Garden Club Flower Show Planned for Winchester Armory
Four garden clubs from Winchester Clarke Old Fredericktown Little Garden and Lord Fairfax plan a spring flower show at Winchester Armory on June 3. About 120 women organize with hundreds expected to attend. entry fees fund plant show expenses and aid underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Armory
Winchester
Wieceaster
Winchester - Clarke
Old Fredericktown
Little Garden Club
Lord Fairfax
H. Clay DeGrange
Winchester-Clarke Club
Herbert Solenberger
Old
Mrs Charles Lyles Hosts Lord Fairfax Club Event
Mrs E P Walker presented Wild Flowers of the Alleghanies and the Applachians at 423 W Cork St. Her talk featured common and rare wildflower life in the area and was judged by Mrs Harold Brown. Thirty exhibits across four arrangements and one horticultural class were shown with red ribbons awarded to several exhibitors including Mrs Andrew Babb and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Walker
Charles Lyles
W. Cork St
Walker
Handley High School
Harold Brown
Old Fredericktown
R. E. Myers
John W. Rice
Chester Riley
John W. Riley
Leonard Riley
Glenn Seabright
Student Nurse Mary Sencindiver Stars In Nursing Show
Miss Mary Sencindiver a student nurse at Presbyterian Hospital New York City will appear in the annual variety show for student nurses tonight. She will perform her original dance piece Ballet in Two Times titled Capricioso. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Turner B Sencindiver of 15 Shirley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sencindiver
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Seencindiver
Wil Perme
Turner B. Sencindiver
Shirley St
Mrs Emory Matthews To Visit Husband In Hospital
Mrs Emory Matthews plans to visit her husband, a patient at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington. The note recalls Mrs Lottie Stickley and Mrs Matthews being in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Matthews
Lottie Stickley
Matthews
Winchester
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Rexall One-Cent Sale at Brooks Pharmacy
Brooks Pharmacy promotes a four day Rexall sale from April 20 to 23 offering two for the price of one. The ads declare Bigger & Better Than Ever and highlight a one cent sale event across Wed through Sat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
THUR
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Calendar of events Apr 22 23 listings in Middletown Berryville and area
Friday events include Adult Art classes at city hall with Marnye Reinhart and multiple 7 30 p m gatherings at local venues. JET PTA Friendly Grove 4 H club Middletown Fire Co auxiliary Woodmen of the World and FFA activities plus a theater benefit. Saturday features services at First Baptist Berryville and Braddock St Methodist movies and bake sales with a Crane of community events and a Turkey shoot northwest of Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Marnye Reinhart
Geo. Washington Hotel
Armel School
Front Royal Road
Friendly Grove
Mountain Falls
Women’s Auxiliary of
Middletown Fire Co
Woodmen Hall
Middletown
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows Hall
FFA
Middletown Grange
Graduate Assn
Nurses Home
Millwood Christ Episcopal Church
Boyce Parish Hall
First Baptist Church
Glenn Clark
Berryville
Ladies Aid
Episcopal Parish Hall
VFW
Hardesty Farm
New Miles
Berry
Arm of Liberty
Shenandoah Boy Scout Council
Geo. Washington
Eastern Star
Loudoun St. Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Youth To Sponsor Dance Tomorrow Night
Young people of Christ Episcopal church host a spring dance for Winchester youth in the parish hall at 8 30 p m tomorrow with Miss Sarah Leatherman and Mr Courtney Santeman as hosts. Refreshments will be served and chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Joseph A Massie Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester
Episcopal Parish Hall
Sarah Leatherman
Courtney Santeman
Joseph A. Massie Jr
Margaret De pga and Gordon family visit notes
