Separate Tables Opens At Bark Mill Monday
Local theatre launches two play production of Separate Tables at The Bark Mill Theatre with Monday 8:15 p.m. curtain. Cast includes Miss Cooper Mr Malcolm Mrs Shankland Lola Sibyl Railton Bell Major Pollock and others. directed by Eloise Strader. Tickets at Shenval Music Store. Also Scout meeting announced at Handley Library Benham Room Tuesday 7:30 p.m.
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Bark Mill
Miss Cooper
Malcolm
Shankland
Beauregard Hotel
Bark Mill Theatre
Shenval Music Store
Eloise Strader
Jeanne Milton
Marion Lewis
Martha Sheetz
Claude Smalls
Regina
Joe Headley
Patricia Shields
Mary Frances Rankin
South End Fire Co
Cub Scouts Receive Awards at Pack 2 Meeting
Nine Cub Scouts of Pack 2 of the First EUB Church earned badges at the latest meeting. Stewart Hawkins Dennis Grubbs and Bennie Keller earned Wolfe badges. Scott Mason Monty St. Clair and Mark Pugh earned Bear badges. Mark Sanders received the Lion badge alone. Grubbs and Mark Sanders earned Gold Arrows. Jeff Johnson and Mark Sanders received Silver Arrows. Robert Davies Jeff Johnson Steve Usary and Dee Keffer earned Denner bars. Carlton Ricketts Stanley Tederick Mark Pugh and Robbie Keller received Assistant Denner bars. Ernie Davies was awarded a Pack summertime activity plaque.
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E.U.B. Church
Wolfe
Stewart Hawkins
Dennis Grubbs
Bennie Keller
Scott Mason
Monty St. Clair
Mark Pugh
Bear
Mark Sanders
Lion
Mark Sand
Jeff Johnson
Denner
Robert Davies
Steve Usary
Dee Keffer
Carlton Ricketts
Stanley Tederick
Robbie Kellas
Ernie Davies
Births At Gore And Braddock Street Homes
September 29 a girl Tammy Lynn born to Mr. and Mrs. David Roy Bailey of Cliff Vale Park Gore with Mrs. Bailey formerly Miss Mary Margaret Rogers. October 1 a girl Mary Elizabeth born to Mr. and Mrs. William Clayton Cave of Braddock Street 9068 with Mrs. Cave formerly Miss Georgia Carroll Miller. Also a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robert Guard of Woodland Avenue daughter Mary Elizabeth. Mrs. Guard formerly Miss Alice Marie Bailer.
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David Roy Bailey
Cliff Vale Park
Gore
Tammy Lynn
Bailey
Mary Margaret Rogers
William Clayton Cave
Braddock St
Cave
Georgia Carroll Miller
Wayne Robert Guard
Woodland Ave
Mary Elizabeth
Guard
Alice Marie Bailer
Duplicate Bridge Winners at George Washington Hotel
Robert Henry and Rolling Robinson Jr. won the Monday Duplicate Bridge game at the George Washington Hotel. In second were Mrs E E Willkie and Mrs Ivan OConnell. third were Mrs Preston Avery and Bentley Kinney. fourth were Mrs H D Harper and Mrs How ard Shockey. On Wednesday winners were Mrs Furman Perry and Mrs Russell Newcome with Mrs 8 C Richmond and Mrs James P Reardon in second, then Mrs Avery and Mr Kinney in third and Mrs Amos Ewing and Mrs Willkie in fourth. Robert Giffin and Richard Bowers placed fifth.
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Robert Henry
Rolling Robinson, Jr
George Washington Hotel
E. E. Willkie
Ivan O’connell
Preston Avery
Bentley Kinney
H. D. Harper
Howard Shockey
Furman Perry
Russell Newcome
8. C. Richmond
James P. Reardon
Avery
Mr. Kinney
Amos Ewing
Willkie
Robert Giffin
Richard Bowers
Multiple Births And Fateful Accidents Highlight Local Notices
Paranal couple Welcomes son Wilbur Howard born Sept 27 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. James Ed Ward Viniard and Leila Rebecca Myers celebrate birth of daughter Aimee Lucille Sept 28 at Winchester Memorial. Dewey Lee Shifflett Jr and Beverly Allen Ramey also born Sept 28 at Winchester Memorial. Mrs Stryker and sons Billy and David injured in a near home accident near Hagerstown Maryland. all treated at Washington County Hospital. John Alfred Baden Ill enrolls at Bridgewater College. Houston Beard Jr pledged to Phi Delta Theta at Denison University. Barbara Elaine Simpson and Louisa Joy Schmidt named Marion College Choir entrants.
