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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1971

Page

6

Allen Riding Club Show Crowns Wheeler Champion

Miss Dorothy Page Allen presents the Challenge trophy to Kenneth Wheeler of Cismont Manor Keswick for winning the Green Working Hunter Division riding New Leaf at the Lewis M Allen Riding Club Horse Show. The trophy was donated by the late Dorothy Gilpin Allen.

Dorothy Page Allen Middlebury Howard O. Allen Winchester Kenneth Wheeler Cismont Manor Keswick Lewis M. Allen Miss Allen Dorothy Gilpin Allen Wheeler New Leaf Rebels Roost Farm

Mrs Evva McGuigan Hosts Colonial Garden Club

Members of the Colonial Garden Club met at 645 Tennyson Ave to hear organ music by Mrs Evva McGuigan and conduct a workshop on arranging flowers. Awards were given for horticulture with blues reds and yellows. guest judge was Mrs Stanley Clevenger. The Kernstown United Methodist Church Women’s Society will skip August meeting.

Colonial Garden Club Harvey Melton Tennyson Ave Evva McGuigan Charles DeHaven Fred Brumback Haslup Revell Ward Snyder Stanley Clevenger Women’s Society of Christian Service Kernstown

Calendar of Events Packed Weekend Schedule

A busy weekend unfolds with multiple fundraisers and gatherings. Friday features a rummage sale at 108 W Clifford St and ACT at Lions Shelter. Saturday offers bake and rummage sales at Ward Plaza and Clearbrook Presbyterian Church plus a festival with ice cream at Relief Church and yard parties at multiple churches. Sunday presents a series of reunions across towns from Sea to Berryville and Capon Bridge at various shelters and parks.

W. Clifford St Lions Shelter Ward Plaza Clearbrook Presbyterian Church Relief Church Fairview Church Reliance Hartley Nistwartss Senseney Walnut Spring Grove Oranda Parrill Cacapon State Park Gardner Middletown Elizabeth Furnace Cooley Exchange Pugh Capon Chapel Capon Bridge W. Va Havermale Vernon Ambrose Renner-Marlow Berryville Rinker Rotary Royston Marshall Pyne Sipe

Allen Granddaughter Rides in Local Show

Dorothy Page Allen, daughter of Howard and Mrs. Allen of Middleburg, rode in the Berryville Horse Show grounds show ring for the first time since 1969. The Allen Riding Club honored Dr. Lewis Maitland Allen, family breeder, with trophies and a dedication to Dorothy Gilpin Allen.

Nancy Pennypacker Dorothy Page Allen Howard Allen Middleburg Allen Berryville Clarke County Clarke Riding Club Lewis Maitland Allen Page Allen Winchester Virginia Clifton Red Tape United States Cog d’Esprit University of Maryland Johns Hopkins Hospital Germany Austria Wallis Warfield Duchess of Windsor Dorothy Gilpin Baltimore Allens Howard Lewis, Jr Douglas Brooke Allen Riding Club Dorothy Gilpin Allen

Births and reunions noted in Winchester area columns

LT. AND MRS. CHARLES LORING JOSLIN III of Charleston announce the birth of daughter Helen Kimball on July 28 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Joslin is the former Helen Elizabeth Goodwin of Lake St. Clair. Helen arrives after three months at sea, based in Scotland. Bertha Cunningh am of Harrisburg is visiting Clearbrook. Mrs. Joseph G. Gibson of Henry Ave returns from Charlottesville with family. The Solenbergers host Old Fredericktown Garden Club picnic on Amherst Street. John Hortenstine, son of Dr. and Mrs. Hortenstine, named to University of Denver Dean's List for spring quarter. Lemar H. Kern of Frederick Ave is a patient at Winchester Memorial. Thomas Bentley Kern and Patricia Ann Halter welcome a son, Thomas Bentley Jr., born July 22 in Jacksonville. Mr. Kern resides in Winchester.

