Local Personal Notes Reflect Residents Happenings
Mr Henry T Goode Jr of 625 W Clifford St remains a patient at Memorial Hospital and is reported improving. Mrs Lillian Winkfield and Miss Willie Samsell attended Shenandoah College commencement with Winkfield's daughter Billie Ann part of the graduating class. Mr Ray Becker of Shenandoah Ave left for Roanoke on business and will return next week. Thomas Row arrived from VPI for a week with his parents before resuming studies toward a nuclear engineering masters in August. The Stronsider infant Arthur Lee is welcomed, with Lola Ritter as mother. The Lancasters of Fredericksburg visited Rosa Pannett on N Loudoun. Joan Dorsey arrived home after her junior year at Longwood College. The Gores and Crismans visited relatives in Callahan Florida and joined the Andrew Jackson High School Class of 1958 reunion at the Jacksonville Beauclere. The Gores also toured the Stephen Foster memorial in White Sulphur Springs. Burr Fletcher of 1408 Loudoun Spent the weekend in Mathias West Virginia. The infant daughter of John and Dotty Shocky of Three Churches West Virginia was named Deborah Elaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Winkfield
Willie Samsell
Shenandoah College
Guy Gore
Jessie Crisman
Gussie Foreman
Callahan
Fla
Florida
John Shocky
W. Va
Deborah Elaine
Shocky
Dotty Wolfe
Millwood
George Greenhalgh, Jr
A. C. Randolph
Upperville
Devon
Roland Mitchell
William B. Watkins, Jr
Dividing Creek
Frank H. Masi
Willete Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Blue Ridge Club
Masi
Richard Plater
Col
William Shipp
Ashton Lee
Robin
Diana
Chicago
Rosney
Walter Lee
Isobel Lee
New York City
Miss Lee
Helen Beatty
John Beatty
Pittsburgh
Tullius C. Tupper
Ridgewood Farm
Gilbert Humphery
Margaret Humphery
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Alexander Mackay-Smith
John Beardall
Edward Jenkins
Red Gate
Edward Durell
A. Mackay-Smith
George Glaysher
Boy-Ed
George Greenhalgh
William Greenhalgh
Ray Greenhalgh
Ray Norton, Jr
Bethesda
Local Calendar Highlights Community Events and Girl Scout News
The June calendar lists church suppers, meetings at Mace donia and other venues, Rotary and BPW events, and a busy week of club gatherings. Girl Scout Troop 16 held Court of Awards at Trinity Lutheran Parish House with awards for Curved Bar, First and Second Class. participants included Kay Madigan, Georgia Carbaugh, Judy Ailes, and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Parish House
Kay Madigan
Janet Ewing
Robin Hockman
Great Britain
Brazil
Maynard Hausenfluck
Sarah Shryock
Fulton Allder
Charles Bass
F. T. Reid
Floyd Ginn
Dann Brumback
Irvin Williams
R. E. Aylerton
A. W. Hinton
Methodist Church
William McCray
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sandra Hausenfluck
Georgia Carbaugh
Judy Ailes
Karen Strickler
Elizabeth Ambrose
Nancy Anderson
Hazel Bray
Wanda Punk
Elwanda Ginn
Linda Harden
Claudia Hartley
Donna Jordan
Bonnie
Connie Largent
Sharon Newlin
Donna Nesselrodt
Penny Perry
Barbara Strosnider
Bethesda Shackleford
June Meeting of Queen Esther Class at First EUB Church
The Queen Esther Sunday School Class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at Mrs Richard Cooper’s home with Mrs Ray Hicks leading devotions. The Cork Street Christian Church CYF unit holds a bake sale Saturday at 9 a.m. at Sherwin-William store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Richard Cooper
Ray Hicks
Cork Street Christian Church
Sherwin-William
Fifth Annual House and Garden Tour in Moorefield
The fifth annual house and garden tour proceeds support the Hardy County Public Library. It runs Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST with headquarters at the Hotel McNeill in Moorefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorefield
W. Va
Hardy County Public Library
McNeill
Special Luncheon and Dinner Service Planned
A special luncheon will be served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and dinner from 5 to 8 p.m. The schedule outlines daytime and evening meals for attendees.
Local Births Reported for Three Families
To Mr and Mrs James Rudolph Route 1 a boy. Mrs Rudolph is the former Miss Carole Armstrong. To Mr and Mrs Richard Pence Route 2 Edinburg a boy. Mrs Pence is the former Miss Gertrude Ball. To 2nd Lt Jackson Miller USA and Mrs Miller Warrenton a boy William Hodgkin. Mrs Miller is the former Miss Carolyn Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rudolph
Rudolph
Carole Armstrong
Richard Pence
Edinburg
Pence
Gertrude Ball
Jackson Miller
USA
Miller
Warrenton
William Hodgkin
Carolyn Beard
Fresh Air children to arrive in Stephens City area
The Herald Tribune reports Fresh Air children from New York will arrive in Stephens City on June 25. Local residents may host one or more of the children, inviting community participation in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
the Herald Tribune
Fresh Air Children of
New York
Four New Rotarians Set for Classification Talks
The Rotary Club will host four new members delivering classification talks at tomorrow's 1 p.m. luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. Fred Stinson will preside, and Woodrow Harper organized the program. Speakers are Dr. William Pifer, W. R. Strader Jr., Philip N. Hunter, and Dr. Stuart Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Fred Stinson
Woodrow Harper
William Pifer
W. R. Strader, Jr
Philip N. Hunter
Stuart Row
Brucetown Church Plans Bible School
Brucetown Methodist Church schedules a vacation Bible School from June 9 to 13. Sessions run daily from 7 to 9 PM at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown Church
Bible
Brucetown
Devon Horse Show Socials At Blue Ridge Weekend
Millwood society circles attended the Devon Horse Show and opening tea at the Blue Ridge Club. Guests included Mrs. George Greenhalgh Jr and Mrs. A C Randolph with social events hosted by Mr and Mrs Richard Plater and others at several country homes. The Blue Ridge Hunt Gymkhana drew families such as Virginia Guest and George Kirby, with champions crowned in senior and junior divisions.