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James Edgar Merica
Route 2
Wilbur Howard
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Merica
Martha Anne West
William Stryker
Billy
David
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
James Edward Viniard
Clearbrook
Aimee Lucille
Viniard
Leila Rebecca Myers
John Alfred Baden
Ill
Bridgewater College
Baden, Jr
Tennyson Ave
Lee Shifflett
Round Hill
Dewey Lee, Jr
Shifflett
Janice Roberta Sacra
Barbara Elaine Simpson
Rex E. Simpson
Shenandoah Hills
Louisa Joy Schmidt
Charles F. Schmidt
Morgan St
Marion College
Miss Simpson
James Wood High School
Miss Schmidt
Handley High School
William Larry Ramey
Stephens City
Beverly Allen
W. Houston Board II
Denison University
Ohio
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Houston Beard, Jr
N. Royal Ave
the Hills School
Pottstown
Calendar of events for Winchester area
A weekend schedule lists events at the George Washington Hotel for a coin show and a Fall Festival at Kline School, plus numerous Mon evening meetings and social activities at various local venues including Memorial Hospital, Braddock Street Church, Handley Library, and several clubs. Community groups hosting include Job's Daughters, Civil Air Patrol, U S Naval Reserve, Optimist Club, DeMolay, IOOF, and Fraternal organizations.
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Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia
U.S. Naval Reserve
Benham
Handley Library
Bryarly Pta
Mrs Miller Elected President of Community Concert Board
Frances Miller was elected president of the Community Concert Association Board of Directors at the Handley Library. She is joined by Helene Walker as 1st vice president Agnes Yount as 2nd vice president David Plank as 3rd vice president Mildred Jones as treasurer Marjorie Duncan as recording secretary and Marie Keller as corresponding secretary. Concerts this season include Edmond Karlsrud in October The Romeros in February and Westminster Choir in April all at Shenandoah College starting at 7 p.m. Circle K members will assist with parking.
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Frances Miller
Community Concert Association Board of Directors
Handley Library
Marie Keller
Edmond Karlsrud
Fuschi
the Romeros
Westminister Choir
Shenandoah College
Circle K
Local Garden Clubs Win At Flower Show
The Hawthorne Garden Club and the Lord Fairfax Garden Club placed second and third in Front Royal’s Salute To Autumn Flower Show, sponsored by the South River Garden Club. Hawthorne’s Hogarth curve used yellow and deep red mums with hen and chicken, purple grapes on a tall base designed by several members. Lord Fairfax showcased sunset bronze mums with peaches pears persimmons and winged eponymus on a tall green candlestick, with the arrangement committee listed.
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Hawthorne Garden Club
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Front Royal
South River Garden Club
William Minor
Frank Armstrong, II
Edward Lawrence
Miles Orndorfff
Millard Cussens
Lord Fairfax
Ken Smith
Charles Dick
Fred Stine
C. P. Riley
John Rice
Hugh Crisman
Stonewall PTA Holds Meeting In New School Term
The Stonewall School PTA opened the term with a business session led by president John Owens who introduced new principal Roger Koontz. Koontz praised education and outlined needs for better schools, naming teachers across grades and noting strong new member signups. A tour of the new library addition followed, with refreshments in the cafeteria and good attendance.
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Stonewall
P.T.A
John Owens
Roger Koontz
Koontz
Ruth L. Bartlett
Audrey Combs
Jane Laign
Marguerite Beam
Grace Carpenter
Elaine Diehl
Mary Hoke
Peggy Wyndham
Judy Lloyd
Joan Saunders
Virginia Whitacre
Dorothy Saville
Mary Jane Light
Ruth Samsell
William Bailey
Jean Nixon
Engaged couple announced in Bentonville and Marshall
Mrs. Lucinda Brown of Bentonville announces the engagement of her daughter Mrs. Martha Veney to James Hughes of Marshall. The notice highlights the families and the forthcoming union.
