First Maryland Regiment to stage Musketry and Music Drill
Operation Gateway will present the First Maryland Regiment in a Musketry and Music Drill as part of Our Heritage Days on February 21 at Prospect Square Fort Cumberland. The 39 member volunteer unit reenacts colonial authentic marching in period costume with a buffet at the Woman's Civic Club. William L. Brown III is the ranking officer.
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Maryland
Ralph C. Isiminger
Operation Gateway
Fort Frederick
Washington County
Montreal
Smallwood
New York City
Washington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
North
South Carolina
Cowpens
Guilford Court House
Prospect Square
Fort Cumberland
Woman's Civic Club
William L. Brown, III
Stonewall Homemakers Club Meeting Demo Lunch
The Stonewall Homemakers Club will meet Wednesday at 10 30 a m in the War Memorial Building for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs Gerry Van Strouder and Mrs Ruth Grubbs will demonstrate Line and Design for Figure Flattery and Foundation Garments. Hostesses are Mrs Phyllis Dyer and Mrs Reid Lunsford. Members bring place settings and a covered dish. Our French dressing comes from France Sauce Vinai grette. True Sauce Vinaigrette is made with oil vinegar and seasonings mustard may be included.
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Stonewall Homemakers Club
War Memorial Building
Gerry van Strouder
Ruth Grubbs
Phyllis Dyer
Reid Lunsford
France
Calendar of events brief listings
Daily notices show local clubs and meetings including Lions Club at George Washington Hotel Exchange Club at 12 15 Century Club with Mrs J W Arthur Fairfax Lane Toastmasters at Valley Club Route 50 Dale Carnegie class at Holiday Inn East Round Hill PTA Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge and Alcoholics Anonymous at First Baptist Church all scheduled through the evening
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Exchange Club
Century Club
J. W. Arthur
Fairfax Lane
Toastmasters Club
Valley Club
Route 50
East
Dale Carneige
Holiday Inn
Round Hill
PTA
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Winchester area personals and hospital notes
Local notices report residents in transition from Winchester Memorial Hospital to convalescent care and home settings. Birth announcements include Richard Brian Delahay born January 22 at Baltimore’s Church Home and Hospital. Pamela Sirbaugh earns Lear Siegler Institute Director's List in Silver Spring. The Bride Cooks Lunch features a corn and egg scramble recipe.
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J. Richard Delahay
Rumelia Circle
Essex
Richard Brian
Church Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Delahays
Annette Renee
Delahay
Roberta Anne Prettyman
Robert E. Prettyman
Miller Heights
Pamela Lee Sirbaugh
Rhoda Sirbaugh
Front Royal Road
Roy Lee Sirbaugh
Lear Siegler Institute
Silver Spring
Sirbaugh
Anita Nelson Weds Trooper Gerald Jenkins in Christmas Ceremony
Miss Anita Louise Nelson and Trooper Gerald Nathan Jenkins wed at Congregational United Church of Christ in Stephenson. The Dec 21 ceremony featured white daisies and carnations, music by Vernon Joyner, and a reception at the church social room before a Wilmington-area honeymoon and a new home at 811 Richards Ave.
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Anita Louise Nelson
Gordon R. Nelson
Stephenson
Gerald Nathan Jenkins
Winchester
Jenkins
Allen Jenkins
Front Royal
Congregational United Church of Christ
John Fitzgerald
Vernon Joyner
Sheri Gaines
Susan Nelson
Stephanie Nelson
Delano Jenkins
Leesburg
Lee Jenkins
Arlington
Wendell
Elton Jenkins
Ott Baker
Browntown
Warren County High School
Virginia State Police Academy
Williamsburg
Richards Ave
Mitchell bridge winners at George Washington Hotel
In Monday’s Mitchell duplicate bridge at the George Washington Hotel the north south winners were Mrs J Gray Beverley and Mrs W Nelson Page. Second went to Mrs Harold G Brown and Mrs J A Holinger. East west winners were Mrs Graham Dougherty and Mrs Richard Goode with runners up Mrs John Griffith and Mrs W B Price. On Wednesday first went to Mrs Lewis Hyde and Mrs Richard Giffin. second to Mrs Harold G Brown and Mrs Irvan O Connell. Third went to Mrs Herbert Schutte and Mrs E E Willkie, fourth to Vernon Tetlow and William McBride, and a five win tie for fifth between Robert Henry and Bentley Kenny and Mrs Estelle Rollason and Mrs Kay Williams.
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George Washington Hotel
J. Gray Beverley
W. Nelson Page
Harold G. Brown
J. A. Holinger
Graham Dougherty
Richard Goode
John Griffith
W. B. Price
Lewis Hyde
Richard Giffin
Irvan O’connell
Herbert Schutte
E. E. Willkie
Vernon Tetlow
William McBride
Robert Henry
Bentley Kenny
Estelle Rollason
Kay Williams
Follies of 1970 Show Stars Shine In Lineup
A Florida field of performers in the Follies of 1970 features women listed as stars from the kick line. Names include Mrs. Jack Phillips and Mrs. William Mote with the costume committee and Mrs. Hubert Stratton as costumes chairman.
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Jack Phillips
William Mote
Thomas Glass III
Thomas Kremer, Jr
Rockette Gals
Hubert Stratton
Plain Husbands and Wives Turn into Broadway Stars
George D Onofrio describes the Hospital Follies featuring 150 performers from mothers and housewives becoming Broadway style stars. The event requires many volunteers for singing dancing sewing painting and ticket sales with proceeds benefiting Winchester Memorial Hospital through the Hospital Auxiliary. Tickets remain available by calling the George Washington Hotel lobby ticket office at 667-8943.
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George D’onofrio
Hospital Follies
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George Washington Hotel
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Homemakers Club
LOK
Ae Weewin
Wie
Beauty
Sherwin Williams
Sherwin-Williams
Loudoun ST
Eugene B. Cooper
Washington St
Shawnee Springs Nursing Home
C. H. Henkel
W. Boscawen St
Atlanta
High Point
N.C
Dorothy Johnson
W. Germain St
George Breitenbenback
S. Braddock St
Evelyn Lowery
Elizabeth Keefer
Shenandoah Ave
Ty Cecily Brownstone
Mrs. Gerald Nathan Jenkins
Miss Nelson
Trooper Gerald Jenkins
Silk Mill Sales
East Sixth Street
Front Royal, Virginia
Dacron
Trevira
Hospital
Call
Penneys’ Catalog Dept
Penneys
Wilkins
Shhoegenter
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