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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
10
Miss Dale Ellen Gwinn a sophomore at Averett College Danville leads the Mnemosynean Literary Society. The group aims to boost interest in literature current events and sports and notes campus orientation duties shared with the Philomath aean society.
Grace Lutheran Church announces its Vacation Church School starts Thursday June 13 and runs ten mornings until Wednesday June 26 from 9 to 11 30 a m. Children ages three through junior high may attend with Mrs Richard H Petonke as superintendent and department heads listed. The theme is We Belong to God and mission work in the Near East is emphasized. Cost is covered by the congregational budget with weekly offerings for Near East missions.
Richard Snapp of Mountain Falls Route is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. A C Sheetz and wife announce their son Joe has become Chief Laboratory Technologist at Doctors Hospital of San Leandro, California. Ada Benner Oliver Payne and Richard Breeden visited Hunter Kenney in Hedgesville WV. Benner also visits daughter Payne in Clearbrook. The Myer family of Boyce names infant Elizabeth Ann born June 4 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Dodd of Sunny Side and Mrs Hoye Smith of E Piccadilly Sr attend roanoke Bible College and Elizabeth City High School commencement in Elizabeth City NC.
The Old Fredericktown Garden Club holds a meeting Wednesday at 2 30 p m led by Mrs Paul Haderman at Evandale Mrs Hugh Crisman will speak on Judging An exhibit will be round and oval Members should bring a copy of the constitution and by laws
The schedule lists Round Hill Fire Co. Fun Day at Park and Shop Ave. and other community events across June 7 and 8. Activities include rummage sales, bridge at George Washington Hotel, Woodmen of the World, Eagles fraternal gathering, yard party auctions, TAC platter parties for teens, church gatherings, picnics, and multiple reunions at Rotary Shelter and Kiwanis Shelter.
Presbyterian Church circles will meet Monday at various times and locations including liams Courtfield and Amherst Street with leaders named for circles 2 through 12. The annual Memorial Service is June 23 at Mount Hebron Evangelical United Brethren with Rev. Charles VanGilda as guest speaker. Conferring of Legion of Honor and Chevalier degrees occurs Sunday at the Masonic Temple at 3:30 p.m.
Miss Arlene Sandra Miller and John Walter Carney Jr. wed in a double ring ceremony at The First Opequon Presbyterian Church Kernstown. The bride, a Handley High graduate, wore Chantilly lace and taffeta. Attendants included Wanda Miller and Susan Beckwith. A reception followed. The groom serves in the U S Army at Fort Gordon Georgia. The couple plan a southern wedding trip.
A two week Vacation Church School will be held at Grace Methodist Church Middletown from Monday to Friday June 21 with sessions 9 to 11 30 each morning. Classes cover Kindergarten Primary and Junior. Miss Myrtle Rhodes and Mrs Cora Owings are co directors. A Fellowship Supper occurs at 5 30 at Montague Church then new officers of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will be installed by Rev Ronald Clark.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Melvin Brown on their 30th wedding anniversary celebrated June 7 1933 at Mount Pleasant Church Gerrardstown West Virginia with Rev W B Obaugh They have two children and one grandchild Mrs Brown is the former Elvira Abshire To Mr and Mrs Roy Shaw on their 20th wedding anniversary married June 7 1943 in Raleigh North Carolina They have five children To Mr and Mrs Fred Gordon on their 17th wedding anniversary married June 7 1946 at Hagerstown Methodist Church They have three children Mrs Gordon is the former June Wilson
In a column of humorous letters readers discuss a waiter refusing a child size meal, a divorcee shower, and a man who hides in excuses to marry. a Phoenix reader recalls a baby bottle party as a joke to illustrate odd life quirks.
The Red Cross Standard First Aid Course will be held June 13 at 7 30 p m at the Rescue Squad headquarters taught by instructor William Pitcock. Interested persons urged to attend for further information call Red Cross Headquarters MO 2 5412.
The Burnt Factory Women’s Society of Christian Service will meet at the church tomorrow evening at 7:30. Mrs. William Beck will lead the program.
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