Miss Thelma Anderson Weds E A Dalessie
Thelma Anderson marries E A Dalessie in a Stratford ceremony. The couple plans to make their home in Stratford where they will reside after the wedding.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1966
Page
6
Thelma Anderson marries E A Dalessie in a Stratford ceremony. The couple plans to make their home in Stratford where they will reside after the wedding.
Students prepare bags of old clothing and shoes for Goodwill Inc to fund jobs and training for blind and disabled workers. Bags collected by March 31 will be picked up by Goodwill trucks and used as rags or salvage materials after cleaning and repair.
A simple butter frosting blends butter with confectioners sugar and a touch of lemon or orange juice. For extra flavor grate lemon and orange rind into the mix to provide bright citrus notes.
A schedule lists gatherings at various groups including Round Hill PTA Ladies Rifle Club Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous at First Baptist Church Kiwanis Club lodge 867 BPOE Duplicate Bridge BPW Parli amentary Procedure Ladies Physical Fitness Senior Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Stonewall Home Demonstration Club BPW Board Umpires Association and Civil Defense Film.
Mrs S Garner Edmonds was elected president of the Hawthrone Garden Club at a meeting held Thursday at the Winchester Golf Club, with officers named including Mrs William Minor as vice president and Mrs Joseph White as recording secretary. Special arrangements featured an Easter Parade with ribbons awarded to several members and Mrs Charles DeHaven as guest judge.
Birth notices list several families welcoming newborn daughters and sons. Names include Kathy Sue Whittington, Elizabeth Lathrop Bauhan, Kimberly Jean Curtis, Sheila Kay Miller, Russell Holly Jr, Christopher Allen Salmons, John Jeffries Lisanick, and Larry Eugene Jr with addresses in Halltown, Boyce, The Plains, Whitacre, Route 2, Front Royal, Foxcroft School, Middleburg, and Orchard Avenue. Mothers are identified by former maiden names.
The Georges Washington Hotel hosted a two session event with East west winners Mrs. Ellis Ford and Mrs. Bull and second place to Mrs. Ferman Perry and Mrs. Lewis Hyde Jr. Third went to Mrs. W Nelson Page and Mrs. Herbert Schutte. Winners included Mrs. Schutte with Mrs. Irvan OConnell and Mr. and Mrs. John C. McDowell.
Abigail Van Buren gives reader questions from 1966 about tact during social gatherings and consent on marriage and draft issues. The column covers an uncomfortable luncheon, a nephew facing draft considerations, and a friend’s painting with a disagreeable clothesline detail.
Mrs Gladys Keckley of Stephens City sits in Winchester Memorial Hospital with Mrs Virgil Strader and Dr and Mrs William Pifer listed as patients. Dixie Branner visits with her parents in Kernstown while Darlene Russell from Columbus Ohio visits the Branners. both are fresh men at Ohio State University. Karen Strickler of Stephens City earns Dean's List at Medical College of Virginia as a junior nursing student. Carolyn Shade returns to South Dakota after a two week Pine Ridge volunteer trip with Eugene Shade.
Mr. Ratlief addressed Cub Scout Pack 31 at their Blue and Gold Banquet held at Den Mother Mrs. J C Connell home. He serves as assistant Scout Master as 65 attendees heard the theme Strong For America. New Cubs Tony Whitacre Jimmy Nicholson and Raymond Carter joined the pack which grew to 14 boys in two dens. Den 2 aka Mrs Carl LaRose leads this group.
Miss Lillis, 24, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwii H. Lillis of 23 W Monmouth St, will compete in the Winchester Jaycees Miss Winchester Pageant at Shenandoah College on April 2 at 8. She is a 1960 Handley High graduate with a background in music and clubs, including Home Coming Queen in 1959-60 and Most Popular Senior Girl in 1960, and has further training in music drama and speech. The article also notes her Auburn hair and hazel eyes and lists her school activities and choir memberships. A separate note mentions the Home Demonstration Club hosting a Flemish Flowers demonstration luncheon tomorrow at the War Memorial Building at 10 a.m with Mrs. A F Zirkle, Mrs. M Marple, and Mrs. V Keckley as presenters, and hostesses Mrs. G Anderson and Mrs. Marple.
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