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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1967

Page

8

Davis couple marks 50 years with Golden Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Davis of Albin celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a buffet dinner at home. They wed Oct 1, 1917 in Hagerstown Maryland. Names include Cora Brown, Rev. Herbert Davis, Pvt. Charles Davis, Raymond Brill, Donna Rae Brill, plus many relatives and friends attending.

Homer L. Davis Albin Raymond Brill Donna Rae Lula Brown David Brown Nathaniel Brown Amy Davis Conard DeHaven Conard DeHaven, Jr Lynnette Thomas Davis Sidney Davis Mary Alice Massey Alson Smith David

Multiple West Virginia Birth Announcements

A series of birth notices lists first names and parental details for newborns. Richard Lynn Frame, Johnny Lee Boyer, Eric Dwayne Myers, Stacey Lynn Bowers, Roger Patrick Lauck, Tina Marie Stonebreaker, Sheila Miranda Sager, and an unnamed Cammer boy are born to respective couples in Boyce Pugittsville Eugene Myers Mere dith Durwood Bowers James Stonebreaker John Sager and Kinship families.

Elmer Harold Lauck Route 2 Roger Patrick Lauck Phyllis Jean Spurling James Lewis Stonebreaker N. Frederick Terrace Tina Marie Stonebreaker Mary Virginia McFarland John Deere Sager Rio W. Va Sheila Miranda Sager Cynthia Ann Bowman

Farmers Market At Kent And Boscawen Streets

The Farmer's Curb Market offers fresh vegetables including lima beans, cut flowers, cakes, pies, donuts, and bread. It will be open tomorrow from 6 to 9 a.m. at the corner of Kent and Boscawen Streets.

Kent and Boscawen Sts

Community events at Middletown and area venues notice

Friday events include Ladies Auxiliary Middletown Fire Co at fire hall 7 p.m. Winchester Junior Rifle Club 8 p.m Fraternal Order of Eagles at Home. Saturday Fall Festival at Kline Elementary 4-11 p.m. Sunday Hymn Sing at Ebenezer Christian Church 7 p.m. War Memorial Building hosts North Frederick Methodist Foods Supper 7 p.m. plus TAC Platter Party 1 p.m. TAC Sports Committee 2 p.m. World War I veterans 2 p.m. TAC Business and Membership Meeting.

Winchester Junior Rifle Club Fraternal Order of Eagles

North Frederick Methodist Men to Meet at War Memorial

The Methodist Men of the North Frederick Charge will hold their regular meeting this evening at 7 o clock in the War Memorial Building.

North Frederick War Memorial

Spaghetti Dinner Planned by Montague Avenue Methodist Youth

The Montague Avenue Methodist Youth Fellowship hosts a spaghetti dinner tomorrow from 5 to 8 p.m. Delivery is available by calling 662 5149.

Montague Avenue

Carilon Recitals at Luray Singing Tower Schedule

Carillon recitals by Charles Chapman will be held at 3 p.m. each Sunday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at the Luray Singing Tower.

Charles Chapman Luray Singing Tower

No October Supper by Middletown Grange

The Middletown Grange will skip its monthly October supper due to the State Grange Convention in Roanoke.

Middletown Roanoke

Divorces In France Declining

Paris reporting a decline in divorce rates amid social acceptance of mistresses among the very rich, while middle-class men remain largely monogamous. The wife enjoys greater freedoms and independence, yet can still take a lover if the husband does not, reflecting France’s nuanced social dynamics.

France

Bark Mill Opener Features New Faces

Bark Mill Theatre opens October 16 at 8 15 pm with Everybody Loves Opal New cast members include Mary White of Winchester and Delta Phi Omega alumna who led Mary White Dance Workshop Glenn Garber a banker returning to Winchester to run Hillcrest Nursing Home also debuts Paul Brandofino acclaimed for previous Bark Mill roles joins the opening lineup The six performance run continues through October 21 Winchester Rebekah Lodge No 21 hosts a three day rummage sale starting at 9 am October 16 17 and 18 at 141 S Loudoun St

Mary White Miss White Orginially New Jersey Delta Phi Omega Sorority Winchester Mary White Dance Workshop Shenandoah College Brad Glenn Garber Paul Brandofino Everybody Loves Opal Winchester Rebekah Lodge No Loudoun St Jeanne Milton The Bark Mill

Hairdressers to meet in Front Royal Tuesday evening

Northern Virginia hairdressers will meet on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Quality Courts in Front Royal. The item also mentions an AAUW sponsored Tuesday night performance on Oct 17 with tickets through local members Mrs. Fred Strawson and Mrs. L. T. Trice.

