Miss Brill Weds Frank Burnham In Orangevale Church
Frances Joanne Brill of North Highlands California married Frank Burnham of Citrus Heights California in a January 25 double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church Orangevale. The bride wore silk brocade with French pearls and a cathedral train. matron of honor Mrs Linda Neal and bridesmaids included Patricia Johnston Ann Dowdle and Shirley Byrd. The event featured gladioli chrysanthemums stock and a reception following.
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Frances Joanne Brill
North Highland
Calif
Frank Burnham
Citrus Heights
R. W. Dowdle
Frank H. Burnham
First Baptist Church
Orangevale
Burnham
W. E. Brill
E. Milton Higgins
Linda Neal
Patricia Johnston
Sacramento
Ann Dowdle
San Francisco
Shirley Byrd
North Highlands
Kathryn Higgins
James Nunley
Rosedale
Robert Dowdle
William Brill
Dave Neal
Evening club and civic meetings fill Middletown calendar
A busy schedule lists 11 a.m. Chamber of Commerce and Shenandoah Valley Motel Assn luncheon at Wayside Inn Middletown along with 12:15 p.m Lions Club at George Washington Hotel and 3:45 p.m Century Club with Mrs. John B. Carr. Evening events include Northern Virginia Hairdressers Assn 7:30 p.m. Board of Control Exchange Club 1336 Commerce St Eagles Auxiliary 8 p.m. Loyal Order of Moose Camera Club Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous at Baptist Church and Lewis M Allen Ridling Club 7:30 p.m. Colored Progam at War Memorial Building 7:30 10 p.m.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Camera Club
WMB
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
AARP Meeting Tomorrow Deliberations and Trip Plans
The American Association of Retired Persons holds a regular meeting tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the South End a Hall. Arrangements are underway for a four day trip to York's Worlds Fair with reservations open. R H Bake will present details on an extra insurance plan and a program has been arranged.
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American Association of Retired Persons
R.H. Bake
Dear Polly households tidy tips and fabric fixes
Polly suggests practical homemaking hints collected from readers. Mary solves jewelry tangling by storing each chain in separate sandwich bags, while another reader tracks book due dates with dated envelopes to waive charges. A tip shares keeping phone numbers visible in a frame for family use and emergencies. A third reader fixes uneven curtains using a cafe rod and tacks to achieve uniform hems and minimal ironing.
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Polly
Mary
Carol
Virginia Mothers Eligible for 1964 Mother of Virginia Award
Nominations for the 1964 Mother of Virginia are being sought from Waynesboro and surrounding areas. Nominators must submit supporting material by March 30 to the committee led by Mrs. Louis Spilman, with blanks available from top women’s groups or the chairman, Box 747 Waynesboro. The selection panel includes D West Virginia? (text contains names) and former State Mothers including Mesdames Smith, Gray Beal, Trippeer, Bailey, Long, Sibold, Jarrett, Magill and Spilman. The Century Club will meet at 3:45 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John B. Carr. speaker will be Mrs. James A. Miller.
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Victor
Louis Spilman
Waynesboro
Mothers of America
Blanks
Box 747
Virginia
Mesdames
J. Paul Gruver
Council of Church Women
Harold C. Urband
Diocesan Council Catholic Women
Giles Englelove
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Nellie F. Garrett
Federation of
B.P. W
Shirley W. Noell
Garden Club of Virginia
Kenton B. Stoner
Federation of Garden Clubs
Gilbert
Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Mesdames Thomas Smith
H.C. Gray Beal
Leona Trippeer
Norman Bailey
Frank Long
Mila R. Sibold
T. Roy Jarrett
Orffi Magill
Century Clubs
Century Club
John B. Carr
James A. Miller
Fish Sticks a Boon by Gaynor Maddox
Frozen fish sticks boost meatless meals with flavor and nutrition. The recipe presents two casseroles: Fish Stick and Beans baked at 425 degrees for 1 hour total, and Fish Stick Topped Casserole layered with vegetables and mushroom soup baked 425 degrees for about 22 minutes.
