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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1963

Page

12

Foreign Students To Visit Clarke On June 26

More than 70 American Field Service International Exchange students from 26 countries will visit Clarke County for two days as part of a three week bus tour. They have lived with American families in Iowa and Illinois and will be hosted by 12 civic groups and Clarke County High School leaders. They will meet Congress members in Washington and visit the White House and embassies before touring New York City. Hosts are sought to house students aged 16 to 18. contact Bluemont’s Mrs. Stigler or Berryville’s Mrs. Carr.

Berryville American Field Service International Exchange Iowa Illinois Washington D. C Congress White House New York City Clarke County William Stigler Bluemont John Carr

Anniversary Dinner Highlights Harlan's YWCA Legacy

In Coatesville Pennsylvania Miss Anna E Harlan a founder and the first president of the YWCA was a notable participant at the fifty year anniversary dinner. Her long service spans the organization 50 year history in the city.

Coatesville Coatesville Ywca Anna E. Harlan

35 000 Pounds Pooled by Wool Growers

About 150 northern Virginia farmers pooled 35 000 pounds of wool at the Wool Pool in Berryville held yesterday at Moore and Dorsey Cold Storage. Clarke County Agent John Gerken said the pool was down from last year by about 90 000 pounds due to fewer sheep. Nichols and Co. of South Carolina bought the wool and will truck it to their plant in the south. Farmers will receive 55 1/2 cents per pound, up from 58 1/2 cents last year. Holy Cross Monastery of Clarke County was among top producers. Participants came from Page, Clarke, Shenandoah, Frederick, and Warren Counties.

Berryvlle Virginia Moore and Dorsey Clarke County John Gerken Nichols and Co South Carolina Gerken Holy Cross Monastery Page Clarke Shenandoah Frederick Warren Counties

Buddy Poppies Raise Funds at Clarke VFW Sale

Berryville VFW raised more than 100 dollars selling Buddy Poppies over the weekend. Mrs. Yingst says all poppies sold and proceeds support a rehabilitation fund, Eaton Rapids Orphans Home in Michigan, and the veterans who craft the poppies. Berryville Post 9760 uses its share to aid needy families at Christmas.

Berryville V.F.W Clarke Thomas Yingst Ladies’ Auxiliary Eaton- Rapids Michigan Hingst

78 Seniors To Finish High School

Clarke County and Johnson Williams high schools hold 1962 63 commencement exercises with 78 seniors receiving diplomas 71 from Clarke and 8 from Johnson Williams Speakers include honor students and class officials Term ends with ceremonies at Clarke County High at 7 30 and Johnson Williams at 8 00 Includes list of Clarke County High graduates with multiple rows of names

Berryville Clarke High Clarke County Johnson-Williams Clarke Johnson Williams Clarke County High Stella Presgraves Kendall Riley Bonnie Mehairy William Pire Linda Wynkoop James Royston Judy Payne Sidney Veasey Sharon Luttrell Thomas Cain Judy Huff Michael Miller Donna Noyes Philip Fowler Betty Kephart Russell Edwards Bonnie Duncan Robert Davis Jean Iden James McCardy Mary Mackintosh David Longerbeam Caroline Mowery Donald Molden Patricia Edens Edward Tomblin Connie Neff Edgar Coffelt Judith Unger Dale Lloyd Lois Payne Phillip Crim Joan Jenkins Richard Huff Mary Hawkins John Sours Ann Greathouse Steven Tavernier Mary Jones Aubrey Waters Betty Mercer Christoper Edwards Sandra Bray Ragland Ballone Thomas Shepherd Sandra Berry Thomas Clatterbuck Priscilla Smith Robert Fiddler Rosalind Fuller Richard Levi Alice Hough David Hough Phyllis Mercer Katherine Russell Lynn Foltz Shirley White Mary Joan Pyne James Ferrebee Anna Lofton Joseph Abramson Charles Miley III Joseph Bean William Tharp Ronald Zombro William Brisco Betty Williams Betty

Berryville Socials Weekend Guests and Local Absences

Berryville residents and visitors gather in Rockingham County as Mrs. Loring Kackley hosts kin including Miss Alois Tinsman. Several students return home for summer from William and Mary and Bedford College. Hospital and military updates include William Clevenger in Winchester Memorial Hospital and Pvt Bobby Jackson on leave after Ft. Gordon training. A Westminister outing features Mrs. L. N. Russell and companions.

Loring C. Kackley Joseph Krouse Rockingham County Kackley Inlaw Marshall Krouse Alois Tinsman College of William and Mary Williamsburg Maynard Tinsman Blue Ridge Barbara Thompson Bedford College Troy Thompson Kathleen Jones Audrey Jones Thomas Armel William Clevenger Winchester Memorial Hospital Herbert Armel Boom Road Pvt Bobby Jackson Ft. Gordon Ellis F. Jackson Gilbert Fincham Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Dorothy Thompson H. M. Baker, Jr W. E. Shaffer Richmond U.S.S. Pocono Norfolk David Bidwell Ann Northfield N. J William E. Clevenger

Miss Wynkoop Wins First National Bank Scholarship

Linda Wynkoop a Clarke County High School senior receives Berryville First National Bank 300 scholarship for college. She has excelled in Lonlon Talon yearbook Tri-Hi-Y Beta Club and forensic meets and plans to enroll at Berea College in Kentucky.

Linda Wynkoop Powell Wynkoop Berryville First National Bank of Berryville Miss Wynkoop Clarke County High School Talon

Food Poisoning Strikes Visitors at West Point Awards Luncheon

About 50 distinguished visitors fell ill from food poisoning after a Tuesday awards luncheon at the U S Military Academy. Roughly 25 spent the night in the base hospital but no one was seriously ill while 100 cadets avoided illness. The noon gathering hosted donors for the class of 1963 projects.

West Point N.Y U.S. Military Academy Everett O. Post Post

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