Miss Rodgers Bride Of Stephen C Stewart
Miss Nancy Kay Rodgers daughter of Mr and Mrs Emory C Rodgers of Front Royal Road wed Stephen Chester Stewart on August 21 at Calvary Baptist Church in Stephens City. The ceremony featured white mums palms and ivy with music by Garry Moore and Paul S Thompson. The couple will live at 453 North Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Kay Rodgers
Emory C. Rodgers
Front Royal Road
Stephen Chester Stewart
Stewart
Chester Stewart
Stephenson
Calvary Baptist Church
John Kinzie
Garry Moore
Gainesboro
Paul S. Thompson
Stephens City
Chantilly
Kimberly Dunn
Mary Maccubbin Rodgers
Rocksville, Md
Sally Good Rodgers
Winchester
James Wood High School
Silco Stores
Monroe College
Boise Cascade
Raygold Division
N. Braddock St
Richard Bennsky
Kenneth Lineburg
Winchester Junior Rifle Club Event and Local Bake Sale Schedule
Calendar lists events for Friday and Saturday at Nichols Plaza, Cameron Street, and F&M Bank lot. Activities include Winchester Junior Rifle Club at 7 p.m., Fraternal Order of Eagles at 8 p.m., a bake sale, a James Wood Tri-Hy-Y Car Wash from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and a Welcome Wagon Club Box Auction Supper with Mr and Mrs Ken Dickins at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Junior Rifle Club
Fraternal Order of Eagles
James Wood
F&m Bank
Cameron St
Welcome Wagon Club
Ken Dickins
Ki-Wives Hear Guest Speaker on Handcrafted Articles
Mrs Jeanne Milton of the Hand Craft Shop in Winchester spoke at the Ki-Wives October meeting held at Shawnee Land. She highlighted handmade items by local talent and custom pieces while Astrid Larsen of Denmark displayed Danish Cross Stitch embroidery. The shop also offers a cookbook of recipes from craftsmen with articles on display. The meeting was led by president Mrs Loring Wright Jr with invocation by Mrs Garland Quarles and treasurer’s report by Mrs B J Sager. Secretary Mrs Larry Boppe read the minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Milton
Winchester
Shawnee Land
Astrid Larsen
Denmark
Loring Wright, Jr
Garland Quarles
B.J. Sager
Larry Boppe
Engagement announced for Nancy Vorous and John Canby in West Virginia
Nancy Arlene Vorous and John William Canby plan a December 23 wedding. Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Vorous Sr. of Kearneysville and a 1969 Charles Town High School graduate employed by Dixi-Nore. John is the son of Mrs. Elsie Mae Canby of Inwood and the late Lee Arthur Canby, educated locally and employed by David Leight. TO MR AND MRS ROBERT JERRY CARTER of White Hall Farm Bluemont on their fifth wedding anniversary. They wed October 8 1966 in Independence by Rev. Walter Lamere. They have three sons. Mrs. Carter is Rose Lee Myers. Mr. Carter is grandson of the late Robert Mason Morris Jr. of Waterford, Loudoun County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin W. Vorous
Rt. 1
Kearneysville
W.va
Nancy Arlene
John William Canby
Elsie Mae Canby
Inwood
Lee Arthur Canby
Miss Vorous
Charles Town
Dixi-Nore
Canby
David Leight
Robert Jerry Carter
White Hall Farm
Bluemont
Independence
Walter Lamere
Robert Morris
Jerry Dwayne
David Mason
Carter
Rose Lee Myers
Robert Mason Morris, Jr
Waterford
Loudoun County
Paynes Chapel WSCS Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Paynes Chapel Church will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Ridgeway Church Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Paynes Chapel Church
Ridgeway Church Hall
Kernstown WSCS Meets Monday at 7:30 P.M.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Kernstown United Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 p.m with Mrs Loring Ritter leading devotions by Mrs Roy Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s ‘Society of Christian Service
Kernstown United Methodist Church
Loring Ritter
Roy Donald
Nurses Plan Car Wash for Donation Drive
The eight nursing students will charge for car washing and request a donation. From left to right are Kerry Shirreffs of Winchester, Debby Critter of McLean, Dianne Pacella of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Maria Stine of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry Shirreffs
Winchester
Debby Critter
McLean
Dianne Pacella
Pittsburgh, Pa
Maria Stine
Bea O'Connell Repeats Role of 30 Years Ago
Beatrice OConnell revisits the Swedish housekeeper role in The Night of January 16 at Winchester Little Theatre. She is the only cast member from the 1941 production and returns to the same courtroom setting in City Hall October 18 23 at 8 15 p m with a 6 30 p m show on October 24. Tickets at Shenval Music Co Loudoun St or by calling 667 0944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice O'Connell
Beatrice
Little Theatre
Bea
Christopher Bean
Jane
Wayside Theatre
Corporation
City Hall
Winchester Little Theatre
Shenval Music Co
Loudoun St
VFEW Auxiliary Meeting Highlights and Awards
Mrs. Helen Compton presided over the Ladies Auxiliary Post 2123 Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting. Citation awards for 1970-71 were shown at the 7th District gathering. Bake sale plans were set for tomorrow in front of Leggetts. Claire Carroll chairs the bake sale committee with Connie Gruber and Beverly Nail. Mrs. Vernie Taylor reported on the Newton D. Baker Hospital visit. Gifts were given to outgoing treasurer Mrs. May Riccard and outgoing secretary Mrs. Martha Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Compton
