S. R. Koontz Receives MA Degree
Stanley R. Koontz, principal of Middletown School, earned a Master of Arts in Public School Administration from the University of Virginia on August 12. He serves as president of the Frederick County Education Association and is a local member of the VEA. Public relations chairman of the district PTA legislative committee. Deputy coordinator of the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley R. Koontz
Middletown
University of Virginia
Koontz
Frederick County Education Association
V.E.A
Births in Aldie and Waynesboro area families
Augest 3 births reported for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Smallwood of Aldie a girl Karen Kay, former Ruby Marie Poston. Mr. and Mrs Forest Delano Brown of Mar takes Va a boy Rodney Brown. Also a church yard party by Fairview Evangelical Unit ed Brethren Church at Nain at 5 p.m. DST with ham sandwiches soup ice cream pies and cakes.
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Robert Lee Smallwood
Aldie
Karen Kay
Forest Delano Brown
Wilson St
Martakes Va
Rodney Brown
Fairview
Rev Burkert Guest at Little Mountain Church
The Rev. Charles E. Burkert will speak at Little Mountain Methodist Church Sunday at 2 00 p m The pastor has served at North Frederick Charge and Mount Crawford Charge on the Winchester District Sermon title The Old and The New Basement facilities will be open after the service All members and friends are invited to attend
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Charles E. Burkert
Little Mountain
Burkert
North Frederick
Mount Crawford
Winchester
Methodist Church
Town and Country Show Adds Committees
Additional committees for the Town and Country Garden Club Flower Show have been announced by co chairs Mrs George S Pine and Mrs Robert Lee Withers Day to Remember. The staging chair is Mrs George W Burton with assistants J S Milleson Jr Dan F Pancost Jr A Garland Williams Hospitality chair Mrs Glenn Birch aided by D W Naff and Henry Jenkins Classification chair Mrs Edward Thoma helped by Edward P Berlin Clay Carr Mr Edwards and A Gar M L Appleton Schedules are available from BE Berlin.
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Town and Country Garden Club
George S. Pine
Robert Lee Withers
George W. Burton
J. S. Milleson, Jr
Dan F. Pancost, Jr
A. Garland Williams
Hospitality
Glenn Birch
D. W. Naff
Luther League Meeting and Picnic at Grace Lutheran Church
The Senior and Intermediate Leagues of Grace Lutheran Church will hold an important meeting Sunday at 1 30 p m DST. Attendees should bring a picnic lunch as they will depart for a church picnic after the meeting.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Etiquette Q and A on Gifts and Table Service
A reader asks about giving a birthday gift to a kind boss and whether the host should carve for all before serving. The adviser says an inexpensive impersonal desk item is proper. It is generally accepted that the host should carve enough for everyone before serving.
Calendar of Events for Stephens City August Programs
Calendar entries list events in Stephens City including yard parties, rummage sales, dinners and musicales. Notable activities include Capon Chapel Building Fund benefit at 23 E Piccadilly Street, a Woodmen of the World meet at a hotel, a Fraternal Order of Eagles gathering, and church yard parties with suppers and a MYF dinner and musical at Market Street Church.
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Pi St
Capon Chapel Fund
Stephens City
E. Piccadilly St
Capon Chapel Building Fund
Fairview
Community Club Schedule Slips Into Weekend Events
The listing shows a bundle of Friday to Sunday activities at various shelters and venues. Kiwanis Shelter hosts Open Lounge and United Commercial Travelers meetups while Lions Shelter hosts auxiliary readings. Saturday features TAC Platter Rhwneds Shelter and multiple corporate gatherings, with Sunday packed by reunions and club events at Jayere Shelter and Calvary Church Rouss Park.
