Miss Barbara Lloyd Weds James Shelby Longerbeam
The Berryville Baptist Church hosted the Sunday afternoon wedding of Miss Barbara Jean Lloyd and James Shelby Longerbeam. The ceremony featured a double ring rite, lace gown, and a bouquet centered on a White Bible, with a reception in the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Lloyd
Broaddus T. Lloyd
James Shelby Longerbeam
Clifton Longerbeam
Boyce
Berryville Baptist Church
Julian S. Orrell
Berryville
Calendar of Events for September evenings
Per 19 6:30 p.m. Jayceeettes at Lee Jackson and 7:30 p.m. Shenandoah Numismatic Club at WMB. Various meetings follow at Winchester Golf Club and local venues including Lodge 867 BPOE Elks Home. Highlights include Rotary George Washington Hotel and multiple garden clubs and PTA gatherings.
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Jayceeettes
Lee- Jackson
Shenandoah Numismatic Club
Wmb
Kline
PTA Ein Bridge
Winchester Golf Club
Lodge
Elks Home
Rotary Club
George Washington
Glen Burnie
Hawthorne Garden Club
Fort Loudoun
Dar
Quota Club
Wayside Inn
Golden Light Circle
Bethel Lutheran Church
Armel Pta
Little Theater
Bark Mill
Gore School
PTA
Shawnee Fire Co
Hoppers Auto Club
Kernstown
York Ave
Valley Council Koc
Lee-Jackson
Enders Fire Co
Joe Spangler
Berryville Bride Sees Wedding Week Events and Reception
After the White Bible Ceremony and multiple showers the bride and groom plan a Cape Cod wedding trip and will reside at 9 South Church Street Berryville Apt 4 following their nuptials. Attendants hosted a luncheon at Battletown Inn. The bride’s party included Miss Lorraine Fuller and Mrs William Rosenberry Jr with Mrs Delia Caylor hosting after rehearsal. The groom served four years in the U S Air Force and works for the Internal Revenue Service in Martinsburg West Virginia. The couple will be at home in Berryville after their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Mass
South Church Street
Apt. 4
Berryville
Young Women’s Auxiliary
Mary Baldwin Alumnae to See Day Paintings
Horace Day professor of art at Mary Baldwin College will display recent paintings during the Winchester Chapter alumnae luncheon at The Wayside Inn Middletown at 1 p m Saturday. Attending are Mary Baldwin Vice-President Joseph W Timberlake Jr Miss Martha Anne Pool national president and Miss Fannie B Strauss retired Mary Baldwin faculty member news from Staunton College opening its 121st session Mrs Charles H Schutte Jr chairs the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Day
Mary Baldwin College
Winchester
Mary Baldwin Alumnae Association
Mary Baldwin
Joseph W. Timberlake, Jr
Martha Anne Pool
Alumnae Association
Fannie B. Strauss
Staunton College
Charles H. Schutte, Jr
Winchester Group
Texans Back Goldwater Convention Backs 1964 Presidency
The Texas Republican State Convention adopted a resolution urging Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona to run for the presidency in 1964.
Miss Rinker Engaged to Billy Jackson
Mrs. Eleanor Burgess announces the engagement of Freeda F. Rinker to Billy R. Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Jackson of 312 Gray Ave. Freeda is the daughter of the late Earl E. Rinker and a Keyser High School graduate who attended Catherman’s Business School in Cumberland and works at Sal Loan Service Inc. in Cumberland. Billy Jackson attended Handley High School and works for Orville Hoover, painting contractor. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Burgess
Freeda F. Rinker
Billy R. Jackson
G. A. Jackson
Gray Ave
Miss Rinker
Earl E. Rinker
Keyser High School
Catherman’s Business School
Cumberland
Sal Loan Service Inc
Cumber
Miss Miller Engaged to Harold Edwards
Mr and Mrs Lester C Miller of Route 2 announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Marie to Harold Edwards of Bristol son of Mrs Ellen E Harrison of Clinchco and the late Basil Edwards A fall wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester C. Miller
Route 2
Dorothy Marie
Harold Edwards
Bristol
Ellen E. Harrison
Clinchco
Basil Edwards
Miss Miller
Handley High School
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Fishersville
Mr. Edwards
Haysi High School
Local youths depart for college and new starts this season
Sharon Jaye Smith leaves for Madison College to begin sophomore year as a transfer student from Shenandoah College. Michael Robinson heads to Virginia Tech as a freshman after June graduation from Handley High School. John L. Kater Jr tours Europe then moves to New York City after visiting Latane Street parents. Mrs. Bertah Newcome and family visit amidst Mrs. Ella Fisher’s 93rd birthday celebrants. Robert Grim Jr and Tom Grim proceed to their schools with Rob returning to Shepherd College and Tom entering UVa. Elizabeth Huff returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital. James Miller Jr returns to Oberlin Conservatory for senior voice work and Lilian Baldwin Scholar recipient. John Webster Whitacre and Dorothy Kerns welcome infant Rebecca Sarita Sept. 12 at Winchester Memorial. Larrick H. Hockman Jr sails to Virginia for UVA sophomore year. Patricia Ann Strosnider leaves for Mary Washington College. Ralph Everett Alger and wife congratulate on Melissa Lee born Sept. 13 at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
Armel PTA Opens Term With Evening Meeting
Armel Parent Teachers Association holds its first meeting of the school term at the school tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Members are invited to attend and participate in planning for the term.
