Martinsburg Couple Weds In Church of the Brethren Ceremony
Miss Virginia Grubb and Benny Russell Dunham married September 1 in Martinsburg. The ceremony at the Church of the Brethren was conducted by Rev. Edward Wenger with pink and white mums. The couple will reside at 1004 Winchester Ave. Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Virginia Grubb
Earl N. Grubb
Martinsburg
Benny Russell Dunham
Ethel Dunham
Ridgeway
W. Va
J. Mervil Dunham
Edward Wenger
Church of the Brethren
Stuart F. Lentz
William Dunham
Robert Collis
Bunker Hill
Robert
Calendar of Events Summary at Local Churches and Groups
A crowded day of community events includes a WSCS rummage sale at Montague Ave Church from 9 am to 9 pm, Capon Chapel rummage sale on 22 S Braddock St, and a 1 pm Mary Baldwin Alumnae meeting at Wayside Inn. Evening activities include Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel at 7:30 pm, Fraternal Order of at Home event at 8 pm, Woodmen of the World gathering, and a 1:30 pm Hymn Sing at Clearbrook Pentecostal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Montague Ave
Capon Chapel
S. Braddock St
George Washington Hotel
Order of
Es — Woodmen
The
Worl
Der
Rummage Sale
Mary Baldwin Alumnae Association
Wayside Inn
Pentecostal Church
Clearbrook
Weekend Teen Lounge and TAC Platter With Election
Friday night open lounge for teenagers 7 30 to 11 p m. Saturday features TAC Platter 7 30 to 11 p m. Sunday at 2 p m TAC election to conclude the weekend events.
Miss Wilda Lamp To Marry W R Sirbaugh
Mrs Ralph C Lamp of Glengary West Virginia announces the engagement of Wilda Jane Lamp to William Raymond Sirbaugh. Wilda attended Musselman High School and works at C H Musselman Co Inwood. William attended James Wood High School and works for W B Snider and Sons. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilda Lamp
W. R. Sirbaugh
Ralph C. Lamp
Glengary
W. Va
Wilda Jane
William Raymond Sirbaugh
William Sirbaugh
Red Bud Road
Miss Lamp
Musselman High School
C. H. Musselman Co
Inwood, W. Va
The Road to Button Bay on Channel 9 Monday
The program The Road to Button Bay airs 8 to 9 p m Monday on WTOP TV Channel 9. It presents the 1962 Girl Scout Senior Roundup at Button Bay Vermont attended by four Winchester seniors Katie Glaize Pat Knight Elizabeth Golliday and Sally Bush and follows eight senior scouts from Kansas with 10 000 campers overall. Local viewers may spot familiar faces among the campers and participants. Mrs Philip Hunter Blue Ridge Girl Scout Council president expects the area will watch and gain new appreciation for Girl Scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button Bay
Channel 9
Wtop-Tv
Winchester
Katie Glaize
Pat Knight
Elizabeth Golliday
Sally Bush
Kansas
Philip Hunter
Blue Ridge
Old Stone Church Memorial Assn Meeting at Green Spring
The Old Stone Church Memorial Association will meet at the Green Spring church Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Elections of officers will be held and plans for the coming year will be discussed. A picnic supper by the Auxiliary will follow the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Stone Church Memorial Association
Greenspring
Rev Don Miller to preach at Mount Olive Church
The Rev Don R Miller will deliver the sermon at Mount Olive Church near Hayfield at 9 45 a m on Sunday. He is the newly appointed minister for the charge. Misses Jeannie and Sue Nail will offer a musical special. The service is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don R. Miller
Mount Olive Church
Hayfield
Local students return to college as term resumes
Miss Patricia Ann Wills returns to Radford College for her senior year at Radford. Miss Geraldine Basore leaves for Madison College to start sophomore year in Harrisonburg. Osaran Edwards begins sophomore year at the University of Richmond. Jinny Germelman returns to Mary Washington College for sophomore year. Robert Kenneth Carter heads to Virginia Tech as a sophomore. Mrs Herrell is home with a fractured ankle. The Relief Tent Meeting continues nightly through the week led by Rev Jesse Jenkins and Pastor W Wilson with the Gospel Tent hosting services and the Youth Choir participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Wills