Stephenson Methodist Church sets 9 a.m. Sunday service
The Stephenson Methodist Church will hold worship at 9 a.m. this Sunday with Sunday School at 10. A church kitchen shower hosted by the Christian Fellowship Group yielded many gifts for the church kitchen and dining area. Mrs. Bessie Robinson and Mrs. Nellie Morrison organized recreation and refreshments. The Methodist Youth Fellowship plans a picnic next Sunday at Si an Park. Social Circle hosted its annual picnic at Kiwanis Shelter last Wednesday. Mrs. Ernest Whitacre, recently ill at home, is much improved. Fred Duncan remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Pat Lewis, previously ill, is improving. Debbie Travers has recovered from a leg injury and attended the 4H Camp at Powells Fort Valley. Mrs. Dot Anderson and Mrs. Lucille Armel were counselors. Maude Prince visited relatives Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn, and Mrs. Grove of Gaithersburg, Md. has stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George Travers. Amost Prince guests included Mrs. Ada Snapp of Martinsburg, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Li F. Price of Winchester and Lorenza Price of Cham…
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Kiwanis
Ernest Whitacre
Fred Duncan
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Pat Lewis
Debbie Travers
Powells Fort Valley
Dot. Anderson
Lucille Armel
Maude Prince
Harry Dunn
Grove
Gaithersburg
George Travers
Amos Prince
Ada Snapp
Martinsburg
W. Va
Li F. Price
Winchester
Lorenza ‘Price
Chamif
Bell of Peace Sent to Kennedy From Uwajima Mayor
Mayor Chiyoji Nakagawa of Uwajima in southwest Japan sent a 60 pound copper Bell of Peace to the U S Embassy for President Kennedy. He plans to give a similar bell to Soviet Premier Khrushchev. the bell is made from copper coins from 66 nations and bears the inscription Long Live World Peace.
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Tokyo
Japan
Chiyoji Nakagawa
Uwajima
U.S
Kennedy
Nakagawa
Khrushchev
Winchester Personal News and Club Activities
Mrs Howard R Jones of 533 N Braddock St improved at Winchester Memorial Hospital and plans to return home in about a week. John Frank of Richards Ave is also a hospital patient. Sir Vendecatur White leaves Sunday for Jacksonville Fla to resume Bolles School studies. James E Patterson of Route 4 Northstern Grade is a patient. The Girls Athletic Association hosted a swimming party at Willow Lawn Pool for 45 instructors and helpers in July Red Cross program. GAA picnic at Kiwanis Shelter Recreation Park drew 118 members and families. Ernest Flowers of Sehen City is hospitalized. Mrs D F Hardesty of Amherst St visits Memphis relatives. Mrs D W Ritenour of 137 Amherst St travels to Beaumont Texas to see her son Thurman.
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Howard R. Jones
N. Braddock St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Vendecatur White
Girls Athletic Association
Willow Lawn
Red Cross
Coca Cola Bottling Co
G.A.A
Kiwanis
David Jenkins
Kathryn Sullivan
Lucille Sencindiver
Roy B. Wicks, Jr
Nathaniel Smith
Wesley Crisman
D. W. Ritenour
Amherst St
Thurman Ritenour
Beaumont
Texas
Hemingway Will Filed For Probate In New York
Ernest Hemingway's handwritten will leaves his entire estate to his widow Mary and provides for his three sons by prior marriage. He died July 7 from a self inflicted shotgun wound. the estate valued over $20 000 pending appraisal. The will, dated September 17 1955, lists cash, securities, real estate in the United States and Cuba, royalties, and manuscripts.
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New York
Ernest Hemingway
Mary
Surrogate's Court
Finca Vinia
San Francisco de Paula
Cuba
Hemingway
John Hemingway
Mill Valley
Calif
Gregory Hemingway
University of Miami
Fla
Fla.) School of Medicine; and Patrick Hemingway
Tanganyika
Alfred Rice
United States
Scouts Award Honors At Braddock Street Methodist
Scout Honor Court at Braddock Street Methodist Church honors Troop No. 3 with a 25 year bar for the staff and awards for hours served in Civic Service. Donald Anderson opened the program as about 100 parents attended 40 scouts received merit and rank badges including First Class and Star.
