Miss Mary Penwell Weds James Bromley in Winchester
Miss Mary Ludessa Penwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleary Penwell of Well Town Pike married James Bruce Bromley son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Bromley of Stephenson on September 5 at Market Street Methodist Church. The ceremony featured palm and candle decor with maid of honor Lyn Marks and best man Perry Duvall. The reception followed at the church Fellowship Hall. The couple plan a wedding trip to Black Water Falls West Virginia and reside on Wolfe Street Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ludessa Penwell
Cleary R., Penwell
Welltown Pike
James Bruce Bromley
Bruce Bromley
Stephenson
Market Street Methodist Church
Alan Peer
Lyn Marks
Middletown
Batiste
Perry Duvall
Thomas Cochran
Mae Carper
Winchester
Penwell
Bromley
James Wood High School
Abbott, Proctor and Payne
Mrs Stealey Married To Major Hall
Mrs Laura Redon Stealey wed Hugh James Hall Jr at Fort Dix New Jersey on September 1 in the chapel. Attending were Major and Mrs John Taylor, and others from Baltimore and Garden Terrace Fort Dix. The Halls reside at Fort Dix with their eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Redon
Laura Redon Stealey
Hugh James Hall, Jr
Fort Dix
N.J
John Taylor
Royal A. Redon
Baltimore
Major
South Frederick Home Demonstration Club Hostes Meeting
S. Frederick Mrs. R. O. Daugherty will host the monthly meeting of the South Frederick Home Demonstration Club tomorrow at 1 p.m. Miss Agnes Shirley will demonstrate an arrangement of plant materials for decorating the home. Kitchen arithmetic: 5 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon equal 1/3 cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Daugherty
W. Whitlock Ave
South Frederick
Pvt Newlin Stationed At Fort Riley
Pvt Larry L Newlin returned from a 13 day leave to visit his mother Mrs Isabelle Newlin and grandfather T D Newlin after completing 16 weeks of training at Fort Jackson South Carolina He attended James Wood High School and is listed as US 52595272 Co B 2nd Bn 16th Inf Fort Riley Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry L. Newlin
Isabelle Newlin
T.D. Newlin
Fort Jackson
S.C
James Wood High School
Co. B
16Th Inf
Fort Riley
Kansas
Newman Club Holds Meeting at Seminary in Jordan Springs
About 30 students from Shepherd College accompanied by Professor Carper met at Holy Trinity Mission Seminary in Jordan Springs. Father Conan, chaplain and chair of the Middle Atlantic Newman Clubs, announced the year’s education program with two courses and final plans for an October Education Conference in Martinsburg for Newman Club members from Virginia and parts of West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd College
Carper
Shepherd
Holy Trinity Mission Seminary
Jordan Springs
Father Conan
M.S
Newman Club
Newman Clubs
Middle Atlantic
Cowan
Martinsburg
W.va
Virginia
West Virginia
Jaycee Ettes Plan Halloween Events and Meetings
The Jaycee-ettes schedule a Stop Polio sandwich project for Oct 18 led by Mrs. Philip Rinker, attend Vienna area meeting Oct 24 to share ideas, and hold a costume dance Oct 31 at Isaac Walton Building. Changes to constitution and by laws were adopted and Mrs. Philp Olinger was invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee-ette
Jaycee-ettes
Philip Rinker
Vienna
Lewis Binner
Issac Walton
Philp Olinger
Neil Johnston
Donald Mallett
Donald
Jayceeettes
Recreation Council
Ralph Coates
Carl
Hagerstown
George Stickley
Charles Peterson
Births and Sale Notices in Loudoun County
Births report a girl for Mr and Mrs John Mc Pherson Pinckney Middleburg and a boy for Mr and Mrs John Jackson Kerns Stephens City with details of parentage. A boy is also born to Mr and Mrs Donald Lee Unger Front Royal Road. A rummage sale at 109 S Loudoun St sponsored by Round Hill Methodist Women runs Friday and Saturday with specific hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McPherson Pinckney
Middleburg
Pinckney
Janice Osborn Ashton
John Jackson Kerns
Stephens City
Kerns
Shirley Ann Sibert
Donald Lee Unger
Front Royal Road
Donald. Lee II
Unger
Sharon Elizabeth Grimm
Loudoun St
Round Hill Methodist Women
Calendar of Events September 24 Community Activities
September 23 8 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel. September 24 events include a rummage sale at Braddock Street and Loudoun Street, garden club meetings with Mrs. Rosenberger and Mrs. Daugherty, Rotary Club dinner at George Washington Hotel, United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary at Lee Jackson, Round Hill Ruritan, American Legion Board, Shawnee Bowman at War Memorial Building, Hoppers Auto meeting, Jaycee Business at Lee Jackson, Company K at Handley Boulevard, Women of Moose at Moose Home, Slo Mo Shuns at Jaycee No 1 Shelter, Oglesby Young Adult Class. WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING 7:30 p.m. listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock St
