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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1945

Page

6

Virginia Eutsler and Donald Dunn Bride in Family Ceremony

Miss Virginia Mytinger Eutsler and Staff Sergeant Donald Eugene Dunn wed in a private ceremony at the bride’s home with only immediate family present. The bride, a Handley High School graduate and Evening Star employee, wore white satin with a long train while Dunn, a 34th Division veteran, had just received an honorable discharge from the Army. A reception followed, with out-of-town guests from Woodstock, Shepherdstown and Cleveland.

Virginia Mytinger Eutsler G. Frank Eutsler Donald Eugene Dunn Stanley Triplett Woodlawn Avenue T. J. Hawkins Braddock Street Methodist Church Ben Belchie Tennyson Avenue Robert C. Lee Frank Butsler Winchester Handley High School Adelaide Moffett Sicily Italy United States Army Virginia Beach Dunn Frank Johnson Woodstock K. W. Butsler Shepherdstown W. Va Lena Andersen Cleveland, Ohio

Cover-Wolfe Wedding In Duncan Memorial Church

The Duncan Memorial Methodist Church in Berryville hosted the yesterday wedding of Miss Matilda Elizabeth Wolfe of Charles Town to Mr. Herbert Lee Cover II of Charlottesville. The ceremony at 4 30 pm featured floral arrangements, a string of pearls for the bride, and a procession with bridesmaids and attendants. A reception followed Oliveboy Farm, and the couple left for a short wedding trip.

Duncan Memorial Methodist Church Berryville Matilda Elizabeth Wolfe James M. Wolfe Charles Town W. Va Herbert Lee Cover, II Arthur Byron Cover Charlottesville Nancy Jane Wolfe Sarah Wade Owen South Boston Mary Sue Edmonson Baskerville Jerry Cousins Danville Margaret Shelton Hanover Caroline Ellis Orange James Wolfe Oliveboy Farm University of Virginia A. N. Blackenbeckler Coaces N. C R. L. Cover M. R. Cover Elkton, Va Harold Zarrant Philadelphia T. C. Cover Washington James Crown Harrisonburg

Plainfield Bride Weds Army Doctor in Grace Episcopal Church

Miss Patricia Rentsler daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Harold Rentsler 621 Berkeley Avenue Plainfield N J marries Lieut Hugh McCulloch Jr Medical Corps US Army at Grace Episcopal Church Plainfield on June 24 with ceremony by Rev Harry J Knickle and Rev William C Marshall. They plan to reside in Montclair after a New England trip and the groom will work at Mountainside Hospital.

Patricia Rentsler Guy Harold Rentsler Berkeley Avenue Plainfield N. J Hugh McCulloch Medical Corps Army of the U James C. Allanson Newark Frances Campbell Wytheville Aline Trenbath Rentsler Wyomissing Jean Ross Poucher Bainbridge Stephen David Smith M.C Rome William Clarkson Marshall, Jr Bedford Gernald S. Trenbath Scarsdale N. Y Hartridge School Hollins College Virginia Mary Marshall McCulloch St. Louis John Burroughs School Washington and Lee University Lexington Duke University Medical School Durham N. C Nu Sigma Nu Fraternity New England

Mrs Raymond Burns Birthday Celebration Noted

Mrs Allie Shreck hosted a Brad Town gathering on June 12 for Mrs Raymond Burns turning twenty with guests from Brucetown Winchester Ridgeway and nearby. The notice also mentions a June 27 Valley Convocation of the Virginia Auxiliary of Episcopal Churches meeting in Winchester at Christ Episcopal Church with guest speaker Mrs Robert Barton.

