Calendar of events notes daylight saving wrap
Daylight Saving Time ends at midnight. On September 23 there is a WSCS rummage sale at 9 to 5 at Montague Ave and 5 at 9 p.m. Macedonia Church yard party. September 24 Brumback Reunion at Walnut Rome Christian Church and Carp Reunion at Hér Camp School House. September 25 Optimist Club at Lee Jackson 7:30 a.m. Exhausters Auto Club 7 p.m. Stonewall PTA 7:30 p.m. Madison Lodge 7:30 p.m. McKinley Chapter Eastern Star 8 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel 8 p.m.
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Montague Ave
WSCS
E. Piccadilly St
Macedonia Church Yard
Brumback
Walnutrome Christian Church
Optimist Club
Lee-Jackson
Exhausters Auto Club
Rt. 50
Stonewall Pta
Madison Lodge
McKinley Chapter
Eastern Star
City Hall
George Washington Hotel
TAC Platter Party in Parking Lot
Student nurses host a car wash all day and the TAC event runs Saturday from 7 30 to 11 p m in the parking lot.
Local personals note college enrollments and family events
Miss Mary Alice Griffin leaves for Richmond to enter Westhampton College as a sophomore. Mary Helen Evans starts freshman year at Westhampton. Thomas Lee Fiddler returns to Virginia Tech as a sophomore. Johnny Allen Johnson born Sept 20 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Charles Sell visits Skyline Caverns near Front Royal. Joan Lorraine Lord resumes sophomore year at Longwood College. Pat Mills to Radford College as junior class secretary. Linda Mae Slonaker begins freshman year at Lebanon Valley College. Sue Ellen Light celebrated 8th birthday with family and friends. William Donovan enters freshman at New Hampton School. John Cussen Jr returns to Principia School.
Kriegbaum Engaged to Roland Fletcher
The Rev and Mrs Arnold R Kriegbaum of Winona Lake Indiana announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Ane Kriegbaum to Roland Fletcher of this city The bride to be is studying nursing at Memorial Hospital South Bend Indiana and is a Warsaw High School graduate of May 1961 The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs H L Fletcher of 629 Atwell St He is a Handley High School graduate of 1958 and a junior at Grace College Winona Lake Indiana The wedding date has not been set
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Arnold R. Kreigbaum
Winona Lake
Ind
Karen Ane
Roland Fletcher
Kriegbaum
Memorial Hospital
South Bend
Warsaw High School
Warsaw
Fletcher
H. L. Fletcher
Atwell St
Handley High School
Grace College
Use of Maiden Name as Middle Name After Marriage
The accepted practice is to take the spouse’s surname as a middle name after marriage. For example Mary Miller marries John Williams and becomes Mary Miller Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
John Williams
Mary Miller Williams
Miss Anita Tidler Weds John Brannan in Mount Ranier
Miss Anita Tidler became Mrs John Sheridan Brannan on August 19 at St James Church Mount Ranier Maryland. The bride wore a lace and silk gown with seed pearls and iridescent sequins and carried white roses and white orchids. Attendants wore embroidered organdy and carried floral sprays. After a reception at Cheverly American Legion Club the couple planned a home in Mount Ranier Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Tidler
Hyattsville
Anita Louise
John Sheridan Brannan
Charles T. Brannan
Mount Ranier
St. James Church
Maryland
Mary Carrie Brannan
Melissa Brannan
Carol Spiker
Robin Zimbro
Maid of
Francis J. Brannan
Winston-Salem
N. C
Charles T. Jr
Phillip
Christopher Brannan
Jeffrey Taylor
William A. Taylor
Alexandria
Alice Taylor
Cheverly
Northwestern High School
Hudson and Creyke
Washington
University of Maryland
The
Washington Evening Star
Ocean City
Russell Avenue
Births in the area include several new arrivals
To Mr and Mrs Maurice Lee McDonald of 213 Shenandoah Ave a girl Sue Ellen. to Mr and Mrs James Richard Phillips of 807 National Ave a boy Richard Anthony. to Mr and Mrs Robert Franklin Richards of Bluemont a boy. to Mr and Mrs William Arthur Baker of Stephens City a boy. Mrs Richards is the former Stella Mae Trussell and Mrs Phillips is the former Betty Lou White. September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Lee McDonald
Shenandoah Ave
Sue Ellen
McDonald
Geraldine Ruth Whitlock
James Richard Phillips
National Ave
Richard Anthony
Phillips
Betty Lou White
Robert Franklin Richards
Bluemont
Richards
Stella Mae Trussell
William Arthur Baker
Stephens City
Baker
Peggy Caroline Headley
Gainesboro WSCS Plans Sunday Music and Scripture Program
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Gainesboro will present a program of music and Scripture Sunday at 7 p.m. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service of
Gainesboro
Saturday Night Casserole Delight For After School Gatherings
A simple hot casserole idea suitable for after school snacks or weekend parties. Sauté apples and onion in bacon fat, layer with red cabbage and frankfurters, add water, bake at 350 for 40 to 45 minutes until browned. Serves four to generous portions.