Winchester Council of Garden Clubs
Stephen Rosenberger
South Frederick
Daugherty
S. Loudoun St
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary
Lee-Jackson
Round Hill
Ruritan Club
Strosnider Enlists in Army
Ronnie Strosnider son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Strosnider of Greystone Terrace recently enlisted in the U S Army He is a Handley High School graduate class of 1964 and a former member of The Virginia Lancers Drum and Bugle Corp After basic training he will spend a leave with family before attending Army special training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Strosnider
Robert W. Strosnider
Greystone Terrace
U.S
Handley High School
The
Virginia Lancers Drum and Bugle Corp
Double Wedding Anniversary Celebrations at Canterbury
Father and daughter jointly celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary at the Clevenger homeplace in Stephens City. Frank Arch Clevenger and his wife mark 30 years since May 6, 1934, with a large family including 14 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Also honored are Bland Ritenour and his wife who share a 30 year milestone since Aug. 23 1934 with two children and two grandchildren in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevenger
Canterbury
Stephens City
Frank Arch Clevenger
Harrisonburg
James Wright
Pansy Plank Dove
Winchester
Virginia
Dren
Bland Ritenour
Herbert Sydenstricker
South
Ritenour
Edna McCauley Clevenger
Jayceeettes Sponsor Jr Miss Virginia Pageant in Roanoke
Roanoke Jaycee-ettes launch the Virginia Junior Miss contest to be held January 14 to 16 at Hotel Roanoke. Prizes include a college scholarship wardrobe and a World Book Encyclopedia set. Virginia's Junior Miss goes to Mobile in March for about 14000 in scholarships. Contestants must be 16 by March 18 1965 and high school seniors not graduating before May 1 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Roanoke Jaycee-ettes
Hotel Roanoke
Burlington Mills
Roanoke Group
Mobile
Ala
Mickey, Lazenby
Bedsford
Timber Ridge Fellowship and Beta Sigma Phi Rush Party Planned
The Woman's Fellowship of Timber Ridge United Church of Christ meets with Mrs. Luther Johnson at 7 30 p m tomorrow at 325 N Bradedock St. Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosts a Rush Party at Shawnee Fire Hall tomorrow at 8 p m with a Western Hoedown theme inviting Western dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Fellowship of
Timber Ridge
Epsilon Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority
Shawnee Fire Hall
Golden Light Circle Sale at Bethel Lutheran Church
The Golden Light Circle of Bethel Lutheran Church at Albin sponsors a sale tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at 208 Braddock Street. The Ladies Auxiliary of the United Commercial Travelers holds a dinner meeting at Lee-Jackson Restaurant tomorrow at 7 p.m. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock St
Golden Light Circle
Bethel Lutheran Church
Albin
Ladies Auxiliary of the
United Commercial Travelers
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Winchester garden clubs council meeting announced
The Winchester Council of Garden Clubs will meet tomorrow morning at 10 oclock with Mrs Stephen Rosenberger on Millwood Avenue. The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Cork Street Christian Church will hold a general meeting at the church tomorrow at 745 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Council of Garden Clubs
Stephen Rosenberger
Millwood Ave
The
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the
Cork
Street Christian Church
Cheese Always In Season and Recipe Tips
Cheese Always In Cheese is one food that's always in season and style. Sample at least two new varieties each visit such as smoky Provolone mild Brick nutty Swiss or red wax Gouda. Store wrapped tightly in waxed paper or foil or plastic in a cool container. For drop cookies use a teaspoon to drop dough onto the sheet.
Add Italian Sausage to Standby Spaghetti Sauce
A flavorful upgrade folds sliced Italian sausage into the standby tomato sauce. Brown the sausage in a skillet, then simmer the meat in the sauce during the final hour of cooking for richer flavor and a heartier texture.
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Mary L. Penwell
James Bromley
Sage
Mr. Bromley
James Wood
Southern Bread
Black Water Falls
W. Va
Wolfe St
Virgil Purtlebaugh
Richard Knight
Stealey
Major Hall
S. Frederick
Pvt. Newlin
Larry Newlin
Red Cross
Cma Fashion Footweer
Jaycee
Handley Blvd
Women of Moose
Moose Home
WAR Memorial Building
Slo-Mo-Shuns
Jaycee No
Oglesby
Strosnider
Jaycee-ettes Sponsoring
U. S
Jesse M. Ramsey
Richland Avenue
N. W
Roanoke
Waidin
Nigella
Bing
Seth
Kiel
Getd Aim
Smao
Wiesmann
Tame
P.m
UCT Auuiliary
Council of
Cork St. Church
Helen R. Collier, Dct
W. Boscawen St
FBI
Smash Savings
OUR
Lady Susan
Lady Suzan Silicone
PY Lala
Gic Buy
Aidee
Pyg
Electric Consul