Printed Pattern 4636 Misses Jumper and Blouse
Misses jumper blouse combo pattern 4636 offered in sizes 10 through 18. Fabric yardage listed for jumper and blouse with 54 inch and 35 inch lengths respectively. Pattern price 35 cents with 15 cents extra for mailing handling. Mail to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York NY. Catalog available for 50 cents.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Miss Mary Alt Bride of James Messick
The First Assembly of God Church in Winchester hosted the October 20 wedding of Miss Mary Glenna Alt and James Marvin Messick. The ceremony featured a double ring rite, floral decor, and music by Sheryl Wilson and others. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents in Nain after a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Canada.
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Assembly of God
Winchester
Mary Glenna Alt
Glenn E. Alt
Nain
James Marvin Messick
J. Edward Messick
Kernstown
T. J. Kerfoot
Sheryl] Wilson
Ervin Sowerd
Milford Alt
Judy Allen
Kitty Roe
Messick
Robert McFarland
Paul Wilson
Michael Lockhart
War Memorial Building
James Wood High School
C & P Telephone Company
Calendar of Events November 2 Rummage Bake Sales
November 2 events include a Gore PTA rummage and bake sale at 141 S Loudoun St a Stephens City Auxiliary rummage at Old Steele Store a bake sale at Stephens City Southern States store a bake sale in front of McCroy's a ham and oyster supper at Middletown Grange Hall and Capon Bridge Fire Co at the fire hall with start times from 9 a.m. to 7 30 p.m.
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S. Loudoun St. — Gore Pta
Stephens City Fire Co
Old Steele
Stephens City
Southern States
McCroy’s
Middletown
Capon Bridge Fire Co
Fire Hall
Evening community events schedule across local groups
A listing of November activities for youths and adults including TAC Platter Party for ages 15 to 19, Hymn Sing at Payne's Chapel Methodist Church, Optimist Club at Lee Jackson, Ex Exh Auto Club on Rt. 50, Job's Daughter at Fellows Hall Braddock Street M Church, DAV, DeMolay Mason Building, Bunker Hill PTA, Madison Lodge, Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel, National Council of Catholic Women, Gore Fire Co, South End Fire Co and other gatherings with start times from 7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. across multiple venues.
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Optimist Club
Lee-Jackson
Exhausters Auto Club
Job
Fellows Hall
Braddock Street
Masonic Building
Bunker Hill Pta
Madison Lodge
George Washington Hotel
National Council of Catholic Women
Gore Fire Co
Fire Hall
South End
Wedebaughs celebrate 20th wedding anniversary
Congratulations to WERDEBAUGH of Linden Drive ext on their 20th anniversary. They were married in Independence Kansas on November 1 1943 by Rev Duncan McPherson. The couple has six children and Mrs Wedebaugh is the former Nettie Clark.
Scrambled Eggs with Ham and Cheese Brunch Dish
Good cooking notes describe a brunch dish of scrambled eggs with ham and cheese. Four eggs with diced ham and Parmesan, butter, and white pepper cooked slowly in an 8 inch skillet yields two servings.
Local notes on residents and students
Mrs Marguerite Adams of 416 National Ave remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. James Sloan Kuykendall II, son of Mr and Mrs J Sloan Kuykendall of 300 S Washington St, named to the Headmaster's list at Blue Ridge School St George Greene County for the recent grading period. Mrs Henry W Pope of 16 W Monmouth St will depart Wednesday for a three month trip to Manchester England, with her eight month old daughter Diane Catherine.
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Marguerite Adams
National Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Sloan Kuykendall, II
J. Sloan Kuykendall
S. Washington St
St. George
Greene County
Henry W. Pope
W. Monmouth St
Manchester
England
Diane Catherine
Friday Bridge Winners Named
Mrs. Horace Browne and Sam Reaves won the Duplicate Bridge match last night at the George Washington Hotel. Second went to Mrs. John Griffith and Mrs. Robert Giffin, with Mrs. Preston Avery and John Griffith third. Mrs. Robert Osth and Mrs. Eddie Joyce placed fourth.
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Horace Browne
Sam Reaves
George Washington Hotel
John Griffith
Robert Giffin
Preston Avery
Robert Osth
Eddie Joyce
Bunker Hill PTA Schedules Early Monday Meeting
The Bunker Hill PTA moves its monthly meeting to Monday at 7 30 p m due to the November 11 holiday This is the final meeting before the November 16 Chicken and Ham Supper William Mettler Jr District Scout Executive will give the program
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Bunker Hill
Comrade Bible Class to Hold Worship Service
Mrs Renner to lead the Worship Service at Braddock Street Methodist Church Chapel tomorrow at 9 45 o clock. Mrs Rosenberger will teach the lesson.
