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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1964

Page

8

Christmas Musical Program at Clarke County High

Christmas program sponsored by the PTA features Clarke County High and Berryville Elementary choirs directed by Miss Jane Specht with Mary Lynn Brown and Anne Bushong as accompanists. Soloist Joette Elsey and the High School Girl's Trio perform. Hand Bell choir from Berryville Presbyterian church participates. Admission is free.

Berryville Parent-Teacher Association Clarke County Mary Galloway Rosalee Emmerick Rebecca Luffman Joette Elsey

Iron Industry Roots in Blue Ridge Area and Nearby Lands

Roadside marker recalls 200 years of iron work near Jefferson County Virginia from 1742 when Thomas Mabery agreed to build a bloomery for William Vestal. Early furnaces, ore mines, and smelters spread from Frederick County and Maryland to Virginia with Spotswood’s 1714 Germania settlement and later Harper's Ferry armory ties.

Thomas Mayberry William Vestal Blue Ridge Bloomery Jefferson County Isaac Zane Lewis Stephens Cedar Creek Frederick County Marlboro Israel Friend William Ves Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia Alexander Spotswood Spotswood Germania Orange County Germany Rappahannock Fredcalasence Theeating Potomac Wayland Hopewell Friends Rael Potomac River Harper’s Ferry United States Priend Geological Survey West Crown Sherrando River John Spain Vestal Thomas Mabery

Washington Portrait Donated to Powhatan School

An anonymous early American oil portrait of George Washington was presented to Powhatan School in Boyce by Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh at a special assembly. Rev. Frank Q. Cayce assisted and spoke on Washington’s life while Headmaster Donald E. W. Niemann accepted the gift for the faculty and students.

Boyce George Washington Powhatan School George P. Greenhalgh Frank Q. Cayce Christ Church Millwood Washington Powhatan

Berryville Bank Hosts Annual Yule Open House

Farmers and Merchants Bank of Berryville invites all to an all day open house with fruit cake and coffee. Bank Manager Charles Robinson says the event, held each year during the Yule season, welcomes everyone.

Farmers and Merchants Bank Berryville Farmers Fand Merchants Bank of Charles Roberson

Farm Program Filing Ends in Two Weeks

Clarke County Committee reminds farmers only two weeks remain to sign up for the 1965 Agricultural Conservation Program. Wool producers are also reminded that December 31 marks the end of the marketing year and the last day to file bills for the sale of shorn wool and lambs to receive the incentive payment.

Berryville Clarke County

Conservation Club Elects Directors in Clarke County

BOYCE Directors for the coming year were elected at a Clarke County Conservation Club meeting at Howard Locke’s home in Boyce. New directors include Fred Cooke Calvin Cooper Blake Deany lard Tyree Dily Jr Charles Jenkins Stuart Larrick and Howard Locke. Warden Denny announced progress in planting additional food patches on Clarke County farms to aid wildlife under the youth supervised project. The club also voted to aid a needy family with food and clothing for Christmas per longstanding policy.

Boyce Clarke County Conservation Club Howard Locke Fred Cooke Calvin Cooper Blake Deany Tyree Dily Lard, Jr Charles Jenkins Stuart Larrick Denny Clarke County

Community Notes From Clarke County Social 하

Clarke Countryside reports on birthdays and club events across the Blue Ridge area. The Blue Ridge Players meet at Edward Lee Jr. home with attendees including Mrs. Byrd and Mrs. Levi planning winter productions and a Christmas party at Frankford home of Arthur Weiss.

William Mitchell Blue Ridge Edward Lee, Jr Richard Byrd George ‘Burton Kenneth Levi Chet Hobart Alan Casper Richard ‘Chapman Frankford Arthur Weiss Avenel William Battaile Winchester Harry Stimpson, III University of Arizon Nicholas Dunning Lake Forest Tyson Gil

Powhatan School Carol Sing Friday at Emmanuel Chapel

Powhatan School will host its traditional Carol Sing on Friday at 10 30 a m in the Parish Hall of Emmanuel Chapel Boyce with grades 1 8 participating. Parents alumni and friends are invited and the program The Christmas Story in Song features carols in English French and Latin arranged by Mrs Joan Kroggel with help from Mrs Anita Slavin and Mrs Madeline Staub accompanist Mrs Lucille Wickman and reader Harry A Oxenham reading the Bible tale.

Boyce Powhatan Emmanuel Chapel Sweden Portugal Germany Czechoslovakia Guatemala Joan Kroggel Anita Slavin Madeline Staub Lucille Wickman Harry A. Oxenham

Berryville Red Cross plans donor bus trip and second ride

A Berryville Community Building bus departs at 1 pm to Purcellville to donate blood for the Red Cross Bloodmobile and returns about 3 30 pm. Wilbur French chairs the Clarke County Red Cross Blood Program with David Cammack organizing the December 30 Marshall trip.

Berryville Purcellville Red Cross Blood Mobile Wilbur French Clarke County Red Cross Marshall David Cammack University of Virginia Berryville 216

Traveler's Journey Spans Far East to Hawaii

A traveler journeys from Clarke County through the Far East and Middle East and onward to Hawaii before heading to the Olympics in Japan. Along the route she stopped in India Persia Turkey and various Mediterranean locales.

Clarke County Far East Middle East Hawaii Japan India Persia Turkey Mediterranean

Santa Has Busy Week in Clarke County

Santa Claus makes multiple appearances in Clarke County starting at the N W rail station with escort from the John H Enders Fire Company and Clarke County High School Band. He visits Boyce Fire House and Berryville Episcopal Parish Hall, distributes fruit and candy, and greets children at a 40 foot Christmas tree donated by Red Gate Farm. The events are sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Association with Lions Club hosting at Berryville.

Berryville Santa Claus Clarke County John H. Enders Fire Company Boyce Episcopal Parish Santa Fire Company Red Gate Farm Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Association Boyce Fire Company

Dead End Signs to be Replaced in Louisville

Louisville officials plan to replace Dead End signs with No Outlet signs citing the word Dead as displeasing to some people. Traffic engineer Arthur R. Daniel noted the change as a modernization measure.

Louisville Arthur R. Daniel

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Jefferson County Histrical Association Sheah River Berry Cub Scouts the Presbyterian Church Zion Baptist Church Ann Jackson Millwood Methodist All Service Bank Ryville, Vaurance Corporation North Church Pt. Member Federal Deposit Ins F & M Bank Conservation Club U.S. Navy Guantanamo James F. Hunt Cuba Gitmo Young Hunt Navy Neil Kimball Rock Hall Farm Christ Karen Cathy West Foxtroft William West, II Pessenden Donald Choat Ticker Wilson Finch College Conroy Wilson Randolph-Macon Page Mitchell Hannah Richard Butler Agnes Mitchell Henry Post Mitchell Richmond Callander Vaida Boyd Springsbury Spout Run Parson’s Camp Farm Sweatt Bryan Conrad Sunnybrook Grafton Samuel Birch Cavefal Florida Greenway Garden Club Newton D. Baker Hospital Bruce Gray Te Club W. Conroy Wilson Harry Stimpson William, Clagett Kennth Gilpin, Jr Scheuer’s Ladies Clarke Lions Club Lion Thomas Keating Clarke County Motor CO RAER Chrysler New Yorker Town & County Berryville, Va Bank of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Ration
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