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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1971

Page

7

Berryville Socials Highlight Local Visits and Birthdays

Berryville residents and relatives are noted in a sequence of social items. Attendees include Mrs. Edward L. McAllister at a Northern District Virginia Federation of Womens Clubs meeting in Arlington, with various family visits and holiday gatherings across Berryville, Winchester, Hagerstown, and Gaithersburg.

Edward L. McAllister Woman’s Club Larke County Virginia Federation of Womens’ Clubs Arlington McAllister Virginia Catherine Page Leonard Mikules Annapolis Lucy Byrd Ithaca College Ithaca N.Y Richard E. Byrd Rosemont J. Gray Beverley Church Street Winchester Memorial Hospital Beverley John Gray Beverley, III Caroline Noel Beverley New York City Edward B. Ballow David and Hunter Ballow Rockville, Md

Community Notes and Visits Across Berryville and Nearby

Local residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of social updates. Families such as Feltner Dix and Pennewell families travel between home, Princeton, and England, while students like Levi, Jenkins, Sponseller, and college attendees return to William and Mary and Chowan College after holidays. The piece also covers hospital stays, funeral attendance, a maple of visitors to a wedding reception, Red Cross blood bank volunteers, and multiple gatherings across Falls Church, Leesburg, Purcellville, and Berryville.

Steven Harris Gaithersburg Emmett Estep Miami Fla Charles Locke Falls Church Ronald Locke Charles Walker Locke William Giles Baltimore Maryland Jesse Billmire Kogelschatz Coffman Funeral Home Martinsburg Green Hill Cemetery Berryville Edith Moore Robert Moore Melanie Jackie Kim Suffolk Moore Ken Freeman Bobby Mark Manassas James Moore Arlington Albert Nicodemus Cecil Moore Lola Forsythe Robert Edward Andrea Larry Buckner Bluemont Edgar Harry Pennewell Goodwin House Alexandria Friends Grace Episcopal Church Pennewell England Inlaw Gregory Levi Robert Levi Rice W. Levi III Rice W Andersen Frankford Garfield Royston Thomas Garfield Royston Barbara Clagett Boston Mass Willie Glascock Winchester Memorial Hospital Roberta Winter Roberta Powers Winter Decatur Lacede Agnes Scott College Glen Ridge N.J Emily Trevor Johns T. Henry Reynolds Washington Meredith Johns Silver Spring D.C. Center American Red Cross Blood Bank Francis Logan Robert Smith, III James Lindsay Edward T. von Pippin Robert Barfield Joel D. Griffing Glen Sanderlin Frederick Sturm Janet Ball Ernest Locke Walter McEldowney Percy Camper Emma Weeks Nicholas Lengyel Ruby H. Davis Lewis B. Ames Roland Mitchell Neil Wilson

Instant Fashion Book What to Wear Answers

An advertisement announces the Instant Sewing instant fashion book answering what to wear. It promotes a modern sewing method and offers the guide for a dollar. The item targets home crafters seeking quick style tips and sewing instructions.

Gov Elect Dunn Visits Amqui Elementary School

Gov Elect Winfield Dunn made a personal appearance at Amqui Elementary in suburban Nashville after a fifth grader Bobby T. Bumbalough Jr. wrote to him praising his intelligence and asking about the governor duties. Dunn invited the boy to sit on the inaugural platform when sworn in, calling it good experience for his future plans.

Nashville Dunn Bobby Tennessee

Pub owner stages topless singers in Norfolk bar

A Norfolk pub owner, John Gardiner, faced scrutiny after employing topless girl singers to perform at his bar in Kings Lynn claiming the acts entice men. The incident drew local attention and sparked debate over decorum and business promotion.

Kings Lynn England John Gardiner Norfolk

Police Fire On Panther Headquarters In Winston-Salem

Police hunting for a stolen meat truck fired bullets and tear gas at the Black Panthers headquarters. They forced the surrender of a 15 year old boy and a 22 year old man charged with larceny of a truck and 20 boxes of meat. The two were arrested after a window shot came from an upstairs room. No injuries were reported.

Winston-Salem, N.C Black Panthers

Nurse Revives Four Piglets With Kiss Of Life

Carlisle England AP report that student nurse Hazel Cruddace performed mouth to mouth resuscitation on four piglets when they stopped breathing on a Cumberland farm. She saved three of the piglets in a 30 minute effort. The bulletin notes she continues her duties despite the crisis.

Carlisle England Hazel Cruddace Cumberland

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Berryville Socials Marie Longerbeam Ross Cook Hagerstown Carolyn Payne Frances Kuykendall John Kuykendall Lee Marlowe New York Andrew LaVelle Battletown Drive Agnes Marlowe John Myers Bluff City Tenn Hunter Fuller Main Street David Edwards Joseph Edwards Sharon Mallory Sterling Park, Va Mrs. Marshall Grandstaff, Jr Elsie Olcott Garfields Garland Barb Triangle Woodbridge Purcellville Leesburg Boyce Sim Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St Shenandoah Valley Shenandoah ST Pride Sean IGA Via J.P Hilberg Booth Perch Maxwell House Florida Mt. Olive Uate Pillsbury Extra-Light Biscuits Sager Wardensville w.Va Heishman Lebanon Church Iday Darrel Maxwell Mator Edward Joyce Col Clarke County The American Red Cross J.H. Rothrock Chippie”’ Stickles Panther Justus M. Tucker Tucker Grady Fuller Winston-Salem Shoe Mart Valley Ave Winchester Ward Plaza Lan
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