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Robert Renner
Tomorow
Braddock Street Methodist Church
John W. Rosenberger
Baltimore area births listed for October
Birth notices announce Kenneth Roger to Roger Dale Cannon and Alice Fay Gloyd at 776 ce Ave Baltimore October 30. Carter Warden Kellas and Terry Lovett Jones welcome Elizabeth Ellen at 20 N Purcel Ave October 30. Herbert William White and Claire Jacqueline Racine welcome Jessica Leslie Racine in Middletown. James Walter Hoffman and Evelyn Florence McCauley welcome Gregory Todd in Lincoln. Richard Augustus Brooks and Barbara Jean Stewart welcome a girl in Middleburg. George Rowland and Jessie Doris Benson welcome David Benson at 909 N Loudoun St. William Douglas Bromley and Mary Louise Grandstaff welcome Lisa Lee at 13 E Clifford St. Raymond Pierce Miller and Retha Mathilda Hodson welcome Dennis Wayne Route 2 Strasburg.
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Carter Warden Kellas
N. Purcel Ave
Elizabeth Ellen
Kellas
Terry Lovett Jones
Herbert William White
Middletown
Jessica Leslie Racine
James Walter Hoffman
Lincoln
Gregory Todd
Hoffman
Evelyn Florence McCauley
Richard Augustus Brooks
Middleburg
Brooks
Barbara Jean Stewart
George Rowland
N. Loudoun St
David Benson
Rowland
Jessie Doris Benson
William Douglas Bromley
E. Clifford St
Lisa Lee
Bromley
Mary Louise Grandstaff
Raymond Pierce Miller
Strasburg
Dennis Wayne
Miller
Retha Mathilda Hodson
Barr Chosen District Deputy Grand High Priest
At the 156th Grand Royal Arch Masons of Virginia session in Richmond last week Taylor L. Barr of Winchester was selected as District Deputy for the 15th Masonic District. He will oversee chapters in Winchester Front Royal and Edinburg. Benjamin A. Chapman, a noted Sat era attorney and civic figure, was elected Grand High Priest for 1963 64.
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Grand Royal Arch Masons of
Virginia
Richmond
Taylor L. Barr
John Dove
Winchester
Masonic
Mr. Barr
Front Royal
Edinburg
Benjamin A. Chapman
Satera
High View News Briefs Weekend Visits Spread Across Area
Mr and Mrs Acree Einstein and children of Wheaton Md visited Mr and Mrs Tracy Einstein in Wheaton. Warren Mehring of Alexandria spent weekend with Mr and Mrs John Bauserman. Walter C Davis and children of Laurel Md visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Hylton. Jack Hart of Happy Creek spent Monday with Mrs Norma Koenig. John Bauserman 가족 visited Kensington relatives. Paul Chambers of Winchester called on Marvin White family Sunday.
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High View
Acree Einstein
Alexandria
Clark
Eimes
Wheaton
Tracy Einstein
Warren Mehring
John Bauserman
Walter C. Davis
Laurel, Md
Arthur Hylton
Jack Hart
Happy Creek
Norma Koenig
Bell
As and Sons
Kensington, Md
Paul Chambers
Winchester
Marvin White
Sorority Holds Pledge Dinner at Darling ton Motor Inn
The Alpha Omega chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a pledge dinner at the Darling ton Motor Inn. Four rushees were pledged in a ceremony led by chapter president Mrs H G Legg. Pledges include Mrs Tom Beav er, Mrs Wolfgang Schmeller, Miss Gretchen Higgs and Miss Marsha Foreman. They received yellow carnation corsages and pledge pins. The next meeting is at Mrs Jack McAboy on Nov 11.
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Pledge of Alpha Omega Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Darlington Motor Inn
H. G. Legg
Tom Beaver
Wolfgang Schmeller
Gretchen Higgs
Marsha Foreman
Jack McAboy
Bishop's Mission Starts Tomorrow
The Rev. Harold Frankham of England will speak at Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow at 7 00 p m during a public service as part of the Bishop s Mission. He conducts a series of services and will also speak Monday and Tuesday evenings. Suffragan Bishop Samuel D Chilton will take part in tomorrow s service and the Rt Rev Robert F Gibson Jr Bishop of Virginia will participate Monday evening.
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Harold Frankham
England
Christ Episcope
Frankham
Samuel D. Chilton
Robert F. Gibson, Jr
Diocese of
Virginia
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