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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1971

Page

6

Hawthorne Garden Club juniors Clean Up Earth Week

Hawthorne Branches and the junior garden club members joined Earth Week cleanup efforts. Corby Hancock Cary Gaunt Kim Hancock and Shirley Napps helped collect debris at Handley Library and Handley High School and dropped it at a local recycling center, fulfilling federation junior club requirements.

Hawthorne Hawthorne Garden Club Corby Hancock Cary Gaunt Kim Hancock Shirley Napps Handley Library Handley High School

Miss Snyder Speaks on Australia Trip to G A A

Miss Stephenie Snyder spoke at the Girls Athletic Association about her trip to Australia and the American Field Service. The meeting, led by Mrs. Louise White, discussed a rummage sale dates and a TV set drawing for the May social. Refreshments followed served by Mrs. Brumback, Mrs. Wicks, and Mrs. Dill. The Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church rummage sale benefits the Building Fund with hours Friday 9 to 9 and Saturday 9 to 5 at 5 West Boscawden Street.

Stephenie Snyder Girls Athletic Association Miss Snyder Australia American Field Service Louise White Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Rt. 522 North W. Boscawen St Shade

Calendar of Events Highlights and Bake Sale Notice

The bulletin lists morning and evening club meetings at various venues including Leesburg George Washington Hotel WMB and Elks Home with groups such as Lions Club Toastmasters and Rotary. It notes the Senseny Road School PTA annual Bake Sale Saturday starting at 9 a.m. in front of Penn ey's offering baked goods and ham sandwiches to fund school projects.

Leesburg Lions Club George Washington Hotel Century Club Toastmasters Club WMB Round Hill Civil Air Patrol Old Virginia Woolen Mill Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous First Baptist Church Fremont Street Kiwanis Club Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club Market St. Church Kline Pta Lodge BPOE Elks Blue Ridge Senseny Road Penney’s

Miss Nyla Jean Hines to Wed Robert C Linthicum Jr

Mr and Mrs Harold V Hines Sr announce the engagement of their daughter Nyla Jean to Robert C Linthicum Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert Linthicum of Severna Park Md Nyla Jean has studied at Madison College then Radford College and will graduate in June with a BS in English Speech and Journalism Robert C Linthicum is a 1966 VPISU graduate with a BS in Civil Engineering and is pursuing a MS in Business at Virginia State University He and Nyla Jean plan a July 24 wedding

Harold V. Hines Myrtle Ave Nyla Jean Robert C. Linthicum, Jr Robert Linthicum Severna Park Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Tau Beta Pi Omicron Delta Kappa Chi Epsilon Pi Delta Epsilon

Capon Bridge Fire Hall Ham and Chicken Dinner

A Country Ham and Chicken Dinner will be served at the Capon Bridge Fire Hall in Capon Bridge West Virginia on Saturday beginning at 5 30 p m for the benefit of the Capon Bridge Fire Department

Capon Bridge W. Va

Mrs Beatty Guest at Moose Meeting

Mrs Beatty spoke at the Women of the Moose Green Cap program outlining Northwestern Workshop Inc for the handicap and its formation. The chapter announced upcoming events including Academy of Friendship activities in Roanoke May 1 2 and enrollment events May 11 and 13.

William Beatty Women of the Moose Louis Pike Pike Roger Shade Shade Roanoke Academy of Friendship Loyal Order of Moose Judge Kline Academy of Friendship Committee Academy

Clowser Family Relocates After Promotion to Charlottesville

Mr and Mrs Leo Clowser Jr and their son Michael have moved to Charlottesville due to a company promotion. DAR members Mrs Richard Mann Mrs Margaret Ennis delegate Miss Fietta Rosen berger and Mrs F W Danley attended the National Congress in Washington last week. They joined the Virginia Luncheon at the Hotel Washington and Constitution Hall meetings and helped elect national officers. Mrs Donald Spicer of California was elected President General.

Leo Clowser, JR Michael Charlottesville Clowser Richard Mann Margaret Ennis Fietta Rosenberger F.W. Danley Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution National Congress of the DAR Washington Virginia Hotel Washington Constitution Hall National Society Donald Spicer California

Kline PTA Set to Elect Officers at Evening Meeting

The Kline Parent-Teachers Association will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the school with a business session and the installation of officers on the agenda.

Kline Parent - Teachers Association

Mrs Ireland Reports Panama Study and Auxiliary Programs

Mrs Ireland presented a Panama paper with pictures of Panama City reads and Mrs Grim reported the Spring Conference at Fort Monroe. National Auxiliary president Mrs Shaw spoke at a Legion Auxiliary session and a $17 unit contribution to the Change Lock Fund was announced as part of a $500 department total for hospitalized veterans entertainment. Nettie Carbaugh won first in the Poppy hat contest and monthly contributions totaled $98 to several charities.

Panama P.G. Ireland Panama City Nettie Carbaugh Society For Crippled Children American Foundation For the Blind American Cancer Society Carvilfe Gas Fund Carvilfe Star Handley Library

Local Girls Named To College May Court At Emory and Henry

Miss Cynthia McAboy and Miss Carol Gore named sophomores on the 1971 May Court at Emory and Henry College. McAboy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McAboy of 426 Mosby St, graduates Handley High School and plans to teach elementary education. Gore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Gore Jr of 1303 Handley Ave, is active in chapel and oratorio choirs, residence hall council, lyceum committee, and Alpha Beta Chi Sorority. May Court presented April 24 during Inaugural Weekend for new president C. Glenn Mingledorff.

Cynthia McAboy Carol Gore Emory and Henry College Emory Miss McAboy John McAboy Mosby St Handley High School Miss Gore Marvin E. Gore, Jr Handley Ave Chapel Residence Hall Lyceum Committee Alpha Beta Chi Sorority

Judge Elliott Marshall to speak at Women's Civic League meeting

Front Royal judge Elliott D. Marshall, with 25 years on the bench across Warren and surrounding counties, will be guest speaker at a Friday noon gathering at Duff's Rebel Restaurant. Introduced by Mrs. Clarence Hill, reservations are via Mrs. Truman Nold or Mrs. T. E. Graham.

Elliott D. Marshall Front Royal Women’s Civic League Duff’s Rebel Restaurant Judge Marshall Warren, Frederick, Clarke and Shenandoah Counties Winchester Corporation Court Warren County James Markham Marshall Randolph - Macon Academy Florida George Washington University 17Th Judicial Circuit Marshall Clarence Hill Truman Nold T. E. Graham

Mrs Blatt Guest of Sorority at Beta Sigma Phi Meeting

Mrs. Maria Blatt presented a program to Preceptor Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the April meeting. She showcased Brush and Canvas and Creations from the Rough with art from primitive to cubism. The event was hosted by Mrs. Billie Towlen on Merrimans Lane with refreshments by Mrs. Fawcett and Mrs. Gardiner.

Maria Blatt Preceptor Zeta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi

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News For Women G.A.A Trip Bettie Brumback Polly Wicks Colleen Dill PTA Bake Sale MISS Nyla Jean Hines Miss Hines Wea Leggett Winchester Mrs. Beatty Moose Ireland C. Glenn Mingledorff Civic League Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg Mrs. Blatt Del-Woop Canover Penns Elwood McIntire Kitchen Spring Sale Singer Reg. Price Bakersfield Valley Ave Ward Plaza
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