E. Cork St
Radford College
Radford
Geraldine Basore
A. W. Basore
West V Ave
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Jesse Jenkins
W. Wilson
Brisco Snapp
R and T Orchard
Robinson PTA Meeting Sets Theme for 1962-63
The Robinson Memorial School PTA chose Families and Communities Mold Responsible Citizens as its theme for 1962-63. Over 100 attendees filled the school for the first meeting on Wednesday night. Principal Edward C. Lizer introduced the faculty and pledged teacher support while Boy Scout director W C Gleason urged a volunteer Cub master for Pack 17. President Martha K Hockman urged action to promote Cub Scouting and Brownies. The group announced three delegates to the Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers convention October 15 to 17 in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Memorial School
Edward C. Lizer
W. C. Gleason
PTA
Robinson Pta
Martha K. Hockman
Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers
John Marshall
Richmond
Berryville to Hear Col Cheatham in Sunday Sermon
Col Richard B. Cheatham will be guest speaker at Berryville Presbyterian and Stone's Chapel Presbyterian churches Sunday. His sermon title is The Disturbing Christ. Cheatham, born 1916 in Nashville, has a long Army chaplaincy career and is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Cheatham
Berryville
Col
Richard B. Cheatham
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Stone’s Chapel Presbyterian Church
Nashville
Tenn
University of Florida
College of the Bible
Lexington
Teachers College University
N.Y
Disciples of Christ
Miami
Fla
United States Army Chaplaincy
Aleutians
349Th Engineers
Adak
Camp Earle
Attu
Department of the Army
Washington
Cheatham
Cheaney Robertson
Sara Lynn
Richard B
Arlington
Freemont Street Nursery Board Meets on Wednesday
The Freemont Street Nursery board held its regular meeting at the nursery with President Mrs Warren Gregory presiding. New member Mrs Joseph Cartwright joined the board as admissions chairman Mrs Stewart Bell reported capacity 40 preschool enrollments all children have physical exams and immunizations a letter from State Nursery School Supervisor Miss Sarah Elliott praised Miss Gladyce Crawford and staff for high standards State Supervisor changes to Mrs Aline Bulwinkle Educational Committee seeks large wooden blocks and push pull toys without wheels Freemont Street Nursery is a Red Feather Agency of the Winchester Frederick County Community Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemont. Street Nursery
Warren Gregory
Joseph Cartwright
Stewart Bell
Gregory
Sarah Elliott
Gladyce Crawford
Blue Ridge CPA Group Receives Hilton Trophy
The Blue Ridge Chapter of the Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants received the Hilton trophy for the greatest contribution to the accounting profession in the state. Retiring Blue Ridge president Robert S. Barbour accepted the award from Louis A. Ryan at the Virginia Society’s annual convention last weekend in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants
Hilton
Virginia Society of Cpa
Robert S. Barbour
Louis A. Ryan
Virginia Society of Cap
Richmond
Friends Meeting Plans Rummage Sale
The Centre and Hopewell Friends Meetings plan a rummage sale at Centre Meeting House on Washington and Piccadilly Streets on September 28 and 29. There will be a good selection of men's, women's and children's clothes and miscellaneous articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre and
Hopewell
Centre Meeting House
Washington and
Piccadilly Sts
Independent wording guidance for plans and others
The note advises avoiding generic phrases and instead using precise wording. It emphasizes maintaining independence in intention and avoiding direct references to others while expressing resolve.
