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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1964

Page

8

Mrs Anna Wilkins and William Hubbell Married in D C Ceremony

The wedding of Mrs Anna Mae Wilkins of Washington and William H Hubbell of Jackson Tennessee occurred October 10 at Luther Place Memorial Church in a 3 pm ceremony performed by Rev James M Singer. The couple will reside in Cleveland Park D C.

Anna Mae Wilkins Delilah O. Bell Washington William H. Hubbell T. J. Hubbell Mary Gray Hubbell Jackson Dean Moore Robert Taylor Richmond Newbern Tenh Bell Greenway Inn Connecticut Ave Hubbell Nova Scotia Cleveland Park D. C University of Tennessee At Memphis American Institute of Banking American Security & Trust Company Office Navy Mutual Aid Association Arlington

Constance Diane Bailey to Wed Gary Foltz in February

Mr and Mrs Charles Bailey of Berryville announce the engagement of their daughter Constance Diane to Gary Lynn Foltz son of Mr and Mrs Herman Foltz of Berryville. Constance a 1964 Clarke County High School graduate works for Doubleday Co in Berryville Gary a 1963 Clarke County graduate employed by the Virginia State Highway Department and a graduate of Auto Diesel College in Nashville Tenn A February wedding is planned.

Charles Bailey Berryville Constance Diane Gary Lynn Foltz Herman F. Foltz Miss Bailey Clarke County High School Doubleday Co Foltz Clarke County High Schoool Virginia State Highway Department Auto Diesel College Nashville

Winchester Club delegates to Quota International District Conference

Jeel Miss Janet Harrison and Mrs. Marguerite Glass lead Winchester Club delegates to the District Conference of Quota International at the Golden Triangle Motel Norfolk on October 24 and 25. Other Winchester attendees include Miss Lois Hammond Miss Majorie Dun can Mrs. Catherine Houghton Miss Sue Schlack Mrs. Irene Clark Miss Mary Virginia Rosenberger and Miss Elsie Mathews.

Janet Harrison Marguerite Glass Quota International Golden Triangle Norfolk Winchester Club Lois Hammond Majorie Duncan Catherine Houghton Sue Schlack Irene Clark Mary Virginia Rosenberger Elsie Mathews

DAR Postpones Grave Marking at Mount Hebron Cemetery

The Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR postponed its grave marking ceremony at Mount Hebron Cemetery on Sunday. Mrs Ralph Edwards Regent traveled to Marion Illinois due to the death of her brother in law J C Keltner. An Executive Committee meeting of Luther an Church Women is set for Grace Lutheran Church on Christian Street Monday at 7 30 p m.

Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution Mount Hebron Ralph Edwards Marion, Ill J. C. Keltner Lutheran Church Women Grace Lutheran Church Christian Street

District Five Daughters of America Meet at Stephens City

All members of the Daughters of America District No 5 are urged to attend a district meeting at the Lodge Hall in Stephens City tomorrow at 7 30 p m.

The Daughters of America of District No. 5 Lodge Stephens City Daughters of America George Washington Hotel Woodmen of the World

Calendar of Thursday and Weekend Community Meetings and Events

A community listing shows multiple groups meeting at various venues. Round Hill Raritan Club Kline PTA and several clubs gather at school and local halls, plus a rummage sale at 109 S. Loudoun St and a Winchester-Frederick HSC event at Lee-Jackson. Community dances and card games appear, including an ACT meeting and a Saturday TAC Homecoming Dance featuring The Satins.

Duplicate Bridge Championship Winners Named

Duplicate Bridge Championship was held at the Winchester Golf Club. Overall victors were Mrs. Howard Shockey and Mrs. H. D. Harper. In second, Mrs. W Nelson Page and Bentley Kinney. third, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Scully. Section winners in afternoon: Shockey and Harper. Page and Kinney second. Roberts and Giffin third. Renner and Schramm fourth. Hyde and Newcome fifth. Evening session winners were Schutte and O Connell. Scully second. Harper and Shockey third. Reardon and Richmond fourth. Page and Kinney fifth.

