Miss Susan Butts Weds Lewis Snapp in Stephenson
Miss Susan Ann Butts daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David L. Butts of Stephenson married Lewis E. Snapp son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Snapp of Stephenson. The double ring ceremony at the First Church of the Nazarene was conducted by Rev. J. W. Farris with palm and white floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Ann Butts
David L. Butts
Stephenson
Lewis E. Snapp
Snapp
Louis H. Snapp
Church of the Nazarene
J.W. Farris
Bonnie O’dell
Gary Streit
Bridge Winners Named at George Washington Hotel
Monday's duplicate bridge at the George Washington Hotel was a Mitchell game with north–south winners Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Scully and Mrs. J Gray Beverley and Mrs. Graham Dougherty in second. East–west winners were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Goodyear with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tyroler in second. Wednesday's Mitchell game saw north–south winners Mrs. John Giffin and Mrs. Irvan O'Connell, with Mrs. Herbert Schutte and Mrs. E. E. Willkie in second and Mrs. Gene Diamond and Verne Tetlow in third. East–west first were Mrs. H. D. Harper and Mrs. Howard Shockey, with Mr. and Mrs. R. U. Good second and Dan Fowler and Bentley Kinney third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Thomas G. Scully
J. Gray Beverley
Graham Dougherty
Larry Goodyear
Charles Tyroler
Mitchell
John Giffin
Irvan O’connell
Herbert Schutte
E.E. Willkie
H. D. Harper
Howard Shockey
R. U. Good
Dan Fowler
Bentley Kinney
Births and hospital notes from Front Royal and Harrisonburg
Mrs Lillian Garber of the Front Royal Road is a patient at George Washington University Hospital Washington MA. Mrs Ronald Lee Bowers of Harrisonburg is congratulated on the birth of a son Kevin Lee on May 12. Mrs Bowers is the former Miss Lucille Stotler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Garber
Front Royal Road
George Washington University Hospital
Washington
Ronald Lee Bowers
Harrisonburg
Kevin Lee
Bowers
Lucille Stotler
Elmo Clyde Hott
Boyce
Christopher Brook
Hott
Linda May Marlow
Robinsons celebrate 11th wedding anniversary in Clearbrook
Mr and Mrs Thom as Robinson of Clearbrook mark their eleventh anniversary. Married May 17 1958 in Winchester by Rev Tabler. They have three children. Memorial Service scheduled Sunday at 2 30 p m at Shockeysville United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Robinson
Clearbrook
Winchester
Tabler
Robinson
Esther Ellen Gladden
Shockeysville United Methodist Church
Births Report From Loudoun and Surrounding Areas
Birth notices list several newborns with parental names and addresses including Harry Joe Cheshire at 321 N Loudoun St and Richard Lee Noyes, plus Patricia Lynn Healey as former Miss Healey. Other births include Janiece Ann Poole and Anita Lynn McWilliams, with multiple families named. Revival events at Guiding Light Gospel Center and Stephens City Fire Co. meetings are scheduled with local clergy and volunteers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Joe Cheshire
Loudoun St
Harry Joe II
Cheshire
Rhonda Kay Slonaker
William Edward Noyes
Stephenson
Richard Lee
Comrade Bible Class Devotions at Braddock Street UMC
Miss Rena Myers will lead devotions tomorrow at 9 340 a.m. in the chapel. Victor L. Ridgeway will teach the lesson at Braddock Street United Methodist Church in Victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Myers
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Victor L. Ridgeway
Calendar of Events Highlight Weekend fundraisers
Saturday features bake sales at McCrorys at 8 a.m. and Montgomery Ward Ward Plaza from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday offers a hymn sing at 7:30 p.m. at Sunny Side Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrorys
Montgomery Ward
Ward Plaza
Sunnyside Presbyterian Church
Cub Scouts Award Ceremony at First Presbyterian Church
Cub Scout Pack No. 2 held its monthly meeting at the First Presbyterian Church. Au brey Owen awarded Mark Garrison a Wolf badge and noted Silver Arrow points for Brian Smillie Jim my Owen Joe Holinger Bill Way. Mike Scott received two silver arrows. Activity Badges went to John Williams Artist Athlete Engineer Sportsman Don Bierer Artist Naut, Geologist and Doug Denham Geologist. William Lawrence led relay games and announced the annual Cub Picnic for June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Aubrey Owen
Mark Garrison
Brian Smillie
Jimmy Owen
Joe Holinger
Bill Way
Mike Scott
Owen
John Willams
Don Bierer
Doug Denham
William Lawrence
Cubs
Virginia Republican Women visit White House in Alexandria
Area Republican women attended the Virginia Federation of Republican Women spring conference in Alexandria last week and toured the White House. Attendees from here included Mrs. William Cook and other named spouses and Miss Barbara Jenks among the front row, with a second row listing additional attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Federation of Republican Women
