Junior Class to Present Milne Play Friday
The Junior Class will stage A A Milne's The Ugly Duckling Friday at 1 pm. Cast includes Jim Scott as King and Mary Ruth Whitten as Queen with several other students. Tickets are 25 cents at the door or from listed students.
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A. A. Milne
Ugly Duckling
Prince Simon
Princess Camilla
King
Jim Scott
Mary Ruth Whitten
Denny Shackleford
Camilla
Anne Barnhart
Tommy Wolfe
Dulcibella
Laura Button
Carlo
Donnie Fowler
Mr. Holcomb
Mrs. Hale
Mr. Jones
Mary Nelson
Frank Armstrong
Fred Ritter
Phyllis Fansler
Mary Lou Sydnor
Irvin Shendow
All State Band Dates Announced Host Handley Set For February
For the first time since 1949 Handley will host about 200 musicians and directors. The All State Concert and Workshop bands meet February 4 to 6 with northern pupils competing for ratings in two bands. Handley’s representatives include Wilbur Grant Dorothy Daughtry Houston Carr Sue Sybert Earl Fauver Philip Groves Tommy Wolfe Eugene Miller Betty Jo Johnson Richard Rush Cecil Cadwallader Camilla Hagen Harold Madagan. Two and a half days of intensive rehearsals led by two renowned directors climax with Sunday concerts for each band.
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Handley
Wilbur Grant
Dorothy Daughtry
Houston Carr
Sue Sybert
Earl Fauver
Philip Groves
Tommy Wolfe
Eugene Miller
Betty Jo Johnson
Richard Rush
Cecil Cadwallader
Camilla Hagen
Harold Madagan
Girls to Present Assembly Program
Several girls in physical education classes are preparing an assembly titled A Day in Parryland to be performed the week after exams. Six numbers mix tumbling stunts with modern dancing, featuring elves brownies clowns animals birds and a fairy queen wedding and celebration.
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Parryland
Miss Guyton
Miss McClanahan
Horticulture Club Tours Harrisburg Show
Lupton Horticulture Club members led by Miss Ritter and Mr Nolan visited the State Farm Show in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. They toured home economics displays farm machinery poultry cattle and wildlife exhibits and watched judging of cows angus bulls and other animals awarded ribbons.
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Lupton Horticulture Club
Miss Ritter
Mr. Nolan
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Tommy Davis Named Senior Boy Most Likely to Succeed
A January 11 study hall meeting elected Tommy Davis as Senior Boy Most Likely to Succeed. Personalities will be announced later as the elections are not yet completed.
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Tommy Davis
Editor names listed for Barbara Sturm issue
Editorial team includes Barbara Sturm as Editor and Anne Womeldorf as Assistant Editor with reporters Iris McFadden Betty Cochran Anne Barnhart Mary Lou Sydnor Martha Butler Headly Barnsley Peggy Ritter Mary Kaknis Sue Sybert and Philip Groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris McFadden
Betty Cochran
Anne Barnhart
Mary Lou Sydnor
Martha Butler
Headly Barnsley
Peggy Ritter
Mary Kaknis
Sue Sybert
Philip Groves
Clean Freezer Completely Once Every Year
VPI specialists urge an annual freezer cleanup when stock is lowest. Defrost by power off and open doors then wash interior with a baking soda solution. Dry surfaces, insulate contents, and clean the exterior. Follow maker oiling and defrosting directions and remove frost above a quarter inch with care.
Keep Lunchroom Peace by Quiet Respect and Manners
Editorial urges students to stop loud talking and pushy behavior in the lunchroom. Students should line up quietly in the candy line, dispose of trash properly, and wait their turn to keep the lunchroom pleasant for all.
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Janie
Suzie
Chapel Services Run by Mr Ziebean’s Class
Week of chapel duties featured readers Marshall Crisman Eddie Soper John Larrick and Gary Anderson with Susan Dick Mary Sullivan and Susan Dick at piano. Girl's Glee Club led by Miss Haynes sang Hark The Vesper Hymn Is Stealing and George Semples read the flag salute.
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George Semples
Thespian Club Selects Play The Running Tide
The Thespian club chooses The Running Tide a one act drama for presentation in February. Scripts will be placed in the library for reader interest. Tryouts for four parts two female two male are open to Junior and Senior High students. time and place to be announced.
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The
Thespian Club
Harvey Selected For Senior Play
The reading committee chose the three act comedy Harvey by Mary Chase as the senior play. It has Broadway and film history. Tryouts for parts will be held soon.
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Harvey
Mary Chase
How many world languages exist according to linguists
Linguists estimate about 3009 languages are known to be spoken today but they have not completed counting. The number reflects a wide diversity of tongues across regions though the exact total remains unsettled.
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J. McE. A
New Trial Ordered For One of Two Condemned Youths
The Virginia State Supreme Court ordered a new trial Monday for Lawvee Irby Tilton 17 but affirmed the death sentence for Grover Willie Newman 23 for the February rifle slaying of T Eldridge Bunn at a country store near Hillsville Carroll County.
