and a rising junior at Elizabethtown College majoring in Elementary Education. Anderson is a Staunton Military Academy graduate serving in the United States Coast Guard stationed at Southport, North Carolina. No wedding date set.

Forrest E. Jones W. Cecil St Ellen Joyce John C. Anderson W. Clayton Anderson Roszel Rd Miss Jones Handley High School Eliz Abethtown College Elizabethtown Anderson Staunton Military Academy United States Coast Guard Southport N.C Winchester and Area Madison College Patricia Anne Brumback Fred L. Brumback Jayanne Haines D. B. Haines Mitze Sue McClanahan Paul W. McClanahan Stephens City Joyce Marlene Rice Raymond Rice Lewis Underwood Ella D. Underwood

Washingtonians Visit Wayside In Middletown

Distinguished guests from Washington attended an event at the Wayside Inn and Theatre in Middletown on a Sunday. Attendees included Leonard Marks head of USIA and his wife Dorothy, Owen Phillips director of the theatre, Dr. Eric Goldman adviser to President Johnson on the Arts, Barbara Diamondstein, Jack Raymond, Alex Hamilton, Barbara Bolling, and Florence Lowe. The Burnt Factory Methodist Church Yard Party is set for July 9 at 5 p.m.

Washington Middletown Wayside Inn Leonard Marks USIA Dorothy Woman’s Democratic Committee Glenora Middleburg Kennedy Owen Philips Wayside Theatre President Johnson Barbara Diamondstein White House Jack Raymond Pentagon Kennedy Cultural Center Alex Hamilton Barbara Bolling Florence Lowe Metro-Media Radio and TV Burnt Factory Methodist Church Charles A, York Front Royal Randolph-Macon College Ashland York Brothers Waynesboro York Wilbur Heskit York Princeton N.J James A. York

Calendar of Local Events and Sales Featured Saturday

All day rummage sales at Braddock and Loudoun streets with garage sale hours. Community groups meet at Town House fire hall hotel and clubs including Winchester Junior Rifle Club Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel and Woodmen of the World Fraternal Order of Eagles. Capon Bridge fire hall hosts a fire company gathering.

Braddock St Loudoun St Women’s Civic League Town House Middletown Fire Co Fire Hall Winchester Junior Rifle Club George Washington Hotel Woodmen of the World Fraternal Order of Eagles Payne’s S. Braddock S. Loudoun St Lions and Lioness Clubs Winchester Golf Club Capon Bridge Fire Co

Miss Everett Chosen As Little Miss Hostess

Marianne Everett of Berkeley Springs West Virginia is selected as the official hostess for Little Miss Canning Co. She a sophomore at the University of West Virginia majors mathematics and biology. She welcomes top food brokers from several states at a two day meeting at Cacapon Lodge and attended the Shenandoah Downs races to present the trophy to the winner.

Morgan County W. Va Marianne Everett Berkeley Springs Little Miss Canning Co Miss Everett University of West Virginia Miss Everette Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland Virginia District of Columbia West Virginia Cacapon Lodge Little Miss Shenandoah Downs Charles Town

Bridge winners named at George Washington Hotel event

Mrs. Robert Giffin and Mrs. George Griffith won Friday's bridge game at the George Washington Hotel. D. W. Kearney and Mr. Tedlow placed second, with Mrs. Harold G. Brown and Sam Reaves third. Mrs. John A. Baden and Mrs. May Belle Feaga were fourth, and Mr. and Mrs. John Glover finished fifth.

Robert Giffin George Griffith George Washington Hotel D. W. Kearney Mr. Tedlow Harold G. Brown Sam Reaves John A. Baden Maybelle Feaga John Glover

Grace Theological Commencement Guests From Winchester

The Rev and Mrs Paul E Dick attended Grace Theological Seminary and Grace College commencement in Winona Lake Indiana. Mrs Dick earned magna cum laude in education and Richard P Dick finished his first college year. He will tour the Eastern states with the Harmonaires and perform June 23 at First Brethren Church Berryville Ave. The Rev Dick, a trustee, returned from the Holy Lands. A mix of internships was announced for Donald A Pine and George Walton Riddick Jr at Akron General Hospital and UVA Hospital.

Paul E. Dick Grace Theological Seminary Grace College Winona Lake Ind E. Philip Dick Richard P. Dick Harmonaires First Brethren Berryville Ave Holy Lands the College Donald A. Pine Cyrus G. Pine Berryville George Walton Riddick, Jr G. W. Riddick Front Royal University of Virginia Medical College Mr. Pine General Hosp Akron Ohio University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville

Fashion Show At Civic League Dinner Tonight

A Fashion Show and entertainment will highlight the Women's Civic League dinner at the Town House at 6 30 pm. Barbara Coleman of WMAL TV will be guest speaker. The Hodgson Dress and Hat Shop will present summer fashions. Eddie Touchstone will provide music and Mrs. Robert Creamer will narrate introducing listed hostesses.

Women’s Civic League Barbara Coleman WMAL Barbara Margaret L. Hodgson Eddie Touchstone Robert Creamer John Riley, Jr J. Victor Arthur, Jr Civic League Mary Helen Massie

Carpenters Celebrate 50th Anniversary in Surprise Picnic

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Carpenter of Opequon were honored on their 50th wedding anniversary with a surprise picnic hosted by their children Lynn Norman and Vincent McFadden. The couple wed May 31, 1916 in Winchester. Numerous relatives attended, including grandchildren and extended family.

Jesse L. Carpenter Opequon Lynn Norman Vincent McFadden Winchester Asa Richards Lewis James Norman Sean Singhass Joshua Singhass Les Singhass Suzi and Scott Les Himelright Mae Aiken William Carpenter

Yard Party and Plate Supper at Ridgeway Church Hall

A Yard Party and Plate Supper is planned at Ridgeway Church Hall on Saturday at 5 p.m. The White Hall Grange No. 870 meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall. The Shawnee Fire Co. Women’s Auxiliary held a recent meeting at the fire hall and a picnic for members and families is set for June 19 at 2 p.m.

Ridgeway Church Hall White Hall Grange Hall Women’s Auxiliary of the Shawnee Fire Co

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