Moose Women To Attend Convention
The State Convention of the Loyal Order of the Moose and Women of the Moose will be held in Roanoke at the Roanoke Hotel on Aug. 22-25. Deputy Grand Regent Mrs. John Lee of the Winchester Chapter will lead Women of the Moose meetings. Mrs. Elmer Vance will be an attendant to the Queen of Sponsors. The Winchester Chapter will open the Ritual Session. The attendants are runners up to the Queen of Sponsors chosen from March 1967 to March 1968. Mrs. Beverley Beaver speaks on Enrollment of Members at the Opening on Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
of the Loyal Order of the Moose
Women of the Moose
Roanoke
John Lee
Winchester
Elmer Vance
Queen of Sponsors
Mooseheart
Beverley Beaver
Moose Home
Community Club Schedule Amid Night Time Events
A list of meetings and events outlines Monday and Tuesday activities. Civil Air Patrol at the old Virginia Woolen Mill at 7 p.m. Madison Lodge No. 6 IOOF at 8 p.m. Fraternal Order of Eagles at home at 8 p.m. Tuesday includes Exchange Club at Washington Hotel 12:15 p.m. Century Club at 3:45 p.m. and Board of Control, Exchange Club at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia
Madison Lodge
IOOF
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Exchange Club
Wie
Washington Hotel
Century Club
Board of Control
Garden Club luncheon features horticulture talk and prizes
Mrs. Peter McDowell of Gore spoke on basic horticulture at the Hawthorne Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Edward Lawrence. She, a Senior Accredited Judge and former Maryland Federation horticulture chair, recommended a dedicated bed for exhibits and using the Praying Mantis as a natural pest control. A brief business session followed, new member welcomed, and ribbons awarded to seven members with Mrs. Virgil R. Strader as guest judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McDowell
Gore
Hawthorne Garden Club
Edward Lawrence
S. Garner Edmonds
Irvin Shendon
Frank Armstrong I
Hunter Gaunt, Sr
James
Brewer Frye Clan Plans 1969 Reunion at Kiwanis Shelter
A Brewer Frye family reunion held Sunday July 21 at Exchange Shelter Winchester Recreation Park drew about 75 relatives. President Johnnie Brewer led the business session and prayer. Mrs Helen Price reported on 1967. Mollie Frye 87 Martinsburg WV was the oldest. Newcomers Kellie Price and Scottie Boyd were born since last year. Next reunion set for first Sunday in July 1969 at Kiwanis Shelter with Maude Adams Leonard Snapp and David Allamong on the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer- Frye
Exchange
Winchester Recreation Park
Kellie Price
Hugby Price, Jr
Scottie Boyd
Charles Boyd
Maude Adams
Leonard Snapp
David Allamong
Kiwanis Shelter
Allen Horse Show Expands to Two Days at Berryville Grounds
The Lewis M. Allen Riding Club hosted its 10th Annual Horse Show at the Berryville grounds with 100 exhibitors entering multiple divisions. Championships crowned Admiralda as Junior Hunter Champion, Mark the Way winning Green and Working Hunter titles, plus multiple ribbons for Green Jumpers and Pony divisions, reflecting a large turnout and diverse competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Allen
Old
Berryville
Admiralda
Col
Lowell Riley
Magerfield
Drame«dase
J. Arthur Reynolds
Cismont Manor Farms
Mark
Feagan
Donald S&s
Cline
James L. Hatcher
Mr. Locksmith
Chartwell Farm
Lonesome
Gail Asay
Thornwood Farm
Charles S. Milton
Ernest Care
Tijuana Brass
Joe Pamelia
Gerard
Allen
Laurie Wilson
Calldon
Gary Gardner
Wingfield Farm
Top Secret
Mrs. Gardner
Coral Ice
Noel Twyman
Bill Grover
Tommy Jones
New Hope Farm
Indie Thomasson Grant Weds Edward Washington Cather I
Mrs Grant and Mr Thomasson announce the marriage of Indie Thomasson Grant to Edward Washington Cather I. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 4 p.m. in Mountain Lake Park. Mr Cather, formerly of Winchester, works with Hechinger Co in Washington. They will reside in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Thomasson III
Barrington, Ill
Mountain Lake Park
Indie Thomasson Grant
Edward Washington Cather I
Mr. Cather
Roy A. Cather
S. Washington St
Cath
Cather
Winchester
The
Hechinger Co
Washington
Mrs. Cather
Alexandria
AAUW Annual Picnic Set for August 8 at Kiwanis Shelter
Members of the American Association of University Women are reminded the annual picnic will be held August 8 at the Kiwanis Shelter starting 6 30 p m. Husbands are invited guests. Co chairmen are Mrs Garland Quarles and Mrs W Alan Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Kiwanis
Garland Quarles
W. Alan Perry
Mr Walter J Anderson Transferred to Shawnee Nursing Home
Mr Walter J Anderson of 1013 S Cameron St after hospital care at Winchester Memorial Hospital has been admitted to Shawnee Nursing Home. The notice lists his name and new residence as it appears in a local personal column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Anderson
S. Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Shawnee Nursing Home
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Dior
Christian Dior
H. C. Christianson
Ngc
Cabuche
Hawthorne Club
Frye
Johnnie Brewer
Helen Price
Mollie Frye
Martinsburg, W. Va
CoHeen Watkins
Secrary
Ruth Brewer
Allen Horse Show
Harkaway Farm
Lee Ann Williams
Barbara Batterton
Godfrey Volkswagen, Inc
Pamela Pamelia
Farnley Flint
Sky High
Robin Richardson
Bugle Ann
Walker Richardson
Bantry Bay
Kitty Beveridge
Rick Mitchell
Greensboro, N. C
Hunter
Paul Fout
Hunter Appointment
Padisham
Madcap Farm
Debbie Wood
Puissance
Polaris Farm
Green
Candlewick
Miss Charm Newman
Tiger Run
James L. Hatcher, Jr
Virginia Horse Shows Association
Hunter Seat
Susan Stanford
Farnley Farm
Ist
John Richardson
Vicki Stacki
Harkaway Farms
Lyn Willingham Green
Sadie Hawkins
Harvey Wood
Firefly
Westy Byrd
V.P.I
Sally Godfrey
Daphne Dillon
Anne Byrd
Caroline
Leslie Treviranus
Ann
Green Working Hunters
Lewis M. Allen Riding Club
Wiss Endie of
Joan
Dee
W. Monmouth St
Joan M. Shiley
National Association of Dance & Affiliated Artists, Inc
Professional
Dance Teachers Association, Inc
Loudoun ST
Princess Ring
Her Majesty
Bo'w Ores
Ey al
Genele Re
Loudoun Street
Virginia
John Reid
Mgr
Puel Cor
Bobby Tucker
Aauw Picnic
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