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Richmond
Lawvee Irby Tilton
Carroll Casinty
State Supreme Court
Grover Willie Newman
Carroll County
M. Mathews
Tilton
Newman
T. Eldridge Bunn
Hillsville
Dr Wm Jardine Ex Agriculture Secretary Dies
SAN ANTONIO Texas Dr William M Jardine ex secretary of agriculture in Calvin Coolidge’s cabinet and former president of Kansas State College died yesterday. He was a self made man who rose as a leading figure in agriculture and education and supported farm cooperatives and corporations through many roles.
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Wm. Jardine
San Antonio
Tex
William M. Jardine
Calvin Coolidge
Kansas State College
Jardine
Egypt
Kansas
Realty Transfers in Winchester Area Land and lot transfers listed
Real estate transfers filed in Winchester and surrounding districts include numerous deeds. Property owners swap towns blocks streets routes and subdivisions from Barddock Street to Monmouth Street and through Smithfield Farms Addition with parcels on Kern Kern Street Opequon Avenue and U S Route 11 among others valued at several thousand dollars.
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Ma E. Preffitt
Lewis C. Baer
S. Barddock Street
Frank H. Schaefer
Lee Roy Fisher
Haddex Terrace
Joel C. Jones
Georgia W. Emmons
Opequon Ave
Lucy M. Hack
W. P. McGuire
Washington St
Handley Blvd
Smithfield Farms Addition, Inc
Edgar Brown
Smithfield Farms
N. Kern St
Kern St
Emory T. Strosnider
Harry Douglas Hoover
Ross Street
Paul B. DeHaven
van Fossen Street
Smithfield Farms Addition
Minnie H. Taylor
Eva H. Taylor
Monmouth Street
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Graydon
Mildred L. Cary
S. Kent Street
Freeman County Land Transfers Include 90 Acre Deeds Near Stephens City
Frederick County filings list several property transfers. Loyd E. Smith and wife convey to Cecil L Foreman and wife a lot with improvements at 32 Glaize Russell. B. Clevenger and others transfer 90 acres to F A Clevenger and wife about three miles east of Stephens City. Nelson R. Clevenger receives 90 acres via H. K. Benham Special Committee. Harvey Cornwell and wife sell an improved lot about eight miles south of Winchester on the Front Royal Pike to George A. Cornwell. Bryan A. Richard and wife transfer a lot with improvements in Back Creek District near Mt Falls to Harry Hershman and wife. W. C. Adams conveys to James M. Sites.
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Winchester
Gainesboro
Chestnut Grove
D. F. Dyke
Claude L. Donald
Milton Valley
Wendall H. Phillips
B. Blair Webber
Charles W. Webber
Stonewall
Oak Street
H. R. Kern, Jr
William Cornwell
Shawnee
Orchard Ave
Frank Clevenger
John L. Sutton
Lillian Belle Wigginton
Relief Methodist Church
Trs
Middle Road
Opequon
Charles H. Harper
Margaret Irene Connelly
Carl C. Whittaker
Northern Virginia Power Co
Valley Pike
T. Newton Cather
Linwood Dunn
Poor House Road
Robert E. O’neal
Gilles G. Gray
O’neal
Frederick W. Jobe
Fred C. Malone
Brucetown
Frederick County
Zetta M. Dorsey
Robert Trenary
James A. Claycomb
Walter E. Purtlebaugh
Broad Ave
Shawnee District
Margaret R. W. Carrington
Millwood Pike
Loyd
Bryan A. Richard
Harry Hershman
Back Creek
Mt Falls
W.C. Adams
James M. Sites
Birthday supper ends in tragedy as man dies
In Battle Creek Michigan Herbert Scotsman died of a heart attack at his 63rd birthday celebration. He excused himself to lie down then collapsed before his family joined the dinner. Daughter Mrs. Gerald Cliff recalled the moment as the cake was lit and the call went unanswered.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Herbert Scotsman
Scotsman
Gerald Cliff
Land transfers in the Winchester area and vicinity
A series of deeds records land transfers: DeLawder and wife sell 1 acre on Back Creek Road near Gore. A Garland Williams to Merlyn A. Farmer on Route 522. Floyd W. Reynolds and others to Mamie Reynolds for 170.19 acres west of Winchester. Charles A. Seaman Sr. to Nicholas Johnson on Route 11 near Middletown. M Lockhart to John M. Eckard on Mason Avenue near Winchester. Margaret Kern to Joseph Place for 65 acres near Reynolds Store north of Winchester.
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DeLawder
Gore
Back Creek
A. Garland Williams
Merlyn A. Farmer
Winchester
Floyd W. Reynolds
Mamie Reynolds
Charles A. Seaman
Nicholas Johnson
Middletown
Opequon
Co. M. Lockhart
John M. Eckard
Mason Ave
Margaret A. Kern
Joseph Place
Reynolds Store
Wilkins to Speak on Chamber Work at Kiwanis Lunch
James Wilkins president of the Winchester Frederick Chamber of Commerce will describe the chamber’s work during the past year and outline plans for the coming year at the Kiwanis Club weekly lunch session.
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James Wilkins
Winchester-Frederick
Tomorrow's Meeting at George Washington Ho
A gathering is scheduled for 12 15 p m tomorrow at the George Washington House. Attendees expected include local officials and community members to discuss upcoming municipal plans.
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The
George Washington Ho
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