Martinsburg bride weds Staunton man Billy Mac Ewing
Miss Jeanette Temple Wright of Martinsburg WV became the bride of Billy Mac Ewing of Staunton on Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Harrisburg Baptist Church. The ceremony featured gladioli and mums, with a veil and organza gown, and a cascade bouquet. The reception followed as the couple, now to reside in Staunton, plans include their respective college ties and a Mary Baldwin Library role. The article also notes a later WCTU meeting set for Thursday at 1 30 p.m. in Braddock Street UM Church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Temple Wright
Martinsburg
W.va
Billy Mac Ewing
Staunton
Wright
Reubin Wilson Wright
Harrisburg
Mr. Ewing
James Earl Ewing
Winchester
Harrisonburg Baptist Church
David F. White
James Divizio
William Liddle, Jr
Faye Wright
Carrboro
N.C
Jo Ann Wright
Harrisonburg
David Viers
Fairfax
Louise Thrower
Annandale
Leslie
Stacey Lovett
Tommy Cochran
James Walters
Stephens City
Robert Satterfield
Charlottesville
Ewing
Madison College
Mary Baldwin College
Winchester Visitors and Local Degrees Noted in Recent Events
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Robb of Washington visited Winchester to see Mrs. Robb’s mother, a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. John Michael Miller will receive his A B from Princeton tomorrow. Richard Clark Bell earned a B S at Hampden-Sydney College. Local UVA graduates are listed with Rollin D. Larrick Alan J. Noia Silvio E. Alvarez Carrington Harrison and John D. Hepler. Former residents Mrs. Norman Hall Mrs. John Heck Mrs. James Reardon Jr and Mrs. Jack Pamplin visited Winchester yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robb
Washington
James Robb
Milwaukee
Wis
Winchester
Robb
Harvey J. Sims
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John Michael Miller
James ‘A. Miller
Merrimans Lane
Princeton University
Rollin D. Larrick
Route 4
College of Arts and Sciences
Alan J. Noia
Battle Ave
School of Engineering and Applied Science
Silvio E. Alvarez
Amherst St
School of Education
Carrington Harrison
Valley Ave
John D. Hepler
Route 3
School of Medicine
Norman Hall
John Heck
Baltimore
James Reardon, Jr
Florida
Jack Pamplin
Falls Church
Gainesboro WSCS meets at church with Libby Davis
The Gainesboro United Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at the church at 7 30 p m Thursday. Devotional leader will be the president Mrs Libby Davis. Following the meeting a film will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Gainesboro
Calendar of oper listing for Tuesday events
Tuesday schedule includes Toastmasters at 6:30 p.m. and multiple clubs and lodges from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 a.m. gatherings at Masonic Temple WMB George Washington Hotel and various churches. Nights feature Hiram Lodge No. 21 AF&AM, Senior Citizens, Stitch and Chatter, Alcoholics Anonymous, Loyal Order of Moose, Rebekah Lodge, Winchester Day Nursery, Kiwanis, garden club, Rifle and Pistol Club, Touchdown Club Board, Robinson PTA, Square Dance, Duplicate Bridge, Elks Lodge, Gainesboro Fire Co, Sisterhood of Beth-El, and Blue Ridge Twirlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Lodge No. 21
Af&am
Masonic Temple
Wmb
Stitch and Chatter Club
Middletown Methodist Church
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
George Washington Hotel
Fredericktown
Paul Haldeman
Winchester
JWHS
Lodge
BPOE
Elks Home
Gainesboro Fire Co
Sisterhood of Beth- el
Temple
Blue Ridge Twirlers
Winchester District WSCS Officers Meet at Valley Diner
Winchester District United Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service executive officers met at The Valley Diner Strasburg led by District president Mrs Bessie Lenox. Reports were given by all officers and plans set for October zone meetings and upcoming workshops and mission school. The group adjourned to meet again in September at New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester District
United Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Valley Diner
Strasburg
Bessie Lenox
Jay McNeil
Gram Materials
Holmes Harper
West Whitlock Ave
Winchester
Blackstone
Norfolk
School of Christian Mission
Lynchburg
Warren Spitler
J.smith Baldwin
Louise Lillard
McNeil
Julian Gess
Loran John
New Market
Local Artist Ida Ray Exhibit At Wayside Gallery
Mrs. Ida Ray displays paintings at Wayside Gallery during the opening summer season at Wayside Theatre Middletown. Audiences for The Star Spangled Girl may view before 8 30 curtain and during intermissions. Ray moved from Rutherford New Jersey to Winchester in September 1968 and trained under Stephen Juha ros. Her work has appeared in four New Jersey art associations and juried shows and in galleries in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben B. Dutton, Jr
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Jan Bauer
Wayside Theatre
Middletown
Chamber of Commerce
Ray
Winchester
Rutherford
N.J
Stephen Juharos
Sedona
Old Fredericktown Garden Club Meeting At Evendale Farm
Mrs Paul M Haldeman hosts the Old Fredericktown Garden Club at Evendale Farm on Wednesday at 1 30 PM A notice announces a change of place and hostess A slides program titled Creativity and the Modern Arranger will be shown The Special of the Day is Old Masters oval mass in the Dutch Flemish style with allowed accessories
