Miss Sherry Bucher Engaged to Dale Chafin
Miss Sherry Lynne Bucher of Arlington engaged to Dale B. Chafin son of Mrs. Pearl Chafin of Baltimore. Bucher attended Handley New Hanover and Annandale High Schools and works as a legal secretary in Washington. Chafin graduated from Matewan High School and Marshall University and is self employed. Wedding planned for December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl B. Shickle, Jr
Winchester
C. P. Bucher
N. Olmstead
Ohio
Sherry Lynne Bucher
Arlington
Dale B. Chafin
Pearl Chafin
Baltimore, Md
Bucher
Handley, New Hanover
Annan
Special Exhibit Opens at Belle Grove Shenandoah Valley
Belle Grove near Middletown hosts a new exhibit Architectural Landmarks in the Shenandoah Valley sponsored by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Richard Miles White of Dickinson College prepared the display with Ellen Beasley of the Trust guiding the project. The exhibit runs through late October and Belle Grove hours are weekdays 10 to 4 and Sundays 1 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley
Belle Grove
Middletown
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Richard Miles White
Dickinson College
National Trust
Ellen Beasley
White
Library of Congress
Sea cucumbers cited as favored food in Chinese cuisine
The article notes sea cucumbers are used as food and are especially popular in Chinese dietary traditions. It highlights their culinary role and cultural significance without extra details.
Miss Antonia Tulou Engaged to Dr Murray
The engagement of Antonia Annet Tulou to Marshall Raymond Murray is announced by Dr. and Mrs. Pierre Tulou of Washington Street. Both seniors at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill plan a December wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Tulou
Washington St
Antonia Annet
Marshall Raymond Murray
Raymond LeRoy Murray
Raleigh
N.C. S
University of North Carolina
St Chapel Hill
Food Prices Continue to Fluctuate
Virginia Duesberry of the Virginia Department of Agriculture Market News Service reports ongoing price volatility as summer crops yield to early fall harvests. Last week brought notable gains with ten pound bags of white potatoes up 9 cents to 79 and pole beans up 7 cents to 38 per pound, while cauliflower rose to 50 cents per head and broccoli to 44 cents per bunch. Several items edged up a cent or two, including cucumbers and cabbage, with squash and tomatoes showing mixed moves. acorn and butternut squash declined. Celery and several greens averaged a cent lower.
Hawthorne Garden Club Wins in Show
The Hawthorne Garden Club won the Blue Ribbon Award at the Flower Show. Market notes list popular fall items back on sale with Brussels sprouts 42 cents a pint, cranberries 35 cents a pound, pomegranates 22 cents each, and Rose pears 29 cents a pound. Prices for Summer fruits rise as supplies thin. plums 42 cents, Italian prunes 24 cents, nectarines 37 cents, peaches 22 cents. watermelons scarce. Apple prices ease with Red Delicious 55 cents per 3 lb bag and Golden Delicious 55 cents. Red Delicious per pound 26 cents. All Purpose 25 cents. Egg prices dip slightly with Grade A large 73 cents a dozen and medium 66 cents. retail demand remains brisk.
Mission Study to be Held by Grace Lutheran Church Ladies
Grace Lutheran Church women plan a Mission Study on Japan Tuesday at 6 15 p m in the Fellowship Hall. A Sukiyaki dinner precedes the film style session replacing the monthly meeting with an invitation to all ladies of the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lutheran Church Women of Grace Lutheran Church
Japan
Allanson Patterson Reunion and Local Events Calendar
Sunday events include 11 a.m. Allanson Patterson Reunion at Rotary Shelter and 4 p.m. Hardy County House Tour. 7:30 p.m. Hymn Sing at Relief Methodist Church. Monday features 7 p.m. Civil Air Patrol at old Virginia Woolen Mill and 8 p.m. Madison Forge at George Washington Hotel. Also 8 p.m. Fraternal Order of Eagles at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia
George Washington Hotel
Madison Forge
No. 6
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Winchester area students and residents noted in university and hometown updates
George L. Weidig Jr. and David S. Whitacre of Winchester and Cross Junction head University of Richmond dormitories. Weidig a 1965 Handley High School grad and Whitacre a 1966 James Wood HS grad. Miss Sandra Kay Haines studies student teaching at Appalachian State University in North Carolina. Jimmy Haines heads to United Technical School in Georgetown. Rebecca Ann Hogan begins sophomore year at Bryan College in Dayton Tennessee. James Venable and Judy Anderson Venable welcome Robert Wayne Venable born Sept 22 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Lelia Foreman to enter University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Weidig, JR
