Miss Currington Bride Of Larry J. Newton
Nancy Jane Currington became the bride of Larry James Newton on August 28 at Emmanuel Baptist Church. The couple lives in Bristol after both families and a reception followed the ceremony.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1970
Page
8
Nancy Jane Currington became the bride of Larry James Newton on August 28 at Emmanuel Baptist Church. The couple lives in Bristol after both families and a reception followed the ceremony.
SEPT. 28 births for Vernon Carl Wright Jr and Michael Lee Robinson and Jeffrey Scott Cooper and Shawn Michael Carnell. SEPT. 29 birth for Michael Robert Mowery. Parents listed with addresses and mothers' maiden names.
A listing of 12:30 p.m. Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel and 6:15 p.m. Quota Club events plus multiple 7 and 8 p.m. gatherings including Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club Pistol Night Shenandoah Antique Automobile Hoppers Auto Club Round Hill Round Hill Community Fire Co. Auxiliary South End Auxiliary Knights of Columbus at 519 S. Cameron St Girls Athletic Assn at WMB Middletown Fire Co Friendship Fire Co Sarah Zane Fire Co at fire halls and a Winchester Frederick County Assn Retarded Children Youth Center First Baptist Church event.
MR. AND MRS. CLAY MANUEL and several ladies returned from a 28 day trip to Canada and the Northwest. MISS EVELYN TYLER BUCKNER left for Washington enroute to Long Beach Calif after three weeks in Virginia and visits with cousins Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Fisher. MRS. RICHARD W. MALONEY and Mrs. Christine Polvich hosted luncheon in Vienna. MRS. DEE ALLEN remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
Waterford in Loudoun County hosts the 27th annual Homes Tour and Crafts Exhibit with nine restored homes open 1 to 4 30 p m over three days. The Old Mill and Country Store feature crafts and regional goods while the Red Barn Art Show draws artists from six counties and Mitchell Jamison judges both shows.
The 48th Annual Convention of the National Association of Bank Women Inc drew about 970 members to Washington’s Mayflower Hotel. Mrs. Richard E. Nixon hosted a White House tour and reception in the State Dining Room. Delegates from the Virginia Valley Group included Doris A. Cooley and Mildred Ridings with other bankers.
Congratulations go to Mr and Mrs Cliff Lewis of 172 Linden Drive on their fourth wedding anniversary. They wed October 1 1966 at Grace Lutheran Church. Their daughter Sunny Dawn is mentioned and Bunney Lamp is noted as the former Miss. Also Mr and Mrs Milton Mercer of Bluemont mark 32 years after a Berryville Baptist Church ceremony. They have four children Charles Mercer Shirley Chamblin Betty Wiley and James Mercer and five grandchildren. Mrs Mercer is the former Mildred Leota Shepherd. Finally Mr and Mrs Lewis Wiley of Route 2 Berryville celebrate five years since their 1965 Braddock Street United Methodist Church ceremony. two children Kevin and Stacey at home. Mrs Wiley is the former Betty Jean Mercer.
The Age of Aquarius Flower Show opens tomorrow at the War Memorial Building at 2 p.m. sponsored by the Winchester Council of Garden Clubs. It runs until 9 p.m. Tea will be served 3 to 5 p.m. by the Colonial Garden Club with a silver offering requested.
Miss Nancy Esther Malone daughter of Mrs Joseph Harrison Malone of Shawnee Drive formerly of Opequon married Woodbridge Adams D Oench son of Mrs L Stanford Briggs Princeton New Jersey and Russell G D Oench Jr best man The couple left by train for a Canada trip then flew to Mauna Kea Hawaii and will reside on Middle Haddam Road Portland Connecticut after October 12.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Stephens City Fire Department will make apple butter again this year. For orders contact Mrs. James Lee at 969-2896. They begin peeling tomorrow at 10 a.m. and request all the help they can get.
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