Immaculata High School Graduate Candidate Sheila McGuire
Miss Sheila Claybrook McGuire daughter of Dr and Mrs William P McGuire is a candidate for graduation from Immaculata High School Washington D C on June 2 She belongs to Sodality Catholic Student Mission Crusade Verse Choir Glee Club and the Class Will committee She was a cheerleader and captain of the squad In 1957 she represented Teen magazine of the Washington Evening Star
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Claybrook McGuire
William P. McGuire
Immaculata High School
Washington, D. C
Sodality
Catholic Student Mission Crusade
Washington Evening Star
Graduation Notes and Local Social Happenings
DP Arsonals MR AND MRS LEROY CA HILL attended the graduation of their daughter Eileen at Longwood College Farmville. MR CLARENCE KILBY of Stephens City is a patient at Newton Baker Hospital Martinsburg WV. JOHN PENNYPACKER Jr guest of his roommate in Blairsville PA. MR AND MRS SAMUEL MARSHALL of Alexandria weekend guests in Winchester. MR AND MRS C ROBERT CREAMER Jr returned home after stay in New York City. MRS ANNABELLE BOYCE and Miss Aloma Haun hosted a bridal shower for Mrs Boyd Brewer. CAPT AND MRS PAUL A HARRELL announce birth of son David Michael in Germany. MISS JANICE ELAINE BRUMBACK elected YWCA vice-president at Marion College. MISS ANNE SIRBAUGH returns from Hollins College. MRS HOLMES PINGLEY remains a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. MISS DIANA BOYER and family hosted guests Mr James A Richardson and Mr William Ways from Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pennypacker, Jr
John Pennypacker
Bob Shearer
Blairsville
Samuel Marshall
Alexandria
Frank Whitesell
Peyton St
Marshall
Winchester Polo Association
Robert Berry
Mr. Marshall
Winchester
University of Virginia
Mr. Berry
Paul A. Harrell
Kaiserslautern
Germany
David Michael
Yttle
Sales Cooper
N. Loudoun St
Janice Elaine Brumback
C. Lucian Brumback
Y.W. C.A
Marion College
Brumback
James Wood High School
Diana Boyer
James A. Richardson
William Ways
Miss Virginia Sue Williams to speak at Civic League luncheon
Miss Virginia Williams 1959 Miss Virginia will guest speak at the Women’s Civic League luncheon June 3 at 12:30 p.m. at Winchester Golf Club. She will model fashions from Margaret Hodgson and is a Richmond native, William and Mary sophomore, Delta Delta Delta member. June committee named by Mrs Huntsberry includes Mrs Sims, Mrs Mulvey and Mrs Philips. prizes and favors to be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sue Williams
Virginia
Women’s Civic League
Winchester Golf Club
Miss Williams
Margaret Hodgson
Sue
Richmond
Joseph William
Douglas Freeman High School
William and Mary College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Robert Huntsberry
C. P. Sims
Ralph Mulvey
Jack Philips
Please Phone Your Social Items To Nancy Pennypacker
Message requests readers to call Nancy Pennypacker at MO 2 3419 with social items. The note seeks items for the social column and provides a contact number.
