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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1964
Page
6
Miss Litha Jean Winans of Falls Church marries Archie John Richardson of Washington on Oct. 10 at St. Thomas Apostle Church. The ceremony featured orchid bouquets and a satin gown. reception in Wahiawa Hawaii and Seattle. couple to reside in Takoma Park Maryland.
Miss Diana Lynn Stackman daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil L Stackman of 330 Beechcroft Road became the bride of Larry E Oates son of Mr and Mrs Hetzel Oates of 500 Fairmont Ave on Oct 10 at 2 pm in Opequon Presbyterian Church Kernstown. Rev John Gowdy officiated with palms and white chrysanthemums in the decor. The bride wore silk organza with a three quarter sleeve molded bodice and Swiss embroidery and a removable Redingate overskirt. She carried white carnations and an orchid. Maid of honor was Miss Sandra Helber of West Severna Park Md. Best man was Raymond H Kerlin Jr of Winchester. Ushers included Clinton Ritter Jr and Richard Oates. A reception followed at Lee Jackson Restaurant. The bride is a James Wood High School graduate employed at Intertype Co. The groom attended Handley High School and Monroe Business College and works for Crown Cork and Seal. Out of town guests included families from Fort Wayne Ind Philadelphia Pa Baltimore Md Severna Park Md and Paterson N J.
October events list a United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary supper at Elks Home on the 30th at 6 30 PM. A rummage sale is set for October 31 at 22 North Braddock Street War Memorial Building with a TAC Platter Party Saturday 9 30 to 11 PM and a Boy Scouts gathering Sunday at 2 PM.
Pack 21 held a Halloween event at First Evangelical United Brethren Church with mask making skits and games. Den 1 welcomed Teddy Kiracofe as new member while badges went to Zack Thomas Chuck Fleming Dennis Kelfer and others. A rummage sale at 22 N Braddock St sponsored by Round Hill Fire Co runs tomorrow and Saturday.
The Middletown Teenage Club hosts a Halloween dance this Saturday from 7 30 to 10 30 p m at the Middletown Fire Hall. Costumes are encouraged. A kitchen note lists a curry orange dressing and salad dressing recipe with orange concentrate, curry powder and vinegar.
Miss Virginia Kern, daughter of Harry Kern, will spend the weekend with her parents in town while a sibling attends a wedding in Falls Church. Many residents visit relatives, attend ceremonies, or relocate as families report travel and job changes including Mr. Keeling moving to Blacksburg.
The Wo men's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church holds its Fall Institute at Berkeley Springs First Church November 4 at 4 p.m. with Northern Winchester District and Toms Brook Hawkinstown Otterbein Chapel groups joining Harrisonburg District on November 1 at 5 p.m. in Harrisonburg E A B Church. Guest speakers include Rev and Mrs Marvin Leist of the Ohio East Conference and Dr Floyd L Falk Virginia Conference Superintendent with Mrs E Miller and Mrs Wilbur Joy. An invitation is extended to all churches to participate.
A Halloween centerpiece idea uses orange colored sugar coated popcorn molded into a pumpkin shape. Licorice candy features for eyes nose and stem with a buttered bowl and hard ball syrup stage. Wrap small versions as gifts and serve with hot buttered popcorn and apple treats for kids and adults.
Mrs. O Connell presided as Alpha Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha conducted a candle light pledge ceremony. New pledges include Mrs. Howard Gardner Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Robert Rush with Mrs. L W Gismer welcomed as member at large. A dinner followed at the Coal Hearth.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Wesley Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Carroll Anderson 522 Battle Ave.
The Century Club will meet Tuesday at 3 30 P M with Mrs Paul J Thomson at 107 Morgan Street.
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