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Lucinda Brown
Bentonville
Martha Veney
James Hughes
Marshall
Lutheran Wom en Groups Schedule October Meetings
The Lutheran Church Women outline October group meetings. Group I meets Wednesday at 9 45 a.m. with Mrs James A Snarr as leader and Mrs Richard Lucas as hostess at 1311 Handley Ave. Group II gathers Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the church with Mrs E Homer Harlee as leader and Mrs M B Clowe as hostess. Group III meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. with Mrs C Edward Manuel as leader and Mrs Martha Cahill as hostess at 132 Shirley St. Group IV meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. with Miss Clara Bun cutter as leader and Mrs Harry Callan as hostess at 416 W Bellview Ave. Group VI meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. with Mrs William B Mallory as leader and Mrs Alice Bowers as hostess at 112 S Cameron Sr. Group VII meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. with Mrs Rex Simpson as leader and Mrs E T Snider, Sr. and Mrs Clara Hussong as hosts at 24 S Washington St.
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Lutheran Church Women
James A. Snarr
Richard Lucas
Handley Ave
J. W. McDaniel
E. Homer Harlee
M. B. Clowe
G. T. Griffith
C. Edward Manuel
Martha Cahill
Shirley St
Clara Buncutter
Harry Callan
W. Bellview Ave
Raymond Baker
William B. Mallory
Alice Bowers
S. Cameron Sr
B. H. Jones Sr
Rex Simpson
E. T. Snider, Sr
Clara Hussong
S. Washington St
Martin Hanas
Market Street society to meet with lunch and program
The Market Street Woman's Society of Christian Service will hold a Tuesday session with 11 a.m circles, lunch at noon by Circle No 1, and a 1 p.m general meeting led by Mrs Harold Covert. Children welcome. bring lunch. babysitter provided. White Hall Grange 870 gathers Monday at 8 p.m.
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Market Street Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Circles
Circle No. 1
Harold Covert
Stewart Bell Heads Presbyterian Campaign for Union Seminary
Stewart Bell Jr and the Rev J Layton Mauze Ill were named to lead a Winchester Presbytery informational and fundraising drive for Union Seminary Advance will begin in January 1966 with participation from Synods of Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina Bell a fruit grower serves on Winchester City Council is Rotary Club president and an elder at First Presbyterian Church Mauze a Front Royal Presbyterian minister leads the presbytery stewardship and budget committee attended a Richmond volunteer leaders conference with 14 group co chairmen named to head campaigns in local churches The goal is 6 000 000 for Union Seminary funds split between facilities and academic programs plus faculty and instruction costs.
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Winchester
Union Theological Seminary
Virginia
Union Seminary
Winchester Presbytery
West Virginia
North Carolina
Bell
Front Royal
Mauze
Richmond
Union Seminary Advance
Churches
J. Andrew Gullick, Jr
Keyser
W. Va
Clyde Bonar
Burlington
R, B, Woodworth
Moorefield
Ward Wood
Lost River
Weber
Thomas W. Jackson
Berkley Springs
Jg, H
Hunter, Jr
Shepherdstown
John D. Garrison
James Drinkard
Woodstock
Chicken Dumpling Dinner Tonight at Ridgeway Community Hall
Rest Church hosts a Chicken and Dumpling Dinner at Ridgeway Community Hall starting at 5 p.m. EST. Country ham sandwiches will also be served. The public is invited.
Chicken Barbecue Supper At Stephens City Fire Hall
The Refuge M E Church will host a Chicken Barbecue Supper on October 9 at the Stephens City fire hall starting at 5 p.m. Proceeds support the church building fund.
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Refuge M. E
Stephens City
The
Dear Abby Advice Column From 1965 Case Files
Readers seek guidance on family strain over infidelity rumors and public shaming, finances in marriage, weight comparisons, and rides for transportation. Abby counsels staying, private finances, and alternative travel, while offering blunt responses and moral reflections.
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Abby
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Martinsburg Pike
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Masonic Building
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Market Street
White Hall
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Georgia
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Guiding Light Gospel Center
N. Cameron St
Winchester, Virginia
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