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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1966
Page
5
Howard Chapel notices list numerous local visits and calls. Families including DeHaven Whitacres Ritter Kerns and DeHaven households host relatives and friends from Martinsburg Cross Junction Hedgesville and nearby towns with birthdays and dinners noted.
In Hayfield the region remains very dry with gardens and pastures drying and water running low. Weekend visitors included Roy Phelps and family from Ohio, John Turner and family from Baltimore, Beulah Elliott hosted guests, and diverse relatives joined gatherings at Turner and Larrick households.
Mr. and Mrs. Asbury Fiddler of Hagerstown Md visited here on Sunday. Other callers included Harrisonburg and Winchester residents Mrs Dorothy DeHaven and Mrs Havermale, Kernstown residents Mr and Mrs Floyd Snapp and Mrs Eddie Ray, Tako ma Park Md natives Mr and Mrs Daniel Snow and Angela, Ohio couple Mr and Mrs Perkins, Clear Brook resident Mrs Carl Strickler, and Maude DeHaven visiting aunt. Irdhe Copenhaver spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Nannie Wigginton. Joe Cleveland and daughters enjoyed Virginia Beach last week.
The Rev. John Morton preached his last Mt. Pleasant U B Church sermon last Sunday and moves to another college to complete minster studies. Franklin Racey and family returned to Woodville Ohio after vacation time. Mrs Agnes Rosenberger visited Mrs Mable Perry. Mr and Mrs Charles Lake with sons Ronnie and Mike dined with friends. Mrs Mary Russell and Mrs Perry visited Mrs Deha Haven in Gainesboro. Richard Fisher on Navy leave, stationed Norfolk, recently home from the Mediterranean cruise. Mrs Freda Arnold and two children vacationed in Iowa. Insurance agents Owens Front Royal and Good Winchester called. Weather remains hot and dry.
Dorsey Delano Bryan of Brunswick Maryland had the abduction charge dropped on the Commonwealth Attorney's motion after an infant girl Tressa Lynn Royston was taken from the Royston home on Main Street and returned unharmed the same night. The Haymaker Reunion is set for SenSen Park tomorrow at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Puffenburger hosted a sightseeing trip for Mr. and Mrs. Carter Luttrell to Baltimore Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay. Louise Siete spence stayed with her father and kin. Ebert Kretzer Norman Dockey and Floyd Luttrell visited in Martinsburg and Welltown. B F Strother hospital bound at Winchester Memorial. Eldus Cooper and C A Montgomery called on Sharpe Martinsburg and Ruth Shiley in Ridgeway.
Mrs. Elmer Swartz hosted an open house last Sunday from 2 to 6 PM for their 40th wedding anniversary. The event followed a week in which residents marked the start of the 1966-67 school term and visits by relatives from nearby towns.
Recent visitors to the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Boyd include Roger Baker and Frank Belcher of Wichita Kansas. The Middle Road Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Virginia Lowe. Various residents and relatives are listed as visitors including Miss Nancy Weller and children Abbey and George from Martinsburg West Virginia and Mrs Anna Ewing and Gretchen Lovett.
Hog and veal prices listed for September 1 with steers heifers cows and stocker calves shown by grade. Turner pastor of the White Post church to speak at Shiloh Chapel Chase Minnie Wood tomorrow at 3 PM for the Building Fund. Sister Kathy Jackson sponsor. service open to the public.
A groundbreaking ceremony for the Stephens City Methodist Church educational building is planned for tomorrow at 10 30 AM. The church invites friends and members to attend along with the church school. Regular worship services are 8 30 AM and 11 AM with church school at 9 45.
Winchester-Frederick County trails with 41 percent of its $611,000 Series E H goal, Clarke County at 45 percent of $91,000, while the state reaches 57.5 percent of its $91.2 million target. Caroline County surpasses its goal at 128 percent with $81,685 of $64,000, and Rap-hannah is last at 33 percent of $36,000.
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