Miss Linda Shifflette Weds Arvil Carl Reeb Jr in Danville
The September 7 wedding at Woodlawn Baptist Church Danville joined Miss Linda Louise Shifflette daughter of Mr and Mrs James E Shifflette of Danville formerly of Winchester to Arvil Carl Reeb Jr son of Mr and Mrs Arvil Carl Reeb of Louisville Kentucky The Rev Gerald Bridges officiated The bride wore a white illusion veil pearl jewelry carried a white Bible with an orchid shower and white satin streamers The four tier veil was held by a seed pearl crown The ceremony included jade green bridesmaids dresses and yellow chrysanthemum bouquets The couple will reside in Wilmore Kentucky where the bride attends Asbury College The groom who earned a BS in psychology from Asbury College plans to enter the Army Reserves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Louise Shifflette
James E. Shifflette
Danville
Winchester
Arvil Carl Rebb, Jr
Arvil Carl Rebb
Louisville
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Gerald Bridges
Ruth Tobabes
Sharon Cooper
Linda Jackson
Smoky Mountains
Wilmore
Asbury College
Army
Calendar of Events September 14 Evening Gatherings
September 14 events list includes a 5 p.m. Weinver Roast at Chestnut Grove Methodist Church a 5 p.m. Yard Party at Mount Williams Community Center a 7:30 p.m. Hymn Sing at Macedonia Church and a Hymn Sing at Carpenter's Valley Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinver
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Mount Williams Community Center
Ree Eas
Macedonia
Chi
Carper’s Valley Methodist Chu
Church and civic group meeting notes
At 7:30 p m DeMolay meets at Mas onic Building. Miller School PTA gathers at the school. Frederick County Fire Assn meets at 8 p m. Madison Lodge convenes at 8 p m. Duplicate Bridge plays at Town House Restaurant at 8 p m. VFW Auxiliary assembles at Post Home at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Miller School Pta
Frederick County Fire Assn
Madison Lodge
Duplicate Bridge
Town House
VFW
Post Home
TAC Platter Party and Various Community Picnics
Schedule lists events including a TAC Platter Party for ages 15 to 19 at Rotary Shelter 7 30 to 11 pm. Shenandoah Valley National Bank tellers picnic at 3 pm. Sunday features a TAC Membership meeting at 2 pm and a reunion for Mrs. Mabel Kennan at Exchange Shelter. Also Montague Ave Methodist Church event and Kiwanis Key Club picnic at Acme Market Shelter 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Tellers
Kiwanis Key Club
Acme Market
Mrs Solenberger Discusses Color At Garden Club
Mrs Solenberger, vice president of the Fredericktown Garden Club, spoke on color at a club meeting hosted by Mrs Joseph Butler. She reviewed Your Color and Your Self, linking color choices to personality, and outlined basic colors and neutral tones for different types. Awards were given for the day including Crescent Line Mass blue and multiple blues reds and yellows to various members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Solenberger
Herbert Solenberger
Fredericktown
Preston Moffett
Solenberger
Harold Brown
French Lee
Donald Stewart
Wilbur Krise
Miller School PTA Meeting Set for Monday Evening
The Miller School Parent-Teachers Association will hold its regular meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the school. The session aims to help parents meet their child’s new teacher and a baby sitter will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller School
Parent-Teachers Association
Local social notes list returning visitors and upcoming weddings
Mr and Mrs Harry F Anderson return from White Sulphur Springs after attending the Don McNeil Breakfast Club. Infant Kermit T Good Sr is hospitalized in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Miss Mary Helen Evans leaves for UNC junior year after studies at Westhampton. Mr and Mrs Luther Hamilton return home after Texas visit. Mrs Charlotte Bucher visits Allen Hamilton in Maryland. PFC Robert Funkhouser on leave from Fort Sill. will return to duty. Emma Williams a Winchester patient. Airman Charles Huff reassigned to Amarillo AFB for fuel specialist training. Miss Anne Clare Dick returns to Marymount College and holds student government roles. Mr and Mrs Irvan O’Connell host guests Helen Rhodes and son. couple to wed in December and travel to Lincoln, MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Funkhouser
Fort Sill
Okla
Cecil Funkhouser
Irvan O’connell
Apple Pie Ridge
Helen Rhodes
Irvan O’connell Jr
Miss Rhodes
O’connell
Lincoln
Mass
Timothy Rhodes
Local births announced for multiple families
Birth notices list Sylvia Marie Neff in Route 1, Donna Fay Feagans in 404 Hollingsworth Drive, Howard Lewis Hall in Boyce, and other newborns. Mothers’ prior names include Gardiner Keeler Bierly Wavielee Price Zimmermann Braithwaite and residences in Middletown Charles Town Nain Purcell Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden Lemuel Neff
Route 1
Sylvia Marie
Neff
Rosa Lee Gardiner
Silas Nelson Shifflett
Middletown
Shifflett
Barbara Ann Keeler
Wilder Warren Feagans
Hollingsworth Drive
Donna Fay
Feagans
Constance Marie Kelleher
Colin Clarence Dunbar
W. Washington St
Charles Town
W. Va