Ladies Auxiliary
Post
May Riccard
Martha Baker
Junior Century Club Meeting Set With Nancy Brooks Speech
The Junior Century Club meets Wednesday at 3 30 p m at Mrs J W Arthur Jr home. Miss Nancy Jean Brooks will speak on Art in Motion with the subject chosen for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Arthur, Jr
Nancy Jean Brooks
Barbara Ann Dove VCU student hospitalized in Richmond
MISS BARBARA ANN DOVE a student at Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond is a patient at Stuart Circle Hospital Richmond. MR AND MRS ROLAND THARP MR AND MRS WOODROW KELLER MR AND MRS ROBERT LEGGE AND MR AND MRS RUSSELL HERRELL all of Winchester have returned from a three week motor trip through 21 states. They visited Dorothy Smallwood in Riverside California and Mr Herrells nephew Richard Barrow and Mrs Barrow in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Dove
Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond
Stuart Circle Hospital
Roland Tharp
Woodrow Keller
Robert Legge
Russell Herrell
Winchester
Dorothy Smallwood
Riverside
Calif
Herrell
Richard Barrow
Barrow
Los Angeles
Births Reported for Four Families in Virginia and West Virginia
Birth announcements list four newborn sons with their parents names and home towns. Derek Kale Johnson is born to Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas Johnson of Berkely Springs West Virginia. Clarence Early Giles III is born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Early Giles Jr. of Washington Virginia. Merrill John Henry Hausenfluck joins Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Kenneth Hausenfluck of White Post. Ronald Lee Henry Jr. is born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee Henry of Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thomas Johnson
Coolfont Road
Berkely Springs
W.va
Derek Kale
Johnson
Deborah Susan Collis
Clarence Early Giles, Jr
Washington, Va
Clarence Early III
Giles
Patricia Ann McDonald
Merrill Kenneth Hausenfluck
Rt. 1
White Post
Merrill John Henry
Hausenfluck
Joyce Ellen Lind
Ronald Lee Henry
Front Royal
Ronald Lee, Jr
Henry
Ginger Lee Tharpe
Turner Ashby C C Officers Named and Events Planned
The Turner Ashby Junior Chapter No. 859 Children of the Confederacy named its officers and outlined programs for 1971 72. Geoffrey Hill is president Clark Jenkins is vice president Elizabeth Pingley is secretary and Donald Pingley treasurer. A special Oct 31 visit to the Confederate Museum in Front Royal is planned and the November meeting will cover Confederate Railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Ashby
Children of the Confederacy
Barbara Morris
W.E. Bridgeforth
Geoffrey Lee Hill
Douglass Hill
Clark Mark Jenkins
Jack Jenkins
Elizabeth Anne Pingley
Donald Pingley
Elizabeth Miller Garber
George Garber
James Huntsberry
Karen Neville Bridgeforth
Chaplin
Flags
Geoffrey Hill
Front Royal
Cloche Hats Ward Off Winter Drafts
Face attention stays on the wearer's face as a knit cloche hat pulled down over the forehead keeps ears warm. Described in varied fabrics and designs, this headgear emphasizes warmth and style this season.
Festival of Leaves Tour in Front Royal This Weekend
Front Royal hosts the Festival of Leaves from today through Sunday at multiple sites including the United Methodist Church and Calvary Episcopal Church. Exhibits feature a historic brass horn, a rosewood grand piano, Belle Boyd Cottage, and the Warren Sentinel. events include railway rides for children, pony rides, square dancing, demonstrations, and local music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Church
Front Royal
E.L. Grubbs
Guy Marlow
Knabe Gaeble & Company
Confederate Museum
Chester Street
Boone
Eckardt
Calvary Episcopal Church
Smet
Napoleon
Williams Chapel
Chester and
Peyton Sts
CME Samuels
Tommy Woody
Ed Stokes
Sentinal
James William Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Middletown
Stonewall Jackson
Warren Sentinel
Belle Boyd
Frank
Main St
Bing Crosby
American Legion
Concert Revisits Oatlands History At Leesburg
A 170 year history musical review will be performed tomorrow from 5 to 7 p.m. at Oatlands near Leesburg. The Sometime Saturday Singers and other soloists will present Georgian mansion history begun in 1800 by George Carter. The event is sponsored by the National Trust for Historic Preservation and tickets are available by calling 703 777 3174.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oatlands Plantation
Leesburg
Oatlands
New York Avenue
Peter Marshall
White House
Constitution Hall
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Rodgers
Bride
Stephen C. Stewart
Monica Polhamus
Flower
Donald G. Hart
Thomas Dorsey
Camelot
George Washington Hotel
Virginia Beach
Nichols Plaza
Mrs. Milton
John Canby
Nancy Vorous
Paynes Chapel
Wscs Meeting
Kernstown
WSCS
Student Nurses’ Association At
Shenandoah College
Conservatory of Music
Towers BP Service Station
Bea O'Connell
VFEW
Schewel Furniture CO
West Cork
Review Oatlands History
Mr. Fred Tooma Will
Oriental Rugs
Cain Furniture Store
N. Cameron St
Millwood Ave
HAM
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