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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1965

Page

6

Miss Anna Copenhaver Bride of C E Cochran Jr

Miss Anna Pauline Copenhaver daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul G Copenhaver Martinsburg West Virginia became the bride of Charles Edward Cochran Jr April 24 at 7 30 p m in Winchester Avenue Christian Church Martinsburg The candlelight ceremony was performed by Rev Joseph P Porterfield The bride wore a white peau de sole gown with cathedral train and veil A white seed pearl crown held a bouffant veil The couple will reside in Winchester with a northern wedding trip The wedding party included Miss Darryl Rudy maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Derrinda Pitzer Miss Raye Feltner Mrs Gail Caver Miss Linda Van Evera Best man Peter Kelsey with ushers James Sawyer Roy Verrett John Kilman and Richard Copenhaver Ringbearers Barry and Garry Cochran.

Anna Pauline Copenhaver Paul G. Copenhaver Martinsburg W.va Charles Edward Cochran, Jr Winchester Avenue Christian Church Cochran T. Newton Cather Route 4 Joseph P. Porterfield Gladioli Darryl Rudy Derrinda Pitzer Raye Feltner Gail Caver Linda van Evera Shepherdstown James Sawyer Roy Verrett Winchester John Kilman Fredericksburg Richard Copenhaver Barry Garry Cochran Ringbear

Miss Vaught Bride of William Lynes

Miss Sharon Vaught daughter of C W O and Mrs Ralph J Vaught of Fort Belvoir married William Marvis Lynes son of Major and Mrs Marvis Lynes of Fort Gordon Georgia on April 24 at Fort Belvoir Brigde Chapel The double ring ceremony featured white snapdragons and carnations with music by the chapel organist and soloist Nancy Valenture of Aberdeen Maryland The bride wore a white brocade gown with a chapel train and a pearl rhinestone crown veil carrying a white carnation bouquet with a white orchid Maid of honor was Miss Leslie Vaught sister The couple will live in Silver Spring Maryland and both hold government and corporate positions

Sharon Vaught Ralph J. Vaught Ft.Belvoir William Marvis Lynes Marvis Lynes Fort Gordon Ga Ft. Belvoir Chaplin Edward O’shea Brigade Chapel Nancy Valenture Aberdeen Leslie Vaught Lindsey Newcome Vienna

Piano Students Of Miss Grim To Give Recital

A piano recital by Elizabeth Grim’s students will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Handley Library Auditorium. Participants include Nancy Carbaugh Robert Cooper Cecilia Dick Nancy Dye Barbara Fogle Gail Fahnestock Vickie Fahnestock Leslie Edwards Pam Gibbs Mary King Leslie Louthan Libby Melester Peggy Miller Anne Moore Joanne Osterman Janie Rosenberger Vickie Sheard Steve Shrader Becky Sirbaugh Charles Troxell and Philip Webber. A bake sale for Carper’s Valley Woman’s Society of Christian Service is set for tomorrow in front of Penney’s Store.

Elizabeth Grim Handley Library Nancy Carbaugh Robert Cooper Cecilia Dick Nancy Dye Barbara Fogle Gail Fahnestock Vickie Fahnestock Leslie Edwards Pam Gibbs Mary King Leslie Louthan Libby Melester Peggy Miller Anne Moore Joanne Osterman Janie Rosenberger Vickie Sheard Steve Shrader Becky Sirbaugh Charles Troxell Philip Webber

Flower Show Opens Classes For Children

The Flower Show committee invites children ages six to fourteen to enter the Moods of May show sponsored by the Winchester Council of Garden Clubs at the George Washington Hotel on May 26 and 27. Artistic entries include four age based themes while Horticultural classes cover plants and blooms. Entries are accepted 8 30 to 11 30 a m Eastern on Wednesday May 26 with removal after 4 p m Thursday.

Winchester Council of Garden Clubs George Washington Hotel Chrisman French Lee Philip Glaize George Garber Winchester Evening Star

Table Fork Beat Eggs Lightly Instead of Beater

Advice on using a table fork to blend yolks and whites lightly. Do not overwork the mixture to keep air from deflating. This suggests a simple kitchen technique for gentle emulsification without equipment.

Evening Community Events and Club Meetings Listed

A midweek calendar lists events across Middletown and The Plains. Activities include Ladies Auxiliary meeting at the fire hall, Winchester Junior Rifle Club at the Armory, a series of card games, bake sales, an art show, school and church gatherings, and performances including The Diary of Anne Frank.

Ladies Auxiliary Middletown Fire Co Winchester Junior Rifle Club Armory George Washington Hotel Fraternal Order of Eagles Woodmen of the World Grace Church the Plains Boyce Elementary Galilee Christian Church Grace Methodist Church Middletown

Miss Apperson Engaged to Richard B Lockhart

Olivia Elaine Apperson and Richard Beverly Lockhart announce their engagement. both are students at James Wood High School with active club memberships and plans for Sept. 15 college attendance. An early June wedding is planned at Fairview EUB Church in Nain. A Mother's Day program and Florence Nightingale tea are scheduled in Winchester.