Alexandria
White House
William Cook
W. Conroy Wilson
Robert Horn
William Pettine
Earle Polhamus
Richard Butler
Barbara Jenks
Frederick Sturn
William Hooker
Virginia Trenary
Charles Casey
Jean Phalen
William Rodle
Wylie Mann
Jack McGaha
James Coates
Richard Dole
Robert Askurait
Mrs Ayler Honored By Clarke County Women
The Clarke County Woman's Club held its final 1968 1969 year luncheon at Winchester Golf Club with about 60 guests. President E T Magruder and Edward von Pippin II reported on the Virginia State Federation meeting. Special tributes honored former presidents led by Mrs Douglas Hardesty as Mrs Ayler was named club mother for her long service and for organizing Clarke County's Junior Woman's Club. A fundraising benefit will be held May 20 at the Parish House in Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club of
Clarke County
Winchester Golf Club
E. T. Magruder
Edward T. von Pippin, II
Virginia State Federation
Richmond
Douglas Hardesty
John D. Richardson
Francis L. Ayler
Edward P. Berlin
James B. Ladsay
C. Richard Funk
Frederick Sturm
John J. Carr
Aylor
Ayler
Berryville
America
Robert L. Withers
John Marsh
D. W. Ritenour
Berkley Harris
Winchester
Richard Beardsworth
Henry Beatty
Loudoun
William Richards
John L. Kater
Virginia Smith
D. W. Naff, Jr
Boyce
William Renner
Julian Berlin
Oscar Carr
Young Homemakers Week Observed by Clarke County Chapter
Clarke County Virginia Young Homemakers observe the fourth annual Virginia Week May 11 17 led by Barbara Longerbeam as president with programs on budgeting sewing and savings at Clarke County High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Young Homemakers of
Virginia
Home Economics Education Service
Virginia State Department of Education
Barbara L. Longerbeam
Patty Kackley
Patsy White
Anne Peyton
Mildred Keating
Margaret Cepelka
Lion’s Club
Ramsburg
Berryville
Strasburg AARP Meets. New Members and Plans
The Strasburg Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons met with President-in-Charge Harry J. Bagnell. Twelve new members were welcomed. Plans included a Tennessee tour on May 30 and attendance at the AARP Council in Culpeper. Delegates Cornelia F. Truluck Thelma Haines Clarence Palmer Elsie Crabill will join Defensive Driver’s Course and aid Winchester AARP to become certified instructors. Visitors from Warren County were present. The next meeting is June 14. Area No. 3 conference in Charleston W Va is June 27-28 and a Shenandoah Valley AARP Picnic is July 12 in Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
American Association of Retired Persons
Harry J. Bagnell
E.C. Snarr
E.W. Ewing
R. C. Fisher
Regdr Fs
Tennessee
Aarp Council
Culpeper
Cornelia F. Truluck
Thelma Haines
Clarence Palmer
Elsie Crabill
Winchester Aarp
Warren County
Margaret Hottle
Elsie Conner
Rena Kern
Charleston
W.va
Harrisonburg
Winchester Lioness Club Dinner Meeting Monday
The Winchester Lioness Club will host its regular dinner meeting on Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Relief Methodist Church on the Middle Road. Mrs. William Duncan will lead the program. Guest speakers include Mrs. William Gentry and Mrs. August Cahill of the Treasure House Ceramics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lioness Club
Relief Methodist Church
Middle Road
William Duncan
William Gentry
August Cahill
Treasure House Ceramics
Printed Pattern 4988 Teen Sizes and Pattern Mail
Advertisement for Angles print pattern 4988 in teen sizes 10 through 16 with fabric yardage. Includes pricing 65 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for mailing, mailing address in New York, request for name address size and style number, spring summer catalog and sewing books pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Susan Butts
Bride of Lewis Snapp
Thomas Warner
Dianne Davis
Shirley Bennett
Brenda Snapp
Mark Pennington
Walter West
Alan Forney
Randy Fletcher
Merlin O’dell
Mrs. Snapp
Lewise, Snapp
Gene Diamond
Verne
William Russell Bennett
Bennett
Patricia Lynn Healey
Lynn Martin Poole
Route 6
Janiece Ann
Floyd Lee McWilliams, Jr
Walnut St
Anita Lynn
McWilliams
Evelyn Spotswood Ford
Garland Paul Kerns
Paw Paw
Kelly Marcella
Kerns
Katherine Glennis al
Len
Donald Hudson Orrison
Donald Hudson, Jr
Orrison
Linda Jean Cain
Lloyd Owens Kelley
Route 2
Bluemont
Gary Steven
Kelley
Inez Josephine Miller
Gospel Center
Guiding Light Gospel Center
N.cameron St
Freddie Steel
Jimmy Pittman
Donald Scruggs
Stephens City Fire
Stephens City Fire Co
Ladies Auxiliary
Bible Class
Wilkins
S. Loudoun St
Cub Scouts
Mrs. Ayler
Clarke Woman's Club
Agnes Thompson
Sarasota, Fla
David Beck
Middleburg
Young Homemakers
Clarke County High School
Strasburg Aarp
Garantie
Fred Tooma
Cain Furniture Store
N, Cameron St
Lioness Club
Helos
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