Miss Greenlief Engaged to Julian Sirbaugh
Mrs Nellie Greenlief Pingley and Robert Pingley announce the engagement of daughter Sandra Kay Greenlief to Julian Percell Sirbaugh son of Mr and Mrs Sirbaugh of Martinsburg West Virginia Handley High School 1960 graduate employed by American Brake Shoe Corp The wedding is set for October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Greenlief Pingley
Robert R. Pingley
Smithfield Ave
Sandra Kay Greenlief
Julian Percell Sirbaugh
Oo Sirbaugh
Highland Ve
Museum Dinner and Artmobile II Gala in Middleburg
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts hosts a gala at the Middleburg Community Center tomorrow at 6 PM DST to celebrate the first visit of Artmobile II Twelve Portraits Delacroix to Gauguin. The paintings are loaned by Mr and Mrs Paul Mellon of Upperville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Middleburg
Artmobile II
Delacroix
Gaugin
Paul Mellon
Upperville
Chamber Plans Course in Politics
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce sponsors a non partisan course in Practical Politics. Nine weekly Tuesday sessions begin 7 30 p m at the War Memorial Building with a $4 total cost. Registration by Monday via Chamber office MO 24119. Leaders include Linwood DeHaven and Del Sewell. City Council members have taken the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester-Frederick County
Linwood DeHaven
del Sewell
Bank Plans Two Forums on Americanism
Pulitzer Prize winner David J. Mays of Richmond will speak Oct. 2 at 7 30 p.m. at Shenandoah College auditorium on The Constitution and How it is Being Misconstrued. Dr Frank R Barnett of New York will speak Nov. 7 at 7 30 p.m. on Survival Strategy and the Private Citizen about the effect of communism and how to cope with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Mays
Richmond
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shenandoah College
Mays
Frank R. Barnett
New York
Clarke Lions Broom Sale Sets New Local Record
Berryville Clarke County Lions Club reports the broom sale last night drew strong support with over 660 brooms sold by 7 p.m. and about 15 dozen remaining likely to sell tonight. Proceeds support the club's Light Conservation program and surpass $1,000 in potential profits. Kenneth K. Jones praised the community for the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Lions Club
Kenneth K. Jones
Clarke County
Capon Chapel Rummage Sale Planned at St Braddock Street
There will be a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday starting at 9 a.m. at 22 St Braddock St. to benefit Capon Chapel Building Fund. A bake sale is also scheduled on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Braddock St
Capon Chapel Building Fund
Often Misspelled: Petrify Putrefy Observe Tri
A brief note on common misspellings highlights Petrify and Putrefy spelled as petrify and putrefy with guidance to observe the prefix tri for triadic or tri.
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Mrs
Betty Grubb
Benny R. Dunham
Tabler
Re. F. Lentz
Mart
William F. Mullineaux
Baltimore
Robert Tabler
Leighton Miller
Grubb
Dunham
Wincheser Ave
Martinsburg High School
Southern States Coop
O’boyle Tank Lines
Jay’s Boys’ & Girls Shop
Bambury
Coat Craft
Kate Kiddies
Boys & Girls Shop
Loudoun
the & Wing Studio
Dorothy Ewing
Mr. Sirbaugh
James Wood High School
W. B. Snider and Sons
Old Stone Church Memorial Assn
Don Miller
Olive
Gaunt
Russell Herrell
Fairmont Ave
Os Aran Edwards
Raymond Edwards
University of Richmond
Jinny Germelman
Mrs. C. F. Germelman
Mary
Washington College
Fredericksburg
Robert Kenneth Carter
Robert Carter
Kernstown
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Freemont St. Nursery
Blue Ridge Cpa Group
Hilton Trophy
Singing
Luray Caverns
Luray, Virginia
Luray
Luray, VA
Miss Greenlief
Julian Sirbaugh
Chamber
Elwood McIntire
Clarke Lions Broom Sale
Capon Chapel Rummage Sale
Member Federal Deposit
Tee
Armstrongs
Lion’s Club
Lion’s Light Conservation Program
Cammer Tire Company
E E
Northside
Laundromat
Loudoun St
Oates
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