Fall Institutes of WSWS of EUB Church Here
The Vir ginia Branch Women's Society of World Service fall institutes will be held at the Winchester church for Berkeley Springs and Winchester Districts on Friday Sept 29 (EST) with an evening session starting at 6 p.m. A new program includes the EUB Men's Groups and children as guests.
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Fall Institutes of
WSWS
Eub
Virginia
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Winchester
Berkeley Springs
E.U.B
Shutts Celebrate Golden 50th Wedding Anniversary
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Eugene Shutts of Brucetown on their 50th wedding anniversary dated September 15. Mrs Shutts is the former Miss Mary Jarver of Jefferson County.
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Eugene Shutts
Brucetown
Shutts
Mary Jarver
Jefferson County
Comrade Bible Class Holds First Fall Meeting
The Comrade Bible Class invites all members to the first fall business and social meeting on Tuesday at 8:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall of Braddock Street Church Educational Building. Group 4 led by Mrs. T. J. Gatewood will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comrade Bible Class
Fellowship Hall
Braddock St. Church
T. J. Gatewood
Hawthorn Garden Club Hears Mrs Simpson on Bulbs
The Hawthorne Garden Club met at Winchester Golf Club for a talk on the propagation of flowering bulbs by Mrs. David Simpson. She offered practical tips for local gardeners and the club announced fall sale candles boards. The group reported ribbons at Berryville Show and listed judges and award winners. Stonewall PTA to meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. EST. large attendance urged.
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Hawthorne Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
David Simpson
Berryville
Milard Cussen
Billy Phillips
Lloyd Martin
Fred Naegely
J. Thomas Kremer
Frederickstown
Vincent Catazello
Arthur Marshall
Rhodes Huntsberry, Jr
Harry Stewart
Charlie Sims
Fred.m. Ritter
Mass
Fred M. Ritter
S. Garner Edmonds
Stonewall Parent-Teachers Association
V F W Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Local Rentals and Gifts
The Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 2123 met at the Post Home with president Mrs. Carol Fetterhoff presiding. Olive Grim reported a $25 donation of food to the Texas Hurricane Carla relief. Dollie Adams sold 60 of the new 50 star flags. Cards and flowers were sent to Gold Star Mother Annie Garden on her 101st birthday. A $25 donation went to the National Cancer Fund. The next district meeting is Dec. 3 in Winchester.
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Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 2123
Post Home
Carol Fetterhoff
Olive Grim
Texas
McGuire VA
Dollie Adams
Annie Garden
Winchester
National Cancer Fund
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Ann Peer
Quarles School
Mary V. Rosenberg
Carillon Recitals At Luray Tower
The Luray Singing Tower hosts carillon recitals from March 15 to November 15 on Sundays Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Charles T. Chapman is the carillonneur and will perform tomorrow at 7 30 p m with pieces composed for the Luray Carillon.