Valley Winchester Virginia Auxiliary of Episcopal Churches Christ Episcopal Church Ruben Broddus Charlotte Picot Richmond Robert Barton Allie Shreck Brad € Town Raymond Burns

Fort Loudoun D A R Meets and Winchester Notes

The Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R met to review a breach of promise tale The Bethrothal of Beggarly Bush by Pauline Swift Wisecarver The meeting featured remarks by Mrs W D Brundick and a letter from her husband a wartime chaplain in Germany Also noted were hospital stays of Miss Charlema Grim and Mr Harry Seabright plus a Winchester Izaak Walton League fish fry with Henry T Goode Geo G Snarr and Walter Bursey among the largest catches and an event hosted by David Kinter with plans for an encore Social, hospital, and civic notices accompany the report.

Fort Loudoun America Pauline Swift Wisecarver Broadway Virginia W. D. Brundick Woodstock Winchester Izaak Walton League Bentonville Bridge South Fork Shenandoah River Henry T. Goode Geo. G. Snarr Walter Bursey

Garden Party at Macsfield Receives Wide Praise

More than three hundred fifty guests attended the Saturday Garden Party at Macsfield the home of Mrs H B McCormac. The ideal weather and lively program made the event a great success with guests seated in the garden under moonlight and white columns enjoying the evening.

Macsfield H. B. McCormac

Night party features music and games for nursery school fundraiser

Guests enjoyed a program with Miss Ewing’s pupils dancing the Grand Valse Brilliance and a Rondo Capriccioso encore by Miss Mary Senciadiver. Private Reed and Wolfe from Newton D. B Baker Hospital performed, roulette and dancing filled the night, with prizes including a War Bond and woolen material. Proceeds benefit Gertrude Barton Nursery School.

Miss Ewing Mary Senciadiver Linda Betts Frazier Pete Ronald Wolfe Harold Brown Mary Clegg Miller David Allen Grimm McCormac Horace Browne Susan Dillard Champe Conner Gertrude Barton Nursery School

Benefit at Mrs McCormac’s house gardens drawn praise

The committee credits Mrs McCormac for lending her house and gardens for the benefit and for managing the program with the help of assistants Mrs Edward Barr, Mrs Ralph Hardy, Mrs Richard Lewis and Miss Salome Crisman.

McCormac Edward Barr Ralph Hardy Richard Lewis Salome Crisman

Prospects For Teaching Bible In Frederick County Schools

The Frederick County Council of Churches reported encouragement from Sunday Schools and churches endorsing public school Bible teaching. They plan to raise private funds to hire a full time instructor for the county schools and will seek approval from the Frederick County School Board at the July meeting to place the teacher.

Frederick County

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Virginia Eutsler Donald Dunn George S. Lightner Thomas Dix Wilbur Gaunt Dix Cecil P. Wolfe Frances Wolfe Nancy Buckingham Wolfe Arthur Cover Mr. Cover Pfc William A. Cover Messrs Jimmy Crown John T. Wolfe David Childs Harold Larrant Cara NOME Brooks’ Pharmacy Cammer Tire CO Handley School Just Bs A Fashion Winchester—Front Royal Gaunt’s Drug Store McCulloch- Rensler New Jersey Millwood Lloyd Mac. Craighill Ann Beverley Wright Patricia Stephenson Betty Stuart Betsy Arthur Betty Jean Rose Jimmy Rose Peyton Marshall White Oxfords Lovett Brothers Kern Harry R. Kern, Jr U. S. Army Tom N. Stewart St California Grim Winchester Memorial Hospital Charlema Grim W. Germain Street Miller School Earl Mason Seabright Harry Seabright Front Royal Shenandoah Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lydia Pacific Air Chief C. R. Slemon France Harold von Schmidt ARMY of Hanes Armed Services HANES P. H. Hanes Knitting Company Winston- Salem North Carolina al Quinlan T. G. Adams Esso Station Groves Jw.w. Grove Furniture CO Loudoun the Commercial & Savings Bank The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bell Bell Clothes Chapman Motor CO Miller Bros W. Boscawen Sr Cather and Moling Timberlake Baker’s Drug Store Court House Blue Ridge New Sched Ules N. Braddock St
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