Dunbar
Katherine Mae Bierly
Harvey Eugene Hall
Boyce
Howard Lewis
Hall
Marie Wavielee Price
Wilbur Barton Butler
Nain
Butler
Caro Lynn Zimmermann
Franklin Benjamin Anderson
Purcell Ave
Anderson
June Marie Braithwaite
Bridge Winners Announced at Town House Restaurant
Winners of Monday's Duplicate bridge at Town House Restaurant were Mrs. H. D. Harper and Mrs. Howard Shockey. Second place was tied between Mrs. W. Nelson Page with H. H. Bowers and Mrs. Robert Giffin with Mrs. Furman Perry. In fourth place were Mrs. James P. Reardon and Mrs. S. C. Richmond. On Wednesday a Mitchell game saw Mrs. Claude Smalls and Mrs. John Goodwin win north side, with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hyde Jr. second. East–west winners were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cline, with Mrs. H. G. Brown and Mrs. Preston Avery second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town House
H. D. Harper
Howard Shockey
W. Nelson Page
H. H. Bowers
Robert Giffin
Furman Perry
James P. Reardon
S. C. Richmond
Mitchell
Claude Smalls
John Goodwin
UDC Chapter Installs New Officers and Sets October Plan
Miss Lucy F. Kurtz led the installation of officers including president Mrs. C. A. Davis and treasurer Miss Regina Kimmell. Delegates were elected for Roanoke October 1 2 3 at Patrick Henry Hotel. Members endorsed a pension candidate and approved donations to Rescue Squad Stonewall Jackson Scholarship Fund and the October meeting at Mrs. Glass home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy F. Kurtz
C. A. Davis
R. Bruce Shanker
Herbert Larrick
John Pickeral
Regina Kimmell
Robert McC. Glass
Haslup Revell
Davis
Roanoke
Patrick Henry
Kurtz
Harlee
Bridgeforth
Larrick
H. F. Revell
Slohaker
E L. Astleford
Glass
Herman Lee
Edith Taylor
Katherine Fenton
Turner Ashby
Stonewall Jackson
Washington Street
Area Christian Workers' School Opens Tomorrow
The Winchester Area Christian Workers' School begins tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. in the Educational Building of Market Street Methodist Church with an orientation class for Primary Laboratory Class members. Mrs G Stanley McCleave of Trenton N J will lead. Regular sessions start Monday at 7 p.m. Registration info available from area Methodist ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Area
Christian Workers’ School
Market Street Methodist Church
G. Stanley McCleave
Trenton
N.J
Mayor Smalts Addresses BPW Club on Elections
The Winchester Business and Professional Women's Club held a Monday dinner at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant with Mayor Smalts as guest. He urged participation in all elections and discussed local government while club members received yearbooks and planned meeting schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lee-Jackson
Comrade Bible Class Devotions Led by Mrs Miller
Mrs E T Miller will lead devotions for the Comrade Bible Class tomorrow morning at 9 45 in the chapel of Braddock Street Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Miller
Comrade
Braddock Street
Church of Christ Moves to New UAW Building
The Church of Christ of Stephens City has relocated to the UAW Building on Paper Mill Road. Terry Tuttle of Elizabeth City North Carolina is the new minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ of
Stephens City
UAW
Paper Mill Road
Terry Tuttle
Elizabeth City
N.C
Waffles Get Spice with Cinnamon Ginger and Cloves
A kitchen note suggests adding spice to waffle batter by incorporating cinnamon, ginger, and cloves for a warming flavor. The idea invites a bold, fragrant twist to a classic breakfast item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arvil Carl Reep, JR
Miss. Shifflette
Bride of
Arvil Carl Reeb, Jr
Trula Martin
Janet Shifflette
Mr. Reed
Edward Shifflette
Gary Shifflette
Jack Hancock
Gary Bockhurst
Bill Hanley
East Springfield
Ohio
Clover
Howard Johnson
Northern
Virginia
Woodbury
Y.vii
TAC
Rotary Shelter
Mabel Kennan
Montague Ave
Methodist Church
Recreation Council
AMCO
PTA
Marshall Novick
Winchester-Frederick County
Barbara Madigan
Musical Comedy Artists of
Baat
Harry F. Anderson
Fox Drive
White Sulphur Springs
Don McNeil
Greenbriar Hotel
Kermit TO. Good J
Kermit T. Good
Battle Ave
Winchester Memorial
Mary Helen Evans
R. C. Evans
Sheridan Ave
University of North Carolina
Miss Evans
Westhampton College
University of Richmond
Luther Hamilton
Middle Roads
Charlotte Bucher
Silver Spring
Allen Hamilton
Middle Road
Mrs. Hamilton
Texas
F.D.S
Emma Williams
Fairmont Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles R. Huff
Franklin H. Huff
Millwood
Amarillo Air Force Base
Tex
United States Air Force
Huff
Air Force
Clarke County High School
Anne Clare Dick
Charles H. Dick
Marymount College
Arlington
Northside
Laundromat
N. Loudoun St
Oates Ave
Gaunt's Drug Store
Valley Ave
Loudoun
UDC Chapter
Area Christian Workers’ School
Mayor Smalts
BPW Club
Claude B. Smalts
Smalts
War Memorial
Bible Class
Church of Christ
Samdy
Valley
Ewing Studio of Dance
Dorothy Ewing
S. Braddock St
Carl Beatty
Front Royal
Wey
C&s
Kommercial & Savings
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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