Local Students Earn Honors At South, College and University
Miss Mary Evans named to the Roll in UNC Chapel Hill Arts and Sciences. John Cussen Jr on to Dean's List at University of Virginia. Mr and Mrs Aubrey Madagan attend Southern Conference Track meet. son Norman Madagan, VP I Blacksburg, competes in pole vault. Madagan earns gold in pole vault Feb 16 at VMT with 15 points. The Cord Club luncheon at Mrs H W Butler Jr home features Conservation talk by Mrs B J Sager and notices Donald E Mason to attend Nature Camp.
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Mary Evans
R. C. Evans
College of Arts and Science
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Aubrey Madagan
Valley Pike
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Norman
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
V.M.T
Young Madagan
V.P.1, Athletic Association
CORD
Fatry AX Cartier ,Club
H. W. Butler, Jr
B. J. Sager
Richard Goode
Donald E. Mason
Evans Home
Club
Nature 1
Vesusius
Final Weill Musical Performance Tonight at Shenandoah
The Shenandoah Conservatory presents the final performance of Kurt Weill's Down in the Valley tonight at 8 15 in the auditorium. Tickets are at the door. Fr iday's snow forced cancellation of the opening night. Saturday’s show proceeded and drew praise. The Shenandoah Madrigal Singers open with selections for tonight’s program.
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Kurt Weill
Down In the Valley
Shenandoah Concert Choir
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Lloyd Robb
Shenandoah Conservatory
Shenandoah Madrigal Singers
Lions Panel on Cancer At Winchester Luncheon
The Lions Club luncheon will feature a panel from the Winchester Frederick County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Dr Dayton Helms Dr Bradford Bennett and Dr Robert Boyd will discuss cancer of the colon with Harry Lovett moderating the Public Education Committee.
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The
Lion’s Club
Winchester- Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Dayton Helms
Bradford Bennett
Robert Boyd
Harry Lovett
Public Education Committee
Goodwill Truck To Se Here On March 19
Goodwill Industries will collect donated clothing shoes toys rags and furniture in Winchester and Harrisonburg on March 19. Rev. Lewis Ovenshire executive director urged residents to mail name address and phone to Goodwill Industries 126 Salem Turnpike N.W. Roanoke by March 16 for routing.
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Goodwill
Se Here
Goodwill Industries
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Lewis Ovenshire
Goodwill, Industries
Salem Turnpike
N.W
Roanoke
Sorority Chapter Plans Tuesday Meeting at Connie Carlisle Home
The Phi Alpha Omicron Chapter of Beta Gamma Phi Sorority schedules its weekly gathering at Connie Carlisle’s residence 103 E Whitlock Ave at 7 30 p m on Tuesday.
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Phi Alpha Omicron
Beta Gigme-Phi Sorority
Connie Carlisle
E. Whitlock Ave
History Told At Sorority Gathering
Xi Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met with Mrs. C. E. Manuel. Plans were made for a rummage sale at Braddock Street March 20 and 21. Members heard Mrs. Julian Buncutter discuss Governors Mansion and State Capital at Richmond and Mrs. Elmer Nixon discuss plantations along the James River. Next meeting March 12 at Mrs. Olive Crosby’s home. Kernstown WSCS meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. with devotional leader Mrs. Helen Dorton.
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Xi Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
C. E. Manuel
T.L. Fawcett
Braddock St
Julian Buncutter
Governors Mansion
Richmond
Elmer Nixon
James River
Carters Grove
Shirley
Westover
Olive Crosby
Fairmont Ave
Kernstown
WSCS
June Tusing
Helen Dorton
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Adivisson
Hone T Hased
Epsilon Chapter
Beta Sigman Phi Sorority
War Memorial Building
James Massie
Ways and Means
June Whitmore
Lokie Voigat
Miss Brill
Roger Miles
Robert Johnson
Albany
Giness
Milthup
Gaunt's Drug Store
Valley Ave
Loudoun &T
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun ST
Lewis M. Allen Ridling Club
Colored Progam
Aarp Meeting
Polly Cramer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Sontag Board
By Gaynor Maddox
John Cussen, JR
Versity of
Carolyn
Winc Radio
Lions
Somaya
Rata
Caldwell
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mylon Lace
International Latex Corporation
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