Suit of James Wood Jr to be shown at Glen Burnie
Glen Burnie opens for tours presenting the red suit and box of James Wood Jr born 1741 later Revolutionary General and Virginia governor. The attic find at Glen Burnie by Julian Glass prompts tours of multiple area homes with tea at J Sloan Kuykendall’s on S Washington St.Tickets sales at local hotels and inns. hours today 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and tomorrow 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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James Wood, Jr
Glen Burnie
Virginia
London
James Wood
Julian Glass
Wood
Johnson
Duplicate Bridge Winners Start at George Washington Hotel
Beginning May 2 the duplicate bridge games at the George Washington Hotel will run at 7 45 p m on Mondays and Wednesdays with no game next Wednesday for the Apple Blossom Festival. Winners include Mrs Howard Shockey and Mrs H D Harper on Monday with Robert Henry and Bolling Robertson Jr second, plus Scully third and Willkie with O Connell fourth. Wednesday’s Mitchell game produced north south winners Mrs Robert Giffin and Mrs Grace Roberts, second Mrs Willkie and Mrs Herbert Schutte, third Bentley Kinney and Richard Bowers. East West winners were Mrs H P Kern and Mrs W Nelson Page with Don Kearney and Ivan Grose third and Mrs Ferman Perry and Mrs Russell Newcome fourth.
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George Washington Hotel
Howard Shockey
H. D. Harper
Robert Henry
Bolling Robertson, Jr
Thomas G. Scully
E. E. Willkie
Irvan O’connell
Mitchell
Robert Giffin
Grace Roberts
Willkie
Herbert Schutte
Bentley Kinney
Richard Bowers
H. P. Kern
W. Nelson Page
Don Kearney
Ivan Grose
Ferman Perry
Russell Newcome
Miss Clark Engaged to Mr Sandridge
Mr and Mrs Douglas H Clark of Senseny Road announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Lee to William Edward Sandridge. She is employed by O Sullivan Rubber Corp while he works for Roman Brothers. An August wedding is planned.
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Douglas H. Clark
Senseny Road
Sandra Lee
William Edward Sandridge
Miss Clark
O’sullivan Rubber Corp
Sandridge
Lorraine Sandridge
Apple Pie Ridge
Daniel L. Sandridge
Roman Brothers
Births Reported in Stephens City and Front Royal
Birth announcements list a boy named Richard Leon for Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Carter of Stephens City born April 20 and a boy named Earl Braden Sager III for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braden Sager Jr. of Route 2 Front Royal born April 22. Also note Britannica tracing the term OK to Old Kinderhook and Martin Van Buren’s 1840 campaign origins.
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Billy Ray Carter
Stephens City
Richard Leon
Career
Rachel Elizabeth McAboy
Earl Braden Sager, Jr
Route 2
Front Royal
Earl Braden
Ill
O.K
Martin van Buren
New York
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Pork and produce prices ease amid beef steady market
Retail pork prices show declines especially for bacon ham and picnic shoulders while beef holds steady aside from widespread specials. Eggs drop slightly in stores though farm prices vary, and vegetables see mixed moves with cucumbers and beans down but tomatoes and lettuce rising. Weather hints at Virginia berry harvest in May as North Carolina shipments arrive.
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California
North Carolina
Virginia
Calendar of Weekend Local Events in Frederick andArea
Sunday calendar lists events from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Frederick Winchester Middleburg The Plains and surrounding venues including coin show tours hymn singing civic and fraternal meetings and a bridge club. Saturday features a 12 p.m. to 11 p.m. Old Dominion Packard Club gathering and Key Club dance.
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Old Dominion Packard Club
Key Club
Princesses Named for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
Frostburg State College Fairfax Hall Radford College and Mary Washington College name princesses for the Apple Blossom Festival to be held April 28 29 30. Frostburg State’s Katherine Willetts 20 daughter of Dr and Mrs Willetts Timonium Maryland will represent Frostburg in the Court of Queen Shenandoah XXXIX. Elizabeth Gamble of Louisville Kentucky a Radford College senior majors in Art and Mary Pennington Harmon of Sandy Hook Connecticut a Fairfax Hall senior hold roles in student organizations and clubs.
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Frostburg State College
Frostburg
Fairfax Hall
Waynesboro
Radford College of Radford
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Katherine M. Willetts
Thomas W. Willetts
Timonium
Queen Shenandoah
Jane Henderson
Winchester
England
Willetts
Towson Catholic High School
Frostburg State
Women’s Recreation Association
Ter
Howard B. Harmon
Sandy Hook, Conn
Fairfax Players, Spanish and Riding Clubs
Vesper Committee
The
Athletic Association
Elizabeth Anne Gamble
Joseph H. Gamble
Louisville
Kay
Radford College
Gamble
Glen Burnie Garden Club Meeting Highlights and Pageant Notes
The Glen Burnie Garden Club met at Mrs. Aaron Zuckerman’s Tennyson Avenue home with Mrs. French Lee speaking on Fundamentals of Flower Arranging. Awards were announced for Blue Red and White ribbons in massed arrangements and line arrangements. Miss Kathryn Jane Fowler, 21, of Alexandria, representing Mary Washington College, is among four princesses and 30 other contestants from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and DC preparing for the Apple Blossom festivities in Winchester with coronation by Gov. Mills E Godwin Jr. and parade floats on April 28 and 29.