Mrs Margaret Miller visits sister Mrs Nora Ambrose in Strasburg where Ambrose has been ill but is slowly improving. Mrs Gordon Harris and her infant daughter return home from Winchester hospital to Strasburg, the baby named Mettae. Gordon family visits Bluefield with Arnold Gordon and daughter Helen from Clear Brook returning home after visits in Bluefield West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret de Pga
Strasburg
Margaret Miller
Nora Ambrose
Ambrose
Gordon Harris
Winchester Hospital
Metta Ean
Gordon
Bluefield
Arnold H. Gordon
Helen
Clearbrook
W. Va
Miss Royston Becomes Bride of Mr. Allder
Miss Bonnie Frances Royston and William B. Allder wed in a double ring ceremony at Duncan Memorial Methodist Church. The bride, attended by her sister, wore a navy bolero ensemble with pink accents. the groom’s brother served as best man. The couple plans a southern wedding trip and will reside with the bride’s parents upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Royston
Berryville
Bonnie Frances Royston
William B. Allder
Allder
Joanna Allder
James Allder
Bluemont
R. A. Craig
Duncan Memorial Methodist
Albert Wilson
Baltimore
Jack Allder
National Archieves
Washington
Rohr’s
Royston
Mr. Allder
Princesses Represent Two Colleges At Apple Blossom Festival
Radford college student Marjorie Ann Taylor and Penn Hall Junior College student Nancy Magee will serve as princesses at the Apple Blossom Festival in Chambersburg next Thursday and Friday. Miss Taylor is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Taylor of Healing Springs Virginia. Miss Magee is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond A Magee of Berlin Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ann Taylor
Nancy Magee
Radford College
Penn Hall Junior College
Chambersburg
Miss Taylor
George Taylor
Healing Springs
Miss Magee
Raymond A. Magee
Berlin
Millwood Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Social notes list visits by Mrs Shermart Joost of Mt Airy Md to Shaw Hill with Mr and Mrs George P Greenhalgh Jr and Easter hosting by Frank Christopher family. Bishop Lloyd Craighill arrives from China. You Cant Take It With You benefit tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shermart — Joost
Mt. Airy, Md
Shaw Hill
George P. Greenhalgh Jr
Birthday Surprise for Mr Lawrence Barr at S Cameron St
Mrs Lawrence Barr hosted a surprise birthday party at her home on S Cameron Street. Guests included Charles Grim, Sandy Hummer, Marion Hummer, Ann Campbell, Clarence Lee family, William Carpenter, Walter Brown family, Harold Sibert, Walter Lee, Teresa Barr, Henry Smallwood, John Barr and family from Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Barr
S. Cameron St
Charles Grim
Sandy Hummer
Marion Hummer
Ann Campbell
Clarence Lee
Bobby
Denny
Patricia
Priscilla
William Carpenter
Walter Brown
Chuckie
Harold Sibert
Walter Lee
Teresa Barr
Henry Smallwood
John Barr
Johnny
Berryville
DAR Events and Guests Highlight Stephens City Posts
Members of the Southern Belle council of Stephens City hosted DAR guests from Front Royal Luray and Woodstock during a meeting with district 5 representatives. Mrs James M Allen improved in a Richmond hospital. his condition listed as fine. The Virginia Conservation commission will meet April 27 at 8 p m in Front Royal to attend the Apple Blossom festival. Boston visitors joined Mrs Hedrick Koontz in Winchester and luncheon guests included Dr Paul Yount and Mrs Sara Anderson in Norristown Mt Jackson. Betty Jo Braithwaite, a Mary Washington College student, spent Easter with her parents at Cross Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
James M. Allen
Richmond
William M. Allen
Amherst St
Herman Billmyer
Sunnyside
Richmond Hospital
Virginia Conservation Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Front Royal County
Front Royal
R. Yount
Paul Yount
Norristown
Sara Anderson
Beverley Parms
Mt. Jackson
Ralph Yount
Dr. Yount
Lutheran Church
Betty Jo Braithwaite
Betty Jo Braitwaite
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Paul Braitwaite
Cross Junction
Births April 22 From Headley Singleton Butts Tennett
