Miss Grice Weds William G Bowen in Hagerstown
Kristin Flint Grice and William Getty Bowen married June 13 at St. Marys Church Hagerstown Maryland. The couple plans to reside in Hagerstown with Bowen holding a Shepherd College degree and Grice having completed study at Richmond Professional Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristin Flint Grice
William Getty Bowen
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hagerstown
Miss Grice
Charles C. ‘Grice
Andrew J. Bowen
Winchester
Peml A. Byrnes
Patricia Howell Grice
Susan Roessner
Alice Foster Mumma
Bellandonna
A.J. Bown, Jr
Norfolk
Robert B. Bowen
Howard B. Bowen
Charles C. Grice, Jr
Fountain Head Country Club
Mrs Rowe Named Ferrum College Trustee
Mrs Hfnt H Rowe of G Ferrum College has been elected to its Board of Trustees. A native of Ortland Oregon she earned an A B from Smith College in 1931 and later married Arthur Harold Rowe of Ainesboro. The Methodists active leader has chaired Winchester District WSCS and teaches at Market Street Methodist Church. She joins six other WSCS representatives on Ferrum’s 42 member board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfnt H. Rowe
Ferrum College
Ferrum
Rowe
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Hebron Bible School Parents Night Caps Eight Day Program
Hebron Baptist Church Gore concludes its eight day Vacation Bible School with a Parents Night at 7 30 p m. Enrollment reached 135 pupils ages three through 16 with an average attendance of 124. The Intermediates studied other religious groups visiting several churches and Temple Beth el. Rev G Kenneth Hoover was principal and a display of creative work will be shown in the church basement after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron
Temple Beth-el
Katherine Brill
Edna Brill
Sue Brill
Anna Whitacre
Grace Parish
Kay Parish
Francis
Calendar of events for local groups this week
The calendar lists meetings and activities across venues including Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge, Alcoholics Anonymous at Baptist Church, Fremont Street Nursery, Kiwanis Club at George Washington Hotel, Duplicate Bridge at the same hotel, and various Scout, Lions, and club gatherings at local shelters and buildings from Tuesday to Wednesday. Notable entries include J C Penney Co activities and Stonewall Home Demonstration Club meetings.
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Loyal Order
Rebeksh Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous At Baptist Church
Fremont Street
Kiwanis Club
George Washinton Hotel
George Washington Hotel
The
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Ann Ashworth
Quota Club Hosts Supper and Program Meeting
Quota Club members gathered at Mr and Mrs James Wilkins home for a picnic supper and a program. Wilkins presented colored slides from a Costa Rica and Panama trip noting contrasts in weather people government travel economy and views. A board meeting is set for Thursday at 5 30 pm at the Elms. The July gathering will be a picnic at Lions Shelter Sesseny Park on July 23 at 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
James Wilkins
Wilkins
Costa Rica
Panama
the Elms
Lions Shelter
Sesseny Park
Ballards celebrate 38th wedding anniversary in Annapolis
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ballard of 2824 Valley Ave celebrate 38 years since their June 23 1926 marriage in Annapolis Maryland. Their daughter is Mrs. Harry Ismer and they have five grandchildren. Mrs. Ballard was formerly Miss Catherine Hancock. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Russell of 1054 Woodland Ave mark their first anniversary after a June 23 1963 wedding in Stephens City. Mrs. Russell was formerly Miss Barbara Shackelford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ballard
Valley Ave
Annapolis
Harry Ismer
Ballard
Catherine Hancock
H. Ralph Russell
Woodland Ave
Stephens City
Russell
Barbara Shackelford
Brown Couple Welcome Baby Boy Named Charles Duane Brown
Mr and Mrs Charles Duane Brown Route 3 announce the birth of a son Mrs Brown formerly Sheila Jeanette Blevins is the mother and the baby arrives to extend the family in the region