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Glen Burnie Garden Club
Aaron Zuckerman
Tennyson Avenue
French Lee
Holmes Harper
Charles Pietsch
Richard Crisman
Jack Phillips
Arthur d’ Onofrio
Henry Kern Jr
David Daylor
Kathryn Jane Fowler
Lawrence V. Fowler
Alexandria
Winchester
Mary Washington College
Fowler
Groveton High School
Mary Washington
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Mills E. Godwin, Jr
Van Curas To Give Guest Recital At Shenandoah College
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music presents John Van Cura baritone and Kim Van Cura pianist in a guest recital at Shenandoah Auditorium tomorrow at 3 p.m. Open to the public with no admission charge.
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the van Curas
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
John van Cura
Kim van Cura
Shenandoah Auditorium
van Cura
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Baltimore Civic Opera Company
Peabody Art Theatre
S Frederick HDC Reschedules Meeting to April 26
The South Frederick Home Demonstration Club moves its regular gathering to April 26 at 1 p.m. in the War Memorial Building. Mrs Ora Foltz and Mrs Phil Russell will demonstrate care of wood and metal furniture and covering outdoor living. Mrs Ray Fahne stock will lead devotions.
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South Frederick
War Memorial Building
Ora Foltz
Phil Russell
Ray Fahnestock
Hymn Sing at Fairview Church
A Hymn Sing is scheduled at Fairview Evangelical United Brethren Church in Nain tomorrow at 7 30 p m with public invitation. The item appears in a church notices section of the paper.
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Fairview Church
Fairview Evangelical
Community Births And Academic News In Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Russell D Allamong of 2939 Van Ness St congratulate on the birth of Deborah Grace at Georgetown University Hospital on April 15. W Houston Board II, son of Mr and Mrs Board Jr, initiated into Phi Delta Theta at Denison University in Granville Ohio. William Gray Miller, Bluefield College student, named Editor in Chief of The Rambler 1967. Mrs Marshall Kremer, aunt of Mrs E Miller Street, hospitalized at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Dr and Mrs Garland Quarles depart for England Scotland and Ireland with Winchester England stop. return by boat June 7.
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Russell D. Allamong
van Ness St
Washington
Deborah Grace
Georgetown University Hospital
W. Houston Board II
Board, Jr
Front Royal
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Dension University
Granville
Ohio
The
Hill School
Pottstown
William Gray Miller
Bluefield College
Bluefield
the Rambler
Marshall Kremer
E. Miller
N. Braddock St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Garland Quarles
England
Scotland
Ireland
Winchester
Organ Recital Tomorrow By The Pasquets
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church Woodstock hosts a Service of Dedication for a newly installed pipe organ at 11 a.m. Then at 8 p.m. Marian M. Pasquet and Jean Pasquet present an organ recital featuring works by Bach Bedell Noble Karg Elert Clerambault Lucas Boex Pasquet and Franck. The organ, gift of the Frank Bowman Estate, was designed by Mr. Pasquet and built by Wicks Organ Company.
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Emmanuel Evangelical Luetheran Church
Woodstock
Marian M. Pasquet
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Winchester
Jean Pasquet
Northern Virginia
American Guild of Organists
Bach
Bedell
Noble
Karg-Elert
Clerambault
Lucas
Pomona Grange Plans with Tri-District Meeting in Virginia Week
Pomona Grange of Frederick County met the Tri-District Subordinate Grange with C Lucian Brumback presiding and Mrs Oren Snapp in charge. Grange Week in Virginia ran April 17 to 23 with the theme honoring the Grange's centennial. Members J M Kibler Edna Baker Floyd Derflinger Louise Houghton Cornelia Truluck Helen Marston James Swing and Snapp participated.
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Frederick County
Pomona
Grange
C. Lucian Brumback
Oren Snapp
Virginia
J. M. Kibler
Edna Baker
Floyd Derflinger
Louise Houghton
Cornelia Truluck
Helen Marstom
James Swing
Three Counties Get Break in School Costs
The State Board of Education approved relief for Lee Tazewell and Wise counties allowing them to spend less than the usual 30 percent share of public school operating costs for the current year. Gov. Godwin must sign. Also approved: regulations for year round principal employment, summer school, teachers' sick leave and driver education. A sex education film Girl to Woman? was deemed suitable for Waynesboro schools 8th to 12th grades.
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Richmond
State Board of Education
Southwest Virginia
Lee
Tazewell
Wise Counties
Godwin
Waynesboro
Open sandwiches for casual luncheon guests
A simple lunch idea uses buttered sliced bread spread with mayonnaise topped by sliced hard boiled eggs and anchovies. Finish with a small lettuce cup filled with mayonnaise as a garnish.
Rain Threatens Norfolk Azalea Festival Parade
The five day International Azalea Festival centers on the crowning of 16 year old Kari Borten of Norway as queen amid rain forecasts. Norway’s Prime Minister Per Borten and defense minister Otto G Tideman were to officiate with 15 princesses representing NATO nations and ambassadors at the coronation.
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Norfolk
Kari Borten
Norway
Per Borten
Otto G.tideman
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Turskey
Portugal
Iceland
Luxembourg
Rain Dampens Broad Areas Of 28 States
The Associated Press reports rain across 28 states from the Great Plains to the mid Atlantic with the heaviest showers in northeastern Oklahoma eastern Kansas and Missouri. Snow adds four inches in Colorado mountains while Virginia and North Carolina see over an inch in spots. Temperatures stay mild with a warm trend into the weekend.
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Associated Press
Great Plains
Middle Atlantic
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Gulf of Mexico
Virginia
North Carolina
Appalachians
Florida Peninsula
Far West
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Middleburg
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Reliance Evangelical United Brethren Church
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Little Minister
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Pasquets
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