Miss Natalie Woody and Glenn Miller Wedding at United Church
Miss Natalie Rebecca Woody and Glenn Ervin Miller wed at the United Church of Christ in Tenth Legion on July 30. The ceremony featured a double ring rite, with nuptial music and a palm decorated altar. The bride wore mist taffeta with lace, and carried a white Bible with orchid and ivy. she was attended by Linda Clayton, Sheryle Miller, and Martha Clark, with Marilyn Fultz as matron of honor. The groom’s cousin Harry Miller Jr. served as best man, and several ushers attended. The couple plans to reside in Harrisonburg after the ceremony and reception at the church social room. Out-of-town guests included Rev. Harry M. Miller and others from Winchester, Harrisonburg, and Frederick Maryland.
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The
United Church of Christ In Tenth Legion
Natalie Rebecca Woody
Glenn Ervin Miller
Rhoda D. Woody
Rt. 3
Broadway
Eleanor Miller
Timberville
Harrison L. Miller
Bland A. Seebrick
Judy Bazzle
Marvin Driver
Marilyn Fultz
Mt. Sidney
Linda Clayton
Harrisonburg
Sheryle Miller
Winchester
Martha Clark
Jennifer Brown
Harry Miller Jr
Larry Fultz
Robert Fulk
Glenn
Ned Woody
Community group schedule of events at George Washington Hotel
A local listings page shows activities and meetings: BPW at the George Washington Hotel at 6 30 p m 7 p m Winchester Junior Rifle Club 7 30 p m Duplicate Bridge at the George Washington Hotel 8 p m Woodmen of the World 8 p m Fraternal Order of Eagles 8 p m John Dove Chapter Royal Arch at City Hall War Memorial Building Saturday shelters Lions Baker and Anderson Electrical Co Sunday Lions Pyne and Sipe Reunion Kiwanis Salem Church of Brethren Rotary Barton Reunion Exchange Hershman Key Club No 1 Reed Reunion.
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George Washington Hotel
Winchester Junior Rifle Club
George Washington
Woodmen of the World
Order of Eagles
John Dove
Royal Arch
City Hall
Rotary
Barton
Hershman Key Club
Reed
Miss Glynis Barnes Weds Airman Russell Feeley Jr in Norwich
Miss Glynis Barnes daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Barnes of Milecross Norwich England married Airman 1 C Russell G Feeley Jr son of Mr and Mrs Russell Feeley Mountain Falls Rt A 1963 graduate of James Wood. The ceremony was July 1 in Norwich with a honeymoon in Southern England and Winchester. Feeley trained at Lackland and Lowry AFB then posted to Lakenheath England in June 1964. They plan to return to the United States in October 1967.
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WFC
Harry Barnes
Milecross
Norwich
Norfolk
England
Glynis
Russell G. Feeley Jr
Lakenheath Air Force Base
Winchester
Feeley
Russell Feeley
Mountain Falls
James Wood
Lackland A.F.B
Texas
Lowry A.F.B
Denver
Colo
Lakenheath
Cynthia Miller Engaged to Robert Keller of Shepherdstown
Miss Cynthia Ann Miller announces engagement to Robert Lemon Keller of Shepherdstown West Virginia. Both are seniors at West Virginia University. Keller is grandson of Mrs Lester Dailey of Cross Junction and the late Mr Daily.
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John L. Miller
Shepherdstown
W.va
Cynthia Ann
Robert Lemon Keller
Robert Keller
Robert A. Keller
Miss. Miller
Mr. Keller
West Virginia University
Lester Dailey
Cross Junction
Daily
Local Birth Notices List Four Newborn Girls and One Boy
The notice records births on September 5 through September 7. Parents include Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Painter of Harpers Ferry and Mrs. Edgar Allen Dellinger of Lebanon Church with four family entries, and Mr. and Mrs. Creed Junior Haymond of Route 4, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hensil Markle of Route 1 Kearneysville. Names include Lisa Mae, Kathy Lynn, and a girl for Mr. Markle.
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David Lee Painter
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Lisa Mae
Edgar Allen Dellinger
Lebanon Church
Kathy Lynn
Creed Junior Haymond
Route 4
Floyd Hensil Markle
Kearneysville
Markle
Shelby Jean Carper
Arts and Crafts Show Fourth Annual Near New Market
The New Market Arts and Crafts Club prepares its fourth annual show with members Mrs. Lindstrom and Mrs. Peer of Woodstock as china painters reflecting the show’s fun side. Charter members include H. W. Garber enam el craftsman and Mrs. W. F. Dorgan artist-writer of New Market. Mrs. Peer, a former Winchester resident and Handley High School graduate, pursues a commercial art career with studies at the Famous Artists School.
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Ex | Liindstrom
D. J. Peer
New Market
Idris and Crafts Club
Lindstrom
Peer
Woodstock
New Market Club
Winchester
Handley High School
Wood Ave
Famous Artists School
Local Graduates and Travelers Highlight Winchester Society
Mrs. Charles Alexander remains a hospital patient at Winchester Memorial. Patricia Ann Petrie departs to attend United Airlines Airline Hostess School at O'Hare Chicago. Ann Edmonds heads to Newport News to teach at T Ryland Sanford School. William Lyle Bull enters Massanutten Military Academy Woodstock for the year. A pre nuptial shower honors Miss Betty Holliday ahead of her Sept 17 wedding to Charles E Patterson with many relatives present.