Charles Loring Joslin III Charleston S.C Helen Kimball Winchester Memorial Hospital Joslin Helen Elizabeth Goodwin John Goodwin Lake St. Clair St. Joslin Winchester Scotland Joseph G. Gibson Henry Ave Charlottesville Inlaw Joseph Edwin Gibson Upperville John Hortenstine Hawthorne Drive University of Denver Denver Colo Thomas Bentley Kern Jacksonville Fla Thomas Bentley, Jr Kern Patricia Ann Halter

Sigma Alpha Iota Leaders Attend White House Reception

Miss Rhonda Lineburg of Shenandoah College visits Washington for a White House honors event honoring Mrs. Richard Nixon for music advocacy. Gamma Gamma Chapter at Shenandoah plans September initiation of four patronesses: Mrs. Robert Parker, Mrs. William Schenck, Mrs. Bruce Sauders, and Mrs. John Nielsen.

Rhonda Lineburg Sigma Alpha Iota Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music Charlotte Collins Jeanne Piland Gamma Gamma White House Washington Richard Nixon

Town and Country Garden Club Meets at Villa LaRue

The July Berryville gathering hosted by Mrs. Edward von Pippin approved purchasing a dogwood tree for Berryville Post Office grounds to mark US Postal Service Day. New member Betty Barbour was welcomed and a nominating committee was named.

Edward T. von Pippin Town and Country Garden Club Villa LaRue von Pippin Berryville United States Postal Service Thomas Iden Edward McAllister Harrisonburg Robert L. Withers Betty Barbour Sturm Maurice L. Appleton

Births July 24 Go Render

Berryville area births list four families welcomed daughters and sons on July 24. Carey Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eugene Meadors from Strasburg. Ronnie Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lorrain Potter of Falls Church. Trica Lynn to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gene Crider of Woodstock. Mrs. Potter and Mrs. Crider are former Miss Kesner and Miss Showman respectively. Berryville Presbyterian Kindergarten open for four year olds. contact Mrs. Betty Sheetz at 955 1896.

Seah Cole Earl. Johnson Berryville Ave Carey Ann Johnson Betty Lee Mowrey Carl Eugene Meadors Strasburg Ronnie Lee Meadors Mary Ellen Braithwaite Danny Lorrain Potter Monticello Drive Falls Church Trica Lynn Trica Lynn. Mrs. Potter Is the Former Miss Dorothy Luella Kesner Larry Gene Crider Shaffer St Woodstock Stacy Lee Crider Diana Lee Berryville Presbyterian Church Betty Sheetz

Jones Celebrate 16th Wedding Anniversary

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs John W Jones of 439 Mosby Street on their sixteenth anniversary. They wed July 29 1955 in Winchester with Rev Robert Bradford officiating. Mrs Jones is Elsie B Triplett. They have two sons Clinton Edward and Ian William.

John W Buddy) Jones Mosby St Winchester Robert Bradford Jones Elsie B. Triplett Clinton Edward Ian William

Edith V. Whitacre Reunion Held At Gore Park

The 35th Edith V. Whitacre reunion gathered 168 people July 18 at Ebenezer Church Park Gore. Larry Whitacre was elected president with Norman Wingfield as vice president and Juanita McLaughlin as secretary and treasurer. Gifts honored Melanie Pugh Mellon Adams old, Florence Bennett oldest woman, Bryant Combs youngest boy, Lisa Manning youngest girl, Roy Wingfield couple oldest marriage, and Holmes Wingfield traveled farthest.

Edith V. Whitacre Ebenezer Church Park Gore Larry Whitacre Norman Wingfield Juanita McLaughlin Melanie Pugh Mellon Adams Florence Bennett Bryant Combs Lisa Manning Roy Wingfield Holmes Wingfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Evva McGuigan Loudoun St Anthony Nick Beauty College of Winchester W. Piccadilly St Breggett Sale Yd Leggett Credit Caedit Bertha Cunningham Harrisburg, Pa Harry McAboy Clearbrook Herbert A. Solenberger Old Fredericktown Garden Club Amherst St Lemar H. Kern Frederick Ave Coolfont Treetop House Berkeley Springs Rt. 9 Reunion W. Boscawen Stone Age
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