Milton K., Apperson White Post Olivia Elaine Richard Beverly Lockhart Robert Lockhart Richards Ave Winchester Miss Apperson James Wood High School S.C.A Patricia Steven Career College Lockhart James Wood Sunoco Sopper

Miss Ford Engaged to Mr. McWilliams

Miss Evelyn Spotswood Ford of Manakin-Sabot Virginia is engaged to Floyd L. McWilliams Jr. of Berryville. The couple plans a August wedding. Evelyn is a Longwood College graduate and Clarke County School Board employee. Floyd is a Richmond Professional Institute graduate employed by Blue Ridge Insurance Agency.

Miss Ford Mr. McWilliams R. Randolph Ford Manakin-Sabot Evelyn Spotswood Floyd L. McWilliams Jr F. L. McWilliams Berryville Longwood College Clarke County School Board Richmond Professional Institute Blue Ridge Insurance Agency

Presbyterian Senior High Sets Spring Rally in Winchester

Presbyterian Senior High students from 61 churches in Winchester Presbytery will gather tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church for a spring rally. Registration 9:30 to 10:00, program begins 10, theme Around the World With Our Missionaries, with panels, films, and groups led by Rev. Arthur M. Lindsay, Mrs. William Junkin Jr., Mrs. L. A. McMurray, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland, and Rev. Daniel Dickenson. A Coke break, recreation, lunch, and Bell Ringers Choir perform. Miss Cheri Johnson serves as clerk for business preceding lunch. Supper ends the day.

Presbyterian Winchester First Presbyterian Church Arthur M. Lindsay Brazil William F. Junkin, Jr Taiwan L. A. McMurray Congo Thomas Cleveland Washington Daniel Dickenson World Missions Winchester Presbytery Foster Falling Waters Bell Ringers Choir Berryville

BPW Members Attend Annual Convention Highlights

Mrs. Nina W Earley led Winchester BPW at the State Annual Convention at Marriott Twin Bridges in Wash. Lindsay honored as first Auxiliary Member in Virginia. Attendees included Miss Linette Spicer Miss Winifred Whitlock and Mrs Hazel Dorton. Samuel Belk II spoke at the banquet and Ruth Easterling addressed delegates. New officers named Agnes Ames Arlington Doris Kean Richmond Josephine Turrentine Norfolk Prudence Tedder Franklin Marion Stafford Abbington Elsie Breedlove Norfolk.

Nina W. Earley Marriott Winifred Whitlock Hazel Dorton Emblem Harlan Snow Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Washington Samuel Belk, II White House B.P.W. Clubs Ruth Easterling Charlotte Agnes Ames Arlington Doris Kean Richmond Josephine Turrentine Norfolk Prudence O. Tedder Franklin Marion Stafford Abbington Elsie Breedlove

Presbyterian Church Circles Schedule For Meetings

The First Presbyterian Church outlines circle meeting times and leaders. Circle 1 led by Mrs. William Day at Vista Heights. Circle 2 led by Mrs. Philip Sprenkle at 422 Stonewall Ave. Circle 3 led by Mrs. Kenneth Thomas at 141 Lambden Ave. Circle 4 led by Mrs. Warren Gregory with Mrs. Eugene Mac Intyre at 1327 Handley Ave. Circle 5 led by Mrs. Ridgeley White with Mrs. French Lee at 410 Courtfield Ave. Circle 6 led by Mrs. John Carr with Mrs. George Snarr at 419 S Stewart St. Circle 7 led by Mrs. L B Sirbaugh in Kent Room. Circle 8 led by Mrs. William Lawrence Jr. with Miss Mary Bittinger at 312 W Leicester St. Circle 9 led by Mrs. John Greene with Mrs. Jack Smith at Middle Road. Circle 10 led by Mrs. Orville Wine with Mrs. Robert Miller at 124 Fox Dr. Circle 11 led by Miss Mary C Martin with Mrs. Leonard Holtzman at 312 Shawnee Dr. Circle 12 led by Mrs. Richard Crisman with Mrs. Grace Newell at 551 N Brad dock St. Circle 13 led by Mrs. Verlis Miller with Miss Mary Boyles at First Presbyterian Church.

First Presbyterian Church William Day Roy Nester Vista Heights Philip Sprenkle William Way Stonewall Ave Kenneth Thomas Lambden Ave Warren Gregory Eugene MacIntyre T. W. Massie Handley Ave Ridgeley White French Lee Courtfield Ave John Carr George Snarr Stewart St L. B. Sirbaugh Kent Room William Lawrence, Jr Mary Bittinger Leicester St John Greene Jack Smith Middle Road Orville Wine Robert Miller Fox Dr Mary C. Martin Leonard Holtzman Shawnee Dr Richard Crisman Grace Newell N. Braddock St

Local Bridge Winners Shift Through Monday and Wednesday Games

Mrs. W. Nelson Page and Mrs. H. R. Kern Jr. won Monday night’s duplicate bridge. Mrs. H. D. Harper and Mrs. Howard Shockey were second. third tied among Mrs. Schutte Mrs. Preston Avery and Mrs. Robert Giffin and Mrs. Ferman Perry. Wednesday night’s master point game saw Mrs. Schutte and Mrs. John Good win. Page and Avery were fourth. fifth went to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harman.

