Alexandria Old Town Walking Tour Showcases Historic Homes
During Garden Week Alexandria presents an Old Town Walking Tour featuring seven homes. Notable properties include the Arnolds at 3018 Asaph Street and the Clarkes at 516 Duke Street, with restorations by Lay 521 Duke Street and Greenland 404 Duke Street. Guests enjoy Mount Vernon access and refreshments at Old Presbyterian Meeting House.
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Old Town
Alexandria
Potomac River
Hugh West
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Old Presbyterian Meeting House
Seaport Inn
King St. the Walls
Thurman Arnold
Asaph St
Venice
Duke St
Andrew Clarke
New Orleans
David Lay
Milton Greenland
South
Lee St
Robert H. al
Misses Pattern 4578 Free Coupon Offer
Advertisement notes Pattern 4578 for Misses' sizes 10 through 18 with a relaxed pullover and sleek skirt design. Includes fabric yardage for size 46 and mailing details to Anne Adams pattern dept in New York, with promo for a Spring-Summer catalog and a free coupon offer.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Presbytery Women Set Spring Meeting in Winchester
The District III Spring meeting of Women of the Church of Winchester Presbytery occurs Tuesday in the Kent Room of First Presbyterian. It opens at 9 30 a m with Mrs Huyett G Light as chair. The program features a panel on the Revised Plan of Organization and a Birth Objective presentation by Rev David C Crawford.
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Church of Winchester
Kent Room
First Presbyterian Church of
Martinsburg Presbyterian Church
Women of the Presbyterian Church
U.S
J. K. Campbell
Strasburg
Charles Kirk
Winchester
O. S
Ikenberry
Shepherdstown
Wayside Theatre Announces Open Auditions in Shenandoah Valley
Owen Phillips director of Wayside Theatre in Middletown says auditions will be held Saturday April 25 from 1 to 4 p.m. for local talent. Each candidate gets two one minute auditions with a dramatic and a comedy piece. The season opens May 16 with The Pursuit of Happiness.
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Owen Phillips
Wayside Theatre
Middletown
Shenandoah Valley
Three E's of Highway Safety Highlighted by Trooper Malbon
Trooper Hugh K. Malbon of Berryville spoke to the Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR outlining Engineering Education and Enforcement as key safety factors. He warned that more than 25 000 people are killed in Virginia due to human error or wet roads and urged drivers to concentrate, control, and show courtesy.
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Hugh K. Malbon
Berryville
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Virginia
Malbon
Joseph Hodgson
Old Point Comfort
DAR
Potts Accepts Position At University of Nebraska
Russell Potts the son of Mrs H R Potts of Route 1 Front Royal Pike has accepted the coordinator post at the University of Nebraska Lincoln Neb He is a February graduate of the University of Maryland with a Bachelor of Science in Journalism He is a 1958 Handley High School graduate The Nebraska post will let him continue his chapter work for a second year Enrollment and publicity awards for the DAR district noted during the report by Mrs Charles Harrison and regent Mrs Alan R Edwards led the meeting The May gathering is set for Woodstock on May 21 A tea followed hosted by Mrs Stretchberry McClintock Hammock Ireland and Kater
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Russell Potts
H. R. Potts
Route 1
Front Royal Pike
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Potts
University of Maryland
Handley High School
DAR
Museum
Charles Harrison
Panama
Alan R. Edwards
Regent
Woodstock
Stretch-berry
V. S, McClintock
Hammock
Ireland
Kater
Maryland
Phi Delta Theta Social
The
Diamondback
Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Fraternity
Baltimore News Post
Herman H. Lowe
Nebraska
Loudoun Times-Mirror
Northern Virginia Daily
Commission on Women's Status Urged in Virginia
Virginia AAUW asks Gov. Harrison to form a state commission on the status of women with men and women. The resolution, adopted at the state convention, aims to mobilize competent women for public service and civic welfare. New leaders elected include Dr. Marguerite Risley and Dr. Margaret Hargrove.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
American Association of University Women
Gov
Harrison
AAUW
Marguerite Risley
Randolph - Macon ‘Woman’s College
Lynchburg
Margaret Hargrove
Mary Washington College
Traditional events set during Tech Festival at VPI
Virginia Polytechnic Institute schedules several traditional agricultural events during the Tech Festival from April 23 to 25. Dr. T. Marshall Hahn Jr. will welcome high school attendees before tours of the campus. Saturday features include the Little International Livestock Show at 8 a.m. and the annual Dairy Show at 1 p.m. plus the Black and Bridle Club barbecue and intra squad spring game.
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Tech
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
T. Marshall Hahn, Jr
VPI
School of Agriculture
School of Architecture
Charles Burchard
Former Gore Resident Celebrates 92nd Birthday
Mrs. William J. Muse, long time Gore resident, turned 92 and now lives with her daughter Miss Madeline M. Muse in Carlisle. She spent married life farming fruit in Gore with her husband until his death twenty years ago and has since enjoyed reading writing and listening to radio and television programs from her apartment. She has two sons Robert M. Muse of Virginia and W. Carlton Muse of West Virginia.
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William J. Muse
Muse
Madeline M. Muse
Gore
Carlisle
Robert M, Muse
Virginia
W. Carlton Muse
West Virginia
Fredericksburg Day Opens Homes During Garden Week
Fredericksburg hosts Fredericksburg Day as part of Garden Week in Virginia April 18-25. Six historic homes open 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with costumed hostesses, box lunches at St George's Church, and lunch at Rising Sun Tavern. Evening candlelight tours feature tea, cider, folk music, and James Monroe Office and Museum.
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Rappahannock Valley
Garden Club
Fredericksburg
Garden Club of Virginia
Virginia
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Rising Sun Tavern
Belmont
Gari Melchers
Jones
Wythe
Williamsburg
Carlton
Rowe
Brompton
Marye
Kenthore
Betty Washington Lewis
Mary Washington
James Monroe
Hugh Mercer Apothecary
Huntington Woman Wins Mother of the Year Title
Mrs. Mary Ferrick Kiessling, 63, of Huntington, mother of 11, was named West Virginia Mother of the Year by the state American Mothers Committee. She advances to compete for the national title at the New York World's Fair next month among nine finalists.
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Huntington
W. Va
Mary Ferrick Kiessling
West Virginia
Kiessling
American Mothers Committee
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Alva Richards
Women’s Civic League
Gerald Goodman
Winchester Civic Center
Civic League
Presbytery
Newart Leggett's Cosmetic Department
U. of Nebr
Phi Alpha Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Dorothy Nixon
Commerce St
V.P.I
William T, Muse
Joe Jody’’ Bragg
Miller's Hardware
Stephens City
Stephens City Hardware
Stephen City
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun
Seace
Footers Cleaners
Valley Ave
Drug Fair
W. Amherst
Loudoun St
Ae 2 Fluntsbernys Fashion
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