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Luray Singing Tower
Luray
Charles T. Chapman
Community Aid Club Rally At Zion Church
The Community Aid Club will hold a public rally Sunday at Zion Baptists Church in Boyce at 8 p.m. Heavenly Gospel Singers of Happy Creek will perform. Miss Rebecca Talbert is president Miss Frances Burwell the secretary and the Rev. W L Burch is pastor.
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Zion Baptists Church
Boyce
Heavenly Gospel Singers of
Happy Creek
Rebecca Talbert
Frances Burwell
W. L. Burch
Negro Day Nursery Holds Fall Meeting
The Negro Day Board opened the fall season with Mrs. Warren Gregory presiding. Pifer Stationery donated a four drawer metal file and a bookcase. Admissions chair Mrs. Stewart Bell announced 42 preschool enrollments. licensed for 40. average daily attendance 38. Mrs. George Jackson said the nursery has our full quota of women volunteers for the Community Chest. volunteers attended included Mrs. Wilbur Boy and others.
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Negro Day Board
Warren Gregory
Pifer Stationery
Stewart Bell
George Jackson
Nursery Community Chest
Clerks Board
Community Chest
Wilbur Boy
Edwin Barksdale
G. R. Womeldorf
Frank Armstrong
W. L. Peterson
Four Winchester Kiwanis Attend Capital District Convention
Four members of the Winchester Kiwanis Club attend the Capital District Kiwanis International convention in Washington DC. Jerry Goodman is first vice president, Bob Pullen treasurer, Vic Wheeler and Holmes Newcome secretary. Speakers include Kiwanis International vice president Charles A. Swain and trustee Martin T. Wiegand. Delegates from 157 clubs attend with officers to be elected.
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Winchester Kiwanis Club
Capital
Kiwanis International
Washington, PD. C
Jerry Goodman
Bob Pullen
Vic Wheeler
Holmes Newcome
Charles A. Swain
Martin T. Wiegand
Community Chest Red Feather Supper Pledge Report
Members and solicitors including C B Turner and Mrs. Pifer plan to attend the Red Feather supper next Thursday to report pledges received to date for the Negro Day Nursery, an agency of the Community Chest funding nursery operating expenses.
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C. B. Turner
W H. Pifer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Alice Griffith
E. H. Griffith
Jefferson St
Richmond
Westhampton College
Mary Helen Evans
Rudolph Evans
Thomas Lee Fiddler
Grantham Fiddler
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Lawrence Doil Johnson
Jimmy Allen
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles Sell
Cork St
Front Royal
Joan Lorraine Lord
Edward L. Lord
Stephenson
Longwood College
Farmville
Lord
Virginian
Pat Mills
D. W. Mills
East Cork St
Radford College
Radford
Miss Mills
Linda Mae Slonaker
Paul J. Slonaker
North Ave
Lebanon Valley College
Annville, Pa
Horace C. Light, Jr
Evelyn
Keith
Tony Lillis
Margie
Mary
Ricky Coulson
Cathy
Dennis
Cindy Lillis
Barbara Jean
Marily
Judy Creswell
Mary Lillis
Joan
Patsy
Dennis Lillis
Della Lillis
Dyer Coulson
Margaret Brill
Barbara Creswell
William Donovan
New Hampton School
New Hampton
N. H
David R. Donovan
Chapel Hill Farm
John Cussen, Jr
Principia School
St. Louis, Mo
Tom
Karen Kriegbaum
Miss Kriegbaum
Calais
Mads E
Esac
Anita Tidler
John Brannan
Gaunt
Floyd L. Fulk
Homer Delamore
Cherryvale
Staunton
Harry Sinks
Cumberland
Kentucky
Kentucky Highland Mission
Institute
H. E. Richardson
R. P. Smith
W.s.ws
Vernon Close
Howard Collins
W.S.W.S
Hawthorn Garden Club
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Luray Tower
Zion Church
Capon State Park
Cacapon Lodge
North
Negro Day Nursery
the Commercial Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
W. Boscawen St
Episcopal Church
Waterford Foundation
Ratcliffe House
Nuber
Waterford
Leesburg
Clark's Gap
Loudoun County
the Waterford Foundation, Inc
Waterford, Virginia
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