W. Nelson Page H. R. Kern, Jr George Washington Hotel H.D. Harper Howard Shockey Herbert Schutte Preston Avery Robert Giffin Ferman Perry Schutte John Goodwin Page Avery Gordon Harman

Local Notes Highlight Residents and Events Across Winchester Area

Personal J. H. Orndorff of Hagerstown is a patient in Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg. Thomas Michael Sullivan a Shepherd College student was elected sophomore class president. Nancy Elizabeth Dwyer named June Shepherd College graduate in elementary education. Lora A. Rinker appointed chair of Christian Social Concerns Commission at Drew University. Virginia Tech Ring Dance details and attendees listed. Local trips and visits by residents noted.

J. H. Orndorff Hagerstown Star Tannery Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Blanche Dunlap Clearbrook Nancy Elizabeth Dwyer Joseph Dwyer Middletown Shepherd College Shepherdstown W.va Dwyer Shenandoah College Shepherd National Education Association Loraa. Rinker Winchester Christian Social Concerns Commission Drew Univeristy Madison, NJ

Braddock Street WSCS Circles Schedule Meetings

The Braddock Street Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service lists Tuesday and Thursday evening and morning circles with leaders and addresses. Notable joint meeting features Barbara Woore speaking on her Peru trip.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Braddock Street Methodist Church Allen Yaunt Sam Dove Morningside Dr Harry Gregory Linden Singhass Loring Woore Clearbrook Barbara Woore Peru A. C. Long Bertha Kline Cork St Charles Lanahan Edna Kemner Fox Dr Stephen Rosenberger Fellowship Hall John Hawse Howard Haymaker Ferman Perry Hawthorne

Teenage Dance at Harris Community Hall Middletown

A teenage dance will be held at Harris Community Hall in Middletown tomorrow from 7 30 to 10 30 p m. All area teenagers are invited to attend.

Harris Community Hall Middletown

Mountain View Church Revival Services Announced

The Mountain View Methodist Church of Mountain Falls plans a Revival Meeting from May 9 to May 15 at 7 30 p m EST nightly. Evangelist Rev T J Keegan will lead with chalk drawing and sand painting and special music each service. Pastor Rev Ernest Metheney leads the church.

Mountain View Methodist Church Mountain Falls T. J. Keegan Ernest Metheney

Revival Services At Fairview Church

Revival services will be held at Fairview Evangelical United Brethren Church in Nain from May 9 to 14 nightly at 7 30. Rev Albert Burgreen of Toms Brook Methodist Church will speak with special music each night. Public invited.

Youth Fellowship of Fairview Fairview Evangelical

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anna Copenhaver C. E. Cochran, Jr Ers Peter Kelsey Stevensburg Church Fellowship Hall Rebecca Gano Marlowe Albert Copenhaver Miss Vaught William Lynes David Newcome John Marconi Silver Spring Md Claude Stapleton Ted Sinlton Manheim American High School Manheim Germany Lynes American Chemical Corp Vitro Corp Silver Spring Miss Grim Penney’s Carper’s Valley Woman’s Society ’of Christian Service Scholz Homes Oma Scholz Don Scholz Fen Scholz Homes Design Center E. Boscawen St Penney’s Store Diary of Anne Frank R. B. Lockhart Nain Winchester Memorial Hospital Florence Nightingale Miss Olivia Apperson Presbyterian Senior High George Shaffer Woodstock Cheri Johnson Front Royal Pam Verret Susie Alberti Anna Douglas Porterfield Carol McKee William Sutton Kenneth Petri Harry Ridgeway, Jr BPW Verlis Miller Mary Boyles Wilkins Bhoe Genter Loudoun Boscawen Streets Nien Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg Ann Rhodes Shockey David C. Jenkins, Jr Diane E. Lewin Granville MacArthur Kerns Betty Button Ronald Lee Keller Linda L. Garber Robert H. Hummer, Jr Paula Mills Michael J. Kelly William Holly Robert Snapp 326 Piccadilly St Donald C, Towlen Tina Todd Trenton N.J Cherry Hill Philadelphia Wilmington Del Baltimore, Md Robert J. Schmitt Northside Lanes Chicago, Il Brunswick Bowling Management School Thomas Michael Sullivan Wayne Grim Hubert King Millwood Josephine Grey North Beach Braddock St Mountain View Fairview Church Lennon Decorating Center N. Charles St. Charles Town General Electric
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