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Nancy Pennypacker
Calendar of Events Highlights Local Club Meetings
June schedule lists numerous meetings and activities including Duplicate Bridge at the Golf Club and Lodge 867 at Elks Home on June 1. June 2 features Civic League luncheon, Quota and Optimists meetings, plus several fire company and fraternal events at various halls. June 3 includes Women's Civic League luncheon and a rummage sale in the Rouss Building with further evening gatherings. Wednesday hosts Southern Sportsmen at the War Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge
Golf Club
Lodge
BPOE
Elks
Civic League Board
Paul Harmon, Jr
George Washington Hotel
Lee Jackson
Hoppers Auto Club
Kernstown
American Legion
Legion Home
South End
Fire Hall
Valley Council
Knights of Columbus
Lee-Jackson
Women’s Civic League
Quota Club
Rouss Building
S. Braddock St
Rouss Fire Co
Brownie Troop 30 Hosts Picnic at Shawnee Fire Co
Brownie Troop 30 led by Mrs. Edward Bolton and aided by Mrs. Ray Haines and Mrs. Peter Kern held a picnic recently at the Shawnee Fire Co. facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Edward Bolton
Ray Haines
Peter Kern
Shawnee Fire Co
Births at Several Homes Reported in City
To Mr and Mrs Marshall Lee DeHaven a boy Michell Lane born at 515 E Pall Mall St Mrs DeHaven nee Betty Jean Weidman To Mr and Mrs Alfred Ray Shrout a girl Annie Marie Judy To Mr and Mrs Walter Franklin Smith Jr a boy Vada Darrell born in Middleburg Mrs Smith nee Audrey Elizabeth Stribling May 31 To Mr and Mrs Raymond Wallace Beveridge a boy Falls Mrs Beveridge nee Anne Elizabeth Newton To Mr and Mrs Glen L Russell a boy Glen William born in Clearbrook Mrs Russell nee Judy Ann Sirbaugh To Mr and Mrs Dewayne Allen Raines a boy Mark Dewayne born at 813 S Loudoun St Mrs Raines nee Shelby Jean Lions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Lee DeHaven
E. Pall Mall St
Michell Lane
DeHaven
Betty Jean Weidman
Alfred Ray Shrout
Route 2
Shrout
Annie Marie Judy
Walter Franklin Smith, Jr
Middleburg
Vada Darrell
Smith
Audrey Elizabeth Stribling
Raymond Wallace Beveridge
Falls
Beveridge
Anne Elizabeth Newton
Glen L. Russell
Clearbrook
Glen William
Russell
Judy Ann Sirbaugh
Dewayne Allen Raines
S. Loudoun St
Mark Dewayne
Raines
Shelby Jean Lions
Campbell Studio Dance Recital at War Memorial June Event
The Campbell Studio of Dance presents a recital at the War Memorial Building on June at 8 p.m. for parents and friends.
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Campbell
War Memorial
Day Camp Opens at Senseny Park This June
Senseny Park Day Camp runs four days a week with sessions from June 20 to 30 and July 11 to 29. Directors include Mrs John Knight and Miss Shelda Whitehill, supported by a long list of staff. Registrations remain open for intermediate scouts Brownies and non-scouts for both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senseny Park
John Knight
Shelda Whitehill
H. M. McFarland
Maurice Eckman
Donald Smith
William Murenberg
William Mitchell
William VanHorn
Franklin Cone
Walter Cain
Harold Covert
Ralph Fansler
Local DAR Luncheon in Luray Highlights Citizenship Awards
The John Rhodes Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a luncheon at the Mimslyn Hotel in Luray on May 26. Attendees from the Fort Loudoun Chapter of Winchester included Regent Miss Bertha Williams and others. guest of honor Virginia State Regent Mrs Frederick Morse spoke and presented awards.
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John Rhodes
Daughters of the American Revolution
Luray
Mimslyn
Fort Loudoun
D.A.R. of
Winchester
Regent
Bertha Williams
Jules Bernd
James Crew
P. G. Ireland
Walter Johnson
Gordon Mackie
Vernon S. McClintock
Joseph Stretchberry
William Sepler
Vacancies Open at Camp White Rock Capon Bridge W Va
Camp White Rock at Capon Bridge West Virginia still has spaces for the Brownies session June 25 July 2 with 10 openings. The intermediate group July 3 16 has four openings in the first session and 12 openings in the second session July 17 30. Registration is urged as the camp welcomes non scouts too.
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Camp White Rock
Capon Bridge
W. Va
June Arts Spotlight Highlights Local Theatre and Commencements
Winchester Little Theatre presents Three Men on a Horse as June feature with seven com mencements across area schools. Major shows include Abbott-Holm farce at Bark Mill and My Fair Lady arrival at National June 20. Summer concerts span Singing Tower at Luray and various national acts at venues like Carter Barron and Uline Arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Little Theatre
Bark Mill
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W. W. Glass
Stonewall Cemetery
Clarke County
Johnson-Williams
Warren County High School
Douglas
Winchester
James Wood
Handley
Mosby Academy
Front Royal
Park Theatre
Singing Tower
Luray
Buddich
Carter Barron Amphitheatre
Carol Channing
Washington Ballet
Johnny Mathis
Local Garden Club Forms Hawthorne Chapter With Enthusiastic Meet
The Hawthorne Garden Club held its first luncheon meeting at Mrs. Vincent Catarella's home with guest speaker Mrs. R. E. Myers who discussed flower arranging and critiqued member exhibits. The club, sponsored by Lord Fairfax Garden Club, honors the historic Hawthorne property linked to Col. James Wood and Gov. James Wood, with officers elected for the inaugural year and monthly meetings planned.
