Women of the Moose Chapter 1367 Meet at Moose Home
The Women of the Moose Chapter 1367 held a Thursday night meeting at the Moose Home with Senior Regent Mrs Albert Taylor presiding. New member Izaak Wilkins was welcomed. Rummage sale planned for September 9 and 10 and bake sale on September 10. Family picnic at Izaak Walton Park August 14. Members discussed Moosehaven donations and bedspreads. Next meeting August 22 at 6 30 with covered dish and white elephant sale.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Albert Taylor
Izaak Wilkins
Taylor
Moose Family
Izaak Walton Park
John Lee
Moosehaven
Edwin Lillis
Chester Luttrell
Florida
John Witual
Garnett Miller
Ernie Stewart
Elmer Vance
Births Reported In Several Families In Front Royal Area
Birth notices list newborns from Elvin Lee Hollaway Rosa Lee Anna Schaffer to Patrick Anthony McPiernen Phylis Jean and others. Names, addresses and parents include Raymond Michael Middletown Diana Sue Floyd Hensie Markle Charlies Austin and more with mothers' former surnames. August 12 and 13 dates noted for several arrivals.
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Elvin Lee Hollaway
Route 4
Stephen Dale
Patrick Anthony McPiernen
Stephenson
Phylis Jean
Raymond
Michael
Middletown
Richard Alan
Annie Selma Spitler
Floyd Hensie Markle
Kearneysville
W. Va
Diana Sue
Markle
Shelby Jean Carper
Winfred Austin Cooke
Front Royal
Charlies Austin
Cooke
Janet Lee DeHaven
Rodney Dent Fauver
Berryville Ave
Rodney Allen
Fauver
Opal Louise Line
Henry Newbold Woolman, III
Evergreen Farm
Haymarket
Michael Townsend
Woolman
Barbara Jean Haller
Calendar of Events for August Schedule Updated
August events list shows nightly meetings for Madison Lodge VFW Auxiliary duplicate bridge at George Washington Hotel and various clubs. Daytime Red Cross Blood Drive at First Presbyterian Church and Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club meet at War Memorial. Also Lions Exchange Moose Rebekah Lodge AA at churches and lodges with Teen Age Lounge at War Memorial Building and Rotary club gatherings at 1336 Commerce.
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Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club
War Memorial
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Exchange Club Board of Control
Commerce St
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Eagles
Eagles Home
Elks Club
Elks Home
Personal notices of visits and upcoming weddings in town
Mr and Mrs Harry Jackson of New York visit their son in law Dr and Mrs Robert Boyd at Courtfield Ave. Mr and Mrs J M Steck return to Merrimans Lane after Virginia Beach. Mr and Mrs Wayne Whit Ham return from Virginia Beach to Hawthorne Drive. Mrs J Fred Teets hosted a bridal shower for Loretta Sisler whose marriage to James Swartz is set for September. Attendees included Mrs Clarence Lamp Mrs Richard Sudduth Mrs Garland Jenkins Mrs Charles Boyd Mrs Franklin Patton Miss Shirley Ricketts Mrs Earle McKeever Mrs Helen Licklider Mrs Fred B Teets Mrs Gladys Willis Mrs Ethel Combs Mrs Harry DeSchon Mrs Daisy Hook Mrs Ann Kerr Mrs Leroy Wil
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Harry Jackson
New York
Robert Boyd
Courtfield Ave
J. Fred Teets
Loretta Sisler
James Swartz
Clarence Lamp
Richard Sudduth
Garland Jenkins
Charles Boyd
Franklin Patton
Shirley Ricketts
Earle McKeever
Helen Licklider
Fred B. Teets
Gladys Willis
Ethel Combs
Harry DeSchon
Daisy Hook
Ann Kerr
Leroy Wil
Dear Abby letters on marriage and Golden Anniversary rules
A reader questions if a couple married 50 years must stay with the same spouse for a golden anniversary. Abby says only 50 consecutive years with one partner counts, calls it not solid gold. Another letter asks about manners of a husband who guides a wife on streets and at restaurants and how to respond. Abby advises tactful, single-mention, then drop it if ignored. A suitor seeks details on a woman with three marriages, Abby jokes to press for facts, noting the doctor line.
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Abby
Meigs & I
Local residents noted in hospital, graduation and births
Mrs Boyd Sisler remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Elizabeth Hammack Baugh earns a B S in Home Economics from Madison College after senior year at V P I. Milestones include Charles Hammack family at Madison College commencement and Mil e son Wright earning a Madison degree. The Welbesmedley family announces Timothy Wayne Smedley born August 9 at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Boyd Sisler
E. Bond St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Hammack
Baugh
Charles Hammack
Middletown
Madison College
V.P.I
Madison
Francis Sale Club
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Francis Welbe Smedley
Front Royal
Timothy Wayne
Smedley
Wanda Raye Huff
Martinsburg U C T Auxiliary Picnic Hosted by State Officials
The Martinsburg Auxiliary No. 223 of the United Commercial Travelers will host Supreme Counselor Audrey McConshay and Grand Counselor Lillian Smoot at their annual picnic on August 22 at 6 30 p m DST in Memorial Park Martinsburg. Members and spouses are invited and those attending should call Mrs Hilda Levi MO 2 7450 by August 17 to arrange transportation.
