Miss Patsy Pitcock Weds James Lee Wolford in Hagerstown
Miss Patsy Madeline Pitcock daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond A Pitcock of Opequon wed James Lee Wolford son of Mr and Mrs John Preston Wolford of Hagerstown Maryland in a June 11 double ring ceremony at Second Quequon Presbyterian Church Rev G Raymond Womerdorf officiating. The bride wore a satin suit with seed pearl crown and illusion veil carrying a white carnation and fern nose gay. Maid of honor Miss Maxine Dyke wore a blue linen suit and carried a blue and pink carnation nose gay. Details note gowns and corsages for families, Wolford heir graduated from North Hagerstown and works in Winchester. plan a wedding trip to Atlantic City with residence in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Madeline Pitcock
Raymond A. Pitcock
Opequon
James Lee Wolford
John Preston Wolford
Hagerstown
Quequon Presbyterian Church
Miss Whitacre Engaged To Robert Spring
The engagement involves Miss Whitacre daughter of the late Harold R Whitacre and Robert Spring A Hampshire High School graduate from Romney now employed at Winchester Memorial Hospital No wedding date has been set The recipe note mentions lemon juice in apricot preserves as a cake filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
Robert Spring
Harold R. Whitacre
Hampshire High School
Romney
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Calendar of Evening Meetings and Club Nights
The schedule lists Rifle and Pistol Club, Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel, Lodge 867 at Elks Home, Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel, Pistol Night, Hoppers Auto Club at Club House, TOPS Club at War Memorial Building, Ladies Auxiliary, Job's Daughters, Kiwanis, Kibler Shelter events with times from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. plus Thursday and Wednesday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Rifle and Pistol Club
Duplicate Bridge
George Washington Hotel
Lodge
BPOE
Elks Home
Rotary Club
Winchester Rifle and
Hoppers Auto Club
Old Bethed Road
Local Personal Notes Highlight Visits and Illnesses
Virginia Homar returns from a Miami visit with niece Ashton Connelly, accompanied by H L Hutcherson. Daisy Amick returns from Lynchburg visit visiting A C Walker, Robert Howell, and Herman Hutcheson. Willie Journal homebound with a broken foot. Robert Bryson recovering from head injury at Back Creek Beach. Jack Lawman and family pleased by Canadian vacation. Edward Mileyi of Berryville named to Virginia Military Institute Honor List as biology major and Clarke County High School graduate. cheddar cheese soup may use milk or half milk half chicken bouillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Homar
Senseng Road
Miami
Fla
Ashton Connelly
H. L. Hutcherson
Gladys
Edward Mileyi
Berryville
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Clarke County High School
Miss Spicer Honored by VFW Auxiliary
Miss Linda Spicer received a check and merit citation from the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary for outstanding teen community service. The James Wood High School June graduate volunteers with the American Red Cross, assists at Winchester Memorial Hospital and Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital, works with Camp Tapawingo, and serves as Youth Chairman for Red Cross fund drives. She was National Youth representative for the Red Cross at the VAYS meeting and teaches Sunday School at Montague Avenue Methodist Church. She has held leadership roles in Future Homemakers of America and the Future Nurses Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Spicer
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
American Red Cross
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Camp Tapawingo
Miss Spicer
Red Cross
Vays
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Births JUNE 25 to Mr and Mrs Melvin Grandison
Birth notices list a girl Paula Rosita born to Mr and Mrs Melvin Eugene Grandison of Berryville with mother the former Cora Maxine Moats. Also multiple siblings born to couples in The Plains Edinburg Millwood Clear Brook Paw Paw Route 1 Paw Paw area. Including Gina Renette Darin Michael Sandra Lee Susan Marie Ty Clark Paul Earl Patricia Ann Marshall Edward Teresa Lynn Judy Lynn and more with mothers’ former names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Eugene Grandison
Berryville
Paula Rosita
Grandison
Cora Maxine Moats
Lloyd Marshall Griffith
the Plains
Gina Renette