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Patricia Ann Petrie
Maxine B. Petrie
E. Piccadilly Sr
United Airlines
O’hara National Airport
Chicago
Miss Petrie
Handley High School
Leggett’s Department Store
Ann Edmonds
Newport News
T. Ryland Sanford School
Miss.Edmonds
S. Garner Edmonds
Academy Circle
Betty Holliday
Ellis Patterson
Gerald Carroll
Miss Holliday
Charles E. Patterson
James Brannon
Thomas Patterson
James Patterson
Ruth Marple
Carl Anderson
Allen Brannon
Larry Brannon
aAlso
John Holliday
Franklin’ Holliday
Charles Swartz
Jeannette Holliday
Cheryl Holliday
Abe Embrey
Charlie Armel
Libby Ambrose
One Man Art Show At Wayside Gallery Middletown
George A. Whitmore of Winchester displays oil paintings and ink drawings at Wayside Gallery Middletown from Sept 12 to 24. Whitmore will attend the opening night and has studied art since youth, with recent tutoring by Robert Wick. The note adds his prior shows and other works, plus a local reunion and furniture waxing tip.
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George A. Whitmore
Winchester
Wayside
Middletown
Mr. Whitmore
Whitmore
Washington School of Art
Washington
Famous Artists School
Westport
Conn
Robert Wick
Wayside Gallery
the Plains
Duplicate Bridge Winners at George Washington Hotel
Wednesday's duplicate bridge at the George Washington Hotel was a monthly master point game. Winners in the north-south were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Scully with second place Mrs. H. D. Harper and Mrs. Howard Shockey. Third place tied between Mrs. Robert Giffin and Mrs. Russell Newcome, and Mr. and Mrs. George Downing. In the canteet penition Lucerne Renfer and Mrs. Margaret Schramm won, with Bentley Kinney and Tony Moscatello in second. Third went to Mrs. Preston Avery and Mrs. H. H. Bowers, and fourth to Mrs. Herbert Schutte and John Griffith.
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George Washington Hotel
Thomas G. Scully
H. D. Harper
Howard Shockey
Robert Giffin
Russell Newcome
George Downing
Lucerne Renfer
Margaret Schramm
Bentley Kinney
Tony Moscatello
Preston Avery
H.H. Bowers
Herbert Schutte
John Griffith
Church Circle Meetings Schedule Released by First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church lists circle meeting times and leaders for the week. Mon 10 a.m. No 1 chaired by Mrs Philip Sprenkle with Mrs Richard Hughes at 524 Jefferson St. Other circles meet in Kent Room and at member addresses, ending Mon 3 p.m. No 6 chaired by Mrs John Carr. Tue 8 p.m. No 13 chaired by Mrs W H Lawrence II with Mrs Austin Hovermate.
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First Presbyterian Church Circle
Philip Sprenkle
Richard Hughes
Jefferson St
Lambden Ave
Harry Straw
Kent
William P. Anderson
Julian Buncutter
D. E. Leatherman
Charles L. Burns
Cecil St
John Carr
Washington St
Warren Eddy
George Snarr
S. Stewart St
Ridgely White
Warren Gregory
Rostel Road
Orville Wine
Wine
Fairmont Ave
Richard Z. Crisman
Walker St
Paul Hotinger
E. C. Fernandes
Brandon Drive
J. Curtis Fray
Kent Room
W. H. Lawrence, II
Austin
Hovermate
Greenawalt Ave
Timber Ridge Church to Host Guest Minister
The Rev. Bernie Zirkle of the United Church of Christ will speak at 11 a.m. Sunday at Timber Ridge Christian Church in High View. A picnic basket lunch will be served in the Parish House at noon.
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Pyne and
Sipe
Lions Shelter
Senseny Park
Bernie Zirkle
United Church of Christ
Timber Ridge Christian Church
High View
AARP Winchester Meeting and Bake Sale Planned
The American Association of Retired Persons of Winchester met at the War Memorial Building on Sept 6 with Folk Singers from Handley High School performing. A bake sale at Montague Macedonia and Round Hill Methodist Church on Saturday at 8 a.m. will raise funds for the Parsonage kitchen at 113 W. Whitlock Ave, home of Rev Norman Compton and his family.
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American Association of Retired Persons of
Winchester
War Memorial
Handley High School
Steele
Montague
Macedonia
Round Hill
McCtory
W. Whitlock Ave
Norman Compton
Grange Meeting Emphasizes Elections at Middletown Pomona
The Middletown Grange hosts Frederick County Pomona Grange on Wednesday at 8 p m with an officer election. Also included is a chili recipe feature highlighting chick peas and kidney beans with oregano cumin and Tabasco.
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Middletown
Frederick County
Pomona
Wipe Iron Clean Tip for safe iron care
Advice shows to clean an iron by wiping with a damp cloth when cool and to avoid water dipping. Emphasizes drying the iron after cleaning to prevent damage.
Salvation Army Auxiliary Meeting Set for Thursday
The Salvation Army Auxiliary will meet next Thursday at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Cooper 521 Bellview Ave to discuss upcoming community programs.
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Salvation Army Auxiliary
Robert Cooper
Bellview Ave
Kernstown Woman's Society to Meet at Mrs June Tusing Home
The Kernstown Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet with Mrs. June Tusing on Monday at 7 30 p.m. Mrs. Clara Warren will be the devotional leader.
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Kernstown
Cleaning and Maintaining Coffee Makers
Wash the insides of electric coffee makers thoroughly with hot suds to remove residue that harms flavor. Rinse with clean water and buff the exterior with a soft cloth to restore luster. avoid water entering the heating unit unless it is immerseable.
Fin nan haddie preparation guidance from old cookbook
Instructions describe cooking finnan haddie in a large skillet with water until boil then drain. Refill with fresh water, bring to a boil again and simmer covered for about 15 minutes. Serve with a butter parsley sauce.
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Finnan Haddie
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R.G. Feeley, Jr
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Charles Alexander
Berryville Pike
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Jane J. Ball
Cork St
Massanutten Military Academy
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Reunion
Shookcenter, Inc
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AP Food Editor
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