Patterson Bride of W W Plummer in Hagerstown Chapel
Miss Patterson became the bride of William Walter Plummer in a candlelight ceremony September 25 at the First Presbyterian Church chapel in Hagerstown Maryland. Rev S L Butcher officiated with Mrs Patterson noted as residing in Winchester and attending Hand School while the Plummers are from Berryville Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Patterson
Stewart W. Patterson
E. Boscawen St
William Walter Plummer
Walter Plummer
Walter Samuel Plummer
Berryville Pike
First Presbyterian Church
Hagerstown
S. L. Butcher
Plummer
Inel
James Worl
Pasiete
Winchester
Day Nursery Holds Annual Meeting Winchester Report
The Winchester Day Nursery held its annual meeting at Lincoln Street home with Mrs. J. Sloan Kuykendall presiding in the president's absence. Parents, staff, directors and alumni attended as children sang and teachers demonstrated music. New directors include Mrs. Burkholder, Mrs. Fears, Mrs. Gaunt, Mrs. Legg, Mrs. Richmond, and Mrs. Troup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Day Nursery
Lincoln St
J. Sloan Kuykendall
E. W. Barr
Frank Burkholder
L. O. Fears
Hunter Gaunt, Jr
Reynolds Legg
S. C. Richmond
James Troup
Ites Day Nursery
Win Ceaser
Frederic Ghunty
Local Personal News Highlights from Winchester Area
MRS JUDY MAY PLUMMER returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital. CAPTAIN FRANKLIN D TAYLOR of Cross Junction serves in Exercise Big Lift with the MATS C-124 instructor pilot, son of A W Taylor. MISS NAN Farland of Carter Hall senior at Wheaton College, junior year abroad. CHARLES N SMITH of 447 N Loudoun promoted to Specialist Five. Mr and Mrs Clyde Clem visit Falls Church. JOHN E HOOVER, Route 4, hospitalized at Winchester Memorial. J PHILIP CARBAUGH in Mary Mary Beth Medical Center. LEONARD STEWART family spend Sunday with H M Carbaugh. GEORGE TASKER returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy May Plummer
E. Boscawen St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Franklin D. Taylor
Cross Junction
Air Force
Taylor
Military Air Transport Service
A. W. Taylor
Gainesboro
James Wood High School
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Nan
Miss Farland
Joseph Farland
Carter Hall, Millwood
J. Philip Carbaugh
H. M. Carbaugh
Stephens City
Beth_ Medical Center
Mary
Calendar of Events November 5 Evening Meetings
A list of evening activities includes Middle Road Home Demonstration Club with Mrs. E. Exchange Club Board at 13% Commerce St. Handley Library restoration public meeting. Eagles Auxiliary lunch at 12:15 p.m.. Kiwanis at Georgeoe Hotel. Frederick County PTA. Duplicate Bridge at Town House Restaurant. Lodge 867 BPOE at Elks Home. Girl Scout meetings and training. Amateur Radio Code Class. Camera Club. City Basketball. Football officials. G A A. Antique Car Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Middle Road Home
Board of Control of Exchange Club
Commerce St
Handley Library
Nee — Eagles
Kiwanis Club
George Oe Bie
Frederick County
PTA
Town House
Lodge
BPOE
Elks Home
Carol Fox Reassigned To Air Base
Airman Carol A. Fox of Luther has been reassigned to a United States Air Force base after completing basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. Fox, a 1963 James Wood High School graduate, enlisted recently and is now serving as a real service specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAF
Carol A. Fox
Luther
United States Air Force
Fox
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
James Wood High School
Ladies Auxiliary Gainesboro Fire Co Meeting Friday 7 PM
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Gainesboro Fire Co will hold a meeting Friday at 7 p.m. at the fire hall. The public is urged to attend as this is a very important meeting. The Phi Alpha Omicron Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet at Mrs. Harry D. Robinson's residence at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Dry yeast should be softened in water rather than in milk and thoroughly stirred to dissolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Women’s Club
Samoon
The
Gainesboro Fire Co
Phi Alpha Omacron
Beta Sigma Phi
Harry D. Robinson
Winchester
Chagid Cochbrant
Hhit Man
Bowler Run Special Satisfies Hungry Bowlers After Games
A late evening snack craving is met with a bowler run special that satisfies a team of hungry bowlers after competition. The item promises quick appetite relief and value for players seeking a post match bite.
