Calendar of Events and Club Meetings December 1957
Calendar listings show December activities across several groups in Winchester. Events include church and civic meetings, bridge, rotary, Kiwanis, and hospital auxiliary sessions, plus class gatherings at local venues and the George Washington Hotel. Notable items include Christmas parties, a hospital needs report, and future meeting time discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
George Washington Hotel
Quota Club
Legion Home
Middleton Fir Company
Friendship Fire Company
South End
Winchester
American Assocition of University Women
French Lee
Courtfield
L. A. Patton
John J. Hawse
Women’s Civic League
R. C. Evans
Modern Etiquette Advice on Names and Invitations
A reader asks if a wife should keep her maiden name as a middle name after marriage and whether a groom’s brother should receive a wedding invitation. Answers affirm using the maiden name and including the best man in invites. pass olives and celery during the soup course.
Local Personal Notes Show Veterans and Guests Gatherings
We list residents and visitors with Thanksgiving travel and hospital stays. Mr Joseph C Sheetar returned to the University of Richmond after visiting his parents. Mrs Sherman Farmer is a patient in Memorial Hospital. Several relatives visit family in Boston Hanover and Washington D C. Announcements note the October 23 Carmel California marriage of Mrs Claire Zweig Easter and Mr Charles Marcel Tracey now living in San Francisco. Various Chicago and Omaha trips and New Year’s Eve reservations are recorded among Memorial Hospital auxiliary members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Sheetar
University of Richmond
A. C. Sheetz
Sigm Phi Epsilon
Claire Zweig Easter
Charles Marcel Tracey
Carmel
California
18Th Ave
San Francisco
Calif
Memorial Hospital
E. R. Huntsberry
A. W. Gilkey
Lawrence Fauver
William Fauver
George Murphy
John Whetzel
P . Grove
Leslie Bell
John MacLellan
W. L Hankin
W.C. Anderson
H P Macubbin
Patrick O'Connel
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Names Ball Committee Heads
The Auxiliary to Memorial Hospital announced at its December meeting the New Year’s Eve Ball committee leaders. Mrs. Preston I. Moffett will co chair with Mrs. Walch for the event to raise funds for hospital projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Walch
Auxiliary To Memorial Hospital
Preston I. Moffett
Walch
Joseph Damron
Fred Ritter
W. C. Anderson
Charles Toan
John
Local talent to present piano pieces and dolls display
A group of children from the Negro Day Nursery will sing spirituals under Mrs Gladyce Crawford and Mrs Evans with piano selections. Mrs Mark McHale leads the program committee joined by Mrs Allen Koman co chair. Assistants include Mrs Ralph Yount Mrs Marshall Boyd Mrs Jack Stern and Mrs W C Gleason. Mrs Donald Towlen will show a display of over 75 dolls from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Towlen
Circles of the Congregation al Christian Church Meet Tomorrow
The Circles of the Congregation al Christian Church plan meetings tomorrow at 7 30 p m. St Matthews with Mrs Golden Carter on Pennsylvania Ave Mrs T F Trenary devotional leader and challenges with Mrs Ruth Neacker Shawnee Ave Mrs Harry Nelson devotional leader Loyal Service with Mrs Ernest Pugh Morningside Drive Mrs Cecil Whitlock devotions leader The Girls Athletic Association also meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the War Memorial Building for its annual election of officers A business session will precede an auction Members will bring clothes for Central State Hospital Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ottie Dorsey
North Ave
Ray Hicks
Congregational Christian Church
St Matthews
Golden Carter
Pennsylvania Ave
T. F. ‘Trenary
Challengers
Ruth Neacker
Shawnee Ave
Harry Nelson
Ernest Pugh
Morningside Drive
Cecil Whitlock
Girls’ Athletic Association
At & P.m
War Memorial
Central State Hospital
Petersburg
Births Reported for Local Families in Several Counties
Mrs. Lewis William Utterback Jr of Lebanon Church welcomed a girl named Linda Arleen, with Frances Bover as the former name of the mother. In Romney West Virginia a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Shingleton, with Irma Raines as the former name of the mother. Mr. and Mrs. William Bive of 203 Bellview Avenue welcomed a girl named Sandra Lee, with Virginia McDaniel as the former name of Mrs. Blye. Mr. and Mrs. Saul Seide of Front Royal had a daughter named Ellen Lorraine, the mother having been Shirley Jaspay. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Racey of Fishers Hill welcomed a girl named Kathleen Mitchell as the mother’s former name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis William Utterback
Lebanon Church
Linda Arleen
Utterback
Frances Bover
Carl Shingleton
Romney
W. Va
Shingleton
Irma Raines
William Bive
Bellview Ave
Sandra Lee
Blye
Virginia McDaniel
Saul Seide
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
English lesson by W. L. Gordon covers misused words misspellings and synonyms. It urges daily vocabulary growth and presents the word flagrant with pronunciation and examples of vivid evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Brandon General Hospital Receives Overdue Payment