Birth announcements list a girl for Mr. and Mrs. David Headley of Stephens City and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Singleton of Marshall. Mrs. Headley is formerly Alma Dalpia. Mrs. Singleton is formerly Jackie Henson. Also Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Butts of Marlboro Route welcome a daughter, and Robert Tennett and his wife celebrate the birth of a son Robert Jr. at Winchester Hospital on April 17. Mrs. Tennett was formerly Margaret Derflinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Headley
R. 1
Stephens City
Headley
Dir ™Ma Dalpi
Robert Singleton
Marshall
Singleton
Jackie Henson
Robert E. Butts
Marlboro
Bits
Edna Prye
Robert Tennett
Front Royal
Robert Jr
Winchester Hospital
Tennett
Margaret Derflinger
Visitors Bring Parkersburg Couple For Weekend
Mrs. Courtney B. Jones entertained over the weekend with guests from Parkersburg West Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Burwell, returning after several days of visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Burwell
Parkersburg
W. Va
Courtney B. Jones
Roland G. Mitchell
Nelson C. Burwell
Anne Adams pattern offer for summer wardrobe
The notice promotes Pattern 4829 a forward swept collar casual for Jr Miss sizes 11 to 17 with details on yardage and a finished illustrated guide. It invites readers to send 25 cents to Anne Adams Winchester Star Pattern Dept and to order the Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book for fifteen cents plus a free shampoo make up smock pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Honorary Warden Chosen for Fire Company Parade
Honorary Warden Betty June Estep an 18 year old junior at Harrisonburg High School was picked from 26 contestants to lead Fire Company No 1 during next Thursday night's Apple Blossom Festival parade Miss Estep receives a $50 cash prize and travel trip to Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty June Estep
Harrisonburg
Fire Company No. 1
Miss Estep
Hester
Modern Etiquette Answers on Hostess and Attire
Roberta Lee advises in this etiquette column that a hostess should not apologize for minor home flaws or table mishaps. It also notes tuxedo suits are for after six, and suggests a polite closing line for newly met acquaintances: "Goodbye. I hope I'll see you again soon."
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Daily vocabulary note on usage and pronunciation of words with focus on adversity and common misspellings. Includes guidance on omit up in rose up and pronouncing indigen ous and indigen ous variants. Emphasizes mastering one word daily to grow vocabulary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Johnson
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TI. Joes
Mrs
Lord Fairfax Club
Episcopal Youth
Sraips Rirs
Sraipe Rirz
Huntsberris
Miss Royston
Georgetown
S. C
Agnes R. Page
Mc F. Page
A. R. Dunning
George P. Green.halgh Jr
Millwood Social Notes
Frank Christopher
William West
Middleburg
Karen
G. Peyton Craighill
Christ Church
Lloyd Craighill
Craighill
U. S
China
Virginia Theological Seminary
Boyce
J. T. Lee
Millwood
Green’s
White Post
Gardener’s
Conner’s
Pine’s
Pifer Printing Co
Young Men's
Christchurch
Tyree Dillard
Agnes P. Mitchell
Richard E. Dole Jr
Judy Beverley
Clarke Lloyd
Mac Craighill
Graham Dougherty Jr
K. N. Gilpin Jr
R. G. Mitchell Jr
Vaida
Thomas Nelson Carter
Richard P. Whiting
Powhatan
Boston
Ritz-Caylton Hotel
Winston Churchill
James Rhyne Killian Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Henry Godfrey Phillipps
Florida
John Heber Flood
Thomas Phillipps
Philadelphia
Leonard Phillipps
Pelham Manor
Herman Kimble
Ocean City
Onry Godfrey Phillipps Jr
Onry G. Phillipps 3d
Pittsburgh
Hugh M. Nelson
Hugh Jewett
Francis Wilmer
Hedrick Koontz
Maurice J. Tobin
the Star
Funeral Home
The
Order of the Golden Rale
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Hone Ohden
Eens Cc
Gent
Ledy
Jually
Clowe
Jewelry
N. Loudouns
Roberta Lee
Northcool
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman’s
Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Cather's and Linoleum Headquarters
Bates
Timberlake
Mulvey
Haberdashery
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