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Haldeman
Fredericktown
Evendale Farm
To Spend Summer in England
Miss Mary Hurlbut a 19 year old Middletown native is among 300 American girls chosen by Liberty to spend the summer in England. She will work in London offices and tour on weekends while joining the London social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hurlbut
Philip Hurlbut
Middletown
Miss Liberty, Inc
England
London
Miss Hurlbut
PTA Council Workshop for New PTA Officers
The Frederick County Council of Parent Teacher Associations will hold a School of Information and Instruction for newly elected local PTA unit officers and committee chairmen at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the Frederick County Special Education Center. Mrs. John E. Onesty, VP of the Piedmont District, Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers, will speak and lead the workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Sidewalk Cafe Showcases Dutch Treat Fashions
Several hundred visitors at Christ Episcopal Church watched luncheon service by churchwomen and viewed the latest fashions from Winchester shops. The Sidewalk Cafe featured a Dutch Treat theme with colorful flowers and a Dutch girl statue at the church house stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Paris
Winchester
Vacation School at Wesley United Methodist Church
Wesley United Methodist Church offers a two week vacation church school running Monday through Friday June 27 with sessions 9 a.m. to 11 45 a.m. for ages 4 to 12 directed by Mrs. Charles T Crim. Enrollment contact Mrs Crim or Rev Edward M Garrett Jr at 527 Van Fossen St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church In Mission
Wesley United Methodist Church
Charles T. Crim
Rotary Club Antique Show in Harrisonburg
Twenty one dealers from seven states will display wares noon to 10 p.m. June 11 12 13 at Keister School Maryland Ave Harrisonburg. Dealers from NC MD PA NJ NY DE and VA offer coins copperware lamps old guns and jewelry. Proceeds benefit Rotary scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Rotary Club of
Keister School
Maryland Ave
Main
High Streets
A. H. Anderson
Rotary
North Carolina
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Delaware
Virginia
Community Socials Fill Weekend in Winchester Area
Mr and Mrs Roger Jobe and child from Winchester visited relatives in Brucetown one evening. Camden residents Mr and Mrs George Mullen and Walter traveled from Golly West Virginia to see Howard Gibbs Patti Crowser. Local families including Price and Reed shared meals and gatherings with friends and neighbors across Inwood Greenwood Heights Romney Harrisonburg Cedar Grove Reading PA and Stonewall School hosted a Ruritan Club dinner by the Women s Society Christian Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Roger Jobe
Winchester
George Mullen
Camden
Golly
W.va
Walter
Clinois
Howard
Delbert Gibbs
Patti Crowser
Russell Price
Inwood
Leo Price
Greenwood Heights
Mary Price
Viola Roadtruck
Romney
Andy Whitacre
Ollie Schreck
James Thompson
James Thompson Jr
Harrisonburg
Rosella Benner
Danny Shenk
Mark Reid
Myrtle Mauzy
Gordon Hildebrandson
Mike
Kathy
Cedar Grove
Edward Elliot
Julian Snap
Howard Boden
Reading
D. J. O'Connell
James Sargeant
Women’s Society Christian Service
Stonewall School
Ruritan Club
Miss Bly Receives Master of Social Work Degree
Miss Bly earned a Master of Social Work at Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond after completing a two year program starting at Boston University School of Social Work with field work at McLean Hospital Belmont Massachusetts and at Fairfax Falls Church Mental Health Center Falls Church. She will marry James N. Fletcher Jr. on Saturday and begin work as a Psychiatric Social Worker July 1 at Fauquier Family Guidance Center Warrenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Campbell Bly
Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond
Miss Bly
Boston University School of Social Work
McLean Hospital
Belmont
Mass
Fairfax-Falls Church
Falls Church
Fauquier Family Guidance Center
Warrenton
James N. Fletcher, Jr
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Miss Wright
Robert Dwain Upshaw
Gether
Herbert Painter
WCTU
Personale
Bryce Holland
Marietta, Ga
Howard Holland
S. Steward St
Richard Clark Bell
Hampden-Sydney College
University of Virginia
WSCS
Omething
Paul K. Wavro
C.S.B
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Holiday Inn
Oper
Toastmasters Club
Coolfont
Berkeley’ Springs
Berkeley Springs
Lane Reed
Rollin Harshbarger
Pro
Martin Adams
Robert Painter
John Toalston
Wayside
Presbyterian Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Hacekensack
Grace Episcopal
Old Fredericktown Garden Club
PTA Council
Aba
U.S
People's Drug Stores
Nancy Pennypacker
Star
Wesley
van Fossen St
Ellie Creamer
Robert Creamer
Margaret Hodgson
William Gentry
Miss Margaret
Boyd Hammond
Modernage
David Lewis
America
Pembroke T. Grove
Virgil. Strader, JR
Wenders
William Armstrong, II
Thomas Monahan
Worths
James Davis
Robert S. Boyd
Edward Thompson
William Pettine
Rotary Club
Florsheim
Florekosin
S. Loudoun St
Smithfield Avenue
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