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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1971
Page
6
Berryville announces the March 20 marriage of Penny Louise Anderson to Mark Allen Bowman at Burnt Factory United Methodist Church. Penny is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Olen Grove. Mark is the son of Mr and Mrs Allen Bowman of Rt. 2.
Miss Anderson and Joseph Frederick Burroughs wed at 370 East Kern Street in the presence of immediate families and Rev. Alexander C. Yates. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Steve Campbell of Berryville. A church social room reception followed.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123 met with president Mrs. Helen Compton presiding. A letter from the Post commander spoke of the Feb 28 7th District luncheon at the Post Home. Plans were made for a festival luncheon for guests and the Auxiliary. Mrs. Vennie Taylor reported visits to Newton D. Baker VA Hospital in Martinsburg W Va.
Mrs Alexander Crosby of Quakertown Pa will address the Century Club on Tuesday at 3 30 p m at the home of Mrs Joseph A Massie on S Stewart St Her talk topic is Children and Poetry Today She has edited two books on the subject and is a former Miss Nancy Gray Larrick of Winchester
Charles DeHaven presented Spring Cleaning ideas at the March Colonial Garden Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Ray Riley. He offered practical guidance for amateur gardeners on fertilizing lawns trimming roses and mildew control. Two blue ribbons were awarded in the Horticultural class to Mrs. Frederick Walk and Mrs. Ray H Duncan.
The listing shows events for Friday at 7 p m Winchester Junior Rifle Club 8 p m Fraternal Order of Eagles at Home and United Commercial Travelers at Elks Home venues. The note enumerates activities across local clubs tonight.
March births listed for Billie Lee Burner Glenny Maxwell Comer William Light Sperow Clarence Eugene Morgan Tyler Silver Paul Loring Fletcher Larry Blaine Patton Charles Richard Coe Huey Stanley Benjamin Knight Wayne McClintic Daniel Lee Cooke Donald Sheets John Brisco Ronald Strosnider Walter Turner Richard Helsley detail newborns, parents, and mothers' maiden names across Bluemont Stephens City Martinsburg Stephenson Woodstock Front Royal Strasburg Berkeley Springs and other area locales.
Melvin T Harris of White Post marks their fifth anniversary after marrying March 26 1966 at St Pauls Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Robert C Mitchum. Mrs Harris is the former Nancy Lee Lowery.
An advertisement promotes REVEAL a cosmetic that claims to temporarily erase forehead lines eye area and neck wrinkles within 3 minutes and last up to 4 hours. It offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied and urges immediate purchase through a druggist.
A surprise at home party honored Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Enders Jr. on their 25th wedding anniversary. The couple, married March 23, 1946 in Riverside California, have three sons and two grandsons. Out-of-town guests attended from Maryland Virginia and California.
Mrs. A Garland Williams spoke on Whats New in Seed Catalogues to Town and Country Garden Club members at the March meeting. President Mrs. Robert L. Withers announced Sept 17 as the Fall Flower Show date at the Community Building in Berryville with co chairs Mrs. David Childs and Mrs. William F. Bowerman.
Miss Gail Elizabeth Rhoden announces engagement to Ronald Iden Jenkins of Berryville. Gail is a Clarke County High School senior. Ronald is Clarke County High School graduate, class of 1968, employed by Norfolk and Western Railway. No wedding date set.
MISS CYNTHIA A. MCABOY of 426 Mosby St named to the Dean's List for the winter term at Emory and Henry College. PASTOR AND MRS. Donald A. Eckenroth of Winchester Seventh-Day Adventist Church travel to Atlantic City for the Columbia Union Conference Quadrennial Convention where he serves as Potomac Conference delegate. MRS. NANCY MINTER, Shenandoah College voice major, presented her senior recital and will graduate with a Bachelor of Music Education. MRS. ALEXANDER CROSBY of Quakertown, Pa. will visit and speak at the Century Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Howard Holland at 110 S. Stewart St.
Lavona Millard Glave of Poplar Springs Farm Ashland named Virginia Mother of 1971 by the Virginia Mothers Committee. She is a 28th state winner since 1944 and mother of five sons and grandmother of 10.
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