Art and Ate at Handley Library Show by Afghan Painter
A display at Handley Library showcases watercolors and other media by Mohammed A. Dastagir, a former Afghan librarian now studying art at the University of Illinois. The exhibit, open through November 12 in the Benham Room, features works created after his car crash near Winchester and recovery at a local hospital. Everything is for sale, with Dastagir planning to return to Afghanistan after graduate studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
The
Star
Air Force
United
Afghanistan
Hogue Creek
Winchester
Mohammed A. Dastagir
Illinois
Virginia
Mohammed Zahir
Williamsburg
Dastagir
Chanute Air Force Base
Rowland
Seabal
University of Illinois
Ash
University of Wyoming
Benham
United States
Champaign
New University of Kabul
Mr. Rowland
Poppy Sale Planned by Legion Auxiliary Unit 21
The Conrad Hoover Unit 21 American Legion Auxiliary schedules a two day Poppy Sale to raise funds for rehabilitation child welfare and veteran support. Proceeds fund Christmas gifts for hospital patients and Enrichment programs including books entertainment and care for veterans children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Hoover
American Legion Auxiliary
Kecoughtan Veterans Administration Center
Department
Veterans Hospitals
Virginia
Roanoke
McGuire
Richmond
Kecoughtan
A.S.A
Auxiliary
Poppy Fund
St. Anne's H
Middletown to Seek New Post Office Building Site
Middletown council plans to draft a resolution requesting a new post office building for Archie Manuel amid concerns the Route 11 site fails to meet minimum specifications. The move follows a letter from Commonwealth's Attorney Joseph A. Massie Jr. noting alternative land options including south end of town. The council also eyed tree hazard investigations, approved $1000 annual water payments, and allocated $50 to the Fire Department for a central communications system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Manuel
Don John
Manuel
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Commonwealth
Winchester
Massie
Bay Village
Ohio
Hahn
U.S. Post Office Dept
Marsh
Middletown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Patterson Bride
W. W. Plummer
Middleburg
Hospital
Hhet
Glenwood Park
United Brethren Church
Elizabeth Russell
Kent St
Round Hill
Sunshine Club Meeting
Serre Oy
Bree Street
Kiwanis Club Meeting
Kiwanis
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Key Club
Day Nursery
Wheaton College
Charles N. Smith
N. Loudoun St
Admin, Co
Amored
Frankfurt
Germany
Clyde Clem
Millwood Ave
Cecil Douglas
Sheila
Kelly Clem
Falls Church
John E. Hoover
Route 4
Winchester Memorial
Leonard Stewart
Russell
Kate
Dinah
Lynn Carbaugh
Bowie, Md
H.M. Carabaugh
George Tasker
Siler
Gaunt
Drug Store
Valley Ave
Loudoun St
Antique Car Club
Carol Fox
VFC Auxiliary Meeting
Fred Tooma
Sam Tooma
City Hall
Cameron St
Romes
Park & Shop
Evans
Salvation Army
Virginia Girls State
Booker T. Washington
Kate Waller Barrett
Community Chest
Virginia Socie
J. V. Arthur, Inc
E. Boscawen
Post Office Department
March of Dimes, Red Cross
Cas
Mr. Hahn
Church St
Senseng Ave
Council
Troe
Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester Rescue Squad
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Extra Portable
Famous
General Electric TV
OY Anderson
Lewrice
Boscawen ST. MO
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