Miss Anderson Weds Eugene L. Kerns in Mountain Falls
Miss Iinda Jean Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Stewart Anderson of Mountain Falls Route married Eugene L. Kerns son of Mr and Mrs Homer E. Kerns of Winchester on October 1 in the United Brothers Church. The ceremony featured white pompoms gladiola and candelabra with violin music and a cascade bouquet. The couple now reside at Shenandoah Hills after a Lake Erie wedding trip.
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Iinda Jean Anderson
Stewart &. Anderson
Mountain Falls
Eugene L. Kerns
Homer E. Kerns
S. Kent St
Paul J. Slonaker
United Brothens Church
Mildred Jones
Connie McKee
Winchester
Homer
Eddie) Kerns
Lake Erie
Mrs Nelson Guest of Dental Society
The Shenandoah Valley Dental Assistants Society held its October meeting at Dr. Van Deusen's office in Winchester. Hilda Nelson of C P Telephone Company led the program on proper telephone voice usage. Members Pat Vann Jo Evans Margarete Broome and Evelyn Kane reported on the Virginia State Dental meeting in Richmond. The November meeting is set for Harrisonburg.
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Shenandoah Valley Dental Assistants Society
van Deusen
Winchester
Hilda Nelson
C. & P. Telephone Company
Pat Vann
Jo Evans
Margarete Broome
Evelyn Kane
Virginia State Dental
Richmond
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Homecoming at Mt. Pleasant Ev U B Church
Mt. Pleasant Evangelical United Brethren Church near Gerrardstown W V hosts a Sunday Homecoming with Sunday School at 945 am worship 11 am speaker Rev Tinsman and an afternoon service after lunch with Rev W B O Baugh special music and public attendance encouraged The text also contains an unrelated cake baking tip.
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Mt. Pleasant Evangelical
Community Rummage and Bake Sales Weekend Schedule
Friday and Saturday events include rummage sales at multiple Loudoun and Braddock Street locations, a bake sale at Silco Store, a Christmas bazaar at Whitten Hall, and a 7:30 p.m. Circus show at Berryville Opera House plus a 7:30 to 11 p.m. Halloween dance by Jade Brothers and a War Memorial Building program.
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Loudoun St
Silco
Loudoun
Braddock St
Whitten Hall
Clifford St
Jade Brothers
CCHS Beta Club Holds Ceremony
Clarke County High School Beta Club held its annual tapping ceremony to invite new members. Named tappees include Debbie Ballard Trudy Carroll David Heflin Pam Jackson Betty Johnson and others. induction ceremony planned for the near future.
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Clarke County
National Beta Club
Debbie Ballard
Trudy Carroll
David Heflin
Pam Jackson
Betty Johnson
William Jones
Pam Livingood
Sandra Linck
Pat McClaughry
Scott McIntire
Nancy Orrell
Mary Reynolds
Pat White
Craig Wood
Sorority Rush Party at Brakeblok UAW Hall
The Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosted a Hawaiian Luau Rush Party with entertainment by Sheila Brown Bill Garthume Donna Hershman and Mary Bromley plus a Hula lesson by Mary Bromley and Diana Giles. A Model Meeting for the Bushees was held at Sheila Brown’s home and the cultural program on prose was presented by Mary Bromley and Valerie McLaughlin. The next meeting is planned at Joyce Garthume’s home.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Brakeblok Uaw
Sheila Brown
Bill Garthume
Donna Hershman
Mary Bromley
Diana Giles
Valarie McLaughlin
Joyce Garthume
Business Meeting At High View Timber Ridge Church
A church business meeting will be held at Timber Ridge United Church of Christ in High View West Virginia on Sunday at 11 a.m in place of the worship service. Sunday School is scheduled for 10 a.m.
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Timber Ridge United Church of Christ
High View
W. Va
Miss Maloney Weds Bruce Gordon at Berryville
Miss Virginia May Maloney and Bruce E. Gordon wed Oct 19 at seven in Memorial Methodist Church Berryville with a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside at West Gate Apartments Manassas. both families shared prewedding events and the bride wore a white peau de soie gown with lace and a chapel train.
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Allen Cochran
Berryville
Lloyd Maloney
James McFarland
Manassas
Maloney
Desrosiers
Frank Carpenter
Gordon
Clarke County High School
Doubleday & Co, Inc
Handley High School
C & P Telephone Company
Fairfax
Doubleday
Battletown
Juanita Carpenter
Kinzel Drive
Westgate Apartments
Miss Karen Davis Weds Wayne G. Lee
Karen Elizabeth Davis became the bride of Wayne Glenn Lee in a October 20 double ring ceremony at Romney First Methodist Church officiated by Rev. J D Shaffer. The couple will reside at 540 Eagle Place after a Williamsburg wedding trip.
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Karen Elizabeth Davis
Wayne Glenn Lee
Romney First Methodist Church
J.D. Shaffer
Hampshire High School
Catherman’s Business School
Romney
Monroe College of Middletown
Lee
Raub Supply Co
Winchester
Williamsburg
Eagle Place
New Bean and Relish Salad With Fruit Cup Bar
A shallow dish marines sugar oil vinegar salt and pepper then mixes onion green pepper lima beans garbanzos and carrots. Chill six hours or overnight. Serve the marinated vegetables on lettuce cups. Produces about five cups enough for eight to ten servings.
Cauliflower florets trimmed for appetizers
When serving raw cauliflower on an appetizer tray or in a salad, cut the flowerets very small. Large pieces require too much munching and detract from the dish.
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Miss Anderson
Bride
Shenandoah Hills
Eugene L, Kerns
Sorita
Cae 0 Jewelers
Mrs. Nelson Guest
Dental Society
Mt. Pleasant
Evin Bs
Blue Ridge Players
Opera House
Full Gospel
CCHS
Miss Maloney
Bruce Gordon
Faye Maloney
Miss Fay
Pyne
Boyce
Dianne Carpenter
Maid of Honor
Ronald Gordon
Nokesville
Robert Rodgers
Frank Carpenter, Jr
Bruce E, Gordon
Rodanne Rodgers
Robin Rodgers
Karen Davis
Wayne G. Lee
H.L. Snyder
James E. Davis
Howard L. Lee
Delray
Margo Belt
Shanks
Debbie Lee
Dale Rogers
Burlington
John Smith
Gary Lee
Ceghy Brownstone
Cecily Brownstone
AP Food
Viners -Spaldings
Miss Wonderfuls
Connies
Tahoes
Wilkins’ Shoe Center, Inc
Loudoun and
Boscawen St
Winchester, Virginia
Huntsberry Fashion
Selby
Inside Story
THE
Virginia Museum Theatre Arts System
Moliere
Blue Ridge
Handley. High School
Shenval Music Co
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