Miss Ensogna Crowned Miss JWHS at Beta Club Contest
Sherry Ensogna was named Miss James Wood High School in the 13th annual Beta Club Beauty and Dress Contest at James Wood High School. Diane Lewin won dress contest, with Lyn Marks and Claudia Barthelow named runners up in beauty and dress respectively. James Coffinberger of WINC led the event attended by local clubs and merchants across Winchester Frederick County Middletown and Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Ensogna
James Wood High School
Beta Club
Diane Lewin
Lyn Marks
Miss Alpha Theta
Claudia Barthelow
Miss Latin Club
Linda Chapman
Miss Glee Club
James Coffinberger
WINC
James Wood
Winchester
Frederick County
Middletown
Stephens City
Elsie Havermale
Jame C. Gordon
Robert M. Rush
John K. Carr
David F. Childs
Clarke County
Dr Birch Addresses Dental Group Meeting Summary
Dr Samuel McL Birch spoke to the dental group on Oral Surgery. The meeting adjourned with refreshments provided by co hostesses Mrs Faye Metz and Mrs ae. The next gathering is December 17 in Harrisonburg for the annual Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McL. Birch
Tal
Birch
Faye Metz
Harrisonburg
March of Dimes Volunteers Plan Polio Drive Efforts
March of Dimes volunteers met at Lee Jackson Restaurant to view a film on polio and birth defect advances. Director William L. Allison touted surpassing last year’s collections as plans begin for January Mothers March on Polio and a month long drive with volunteer calls to 662 7126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee-Jackson
William L. Allison
Billy Graham Film to be Shown at Mt Carmel Church
Evangelist Billy Graham presents Shadow of the Boomerang at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Winchester December 8 at 7 30 p m. Starring Georgia Lee and Dick Jones the outdoor action picture is set in Australia s Outback with vast cattle stations. Admission is free and Baptist Youth Fellowship sponsors the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
Winchester
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
S. Braddock and
W. Leicester Sts
Georgia Lee
Buffalo Bill, Jr
Dick Jones
Australia
DAR Members To Place Grave Markers
Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 2 30 PM tomorrow at Mount Hebron Cemetery to place a DAR marker on Miss S Bertha Williams grave. They will then visit Miss Katharine Glass Green’s grave to place another marker. Williams was past regent and Green the organizing regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Loudoun
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
S. Bertha Williams
Mount Hebron
Katherine Glass Green
Miss Williams
Miss Green
Births in November Reported for Several Families
November 28 births include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Ervin Moreland at 204 Dodge Ave with the mother formerly Dottie Streets and a girl Evelyn Frances to Mr. and Mrs. Powell Lockhart of Merrimans Lane with the mother formerly Charlotte Irene Marple. November 29 includes a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson Huff of Berryville formerly Lena Helmick, a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Braithwaite at 630 Ross St. formerly Margaret Patterson, a girl Michelle Denise to Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Lyman at 555 Gray Ave. formerly Carole Bishop, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith Loy Route 2 formerly Della Conard, and twin boys to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eugene Didawick Route 2 with the mother formerly Phyllis Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie Ervin Moreland
Dodge Ave
Moreland
Dottie Streets
Philip Lowell Lockhart
Merrimans Lane
Evelyn Frances
Lockhart
Charlotte Irene Marple
Harold Nelson Huff
Berryville
Huff
Lena Gwendolyn Helmick
Charles Edward Braithwaite
Ross St
Braithwaite
Margaret Faye Patterson
James Smith Lyman
Gray Ave
Michelle Denise
Lyman
Carole Vance Bishop
Glen Smith Loy
Loy
Della Marie Conard
Paul Eugene Didawick
Didawick
Phyllis Marteen Kline
Sesame Seed Topping Steps for Bread
Sprinkle sesame seeds after shaping the loaf and before the second rise. This adds a nutty flavor and decorative crust to the finished bread.
Calendar of Evening Community Events and Meetings
A list of local gatherings including a 6 30 p m covered dish supper at Mount Airy Center a 7 p m teen dance at Gainesboro Fire Hall and 7 30 p m events at Capon Bridge Braddock Street and other churches plus meetings of the Optimist Club Job's Daughters DAV DeMolay Madison Lodge and South End Fire Co across local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy Community Center
Gainesboro
Capon Bridge Fire Co
Optimist Club
Lee-Jackson
Memorial Hospital
Job’s Daughters
Fellowship Hall
Braddock Street
Exhausters
Club House
Masonic Building
Madison Lodge
National Council of Catholic Women
South End Fire Co
War Memorial Building Friday Open Lounge
The War Memorial Building hosts an open lounge Friday followed by a TAC Platter Party Saturday from 7 30 to 11 p m.