Howard Shockey H. D. Harper W. Nelson Page Bentley Kinney T.G. Scully Herbert Schutte Irvan O'Connell Edith Norris Harry Hamman Shockey Harper Page Kinney Grace Roberts Schutte

Cowley Assigned To Infantry At Fort Dix

Rodney L. Cowley son of Mr and Mrs Walter Cowley of Briarmont Drive has been assigned to Company of the 3rd Training Regiment at the U S Army Training Center Infantry for eight weeks of basic training. After the eight weeks he will get two weeks leave then enter advanced infantry training or be enrolled in a specialist school or sent to another post. He graduated from Handley High School before arriving at Fort Dix on Aug 31.

Rodney L. Cowley Walter Cowley Briarmont Drive 3Rd U.S. Army Training Center Infantry Fort Dix Handley High School

Antiques Show-Sale in Laurel Sponsored by St. Philip's

The sth annual Antiques Show and Sale in Laurel Maryland hosted by The Women of St. Philip's runs today through Saturday at the Maryland National Guard Armory. A Special Exhibit "Laurelana" features photos maps and directories. Proceeds benefit St. Philip's Church renovation.

Sth Women of St. Philip's Laurel Maryland National Guar Armory Laurel Lanahan Patuxent River Haware County Walter Lanahan Paul Bonds Jay Roy Hill William Stanley Snowden Hall John Snowden Patuxent St. Philip's Church

Helping Hand Circle Marks 50th Anniversary

The Helping Hand Circle of Kings Daughters and Sons of Berryville celebrated its 50th anniversary in the Duncan Memorial Methodist Church assembly room. Choir members Mrs. Charles J. Enders Jr Allen Cochran and Donald Haun sang solos, with State President Mrs. W B Marshall as out of town speaker and Rev Marvin C Cook delivering the local address. A reception followed and the anniversary cake was cut by a member.

Kings Daughters and Sons Berryville Duncan Memorial Methodist Church Methodist Charles J. Enders, Jr Allen Cochran Donald Haun W. B. Marshall Front Royal Marvin C. Cook

Local Birth Announcements Include Multiple Newborns

TO MR AND MRS James Melvin Robertson 105 Lambden Ave a boy Randall James Mrs Robertson formerly Miss Ruth Ann Di Giovanna. TO MR AND MRS William Franklin Fowler Bluemont a boy William Franklin Jr Mrs Fowler formerly Miss Jennett Virginia Pierce. TO MR AND MRS Willard Lee Flemming Middle Road a boy Chester Maywood Mrs Flemming formerly Miss Bertha Mae Hunter. TO MR AND MRS Alvin Wayne Luttrell 509 N Cameron St a boy Jeffrey Wayne Mrs Luttrell formerly Miss Esther Virginia Hodgson.

James Melvin Robertson Lambden Ave Randall James Cameron St Jeffrey Wayne Luttrell Esther Virginia Hodgson

Boyd Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Strother H Boyd of 21 W Bond St celebrate 50th anniversary. They married Oct 22 1914 in Hagerstown Maryland by Rev Eugene Thomas. Mrs Boyd was Sadie V Haymaker. The couple farmed in Red Bud area Frederick County and Mr Boyd later worked at National Fruit Product Co.

Strother H. Boyd W. Bond St Hagerstown Eugene Thomas Boyd Sadie V. Haymaker Red Bud Frederick County National Fruit Product Co

Savory Apple Sandwiches For Brunch

Core red apples unpeeled cut into half inch slices. Cut bacon in half and crisp. Cook apple rings in bacon fat until soft and browned. Lightly toast English muffins and place an apple ring on each half. Cover with shredded sharp cheddar. Top with three bacon halves and broil until cheese melts. Serve at once.

Valley Church Conference to Hold Final Virginia Session

The 116th annual Virginia Valley Central Conference of Congregational Christian Churches meets at Congregational United Church of Christ in Bradcock Bradcock and Clifford Streets Tuesday at 10 a.m. Rev. Mark W. Andes presides. Guest Dr. Harold W. Skidmore attends as national church leader. The meeting marks the last session before union with Evangelical and Reformed Churches to form Shenandoah Valley Action of the United Church of Christ.

