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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1963

Page

15

Lovettsville Social News Highlights and Visits

Lovettsville PTA to host an oyster and ham supper at the school Friday from 5 to 8 pm. Local residents George King John Lemp Vaughn Clatterbuck Sammy George and Clarence Welsh enjoyed a fishing trip on the Rappahannock near Irvington Virginia. Weekend visits included Mr and Mrs Sam Legard of Marion Virginia staying with Parson Hickman and Mrs Legard's grandchildren Anne and Billy Reynolds. Geordie Lemp celebrated a birthday with family and friends including Tommy and Pat Payne. Miss Loraine Cottrell from Wakefield Massachusetts joins Lovettsville Elementary School staff. Visitors to Mr J D Keister at Loudoun Hospital included Mr and Mrs Charles Brewer and children Joe and Vickie and Mrs Harriet Steingrebe of Silver Spring. Sunday dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Williams featured George Spangler of Arlington and Mr and Mrs Sammy George and daughters. Senior 4 H Club planned a November 30 teen dance after a Halloween event. St James United Church of Christ ladies sew for the November 28 Bazaar and Thanksgiving Dinner at Lovettsville School. Lindsey family visits marked a 60th anniversary for Mr and Mrs Francis Lindsey. Waterford Baptist Church hosted a stork shower for Mrs Jimmy Smith with many attendees, and Luther League and bridal shower events circulated among local families. Go Mulka and Cyrankiewicz to visit Hungary. Nyasaland election planned for May 1964. The bald eagle remains a symbol for Iroquois Indians.

Lovettsville PTA George King John Lemp Vaughn Clatterbuck Sammy George Clarence Welsh Rappahanock Irvington Sam Legard Marion Parson Hickman Little Anne Billy Reynolds Hagerstown Geordie Lemp Tommy Pat Payne Loraine Cottrell Wakefield Mass Lovettsville Elementary School Patline Hickman Charles Brewer Joe and Vickie Newport R.L Harriet Steingrebe Silver Spring J.D. Keister Keister Loudoun Hospital Walter Williams George Spangler Arlington Braddock Heights Cathy Smith Sykes Hall Ladies of St. James United Church of Christ Lawrence Dorsey Woodsboro Tommy Lindsey Francis Lindsey Walkersville

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