Griffith
Vicky Noreen Dailey
Larry Paige Dyke
Edinburg
Darin Michael
Linda Kaye Rhinehart
Paul William Bolen
Middle
Richard Sylvester Walker
Millwood
Sandra Lee
Walker
Ollie Elizabeth Williams
Robert Louis Orndorff
Strasburg
Susan Marie
Orndorff
Mary Catherine Keeler
James Rodger Nicholson
Clearbrook
Rodger
James
Nicholson
Geraldine Mary Hesse
Fred Clark Crane, Jr
Paw Paw
W.va
Ty Clark
Crane
Barbara Ann Dawson
John Doe Russell, Jr
Paul Earl
Russell
Frances Mae Layton
Lawrence Elwood Clowser
Mountain Falls
Clowser
Margaret Marie Triplett
John Henry Williams
Middleburg
Patricia- Ann
Williams
Mary Virginia Jackson
Arthur Junior Dokes
Clear
Harringtons announce birth of daughter Susan Lynn
Mrs. Allen Robert Harrington Jr announces the birth of a daughter at Route 1 Upperville. The baby girl named Susan Lynn arrives with Mrs. Harrington formerly Miss Bonnie Sue Shipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Robert Harrington, Jr
Route 1
Upperville
Susan Lynn
Harrington
Bonnie Sue Shipe
Winchester Inter- Community Concert Association Announces 1966 67 Schedule
The Winchester Inter-Community Concert Association unveiled the 1966 67 schedule with four performances at Handley High School Auditorium. Folkloristas de Ramon on Sept 29, John Crain tenor on Nov 14, Whittemore and Lowe duo on Jan 2, and Clebanoff Strings on March 2. Members receive tickets by mail before the first concert and Martinsburg series tickets are admitted to local association members. Schedule for Martinsburg concerts to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Inter- Community Concert Association
Folkloristas de
Ramon
John Crain
Whittemore and
Lowe
Lang Scruggs Stars as Essie in You Cant Take It With You
Lang Scruggs plays the Essie role in You Cant Take It With You at Wayside Theatre opening July 4 for a two week run. She returns for a second Wayside season after a New York stint and earlier wins include best actress at Lynchburg Little Theatre at age 12. She studied at Mary Washington College and Barter Theatre credits include Pygmalion Call Me Madam Look Homeward Angel Jane Eyre and What A Life. The Dark At The Top Of The Stairs also plays through Saturday at Wayside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang Scruggs
Essie
Miss Scruggs
Wayside
New York
Lynchburg Little Theatre
Ginger
Mary Washington College
Mary Washington College Players
Barter Theatre
Abingdon
Willingham-Douglas Crim Nuptials In Berryville
Miss Audrey Maxine Willingham daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall A Willingham of 207 Rice Street Berryville and Douglas Crim son of Mrs Walter Crim and the late Mr Crim of Berryville were married Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the dist Church Berryville in the presence of both families. The bride wore a white lace street length dress with long sleeves and a shoulder length veil. She carried a nosegay of white sweetheart roses. James W Crim served as best man. Mrs Crim is a Clarke County High School graduate class of '64 and a clerk in County High School and a cabinet maker for Henkle. The couple will live with the groom's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Maxine Wil- Poel
Marshall A. Willingham
Rice St
Berryville
Douglas Crim
Walter Crim
Mr. Crim
Dist
James W. Crim
Mrs. Crim
Clarke County High School
Ecumenical Computer Run At Grace Lutheran Church
In Hamilton at Grace Lutheran Church an automatic printer produced individual letters to members at 600 lines per minute. A Baptist served as processing manager, a Roman Catholic as programmer, a United Church member as key puncher, and a Gospel Church member as computer operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecumenical Cybernetics
Hamilton, Ont
Grace Lutheran Church
United Church
Gospel Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pat
Patsy Pitcock
James Wolford
Linda Whitacre
It’s Shoe CO
Loudoun ST
Frederick County Little League
Job
Kiwanis
Daisy Amick
Kerrs
Lynchburg
A. C. Walker
Robert Howell
Herman Hutcherson
Willie Journal
Shawnee Drive
Robert Bryson
Back Creek Beach
Jack Lawman
Canada
Fata
Kpel Eit
Nellie Ridley
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Doris Spicer
VFW
James Wood High School
the Future
Homemakers of America and
Future Nurses Club
Clebanoff
Handley High School
Wayside Theatre
Shoecenter
S Florsheims
Loudoun and
Boscawen Sts
Jay
Shorty
Boys & Girls Shop
Miss Willingham
County High School
Henkle Trip
Bridgegroom
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