Virginia Valley Central Conference of Congregational Christian Churches Actsing Association of the United Church of Christ Congregational United Church of Christ Bradcock and Clifford Streets Mark W. Andes S. E. Madren Elkton Harold W. Skidmore New York City Skidmore Congregational Christian Churches Clyde Fields Concention of Congregational Churches B. Bill Simmons Souther W. T. Scott Elon College W. W. Snyder Elon Home For Children Kenneth Bishop Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church Churches of the Valley Conference Virginia Valley Conference Valley Shenandoah Valley Action United Chu Christ

Rummage Sale Planned by Cork Street Church

The C W F of Cork Street Christian Church announces a rummage sale in the McCormick Building at 109 South Loudoun Street. It opens at 10 a m and stays open until 8 30 p m tomorrow and Saturday. The notice notes a 25 year retirement in 1959 and lists surviving family: three children Charles E Boyd Strother W Boyd and Helen B Crosby, five grandchildren Susanne Valenzueld Douglas Barbara and Brenda Boyd and Mél aine Ann Crosby, and one great grandchild Micki Valenzueld.

C.W.F Cork Street Christian Church McCormick Building S. Loudoun St Charles E. Boyd Strother W. Boyd Stephenson Helen B. Crosby Alexandria Susanne B. Valenzueld Douglas Barbara Brenda Boyd Mélaine Ann Crosby Micki Valenzueld

Harrison Named Cadet First Lieutenant at Greenbrier School

Tucker Harrison son of Dr and Mrs Carrington Harrison of the Valley Pike has been named Cadet First lieutenant and commander of C Company in the Greenbrier Military School cadet corps. A brother Duncan Harrison is a Greenbrier graduate serving with the armed forces in Korea. Harrison is a senior class member active in many activities.

Tucker Harrison Carrington Harrison The Valley Pike Greenbrier Military School Duncan Harrison Greenbrier Korea Harrison

ODRINEX weight loss plan offer from Barry's Drug Store

An advertisement promotes the ODRINEX plan for weight loss with a money back guarantee. It claims the tiny tablet suppresses appetite to help diet and states a $3.00 price with a full refund if not satisfied. Mail orders are filled by Barry's Drug Store at 20 W Boscawen.

Odrinex Barry Boscawen

Oyster and Turkey Supper by Middletown Fire Co Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Middletown Fire Co hosts an Oyster and Turkey Supper on Saturday at 5 p.m. in Harris Community Hall. Dinner will be delivered when china is furnished.

The Middletown Fire Co Harris Community Hall

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Mrs. Wilkins Lewis J. Lamp Annandale Thomas R. Harriman Jackson, Tenn Saudi Arabia Gary Foltz Jeel Marjorie Thornton Voice of America James Whitley N. Braddock St Winchester Memorial Hospital William David Willis, JR W. D. Willis Battle Ave Furman University John C. Anderson Staunton Military Academy Staunton Phyliss Lee Maccubbin H. Pearce Maccubbin Roszel Road University of Maryland Holton Arms School LEON SAL+VIN California Slavin American Institute For Palm Springs Los Angeles San Francisco John O. Boyce Route 2 Loring Madigan Front Royal Road Craig Stephen Madigan Louise Craig DAR Service America Round Hill Raritan Kline Pta Handley Blvd American Legion Board Legion Home Shawnee Bowman War Memorial Building Hoppers Auto Club Jaycee Lee-Jackson Beta Sigma Phi William Black Wentworth Drive Women of Moose Moose Home Winchester - Frederick Hsc Lee Jack Slo-Mo-Shuns Satins Winchester Golf Club Rodney Cowley R. L. Cowley Helping Hand Circle Valley Church Conference Waynesboro Hospital National Guard Grant Street Waynesboro Pennsylvania Chanel Seaton Hall
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