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R. E. Myers
Hawthorne Garden Club
Vincent Catarella
The
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Hawthorne
Winchester
Col
James Wood
Lord Fairfax
Col. Wood
James
Virginia
Wood
Lawrence Washington
George Washington
Mary Dorcas Wood
Emmett C. Stuart, Sr
Robert J. Schmitt
Don Nesbitt
Billy G. Phillips
Robert M. Glass, Jr
John F. Cussen
C. P. Sims
Harry C. Stewart, Jr
Fred Naegely
Harry W. Dunn
Middletown PTA Reports Chicken Barbecue Profit
The Middletown P T A announces a chicken barbecue raised over 400 gross with net receipts of 175.
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Middletown
Golden Link Sunday School Meets June 2
The Golden Link Sunday School class of the Evangelical Brethren Church will gather June 2 at 7 30 p m at 11 E Germain St home of Mrs Herbert Pope. Mrs John Miller serves as co host and Mrs Harry Haines leads the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Link
Evangelical Brethren Church
Herbert Pope
E. Germain St
John Miller
Harry Haines
Blue Lustre Carpet Cleaner Restores Bright Colors
Carpet colors dulled by soil regain brightness with Blue Lustre. It cleans an overall area or removes spots and traffic paths. The solution is gentle on all carpet types and leaves the pile open and soft. One half gallon cleans three 9 by 12 rugs.
Ewing Studio Benefit Recital Planned at Handley High
Ewing Studio of Dance Art presents Spring Fantasie a benefit performance for Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad. Saturday evening June 11 at 8 p.m. in Handley High School Auditorium. Four short ballet numbers feature pupils from Rhythm Tap and Ballet classes. Senior dancers Marjorie Sheets Joan Lord Margaret Fisher Carol Ann Gaines. veterans Mary Louise Butsler Carole Jean Mumpower Joan Michael Shiley. Mary Kater and Eugenia Evans will play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Ewing Studio of Dance Art
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Marjorie Sheets
Joan Lord
James Wood School
Margaret Fisher
Carol Ann Gaines
Handley
Mary Louise Butsler
Carole Jean Mumpower
Joan Michael Shiley
Mary Kater
Eugenia Evans
Etiquette guidance on weddings and speakers
A reader asks about attending a niece wedding without an invitation and how to handle seating. The answer says do not squeeze into a small church. in a larger church sit in the rear. It advises agreeing on speaker length with a guest in advance, then notes the napkin should be folded edge toward the plate.
Northern Virginia Hairdressers to Meet June 6
The Northern Virginia Hairdressers Association will hold a dinner meeting on June 6 at 7 p.m. at the Fort Loudoun Restaurant.
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Northern Virginia Hairdressers Association
Fort Loudoun
Macedonia WSCA Meeting Date Notice
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Macedonia Church will meet on June 1 at 7 45. Members are reminded to attend the church meeting room.
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Women's Society of Christian Service of the Macedonia Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
News Women
Leroy Cahill
Eileen
Longwood College
Farmville
Frank G. Lindberg
Hampton
Clarence Kilby
Stephens City
Newton Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
C. Robert Creamer, Jr
Handley Ave
New York City
Annabelle Boyce
Aloma Haun
Boyd Brewer
Anne Sirbaugh
Leonard Sirbaugh
Hollins College
Holmes Pingley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Virginia
Civic League
Lynbrook
Margaret
Hodgson
Hat & Dress Shop
Loudoun St
Woodmen of the World
Fraternal Order of Eagles
WAR Memorial Building
Southern Sportsmen
Katherine Crismore
Norman Crismore
City
Norfolk
Azelia Baptist Church of
Talmadge DeHaven
Nain
DAR
Guest
the Arts
Washington
Uline Arena
Koshare Indians
Uline
Gilbert and Sullivan
American Light Opera Company
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
New Hampshire Ave
Ext
White Oak
Owings Mills
Paintes Mill
St. Louis
Painters Mill
P.T.A
E.A.B
Joyce
Newex
Gaunt
Miller’‘S
Roberta Lee
Shoecenter
Loudoun & Wen Sts
N. Va
Macedonia
WSCA
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Formica
Cather
Helen R. Collier D
W. Boscawen
Room
General Electric
Freezer
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