Miss Sue Nail Weds Wade Douglass Dusing in Hayfield
Miss Sue Nail daughter of Mr and Mrs Loring Nail married Wade Douglass Dusing son of Mr and Mrs Norwood Dusing on June 19 at 2 pm in Mt Olive Evangelical United Brethren Church Hayfield. Reverend Buryal Boswell officiated with music by April Moore. The bridal party wore yellow and blue gowns with lace and organza. After the ceremony a reception was held at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester. The couple resides near Gore. Out of town guests came from Maryland and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Ann Nail
Loring R. Nail
Wade Douglass Dusing
Norwood Dusing
Mt. Olive Evangelical
Jeanne Nail
Judy Dusing
Linda Rosenberger
Debbie Nail
Bonnie Nail
Penny Oates
Michael Oates
Randy Brooks
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Dusing
James Wood High School
Schencks Food Company
James Wood
Schrafft’s Frozen Foods
Gore
Harold Moss
Washington
Carlton King
Gaithersburg
Edward Dusing
Frederick
Walter Carter
the Plains
Dorsey White
Sue Ellen, Timmy
Eddie
Morgantown, W. Vas
TOPS Club meets with nutrition official speaker
TOPS Club will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the First Brethren Church. Dorothy Legrand of Richmond, director of Nutrition Service, Department of Health, will speak. A film will be shown and a question and answer period follows. Guests are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tops Club
First Brethren Church
Dorothy Legrand
Richmond
Nutrition Service
Department of Health
Calendar of Events Active Week Schedule
Calendar entries list meetings including Round Hill PTA and Ladies Rifle Club on Tuesday night. Wednesday features Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel and Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club Rifle Night plus other club gatherings at George Washington Hotel and local venues. The War Memorial Building hosts Boy Scouts Lions Good Friends class Morris Exchange Allen Stonewall Home Demonstration Club Winchester Association of the Blind and Ladies Auxiliary Frederick County Little League across afternoon and evening slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club
Lodge
BPOE
Elks Home
Stonewall Home Demonstration Club
Winchester Association of the Blind
Frederick County Little League
Mt Jackson AARP Chapter Incorporated
The Mt Jackson AARP Chapter met with presiding candidate C A Painter. Dr Anna Jordan gave devotions. R H Baker spoke on by laws and incorporation. Directors elected include Lydia Tis singer Ruth Myers and Mrs David T O Rear. A Shenandoah Valley Picnic committee was named for Winchester on July 23. The July meeting was omitted and next meeting Aug 25 at Lydia Tissingers. Officers’ election postponed to Sept meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Jackson
American Association of Retired Persons
C.A. Painter
Anna Jordan
R. H. Baker
Lydia Tissinger
David T. O
Ruth Myers
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
AARP
Long Beach
Medicare
Mary Elizabeth Baker Weds Gene Fisher in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Miss Mary Elizabeth Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles B Baker of 312 S Washington St married Gene Edward Fisher son of Mr and Mrs W C Fisher of 345 Sheridan Ave on Saturday at 11 am in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. The Rev Robert Ruther officiated before palms candles and white gladioli. The bride wore a white crepe chapel train gown with Venise lace and a mantilla. Attendants included Miss Julie Glass maid of honor and Miss Linda Davis bridesmaid both in sky blue crepe with blue satin trims. Best man was Scott Dawson with ushers George Dallas George Fousekis Thomas Baker and Reginald Baker. Reception followed at Winchester Golf Club. The couple will reside in Blacksburg after July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Baker
Charles B. Baker
S. Washington St
Gene Edward Fisher
W. C. Fisher
Sheridan Ave
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert Ruth
Elizabeth Grim
Julie Glass
Winchester
Linda Davis
Detroit
Mich
Karen Baker
Richemond
Scott Dawson
Fort Walton
Fla
George Dallas
Blacksburg
George Foussekis
Charlottesville
Thomas Baker
Reginald Baker
Richmond
Winchester Golf Club
Shawquon Club Plans Rodeo at Frontier Park
The Shawquon Raritan Club votes to sponsor a Western Horse Show Rodeo at Frontier Park two miles east of Stephens City off Route 277 on July 10. Events include barrels riding roping cattle cutting and bull riding. The club sells Barley Field to Albert Messeck for $575 and adds two new members. It also plans to send two children to Easter Seal camp.
Handley Library Story Hour Opens With Weekly Sessions
The Handley Library hosts weekly Children's Story Hour starting Thursday from 10:230 to 11:30 am through Aug 18. Ages four through six and grades one to six are invited. Sponsored by A AU W and the Civic League with named tellers for each age group. Afterward, children may borrow books and a summer reading prize is awarded to top readers in each age group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
A.A.U.W
The
Civic League
Sue Chamberlin
Carol Humple
David Burks
Sheri Gaines
Rev Hargraves to Speak at Sunset Vesper Service in Mineral
The July 3 vespers at the Luray Singing Tower will feature Rev Robert A Hargraves of Mineral as guest speaker. He serves as rector of two Piedmont churches and holds leadership roles in local organizations. The Broadway High School Glee Club directed by Joseph Miller will sing, followed by a carillon recital at 7 45 p m and vespers at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray Singing Tower
Robert A. Hargraves
Mineral
Hargraves
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester
Providence
R.1
Rhode Island
George Washington University
Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Piedmont Area
Church of the Incarnation of Mineral
Saint James’ Church
Louisa
Hargrave
Louisa County Ministerial Association
Mineral Rescue Unit
Louisa County
The
American Red Cross
Louisa County Community Action Agency
Broadway High School Glee Club
Broadway
Joseph Miller
Battletown Drama Group Stage Mary Chase Comedy Fantasy
The Battletown Drama Group will present Mrs. McThing by Mary Chase on July 8 9 and 10. The comedy fantasy centers on a witch mother and a mischievous girl who clash over a young boy in a tale of deception and redemption. Try-outs and rehearsals are at the Berryville Opera House weekdays 2 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battletown Drama Group
Mrs. McThing
Mary
Opera House
Berryville
Powhatan Names Final Honor Rolls for 1965 66
Powhatan School headmaster Donald E. Niemann announced final honor rolls for grades 2 through 8 for the 1965 66 year. The list includes Lower and Middle School students achieving first and second honors across grades 2 to 8 with numerous names across each class. The document also contains a separate short recipe for Seasoned Lamb Chops with lemon garlic herb rub and broiling instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald EE. W. Niemann
Powhatan School
Boyce
Lori Campbell
Simon Gray
John Milan
Eliza Niemann
James Simpson
Brian Whiting
Robert Balentine
Cordelia Cammack
Hartmut Doerwaldt
Helen Legge
Gregory Morgoglione
Laurie Nelson
Lisa Weiss
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News For Women
Mrs. Wade Douglass Dusing
Miss Sue Nail Bride of
Roger Milburn
Round Hill Pta
Ladies Rifle Club
Loyal Order of Moose
Piccadilly St
Boy Scouts
LIONS
Friends Class
Kiwanis
Morris
Exhhange
P.m. Allen
Aarp Chapter Incorporated
Gal Hie
Lal
Coty
France
Mary Elizbeth Baker
Gene E. Fisher
Shawquon
Albert Messeck
Famous Brands
Florsheims
Loudoun and
Boscawen Sts
Margaret L. Hodgson
Children’s Department
Coats & Suits
Loudoun
Seersucker
Fashion Shop
Margaret L. Hat & Dress
Rev. Hargraves
Chase
Powhatan
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