Community clubs and events calendar highlights
Daniel Morgan Chapter meets March 2 at 7 30 p m to discuss children's literature with guest speaker Mrs Charlotte Uthman. Disabled American Veterans Stonewall Jackson Chapter meets March 6 at 7 30 p m in the War Memorial Building. Game night February 25 at Greenwood Fire Hall funds the James Wood Concert Choir trip to Hawaii. Pancake supper February 25 at Kernstown United Methodist Church supports a softball team, advance tickets 667 5353. Beauty pageant February 25 at Boyce Fire for 16 to 21 year olds in the Boyce Fire area, admission 1. Bishop H J Hoke announces open house February 24 at Apple Pie Ridge Chapel with refreshments and displays. Handley Band selling fresh Florida citrus through March 3, prepaid orders ph 662 0115. Basic Cookery Techniques February 28 10 a m War Memorial Building by Jo Anne Barton for Extension Homemakers leaders, open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood Concert Choir
Greenwood Fire Hall
Senseny Road
Kernstown United Methodist Church
H. Justin Hoke
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Apple Pie Ridge
War Memorial Building
Jo Anne Barton
WPI & SU
LEggs predicts 1978 sales rise for panty top pantyhose
Winston-Salem AP reports L'eggs forecasts panty top pantyhose sales reaching 130 million dollars in 1978. The estimate shows a 4 percent increase over 1977 and more than 250 percent above 1976, signaling continued strong demand for sheer hosiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem, N.C
L’eggs
Miss Whitacre Weds H. R. Thomas Jr. in Virginia Ceremony
A double ring candlelight wedding for Susanne Whitacre and Hampton Roosevelt Thomas Jr. took place February 17 at Shenandoah Valley Golf Club in Rockland. Clergy Rev. Wilson S. Jones officiated. attendees included family from Winchester Boyce and Berryville with a reception at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanne Whitacre
Winchester
Hampton Roosevelt Thomas Jr
White Post
Shenandoah Valley Golf Club, Inc
Rockland
Wilson S. Jones
Boyce Baptist Church
Cindy Renner
Diana Baker
Harold Dorsey Whitacre
Bettie Thomas Hughes
Boyce
Hampton Roosevelt Thomas Sr
Berryville
Kaye McBride
Amy Lynette Larrick
Wesley Sherman Deavers
Browntown
Michael Randolph Thomas
Hugh Donald Whitacre
Michael Reardon
Thomas
Clarke County High School
Boise Cascade
Dowell J. Howard Vocational Center
G.W. Motors, Inc
New Arrivals From Winchester Memorial Hospital
February births announced from Winchester Memorial Hospital include Kristi Love Pruitt daughter of Charlie Cleveland Pruitt Jr. and Barbara Jean Rinker. Rebekah Lee daughter of Robert Don Kelly and Peggy Ann Johnson. Christopher Owens son of Charles Owens Wolford and Jane Louise Fayes. February 17 births include Lisa Marie Weir daughter of James Edward Weir and Elva Tumblin. Brandie Dale daughter of Charles William Dodson and Bonnie Grim. Heather Ann daughter of Michael Wray Cash and Kathleen Quinn. Sabrina Elizabeth daughter of Kenneth Allen Smith and Susan Morehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Cleveland Pruitt Jr
Rt. 3
Strasburg
Kristi Love
Pruitt
Barbara Jean Rinker
Robert Don Kelly
Garden Drive
Martinsburg
W.va
Rebekah Lee
Kelly
Peggy Ann Johnson
Charles Owens Wolford
Rt. 1
Augusta
Charles William Dodson
13Th St
Front Royal
Dodson
Bonnie Sue Grim
Michael Wray Cash
Rileyville
Heather Ann
Cash
Kathleen Suzanne Quinn
Kenneth Allen Smith
Second St
Luray
Sabrina Elizabeth
Smith
Susan Harriette Morehouse
Orangeburg youth admitted to Clemson for architecture
Charles E. Anderson Jr of Orangeburg has been accepted at Clemson College for the Fall Semester majoring in Architecture. He is the son of Mrs. Charlotte Hunter and Charles E. Anderson and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bates of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Anderson Jr
Orangeburg
S.C
Clemson College
South Carolina
Charlotte Hunter
Paul G. Anderson
Winchester
Raymond Bates
Charles E. Anderson
Green Spring Road
Winchester Dailey Legion Auxiliary hears fire chief on emergency services
Dailey Legion Speaker Conrad Hoover Unit 21 of the American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting Feb. 14 to hear Gene Dailey, Fire Chief for the City of Winchester, on Emergency Services. Mrs. Claude Grim spoke on Veterans' Affairs and Rehabilitation and thanked helpers for the Poppy Sale which raised 709.26 dollars. The Auxiliary will attend Virginia Department conferences in Strasburg and Virginia Beach in March. Contributions were made to Patrick Henry Boys Plantation, the March of Dimes, Winchester-Frederick County Heart Association, and the Kate Waller Barrett Memorial Fund. Mrs. Raleigh Easter was welcomed as a new member. A spaghetti dinner is planned for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Hoover
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Gene Dailey
Winchester
Claude Grim
Legion Auxiliary Department of Virginia
Strasburg
Virginia Beach
Patrick Henry Boys Plantation
March of Dimes
Winchester-Frederick County Heart Association
Kate Waller Barrett
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Daniel Morgan
Young Homemakers
Carol Hoover
Charlotte Uthman
Stonewall Jackson
DAV
Raleigh Easter
Boyce Fire
Fire Company
Florida
Handley Band
Frederick County Extension Office
Barry
W. Boscawen St
Indian Alley
Boscawen
Shoecenter
Florsheim
Wilkins
Loudoun ST. Mall
Whitacre
H. R. Thomas Jr
Dean Abby
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-Ny
News Synd. Inc
Abby
Goldie
Iowa
Mrs
Hampton R. Thomas Jr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Brandie Dale
Winchester Evening Star
Braddock Street
Nealy Hart
Sharon Glass
Clemson
Braddock & Cecil
Omni Chief
Cuisinart
Wilson St
W. Va
Toyota Inc
Toyota
Rae
WRFL
SPD
Glaize
Buddy Allen