Brandon General Hospital received a money order for 23.75 dollars as payment of an overdue bill. The account had been outstanding since October 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon. Man
Brandon General Hospital
Blue Ridge Hunt events weave through Thanksgiving week
The Blue Ridge Hunt led by Alexander Mackay-Smith rode from Shan Hill and Milton Valley with large fields despite rain, hosting numerous guests including Edward DURRELL, Alfred Allen, and George Greenhalgh Jr. The Pony Club rode from North Field to a hot lunch, and weekend gatherings included banquets at Winchester Golf Club and Hilldale Farm with many prominent local families and notable guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Blue Ridge Hunt
Alexander Mackay- Smith
M.F.H
Shan Hill
George Greenhalgh
Edward Durrell
Alfred Allen
Greenhalgh
J. William Weatherall
A. R. Dunning
Tom
Nicky Dunning
Charles Sweatt
Peggy Sweatt
Miss Black
Vaida
Blue Ridge Hunt Pony Club
North Field
W. P. Hill
W. Conroy Wilson
Ann Drew Gilpin
Eva Nolan
Virginia
Susan Claggett
Peggy
Sally Sweatt
Beth Rhein
Timothy Birch
Tucker Wilson
Christine Hill
Kip Malcolm
Edward Jenkins
William P. Hill
George Cole Scott
Reese Howard
Blue
Roland Mitchell
George P. Greenhalgs
William Weatherall
Richard Cole
Malcolm
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Winchester Golf Club
George Ballinger
William Ballinger
Hilldale Farm
Milton Valley
Susannah Meade
Everard Kidder Meade, Jr
Kidder
Devereux
Edgewood
William Robinson
Bellfield
Hartford
Conn
Tyson Gilpin
Dodge Sloan
Thomas F. Cooke
C. A. Westfelt
Polk Guest
Harvey Schaeffer
Henry Post Mitchell
R. G Mitchell
Glen
Graham Dougherty
Daniel Dougherty
Graham Dougherty, Jr
William Bell Watkins, Jr
Diana
William
Virginia Stuart
Fraser
Philadelphia
A. Webster Dougherty
J. Glenn Burch
William Burwell
Ashland
Lucy Glenn Burch
Richmond
Betty Burch
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
D. W. Naff
Peggy Burch Naff
Fort Union
Gilbert Jenkins
Oxford
Gilbert McKown
Grace Episcopal Church
Berryville
Gertrude Reynolds McKown
Greenway Garden Club
Clarke County
Robert Magill
Roanoke
Elizabeth Bradford
Kenneth Stabler
Silver Springs
Mary Carter Nelson
Nelson
Hollins College
Miss Forsyth
Dal
Local Society At Home Sees Northeast and Texas Guests
Mrs Langhorne Dickenter hosted a luncheon in Las Texas with Mr and Mrs A Mackay Smith and Gen Pleas B Rogers among the attendees. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Jack Wiltbank and Lynn Hutton from Clarke and Marcia Hutton from Hackettstown joined by family from Cleve land Ohio and Boston Mass. The Huttons later hosted a dinner for extended guests from Troy New York Ashburn and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langhorne Dick
A. Mackay-Smith
John Richardson
Pleas B. Rogers
Niahaloposs Mikalaposs
Cleveland
Ohio
A. W. Sommaripa
Franklin H Palmer
Boston
Mass
Jack ©. Wiltbank
Lynn Hutton
Clarke
Frank Hutton
Greer
Arizona
Hutton
Frank E. Hutton
Gregory
Leslie
Marcia
Watering a potted plant from above with care
It does not harm the plant if watering is careful and the water is guided onto the surface of the soil rather than directly hitting foliage or stems. Proper technique minimizes splash and root disturbance.
Plant Care Tip: Avoid Soil Washing on Cyclamen Roots
The guidance notes prevent washing away soil from the crown or allowing liquid to reach the crown, which can cause decay. Cyclamen is particularly susceptible to this injury, so care should be taken to keep the crown dry and protected during watering and cultivation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bobbie
Conrad
Christ Epipel Church
Macedonia Wscs
Loudoun St
Golf Club
Women's Civic League
George Washington
Hota
Woodmen of the World
Stonewall Ruritan Club
Slo-Mo-Shun Club
Homer E. Alberti
Robert Grove
C. B. Baker
N. Johnson
William Way
Beta Sigma Phi
Mary Lou Sprint
W. Cecil St
Gainesboro
Women's Society of Christian Services
Gainesboro Methodial Church
First Presbyterian Church
Epsilon Chavter
Wright House
Frank Poston
Ella Strother
AAAW
Civic League
Roberto Lee
Joyce Margaret Patterson
William Henry Jones
Joyce Patterson
Sherman Farmer
Lewis Moser
George Perry
Billie Ann Winklefield
Shenandoah College
Lillian Winklefield
National Ave
Winklefield
Norma Miller
Hanover
Conservatory of Music
Dayton
Ruth Samsel
Washington, D.C
Lillian Winkfield
Charles W Kaufman
Janet
Chicago
Henry Hardenberg
C. Ridgeley White
Commander Hardenberg
G. R. Womeldorf
Omaha
Neb
William J. Hamilton
Capezio
Awe Stell
Daniel Green
Black — Royal — Bluf
Lovett Bros
Karry Lovett
N. Loudoun St
Congregational Church
Argus
KODAK
Gaunt's Drug Store
Millwood Socials
Areca
General Electric
B. Koscawen St
Anna L. DuBois
Ridgewood
New York
Gwendolyn K DuBois
Gaston DuBois
Anna
Gwendolyn
Las, Texas
Our Bank
Our Christmas Club
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cather’s Department Store
Fownes
Dawnelle
Timberlake
Renee
Elsie-Kay Shoppe
S.braddock St
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