Northern Virginia Haire Dressers Quality Courts Front Royal American Association of University Women AAUW Fred Strawson L. T. Trice

Miss Triplett to Wed James McLaughlin

Gore resident Mrs. Beulah W. Triplett announces the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Juanita Mae Triplett to James Allen McLaughlin. Juanita Mae is a 1965 James Wood High School graduate and works at Inter type. James Allen is a 1962 Handley High School graduate and works at Raub Supply. The wedding is planned for November 12.

Miss Triplett James McLaughlin Beulah W. Triplett Gore Juanita Mae James Allen McLaughlin Charles Matelin Triplett McLaughlin Woodrow D. McLaughilin Euclid Ave James Wood High School Intertype Company Handley High School Raub Supply Company

Local College and Medical Fellows Noted in Obituaries and Recitals

Miss Margaret Stinnett attends Stratford College in Danville Oregon while Herman I Pifer from Martinsburg Pike studies at the American College of Surgeons in Chicago as a Fellow candidate. The Moreland reunion honors David E and Elizabeth Moreland with family members present in West Virginia. Amy DeVore attended in spirit. Marianne McCaul, a Longwood College music major, delivered a Debussy piano piece in Jarman Auditorium. Mrs John Davis visits husband Pvt Charles Davis at Fort Bragg. Charles Williams remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital.

Margaret Stinnett Frank Stinnett Stratford College Danville OR. Herman I. Pifer Martinsburg Pike Chicago, Ill American College of Surgeons William H. Pifer Hunter Gaunt, Jr John Milam David E Elizabeth Seaton Moreland Wesley Chapel Methodist Church Grove Levels W. Va Amy E. DeVore Hagerstown Anna M. Moreland Slanesville Joseph C. Moreland Points Marianne McCaul Longwood Colege Farmville Jarman Auditorium Debussy Miss McCaul Edward B. McCaul Fox Drive John Davis Pvt Charles Davis U. S. Army Fort Bragg, N. C

Macedonia Young Adult Class Elects Officers

The Macedonia Young Adult Class elected officers for the coming year: President Jerry Parker, vice-president Ted Reed, secretary Pat Reed, and treasurer Mary Willis. Plans included an Oct 21 apple butter event and a Nov 11 Fried Country Ham Supper with tickets from class members. A fellowship hour with a covered dish supper preceded the meeting.

Macedonia Jerry Parker Ted Reed Pat Reed Mary Willis

Chestnut Grove Church Homecoming Services and Speakers

Chestnut Grove Church hosts a Sunday homecoming with Sunday School at 9 30 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Rev Harry B Eaton District Supervisor speaks. Lunch at 12 30 p.m. Afternoon service at 2 p.m. Rev Malcolm speaks. Frye family of Central Evangelical United Brethren Church featured. Open to the public.

Chestnut Grove Church Harry B. Eaton Malcolm Frye Central Evangelical United Brethren Church

Millwood Open House and Night Social Hosted by Mothers' Club

An open house at the Millwood Recreation Center starts at 5 p.m. to benefit kitchen work and is open to the public. A Night Social follows at 9 p.m. sponsored by the Mothers' Club of Millwood. Proceeds support local improvements.

Millwood Recreation Center Mothers’ Club of Millwood

Also Mentioned on This Page

Homer L, Davis Richard Lynn Frame Boyce Richard Alan Kenneth Karlton Cammer Battle Ave Cammer Rosa Lee Hendricks Naturalizer Wilkins Shoe Center, Inc Loudoun and Boscawen ST C. Ulender Eombs Middletown Fire Co Kline Elementary School Ebenezer Christian Church TAC Sports Tee N. Frederick Paris Madame de Gaulle Grundy Cecily Brownstone AP Food Kline Henry T. Goode & Son, Inc Juanita Mae Triplett Charles Williams Winchester Memorial Hospital Chestnut Grove Sorita Tiamond Rip Loudoun Si Miller’s Hardware SVNB Shenandoah National Winchester Vrginia F.D.I.C
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