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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1966

Page

8

Miss Scruggs Returns To Wayside Theater

Miss Lang Scruggs returns to Wayside Theatre in Middletown to play Patty O Neill in The Moon Is Blue on Sunday and April 13. Her stage work includes awards at Lynchburg Little Theatre and Mary Washington College, plus roles in Pygmalion Call Me Madam and Jane Eyre. A Hymn Sing at Greenwood Methodist Church opens Sunday at 7 30 p m and is open to the public.

Wayside Theatre Middletown Lang Scruggs Patty O'Neill F. Hugh Herbert Mary Washington College Players Greenwood Methodist Church Bunker Hill Methodist Church

Calendar of events for Winchester area

Friday 7 p.m. Winchester Junior Rifle Club and 7-9 p.m. Rummage Sale at Fire Hall Cork Street. 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel. 8 p.m. Woodmen of the World. 6 p.m. Fraternal Order of Eagles at Home. 8 p.m. United Commercial Travelers at Elks Home. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Rummage Sale old fire hall W. Cork St. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Quota Club Rummage Sale 109 S Loudoun St WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING. Friday 7:30-11 p.m. TAC Platter Party. Saturday Pancake Day Kiwanis.

Winchester Junior Rifle Club Cork St George Washington Hotel Woodmen of the World Fraternal Order of Eagles United Commercial Travelers Elks Home W. Cork St S. Loudoun St

Garden Club guest speaker speaks on Landscaping for Youth and Beauty

Winchester Mrs. C. L. Riley a noted interior decorator and landscape artist was guest speaker at The Town and Country Garden Club March meeting held at Mrs. Joel D. Griffing home. She presented charts and discussed landscaping for youth and beauty amid a Harbinger of Spring exhibit with blue red yellow white ribbons awarded for arrangements.

C. L. Riley Winchester Town and Country Garden Club Joel D. Griffing Riley M. L. Appleton Carlyle Huffman John Carr Court House E. T. von Pippin, II Board of Supervisors

Miss Pickeral elected YD secretary at state convention

Barbara Lee Pickeral of Randolph Macon Woman's College YD club was elected secretary for the 7th District YD and named to the district organizational committee at the Virginia Young Democrats annual convention March 18 to 20 in Arlington. Lindsay Massie also attended as part of the Randolph Macon delegation.

Barbara Lee Pickeral John Julian Pickeral W. Leicester St Virginia Young Democrats Randolph-Macon Woman’s College YD Club RMWC Lindsay Massie Joseph A. Massie, Jr S. Stewart St Marriott Arlington U.S. Senate Willis Robertson Armstead Boothe William Spong Mills E. Godwin John. O. Marsh Miss Pickeral Randolph-Macon Virginia College Federation National Young Democrats New York City College Federation Newsletts Randolph Macon YD Miss Massie

Miss Marlowe Weds Stephen Smith in Berryville Church

Rebecca Louise Marlowe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Marlowe of 107 Rice Street Berryville married Stephen Estes Smith son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Smith in a 11 o'clock Saturday morning ceremony at Berryville Baptist Church. The Rev Julian Orrell officiated. The bride wore a beige cotton lace dress with bone and green accessories and cymbidium orchids. Mrs. Smith previously worked for C and P Telephone at Berryville. Mr. Smith works for FMC Corporation at Front Royal. They plan a home at 329 11th Street Front Royal after a southern wedding trip. Parents hosted a luncheon after the ceremony and Mrs Frank Carvell held a shower for the bride prior to the wedding.

Rebecca Louise Marlowe Thomas J. Marlowe Rice St Berryville Stephen Estes Smith Front Royal Edward V. Smith Berryville Baptist Church Julian 8. Orrell

Revival Services At Marvin Chapel In Berryville Area

Revival services at Marvin Chapel Methodist Church four miles east of Berryville run Sunday to Friday April 1 each evening at 7 30 The Rev Gerald P Coleman of the Orange Circuit is guest speaker The 4 H Share the Fun Contest is held tomorrow at James Wood High School starting at 9 30 a m

Marvin Chapel Methodist Church Berryville Gerald P. Coleman Orange Circuit James Wood High School

Home of Missa Mary Elizabeth Cochran House Listed for Preservation

The 108 West Cork Street brick residence known as the Ann Harmer House is now listed with Historic Winchester for Preservation. Miss Mary Elizabeth Cochran owns the property, purchased in 1964 from Charles Turner of The Plains, Virginia. The article traces the house’s 19th and early 20th century owners, noting a two story main section, a wing, five original fireplaces, extensive woodwork, and a recent added back room.

Daniel Brown Daniel Cork Lst Wilson J. Brown Washington G. Singleton James C. Brown William H. Brown James C.brown Elison Brown Miss Brown Stanley Harmer Annie Harmer Louella Stanley Annie Ivy Harmer Ivy L. Harmer Don G. Harmer Louise Harmer Sager Mr. Turner

Two Out-of-Town Honorary Fire Chiefs Named For Fete

Margaret Anne Hinson of Great Falls and Debra Lynn Tharp of Inwood West Virginia are named Honorary Chiefs for local fire departments. Both 18 year olds compete in an Out-of-Town Honorary Fire Chief beauty contest April 28 at the Plaza Theatre Ward Plaza. The winner rides in the Apple Blossom parade and earns a three day vacation at Americana Motor Lodge Virginia Beach.

Apple Blossom Margaret Anne Hinson Stanley A. Hinson Great Falls Debra Lynn Tharp Zack L. Tharp Inwood South Berkeley Volunteer Fire Co Musselman High School Miss Tharp West Virginia College of Beauty Culture Martinsburg Kappa Delta Chi Sorority Miss Hinson Plaza Theatre Ward Plaza Valley Ave Virginia Beach

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News For Women Miss Scruggs Greenwood Church Seaton Hall Ameritex Kiwanis Mrs. Riley Garden Club Robert I. Clark Shawnee Drive Elliott City Judy Robert Earl McDonald Clarke County Kim Jada Clark Louise Green Bunker Hill Miss Miller School Miller School Parent Teachers Association Crystal Nancy Yost N. Loudounst Miss Marlowe Stephen Smith Marvin Chapel Mary Elizabeth Cochran Old Cork St Milton Harris Jesse Brown Fete Margaret Hinson Debra Tharp S. Pat Holiday Inn Millwood Pike Hansbrough and Carter, Inc. Insurance Real Estate E. Boscawen Street Virginia Cain Furniture N. Cameron St City Hall Wilkins Boscawen and Loudoun Sts
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