Evangelists from Nazarene kick off nightly revival
The Shomos of the Church of the Nazarene devote full time to itinerant evangelism here nightly through December 9. Philip Shomo, a licensed minister, is a chalk artist and high tenor singer who delivers gospel through sermon song and art. He travels with Miriam and their daughter Cynthia Kay. Mrs. Shomo, Rowland Family ties, assists in preaching and plays accordion and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shomos
Church of the Nazarene
Philip Shomo
Shomo
Miriam
Cynthia Kay
Comrade Bible Class Holds Service Tomorrow
Mrs. E. B. Capper will lead the worship service in Braddock Street Church Chapel tomorrow at 9 45 AM. Mrs. W. N. will serve as guest teacher in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Capper
Comrade Bible
Braddock Street
Ham Oyster Supper at Middletown Grange Hall
Middletown Grange sponsors a ham and oyster supper at the Middletown Grange Hall tonight starting at 5 p.m. The event offers served meals and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Grange Hall
Middletown Grange
Women of the Moose Plan December Holiday Events
Winchester Chapter No. 1367 announces a busy December with Christmas parties on December 19 and 20 at the Moose Home featuring Santa. Mrs. Lewis Lineburg heads the program. A December 22 hospital benefit dances funds for Winchester Memorial Hospital. The lodge and chapter Christmas party closes the month on December 29 with a dinner and dance. Initiation for new members is set for December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Ee Lillis
Winchester
Andres
Moose
Women of the Moose
Santa
Lewis Lineburg
Thelma Bean
Robert Dunn
Local society notes from Berryville and Winchester area
Personal announcements from the Atlantic Refining Co meeting in Philadelphia. Navy recruit training completion at Great Lakes. Travel to Charlottesville visiting Mrs. Sloan. Sister of Dr Gregory visiting in Berryville. Honor Roll honor at Woodberry Forest for Mike Miller. J Henkle Henry hospitalized in Winchester. Hart family welcomes daughter Karen born November 26 at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade C, Emmart
W. H. Emmart and Son
Atlantic Refining Co
Barclay Hotel
Philadelphia
John H. Fisher, Jr
John H. Fisher, Sr
North Braddock St
Navy Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill
Warren Gregory
Charlottesville
T. D. Sloan
Chancellor St
John Michael
Mike” Miller
James A. Miller
Merrimans Late
Woodberry Forest School
Young Miller
Woodberry Forest
Lewis Edward Hart
S. Church St
Berryville
Karen
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hart
Dorothy Mae Pope
Eagles State President Visits Winchester Aerie Weekend
A. L. Gaines, Virginia State Aerie president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, visits Winchester Aerie for a district meeting with Alexandria and Winchester members. A class initiation follows, with the Alexandria degree team leading. Activities include a dance tonight and a Ladies Auxiliary dinner to close the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Gaines
Virginia State Aerie
Order of Eagles
Winchester Aerie
Alexandria
Winchester
Gleaming Christmas Cake Fun to Make
Christmas tree shaped spice cake with walnut and raisin mix, topped with apple sauce marmalade and coconut snow. Frosted sides are dipped in coconut and decorated with candy balls. A festive, easy activity for families with a sweet, tangy topping.
Anniversary notices for Sager Harris and Feltner couples
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs R R Sager of Middletown on their 45th wedding anniversary married December 1 1917 in Edinburg by Rev F A Strother They have a daughter Mrs J L Thompson and grandson Tommy Tompson Mrs Sager is the former Ada Rush Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Byron S Harris of Richmond on their 18th anniversary married December 1 1944 at the Martin home in Frederick County by Rev Vanderberry of Market Street Methodist Church They have one son Stanley Mrs Harris is the former Martha Jane Martin Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Alfred H Feltner on their 6th anniversary married December 1 1956 in Hagerstown MD by Rev Philip E Norris at the Church of the Brethren They have four children Susan Dian Pat D O Brian Darrel Joseph and Donald Hugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Sager
Middletown
Edinburg
F. A. Strother
J. L Thompson
Stephens City
Tommy Tompson
Byron S. Harris
Richmond
D. M. Martin
Frederick County
Vanderberry
Market Street Methodist Church
Alfred H. Feltner
Hagerstown
Philip E. Norris
Church of the Brethren
Feltner
Mary Alice Boone
Cecil E. Boone
Nain
Susan Dian
Pat D O’brian
Darrel Joseph
Donald Hugh
OdRINEX weight loss pill offered with money back guarantee
An advertisement promotes ODRINEX a non prescription fat reducer claiming rapid seven day results without exercise or laxatives. It asserts appetite suppression allows enjoyment of meals while reducing portions and offers a $3 cost with full refund via Barry's Drug Store 20 W. Boscawent and mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
W. Boscawent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ensogna
Miss Ensogna
Barr’s Studio
Sandra Russell
Dr. Birch
March of Dimes
Meet
Tian
Wilkins’ Shoecenter
Mt. Carmel
DAR
Scollay
Hall Middleway
W.va
Charles Town
Friendship E.U.B
Burnt Factory Methodist Church
Marvin Chapel Methodist Church
Bible Class
Women of
J. Henkel Henry
Eagles’ State
Vaay
OLD Dominion
Gaunt’s Drug Store
C&s
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Photo Shop
W. Boscawen St
Cee Clamela
Carl Ces Cmere Tel Peng c Ao
E. Boscawen
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