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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1970
Page
8
Calendar notes Mrs. Lewis Wiley of The Plains and the former Helen Calvert of Warrenton in camel Melton outfit with wolf fur accents at Atoka Farm Stables courtyard for the Fall Fashion Show starting at noon tomorrow. FRIDAY 7 p.m. Winchester Junior Rifle Club.
The Winchester Jaycee ettes host a bake sale tomorrow at Leggett's Dept Store with Phyllis Morgan as director and Lynn Michael as chairman. Homemade breads brownies cookies and fudge will appeal to shoppers and proceeds fund Jaycee ette community projects including a Northwestern Workshop gift of 1100 a band uniform for Frederick County Junior High and aid to a needy family.
The Mary D. Neville Guild presents the 21st Hunt Country Fashion Show at Atoka Farm on Atoka Road between Middleburg and Upperville starting at noon tomorrow. Luncheon precedes the show featuring Jacques Tiffreau designs from New York and more than 60 Fall Collection pieces.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Thomas White of Stephens City on their 24th wedding anniversary married September 17 1946 in Winchester by Rev Roy Schmucker They have two children Michael and Judy Mrs White is the former Louise Clarke Garland R Peck Sr of 237 Shawnee Ave on their 29th wedding anniversary married September 18 1941 in Portsmouth Va at Park View Methodist Church by Rev Ernest W Aaron They have four children Sharon Lake Karen Breeden Marilyn Stump and Garland Peck Jr They also have three grandchildren Roger Lee Breeden Jr Theresa Elizabeth Lake and Mary Belinda Stump.
Mrs. Eugene P. Wadsworth district Pilot International leader will visit the Pilot Club of Winchester on Friday September 25 at 7 30 p m. The event occurs at Farmers and Merchants National Bank with emphasis on membership growth and club expansion. Helen Lesko presides over Winchester Pilot chapter.
Members Charlene Walton Jackie Bachman Barbara Midkiff and Arlene Krueper prepare decorations for the Golden Harvest Ball sponsored by Beta Nu Sorority for Northwestern Shelter Workshop. The event on Sept 26 at George Washington Hotel offers tickets at Ram Jewelers Buzzella's George Washington Hotel Barber Shop or by calling 662-1965.
Alpha Omega Sorority discussed plans for the new year at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Eddie Dodson. Officers and chairmen including Mrs. Arthur Parrish vice president Bush chair man, Mrs. Raymond Sandy Ways and Means, Mrs. Henry Lee Welfare, and Mrs. Rufus Smith president presented the event outline. Mrs. Robert Wibberley, who attended the International Council Convention in St Paul Minnesota in July, won second place for her chapter history at an international level. Mrs. Leroy Hill co hosted.
The Exemplar Preceptor Ritual Degree was awarded to Mrs. Lewis Hodgson as members set committees for Program Social Ways and Means Scrap Book and Publicity and Hospitality. The next meeting is planned for Sept 24 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Roy Gardiner's Round Hill home.
The South Frederick Home Demonstration Club meets Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the War Memorial Building with Mrs. Maude Ford leading devotion and a Finishing Furniture demonstration by Mrs. Lyda Groves and Mrs. Vera Buetow. Mrs Crum to Mrs Ruth Crum will teach at the Golden Link Bible Class Sunday at 9 45 a m at the First United Methodist Church. members urged to attend.
Miss Eleanor Lee Miller of Timberville and Carl William Estep of New Market married at St Martin's Lutheran Church on September 5. The bride wore ruby red chiffon with Venice lace and a red flowers headpiece. The couple resides on Click Lane in New Market after a reception hosted by Mrs Voyten.
Myrtle Kirby presided over the bi monthly meeting of F O E Auxiliary No 824. Four new members were accepted and initiated. Announced events include the Eastern Regional State Assembly in Richmond and the Grand National Convention in Boston. Anniversary dinner set for Oct 9 with details and calls to notify secretary Clara DuBrueler by Oct 6.
The Winchester Lioness Club will hold its regular dinner Monday at 6 30 p m at Market Street United Methodist Church. Mrs Barbara Wakeman of the Christian Record Braille Foundation will present the program.
Sept. 15 born to Mr. and Mrs. William E. Stine Jr. a son Edward Casey at 500 N. Braddock St. Mrs. Stine is formerly Miss Ann Temple Bromley.
Senior Regent Mrs. Roger Shade chaired the meeting with Mrs. Harry Thompson as publicity chair. The Men of the Moose enrollment is planned for Sept 20 to celebrate their 94th anniversary, followed by social activities and a bake sale. A Benefit Public Auction is set for Oct 3 at Lillian Rhodes residence with Ray Fahnestock as auctioneer.
MISS ROSEMARY 5S. BAILEY of 516 North St. is enrolled in Emory and Henry College at Emory for the coming year as a freshman. HERMAN Pat BARR JR was elected an officer of North Carolina National Bank in Charlotte. He becomes part officer in the bank's central purchasing department. MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS MARTIN and daughter Monica Lynn of Camden S C have returned home after visiting relatives in Boyce Middletown. The WYNDHAM FAMILY Reunion was held at the Wayside Inn in Middletown with guests from New York Coraopolis Pa High Point N C and Wake Forest University.
The Battletown Garden Club met September 8 at Grace Episcopal Church Parish House for a workshop on The Right Angle Arrangement. Co-hostesses were Miss Josephine Drury and Mrs. John Heard. Horticulture exhibits were judged with multiple yellow, blue, red ribbons awarded to Mrs. J O Cain, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Philip Cunningham, Mrs. Charles Grubbs, Mrs. Thomas Keating, Mrs. Ben Longerbeam, Mrs. Doug Moler, Mrs. William Rosenberry, and Mrs. Robert R. Smith III. Judges were Mrs. James Carter and Mrs. William Rosenberry.
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