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Martinsburg
United Commercial Travelers
Audrey McConshay
Lillian Smoot
Memorial Park
U.C.T
Hilda Levi - MO
Preacher Back With Family After 37 Years
The Rev. Jesse Berry Burrell aged 67, a holiness preacher, returned to Gastonia area after 37 years and led a reunion at the Original Church of God near Canton, North Carolina. About 175 kin attended as Burrell preached and sang. his two ex-wives were absent.
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Canton
N. C
Jesse Berry Burrell
Church of God
Here
Gastonia
Pomona
Calif
Boyd Burrell
Boyd
California
Son Born to Woman in Coma Four Months
In Boston Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals a woman in a four month coma gave birth to a healthy son on August 6. Marilyn Tagen 27 became afflicted years ago after an initial successful surgery and now suffers escalating brain pressure. Francis Tagen 34 her husband supports and watches at her bedside while seeking work. Tuesday marks their first wedding anniversary.
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Boston
Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals
Marilyn Tagen
Francis Tagen
Salvation Army feature program on local radio
George Sempeles will sing five favorite songs with accompaniment by Miss Mildred Jones on the local radio station at 6 15 tomorrow night. The event is a feature program by the public relations committee of the Salvation Army.
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George Sempeles
Mildred Jones
Salvation Army
Father Jailed On Charge Of Child Neglect
In Joliet Illinois police found 4 year old Anthony Escamillia locked in a dirty stairwell prison like cubicle in his home. Neighbors say the family lived there 18 months and did not know of the boy. He was hospitalized with cuts and head injuries. The boy’s mother Paula Escamillia expressed shame as authorities described the child as mentally retarded.
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Anthony
Classes Held in Baptist Church for Otterburn Students
Otterburn students will attend classes at Rivermont Baptist Church until the school is ready. Rev. Carlton Blankenship offered the church space at a parents meeting. Warren Schools superintendent Q D Gasque cited steel-delivery slowdowns delaying remodeling, with completion set for Sept. 15 and steel arriving Sept. 1. Other spaces include Rivermont Community Center and Bennetts Chapel Church Sunday School rooms.
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Front Royal
Otterburn
Rivermont Baptist Church
Carlton Blankenship
Q.D. Gasque
Warren Schools
Eee
Rivermont
Bennetts Chapel Church
Students Begin Class on Breaking Color Line in Miami
In Miami twenty five college students, white and black, join a CORE led course on breaking color barriers. James Robinson CORE secretary leads the program which will study theory initially and move to direct action against segregation barriers.
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Congress of Racial Equality
James Robinson
CORE
Miami
Schools Will Enroll 2 Million More Students
Washington AP reports public and private schools from kindergarten through college will enroll almost two million more students this year. The 1960-61 enrollment is estimated at 48,680,000, up from 46,720,000 the prior year.
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Washington
Office of Education
Opera conductor Giacomo Day dies after heart attack
LA AP reports Giacomo Day, a conductor who led the Metropolitan Opera and opera companies in Chicago, San Francisco, Mexico City, and Havana, died following a heart attack.
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Los Angeles
Giacormo
Metropolitan Opera
Opera
Chicago
San Francisco
Mexico City
Havana
Enrollment records point to 16th straight year of rise
The report notes that the enrollment would mark the 16th consecutive year of increasing figures for the last school year, indicating ongoing growth in student numbers.
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News Women
Women of Moose
Nancy Pennypacker
Calvin Wary Wendall
Applewood
Apt. 3
Kendrick Lane
Dennis Michael
Wendall
Jeane Ann Haymaker
Lester Elwood Jewell
Karen Denise
Jewell
Lois Russell Baker
Madison Lodge
VFW
Post Home
Frederick County Firemen'’s Association
Stephens City
First Presbyterian Church
War Memorial Building
Valley Mill Hdc
J. M. Steck
Merrimans Lane
Virginia Beach
Wayne Whitham
Hawthorne Drive
Bostonian
Oak
Parr
Pyle
Ee Fashion
Dear Abby
Sonia
Long Island
Bonnie Hammack
W. A. Lowenbach
This City
Arthur Cheng
Dallas
Texas
Wilson Hall
George Anna Milleson Wright
Middleburg
John F. Milleson
Berryville
H. H. Hardenburg
Pam
Nancy
C. Ridgely White
Hardenburg
Winchester Golf Club
Roy Nestor
U. C. T. Auxiliary
Gaunts Drug Store
Seth
By Ken Cammer
Red
Cammer’s Quality Cleaners
Braddock
Dial
Elwood
McIntire
Miami, Fla
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Goc & S
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lees
Cather
Timberlake
Punjab
Everfast
Dan River
Timberlake’s
Seggetts
Coats
Winchester
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