David S. Whitacre
Winchester
Cross Junction
University of Richmond
Weidig
Whitacre
Handley High School
George Louis Weldig
Woodland Ave
Sigma Chi
Richmond
James Wood High School
Frank Lee Whitacre
Sandra Kay Haines
Earl Haines
Shenandoah Hills
Forest City
N.C
Appalachian State University
Boone
Johnnie Street
Haines
Oak Hill Academy
Rebecca Ann Hogan
Bryan College
Dayton, Tenn
Thomas S. Hogan
Academy St
Berryville
Hogan
Clarke County High School
Marvin Chapel Community Church
James Venable
Fairview Ave
Robert Wayne
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Venable
Judy Marie Anderson
District XII Nurses Association to Elect Officers in Woodstock
The Virginia Nurses Association District XII holds a quarterly dinner meeting on October 7 at 6 30 p m in Vanderbuilt Hall Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock. All registered professional nurses are urged to attend to help elect the 1968 69 District XII officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Virginia Nurses Association
Woodstock
Vanderbuilt Hall
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
District XII
Duplicate Bridge Winners at George Washington Hotel
Mrs. W. Nelson Page and Mrs. Jane Bull won the Wednesday duplicate bridge game at the George Washington Hotel. Second place went to Mrs. J. Gray Beverley and Mrs. Graham Dougherty, with B. B. Butts and Dan Fowler third, Jim Thomas and Lloyd Broadstreet fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nelson Page
Jane Bull
George Washington Hotel
J. Gray Beverley
Graham Dougherty
B. B. Butts
Dan Fowler
Comrade Bible Class Returns to Braddock Street Church
The Comrade Bible Class meets Sundays at 9 45 a m in the Chapel of Braddock Street Methodist Church starting tomorrow for the coming months with Victor L Ridgeway continuing as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comrade
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Victor L. Ridgeway
Carillon Recital Times Changed at Luray Tower
The Luray Singing Tower recitals move to 3 p.m. on Tuesday through November 14. Carillonneur Charles Chapman will perform a 45 minute program weekly on Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray Singing Tower
Charles Chapman
47 Bell Carillon
Farrar Lodge Elks Meeting Tuesday Evening
The Daniel J. Farrar Lodge Elks Club will meet Tuesday at 8 30 p m at home to hear a report from the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Farrar Lodge
Elks Club
Winchester Rescue Squad Fund Drives Highlight Community Support
The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad outlines its independent fundraising efforts including food sales rummage events and a chicken barbecue. A $500 contribution reflects cross group support. upcoming events include a Womanless Beauty Contest on Oct. 19 and a rummage sale on Oct. 24 25 26. Contributions can be mailed to Box 466 Winchester Virginia 22601 or delivered to Squad Headquarters on Millwood Avenue. Also announced is the first wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee Ware born of Hagerstown Maryland with Mrs. Judith Simkhovitch noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Rescue Squad
The
Winchester Squad al
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad, Inc
Virginia
Ronald Lee Ware
Hagerstown
Claude Poole
Welltown Pike
Ware
Judith Simkhovitch
Printed Pattern 4957 High Fashion Teen Sizes
Printed Pattern 4957 features high band neck and high waist plastron with swift seaming. Ad advertises teen sizes 10 12 14 16 and notes fabric yardage and pattern pricing. Shipping details include first class mail and care of Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star address in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sherry Bucher
Dale Chafin
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Peanut Cellar
Lee Jackson
Antonia Tulou
Murray
Virginia B. Duesberry
Virginia Department of Agriculture Market News Service
Antonia Anne Tulou
Hawthorne Garden Club
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Glen Burnie
Glass
Peter Pocket
Frank Armstrong
Stanley Clevenger
Edgar Willis II
Hunter Gaunt, Jr
Shendon
Robert Solenberger
Armstrong
Joseph White
Hunter Gaunt Sr
Robert Glass
Willis
J. T. Clevenger
Clevenger
Gaunt Sr
Beauchamp
Elizabeth Sager
William Minor
Care
Winchester Star
Jimmy Haines
Route 4
United Technical School
Georgetown
Lelia Foreman
W. Gerrard, Sr
Charlottesville
University of Virginia Hospital
XI Nurses Assn. Meeting
Jim Thomas
Lloyd Broadstreet
Farrar Lodge, Elks Meeting
Kitty Sirbaugh
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Ladies Auxiliary
Robert H. Hahn
Rescue Squad
Millwood Avenue
Fhrvr
Dors
Viner
Loudoun & Boscawen St
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