Miss Loretta Wilkins Weds Roy Edward McDonald
Loretta Grace Wilkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Wilkins married Roy Edward McDonald son of Mr and Mrs McDonald James Hammond at St Johns Lutheran Church. The bride wore a scalloped neckline dress with a pearl coronet veil and carried yellow rosebuds. Debbie Richards cousin of the groom rode as flower girl in pink organza. Kenneth McDonald served as best man with ushers Edgar J Haines and Freddie Grim. Soloist Floyd L Shanholtz performed with accompanist Mrs R C Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Grace Wilkins
Grant Wilins
Roy Edward McDonald
Debbie Richards
Kenneth McDonald
Edgar J. Haines
Freddie Grim
Folyd L. Shanholtz
R. C. Evans
Kremer couple wed at First Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Mason of 129 Wood Ave were married in the First Baptist Church by Rev. E. T. Clark. The couple have a daughter Ann Mason Kremer and two grandchildren Donna Ann and Donald B Kremer Jr. The Old Fredericktown Garden Club meets tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. with host Mrs Lohr Dunlap at 521 Jefferson St. The program features an arrangement depicting a hobby and guest speaker Mrs Ramon Penn speaking on Living With Color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown
Miss Retherford Weds W W Smallwood in Winchester
Eileen M Retherford of Pa and William W Smallwood III of Berryville married at First Baptist Church Winchester on Saturday at 6 pm with Rev E T Clark officiating. Matron of honor Mrs Fay Smallwood, best man Wanless G Smallwood. They dined at Rebel Restaurant and will live at 13 Taylor Street Berryville after a trip to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen M. Retherford
William W. Smallwood, III
Berryville
First Baptist Church of
Winchester
E. T. Clark
Washington
Mrs. Smallwood
Taylor Street
William Headley
Amos Headley
Hagerstown
Peggy Baker
Olie Headley
Winifred Trenary
Friday Bridge Winners Named
Winners of the Friday night duplicate bridge match were Mrs. James P. Reardon and Mrs. S. C. Richmond. Second place went to Mr. and Mrs. John Glover with third to Mrs. Preston Avery and Mrs. S. H. Reaves. A four way tie for fourth included Mrs. Lester Elliott, Mrs. Grace Roberts, Mrs. Irvan O Connell, and Mrs. A. W. Kenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Reardon
S. C. Richmond
John Glover
Preston Avery
S. H. Reaves
Lester Elliott
Grace Roberts
Irvan O’connell
A. W. Kenny
Calendar of events local notices for June evening activities
June 12 features a Shawnee Fire Co ham and chicken dinner at the fire hall 5 p.m. and several evening gatherings at Berryville M E Church Red Cross First Aid at Friend Lodge Hiram Lodge 21 Masonic Temple Shawnee Kennel Club. June 13 lists a Red Cross swimming course at Willow Lawn pool Winchester Day Nursery Kiwanis George Washington Club Shawnee Fire Co dinner Touchdown Club at James Wood School Robinson PTA Gainesboro Fire Co Sisterhood Beth El temple and a duplicate bridge event at Winchester Golf Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Fire Co
Fire Hall
Montague Ave
Berryville
Red Cross
Friend Lodge
Hiram Lodge No. 21
Af&am
Masonic Temple
Shawnee Kennel Club
In Red Cross
Willow Lawnpool
Winchester Day Nursery
Kiwanis Club
George Washington
Touchdown Club
James Wood School
Robinson P.T
Gainesboro
War Memorial Building Event Schedule This Week
Tuesday at 6 p m senior citizens party. lounge closed. Lions Shelter at 5 p m student nurses. Kiwanis Shelter 6 30 p m Sears Roebuck. Wednesday 3 p m girl scout tea in garden. 7 30 p m Kiwanis Circle K. 7 30 p m Relief Society of Bank. 5 p m Congregational Church Laymen’s Fellowship. 5 30 p m Rotary Bar-B-Que picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Gar
Kiwanis
Relief Society of Bank
Lions Shelter
Congregational Church Laymen’s Fellowship
Rotary Bar
Local Social Notes and Family Announcements
Arlington resident William David Simmons recuperates at home after Johns Hopkins Hospital stay in Baltimore. Births include Frederick Lee Rathman Jr. in Salisbury with parents MA and Mrs. F Lee Rathman. Mrs. Donald Towlen hosts Nancy McClung Johnston from Baltimore after attending Mary Baldwin College commencement. The American Bar Keblok Division held a group picnic at The Cove near Gore with about 85 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Towlen
Nancy McClung Johnston
Baltimore
Towlen
Johnston
Mary Baldwin College
Antionette Barkley Harrison
Albertis Harrison
Brakeblok Divison
Cove
Gore
Gainesboro VFC Yard Party a Big Success
The Gainesboro Volunteer Fire Co. raised 1647.49 at their annual Yard Party. Firefighters paused at 5 p.m. to battle a small brush fire near Whitacre's Store on Siler. President Frank Whitacre praised donors and the Ladies Auxiliary for a delicious supper and thanked the Scouts for parking help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Lucille Smith
Lillian Sempeles
Arthur Cather
Randy Owens
Lillian Weaver
the Fire Co
Virginia Lancers Win Many Prizes
The Virginia Lancers of Winchester sponsored by Shenandoah Post 77 in Strasburg participated in several parades. They earned prizes in Woodstock and Orange events and tied for first with Hanover Lancers in Elizabethville Pa. They will compete next Saturday in Colona Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lancers