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Braddock Street Methodist Church
Donald Anderson
Harold Legg
W. H. Louthan, Jr
Gleason
Walter Paulette
Jim Butler
G. G. Snider
Sonny Miller
David Croushorn
Mike Harper
Marlin Leatherman
Edward Loy
George Morris
Buzzy Paulette
Scott Spellman
Gordie Legg
Woodrow Harper
Garnett Milming
Tommy Louthan
Walter Knee, Jr
John Creager
Life
Harper
Tommy Beavers
Doyle H. Whitacre, Jr
Bradford Hook
Benny Knee
Bobby Miller
Billy Pickeral
Scott Gary Feltner
Charles Hurst
Roy “Mac” Ferguson
Gary Glover
John Shelly
Randy Grubbs
Governor signs purchase bill for Lincoln shrine site
Gov Otto Kerner signed a 1,015,000 bill to buy the weatherworn Sangamon County courthouse in downtown Springfield. The landmark Abraham Lincoln shrine and tourist draw will be acquired by the state as part of preserving Lincoln history.
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Springfield
Ill
Otto Kerner
Sangamon County
Attrac State
University of Richmond to Hear Dr Oberly at Graduation
Roanoke College president Dr H Sherman Oberly will deliver the commencement address at the University of Richmond graduation exercises. University president George M Modlin will confer the degrees.
Clarke County Fair Winners Announced At Berryville Grounds
Winners announced for Clarke County Fair at the Berryville grounds include numerous entries across poultry, horticulture, fruits, garden vegetables, and education exhibits. First place honorees feature varieties of chickens rabbits ducks geese and eggs, with top crops in corn oats barley rye hay clover and orchard grass, plus apples pears grapes and vegetables led by potatoes onions cucumbers tomatoes peppers and squash.
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Berryville
Clarke County
R. C. Davenport
P. T. McIntire
Ralph Shiley
Wrennie Weir
George Fiddler
Lonnie Brill
Ietslay Davis
Timothy
Ralph Shil
David Hardesty
Mixe
Hay
Leeds
Clover
Delmar Larrick
Sandra Painter
Orchard Grass
Lesson in English By W L Gordon Declivity defined in daily word study
W L Gordons Lesson in English explains common word usage and mispronunciations. It defines absolve from and notes Quonset pronunciation and Satire versus Satyr. A daily word, declivity, is presented with example sentence.
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W. L. Gordon
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S. R. Koontz
Sh Bayan
Sirsaie
Pete Gallihagh
Virginia Colvin
EUB Yard
Davis Cleaners
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Rev. Burkert
Little Mountain Church
Luther League Meeting
Roberta Lee
Joyce
Weer
United Commercial Travelers
Lions Shelter P.m
United Commercial Readiers Auxiliary
Chapman Motor Co
Linus Shaker
Crider
Anes Bieter
Legg
Jayere Shelter
Noon — Campbell
Kiwanis Key Club
Calvary Church
Rouss Park
Friendship Fire Co
Stephenson News
Margie Carter Ia
Louise’s Beauty Shop
Mrs. C. Ridgely White
Willow Grove
Merrimans Lane
John Frank
Richards Ave
James E. Patterson
Ernest Flowers
Sehen City
D. F. Hardesty
Memphis, Tenn
Hemingways
No. 3
Donald Scoutmaster
William Locke
Ray Hook
Ray Clay
Lincoln Shrine
U. of Richmond
Oberly
Old Heidelberg
Harper’s Ferry
Clarke Fair
Poultry
New Hampshire
Tommy Calther
Ray Cath
Leghorn Cock
Carol Alger
Loui Ramsburg
Pullete
Leary Buckley
Broilers
Carolyn Rutherford
Ray Chapman
Tommy Carper
Eff Embree
L. P. Dick
Mrs. Olen Grove
Linda McFar—_ pidgeons
M. W. Jones, III
Patsy Deal
Glenn Deal
Doris Duvall
Danny Longerbeam
Rome
Larry Buck
N. F. Morrison
Ruth Smith
Billy Milleson
Freddy al
Richard Ramsburg
James Connell
Barbara Claggett
Connie Larrick
Calvin Tomblin
Branson McKay
Bev McKay
Cushaw
Wm. Jones, Jr
A. Shiley
Tommy Cather
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Minerva
Cather
Loudoun St
Call William Seppeler
Welltown
Wilkins
Shoecenter
Weather-Bird
Loudoun and
Boscawen Sts
Winchester Knitting Mills
N. Kent St
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