Social happenings around Springbury Ball and guests
Mrs Greenhalgh hosts Springbury well before the Ball with guests Mr and Mrs Byrd Mr and Mrs Mitchell and visitors William Weatherall Adm and Mrs John Beardall and Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Beardall Adm and Mrs Paul Pih dinner before the Ball attended by Mr and Mrs Jenkins and Mrs Walter Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Wood Keith
Charlottesville
Princeton
N. J
Palmer
Harrison
William Beverley
Mt. Airy
George Harrison Burwell
William Shipp
Langhorn Dick
Heberick Rogers
Chester Springs
Patch
Pochon
Col
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Pleas B. Rogers
William Bell Watkins
Charles F. McIntosh
Edwin Lewis
Braddock Street Kindergarten Holds Graduation Exercises
Twenty nine children received diplomas marking the close of the school year at Braddock Street Methodist Church Kindergarten. Names of graduates entering first grade are listed, followed by attendees and staff. The group then portable to Lions Shelter for a picnic. Total enrollment this year was 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Pam Abbott
Carole Braithwaite
Susan Cooper
Susan Singhass
Mary Virginia Koontz
Connie Garber
Karen Peebles
Jane Colvin
Pam Kern
Kim Woolschlager
Jane Williamson
Jane Rosenberger
Debbie McAboy
Debbie Deboir
Vickie Anderson
Sara Thomas
Mike Milam
Keith Rodgers
Randy Powers
David Burke
Bobby Smallwood
Boyd Marcus
Larry Roe
Wayne Bloom
Rickey Lewis
Richard Mellett
Eddie Doerflein
Brad Anderson
Garry Seabright
Lions Shelter
L. G. Boyer
Woodrow Harper
Leonard Wisecarver
H. W. Butler, Jr
Modern Etiquette Q and A From Roberta Lee
Early arrivals may keep aisle seats and should not be pressed for other seats. Hosts should meet out of town guests at the station or terminal. Applesauce with pork is best eaten with a fork.
Middletown Council Funds Fire Company Hose Purchase
The Town Council voted to donate 250 to the Middletown Fire Company for new hose. Final tax notices will be mailed next week and delinquent penalties begin July 1. Councilman G W Borden to discuss Lions Club trash container site. alleys to be moved. Attending were Mayor D K Muntzing, Treasurer Mrs Margaret Hanshew, Clerk Mrs Esther Cline, and Councillors Shull Sperry Borden and Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Margaret Hanshew
Esther Cline
William Shull
Ainsworth Sperry
Borden
Walter Little
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
Lesson notes misused forms mispronunciations and common misspellings. It lists proper usage guidance on phrases such as divide up and cites the Scotsman term preference. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth and defines insinuative as giving hints with an example sentence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry T. Goode, Jr
W. Clifford St
Memorial Hospital
Ray Becker
Shenandoah Ave
Roanoke
Thomas Row
VPI
Stuart B. Row
Clifton Stronsider
Route 1
Arthur Lee
Strossider
Lola Ritter
Marshall Lancaster
Fredericksburg
Mrs. Rosa Pannett
N. Loudoun &T
Joan Dorsey
Mrs
Nacie Dorsey
Longwood College
Bobbie Conrad
Macedonia Methodist Church
AF Mgr. B&c
Duplicate Bridge
Golf Club
Lodge
BPOE
Elks Home
Quota Club
Old Friendship Fire Hall
American Legion
Legion Home
South End
Middletown Fire Co
Rouss Fire Co
Friendship Fire Co
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Fire Hall
Woodmen of the
Order of Mace
Eagles Home
War Memorial Building
Civic League
Slo-Mo-Shun Club
James Wood
Aauw and Civic League Library Committee
French Reid
Jesus the Friend
George Vaught
Doris Clem
Audrey Driver
Charles Seaman
Ralph Ritenour
Eldridge Lemley
David Petrie
Raymond Rinker
Bible School
CYF
Stephens City News
By Carolyn L. Seal
Antsherrys
Srrwekire
Millwood Socials
Gaunt
Visit Vacation Resort
Burr P. Harrison
City
Hot Springs
Southern Stael Industrial Council
A. Meals For Millions, Inc
West Seventh St
Los Angeles
California
California Institute of Technology
Roberta Lee
Middletown Fire Company
Council
W. L. Gordon
Elsie-Kay Shoppe
S. Braddock St
W. Boscawen
Helen R. Collier
D.C. T
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ritine
Sile
Punjab
Scranton
Cather
Room
Nem
Geo
Washington
Timberlake
Braddock St
Hilda Nickleson
Nickie
Beauty Shop
E. Kern St
Shoe & Dress
E. W. Argenbright
N. Loudoun St
the Daisy
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