Winchester
American Legion
Shenandoah Post 77
Strasburg
Elizabethville
Hanover Lancers
Hanover
York, Pa
Lancers
Colona
Chestnut Grove Yard Party At Chestnut Grove Church
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church hosts the Yard Party on Saturday July 7 starting at 4 p.m. The event features country ham fried chicken and other usual fare as part of the church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Stephenson Social Club Meeting Announced
The Stephenson Social Club will meet tomorrow at 1 30 p m at the Stephenson Methodist Church. Mrs Clarence Butler Mrs Sadie Shewbridge and Mrs Russell Anderson will be hostesses. Mrs Harry Stotler will be the devotional leader. Mrs J W Carlisle will be in charge of recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Social Club
Stephenson Methodist Church
Clarence Butler
Sadie Shewbridge
Russell Anderson
Harry Stotler
J. W. Carlisle
Harris Chapel Yard Party at Harris Chapel Church
Harris Chapel Methodist Church hosts its annual yard party on June 16 at 5 p.m. The event features country ham and fried chicken and invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Chapel Methodist Church
WCTU Meeting Set for Thursday at Ridgeway Home
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its regular meeting Thursday at 1 30 p m at Miss Emma Ridgeway's home 704 South Stewart Street. Members and interested persons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Emma Ridgeway
S. Stewart St
Births Reported for Several Couples in Local Areas
MR and Mrs Howard Allen Lippin welcome a baby girl Tammy Lynn at Valley Mill Road. Mr and Mrs Earl Keith Borror announce a daughter Tammy Lynn. Mrs Borror formerly Lorraine Dixie Baker. Mr and Mrs William Lester Greene celebrate a son Lester Hamilton. Mrs Greene formerly Helen Mae Boyd. Mr and Mrs Nelson H Burke greet a son George William. Mrs Burke formerly Patricia Louise Bell. Mr and Mrs Charles Irvin Snyder record a daughter Bonni Jean. Mrs Snyder formerly Bullykee Alas. Mr and Mrs Ernest Leon Lam announce a daughter Teresa Lynn. Mrs Lam formerly ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Allen Lippin
1622 Valley Mill Road
Diana Lynn Stern
Earl Keith Borror
White Post
Tammy Lynn
Borror
Lorraine Dixie Mag
Baker
William Lester Greene
S. Cameron St
Lester Hamilton
Greene
Helen Mae Boyd
Nelson H. Burke
Foxcroft Road
Warrenton
George William
Burke
Patricia Louise Bell
Charles Irvin Snyder
Bonnié Jean
Snyder
Ernest Leon Lam
Teresa Lynn
Lam
June 11 Aged Girl Kimberly Aed Mrs Brand Former Miss Kishbaugh
A June 11 event notes Kimberly aed Mrs Brand. she is the former Miss Joan Marie Kishbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Aed
Brand
Joan Marie Kishbaugh
Stonewall Ruritan Meetings Schedule Announced
Stonewall Ruritan meetings set at Stonewall School on Thursday at 7 30 p m with a meal staged by White Hall PTA ladies. The Board of Directors will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 p m at the home of Joseph B Jolliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall School
Woman’s Society of Christian Service Postpones June Meeting
Gainesboro WSCS president Armilda Fisher announces no June meeting. The next gathering is set for July 12 at 7 30 p.m. at Gainesboro venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armilda Fisher
Woman’s Society of Christaan Service of
Gainesboro
Handley Class of 1942 Reunion Plans Set
The Handley Class of 1942 meets June 18 at the War Memorial Building at 8 p.m. to finalize arrangements for the reunion on June 23 at Lee-Jackson Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
War Memorial Building
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Handley High School
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the Photo Shop
MR. and
Mrs
Loretta Wilkins
Old Fredericktown Garden Club
Rona
Wilkins
Loudoun St. Winchester
Miss Retherford
W. W. Smallwood
The
Rebel Restaurant
Fworld Wing
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Valley Ave
Loudoun St
Sears, Roebuck
William David Simmons
Arlington and
Long Meadows
Cedar Creek
Arlington
John Hopkins Hospital
F. Lee Rathman
Salisbury
N.C
Frederick Lee, Jr
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Rathman
Susan Larrick
Aubrey E. Beauchamp
Wolfe St
Frederick W. Rathman
Millwood Ave
Robert AN
Gus ‘Mathias
Petersburg
W. Va
Robert Angus, II
Petersburg Hospital
Mathias
Patricia Lee Aiken
Virginia Craig
Henry Stafford
Portsmouth
R. Gray Williams
Tulsa
Okla
Wesley Yates
Robert Lozier
S. Washington St
Florence Ann Barr
Harrisonburg
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Cecil Barr
Millwood Pike
Blue Ridge Aliee
Hafer House
David Payne
New York City
Julian Glass
This City
Baron Tibor DeNagy
William Gaines
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Richmond
Payne
Baron DeNagy
Mr. Gaines
VFC Yard Party
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Woodstock
Orange
Chestnut Grove
Margaret L. Hodgson
Coats & Suits
WY Price
Margaret L. Hat & Dress Shop
Harris Chapel Yard
WCTU
Stonewall Ruritan Meetings
WSCS
Handley Class
Penney's
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
South End Fire CO
Monmouth St
Cather
Cour
Penney’s
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