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Charles Duane Brown
Route 3
Women of Moose Install New Officers in Winchester Chapter
Winchester Chapter 1367 of the Women of the Moose installed new officers at a dinner at Lee-Jackson Restaurant. New officers include Beverly Beaver Senior Regent James Kniceley Jr Junior Graduate Regent Wilson Sirbaugh Junior Regent James Lightner Chaplin Ersel Bucklew Treasurer and John L. Lee Recorder. New committee chairs and officers were named for the year with prizes awarded for attendance and thanks extended to Loyal Order members. The next meeting will feature initiation and asks members to wear white dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Women of the Moose
Lee-Jackson
Beverly Beaver
James 8. Kniceley, Jr
Wilson Sirbaugh
James Lightner
Ersel K. Bucklew
John L. Lee
ROTC Cadet Robert E. Smith Jr begins Fort Bragg training
Army ROTC cadet Robert E. Smith Jr son of Mr and Mrs R E Smith of 116 S Stewart St starts six weeks of training at Fort Bragg North Carolina on June 13 He attends The Citadel in Charleston SC and is a 1961 Handley High School graduate Also mentioned are Madison College students in an Intersession Seminar and Boyd Thomas Hancher who earned a Virginia Tech civil engineering degree and a reserve officer commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Smith, Jr
R. E. Smith
S. Stewart Sr
Patricia T. Randolph
Betty Lou Bauserman
Berryville
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Washington
Boyd Thomas Hancher
Joseph W. Hancher
Arlington
J. W. Hancher
Frederick County
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Military Corps
US Army
Hancher
Virginia
Coordinating fabrics for a versatile travel wardrobe
The article discusses mixing fabrics such as cotton and velvet for late summer outfits. It advises avoiding shiny materials and bulky tweeds for heavier figures, and suggests adding velvet accents to dark cottons to dress up transitional pieces.
Flowers Highlight Hawthorne Garden Club Meeting
The Hawthorne Garden Club at Winchester Golf Club welcomed three new members Mrs. Armstrong II Mrs. Gaunt Sr. and Mrs. Dickwell. Mrs. Richard Hughes presented color slides on Flowers of Panama with details on dry and rainy seasons and Panamanian flora. Awards announced for exhibits included yellow and red ribbons across several members and a guest judge Mrs. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
Douglas Hottel
Frank Armstrong II
Hunter Gaunt Sr
Richard G. Dickwell
Panama
Richard Hughes
Winchester - Clarke Garden Club
Hughes
Homestead
Florida
Joseph White
Jack G. Dunn
Hottel
Dunn
William Minor
S Garner Edmonds
Hotte
Edmonds
Paul
Children’s Story Hour Sees Strong Turnout At Handley Library
The Handley Library summer program opened June 18 with 150 children across three groups, who heard stories watched a film Advent ure With Andy and picked books for their summer read. Awards will go to the top readers, with registrars from A A A W and Civic League collecting weekly reading lists. District leaders, tellers, and helpers from local groups assisted. The next session is scheduled for 10 30 a m on Thursday June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
Andy
Chhild
A.A.A.W
Esther Strawson
John Warner
John Hawse
Harvey Brumback
Civic League
George Macowsky
Cecil Harbaugh
Donna Franklin
Barbara Woore
Carol Anne Brooks
IFYE
England
Roy Nester
George Nixon
Melvin Hall
Leftover Cranberry Jelly Hint for Muffins and Cakes
Reader asks about cranberry jelly leftovers and suggests if firm, dice into small squares and mix about one cup into a standard muffin or griddle cake batter using two cups flour.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Bowen
William G. Bowen
Geneva
Elwood Mediatiré
Hebron Bible
Cobbies
Red Cross
Suburbia
Tangier
Boy
Cub Scout Pack
Kiwanis
Stonewall
BPW
Women of
Moose
Robert Shepherd
Billie Thompson
Glenn Dean
Academy of Friendship
Marion Vanscoy
College of Regents
Lyle Simpson
VFW
Louise Dennis
E. F. Emanuelson
Myrle Bush
Indian Madras
Bermudas
Mrs. Hughes
Children's Story Hour
Caldwell
Paper Mill
Boscawen Sts
North Loudoun St
William Battaile
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