Macedonia Church Country Ham Dinner
A country ham dinner is planned for September 22 at Macedonia Methodist Church on Front Royal Road. Proceeds will support church programs and community needs.
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Macedonia Church Country Ham Dinner
Macedonia Methodist Church
Front Royal Road
Mary Martha Class Fall Banquet at Stephenson Church
The Mary Martha Class of Grace Lutheran Church plans its Fall Banquet tomorrow at 6 30 p m at Stephenson Methodist Church Rt 11 north Transportation is arranged by meeting at the church by 6 p m Guest speaker will be Carter Baker.
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Mary Martha
Grace Lutheran Church
Stephenson Methodist Church
Rt. 11 North
Carter Baker
Hawthorne Garden Club Meets at Winchester Club
The Hawthorne Garden Club will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Winchester Golf Club with Mrs. Harry C. Stewart as hostess. Special of the Day is Sheil Fantasy.
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Hawthorne Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
Harry C. Stewart
Gore School PTA First Monthly Meeting Planned
The Gore School Parent-Teacher Association forms for the first time and will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Gore School. All parents are urged to attend and participate in building the new organization. The Welcome Wagon Club meets tomorrow afternoon at 8 p m with Mrs Joe Spangler 530 Fox Drive. The nominating committee for officers will be appointed.
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Gore School
Welcome Wagon Club
Joe Spangler
Fox Drive
Winchester Council of Church Women Holds Meet
The September meeting of the Winchester Council of Church Women met Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church with 16 members from nine churches. Reports were given by delegates, plans discussed for World Community Day and a Christmas Stocking replacement fund, and new representatives welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Council of Church Women
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
C. L. Whitlock
Congregational United Church of Christ
Henry W. Korinth
Centenary United Church of Christ
VUCYM
Massanetta Springs
Betty Jo Payne
St. Paul’s A.M.E
Judy Wolfe
Centenary Church
Melvin Dick
William Douglas Frye
Highland Memorial
Charlena Washington
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Emma Ridgeway
Janie Claytor
Grace Clevenger
North Central Area
Christian World Missions
Christian World Relations
Grace Lutheran Women Invited to World Community Day
At 10 a.m. Grace Lutheran Church hosts meetings with a half hour devoted to studying the book Channels of Peace. The session aims to clarify the World Community Day program. All interested women are invited to attend.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Kiwanis Key Club Meets with William Hollis Speaker
The Kiwanis Key Club holds its monthly meeting at 7 30 p m this evening at the War Memorial Building. Speaker will be William Hollis vice president of Farmers and Merchants National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Key Club
William Hollis
Farmers and Merchants National
War Memorial Building
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barbara Lloyd
Phyllis L. Pine
Shirley Silman
Joanne Chilcott
Thomas C. Lloyd
Renee Garrett
Bentley Longerbeam
Charles Town
Longerbeam
Clarke County High School
A. Garland Williams
Charles Town High School
A.A.U
Middletown
Goldwater
Royal Crown Bottling Company
Winchester, Va
Dorothy Ewing
S. Braddock St
Billy Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Orville Hoover
Freeda Rinker
Dorothy Miller
Sharon Jaye Smith
Lewis Smith, Jr
Greenwall Ave
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Miss Smith
Shenandoah College
Michael Robinson
Harry D. Robinson
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
John L. Kater, Jr
Europe
New York City
John L. Kater
Latane St
Bertah Newcome
John
Purcell Ave
M L. Adams
Rippon
W. Va
Ella Fisher
Lime Kiln
Fisher
Robert Grim, Jr
Tom S. Grim
Robert Grim
S. Cameron St
Rob
Shepherd College
Tom
University of Virginia
Elizabeth Huff
Hart St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James M. Miller, Jr
J. M. Miller
South St
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin
Ohio
Mr. Miller
Lillian Baldwin
John Webster Whitacre
Rebecca Sarita
Whitacre
Dorothy Marie Kerns
H. Larrick Hockman, Jr
Larrick H. Hockman
Charlottesville
Patricia Anne Strosnider
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Charles Strosnider
Virginia Ave
Ralph Everett Alger
Melissa Lee
Alger
Mary Frances Fuller
Gaunt
Armel Pta Meeting
Armel Parent Teachers Association
Southeast Asia
J. S. Ducknall
Margaret Lake
Margaret Sturgess
First Presbyterian
Dickie Sharp
Christ Episcopal
Elsie Nelson
Ducknall
Mark Andes
Congregational Christian
Virginia
S.A
A.B.C
Shoecenter
C Inc
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cather’s Valley
Morgan Jones
Helen R. Collier
D.C.T
W. Boscawen St