Clarke Extension Activity Notices in Berryville
Clarke County Extension clubs announce meetings in Berryville. The Community Home Demonstration Club meets at Mrs. F. A. Bell 327 West Main Street Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Opequon Club meets at Mrs. Dalton Rowland Route 1 Thursday at 1 30 p.m. The Marvin Chapel 4 H Club meets at Dickie and Danny Wolfe Route 2 Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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Clarke County
Community Home
F. A. Bell
W. Main St
Berryville
Opequon
Dalton Rowland
Marvin Chapel
Dickie
Danny Wolfe
Miss Dick Receives BA Degree at Marymount College
Miss Anne Clare Dick daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Dick 514 Ameherst St was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree at Marymount College Tarrytown New York commencement exercises presided by Francis Cardinal Spellman. She majored in political science and served on the American Creative Arts Festival committee.
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Anne Clare Dick
Charles H. Dick
Ameherst St
Marymount College
Tarrytown
N. Y
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Handley High School
Parker completes Strayer course for associate degree
Gerald Allen Parker son of E. W. Parker Route No. 1 completed the Automated Accounting program at Strayer Junior College Washington and will receive an associate in arts degree at July commencement exercises. A 1961 James Wood High School graduate, he also attended Shenandoah College.
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Gerald Allen Parker
E. W. Parker
Route No. 1
Strayer Junior College
Washington
Parker
James Wood High School
Winchester
Shenandoah College
Women of the Moose Meet at Winchester Chapter
Winchester Chapter No. 1367 Women of the Moose held a meeting with Mrs. James Lightner presiding. New candidates enrolled. A dance is planned for June 25 at the Moose Home from 10 p.m. to 1 30 a.m. Dinner and officer installation on June 22 at 7 p.m. Blood Mobile visit planned June 21. Next meeting set for June 23. Reservations by calling 662 6744.
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Winchester
The
Women of the Moose
James Lightner
Sherman W. Dick
William Bauserman
Lightner
Moose Home
Loyal Order of Moose
Blood Mobile
Calendar of Events Monday and Tuesday Listings
A dense schedule of community meetings and activities unfolds Monday and Tuesday across various venues. Civil Air Patrol and U S Naval Reserve meet at local sites, plus PTA, V F W, Masonic lodges, bridge, and club gatherings. Also listed are seniors, youth groups, fire and rescue affiliations, and a Flag Day service in area venues.
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Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia
Woolen Mill
U.S. Naval Reserve
Benham
Handley Library
Bunker Hill Pta
Births June tenth in various local families reported
Birth notices list Carl Thomas Puffinberger at 137 Loudoun Street a boy Carl Eugene Puffinberger born to Mr and Mrs Puffinberger formerly Miss Alice Mae Crews. Also Lawrence Ashby Larrick White Post a girl Lisa Ann to Mr and Mrs Larrick formerly Miss Sandra Lou Hummer. Elizabeth Tracy to Lewis Campbell 320 West Washington Charles Town W V Mrs Campbell formerly Elise Hoffmann. Teresa Ann to Richard Duvall 822 Pennsylvania Avenue a girl briefly noted with Mrs Duvall formerly Patricia Newlin. Kenneth Dearmont Layman Jr Route 50 East a boy with Mrs Layman formerly Patsy Shumaker.
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Carl Thomas Puffinberger
Loudoun St
Carl Eugene
Puffinberger
Alice Mae Crews
Lawrence Ashby Larrick
White Post
Lisa Ann
Larrick
Sandra Lou Hummer
Lewis Edmund Campbell
Washington St
Charles Town
W. Va
Elizabeth Tracy
Campbell
Elise Gerda Hoffman
Richard Livengood Duvall
Pennsylvania Ave
Teresa Ann
Duvall
Patricia Ann Newlin
Kenneth Dearmont Layman
Aboy
Layman
Patsy Louise Shumaker
Frederick County Home Economics Schedule June 13–18
Home Economics schedule lists county meetings and offices for June 13 to 18 including Gainesboro HDC West Frederick HDC Lu ray District Agents Stephen City Whitacre 4-H Middle Town 4-H and a Nutritious and Low Calorie Outdoor Meals demonstration. Leaders will judge Daily Month posters and 1967 program topics are prepared.
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Frederick County Extension
Gainesboro
Fire Hall
West Frederick
Daisy Hopkins
Luray
Stepehen City
Whitacre
Ed Liz
H.D
4-H
Don't Judge A Peach By Her Blush
Fresh peaches are in markets now with tips from the National Peach Council on selection. Look for creamy yellow skin with no green, rounded cheeks, and a defined crease. peaches ready when barely soft, firm ones to soften at room temperature. Vegetables show price shifts, with tomatoes 34 cents a pound, yellow squash 19 cents, and other items varying. Fresh lima beans arrive at 32 cents a pound with overall good quality despite cool weather affecting some crops.
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Cil
Mrs. Cochran Heads Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Fred Cochran was elected president of the American Legion Post No. 41 Auxiliary for 1966 67. Other officers named at the Wednesday meeting include Mrs. Iden Mallory vice president and Mrs. J W Olcott secretary. The group will install July 6 at the Legion Building. Linda McDonald Jackie Livingston named Girls State delegates with alternates Diane Duvall and Shelby Thompson.
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Fred Cochran
American Legion
Leland Williamson
William Bowerman
Edith Mallory
Jack Enders
Legion Post
Legion Building
Iden Mallory
Girls State Committee
Linda McDonald
Jackie Livengood
Dianne Duvall
Shelby Thompson
Berryville Man Named President Of New Sigma Pi Sigma Chapter
Vernon William Pine of Berryville was named president of the new Sigma Pi Sigma chapter at Roanoke College in Salem. The charter, established April 22 1966 by Dr Vincent Parker, honors physics students and Pine, a physics major and junior, has also earned him the Physics Achievement Award.
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Berryville
Sigma Pi Sigma
Roanoke College
Salem
Vernon William Pine
Edgar J. Pine
Route 1
Vincent Parker
Oak Ridge Associated Universities
Sigma Pi Sigma Society
Pine
Installation Held for Aerie and Auxiliary F O E 824
Joint installation of officers for Aerie and Auxiliary F O E 824 was held. Richard Past Worthy President introduced State President Don Roby as installing president and Rex Greever as installing conductor. New officers include Bergie Rickard and Edward Clarke, with multiple roles listed for both bodies. Dinner followed and future meetings are scheduled for June 7 and June 17 at Aerie Home.
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Aerie
F.O.E
Richard
Don Roby
Rex Greever
P. W. Pres
Bergie Rickard
Worthy Pres
Edward Clarke
Chaplin Ervin Cleveland
Robert Jones
Tom Anderson
Harry Myers
George Seacouy
Ted Sanderlin
Roy Bowers
Wilford Beverly
Mary Rickard
Peggy Bennington
Goldin Merson
Goldie Merson
Clara DuBrueler
Gladys Parsons
Chaplin
Mary E. Hollar
Pratent
Leona Grove
Carolyn Rinker
Mary Frances Sanders
Helen Carter
Helen LaFollette
Kitty Patton
Betty Everett
Harriett Smallwood
Auxiliary
F.C.E. Auxiliary
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Clarke
Winchester -Clarke Garden Club
Winchester - Clarke Garden Club
J. Kenneth Robinson
Richard E. Byrd
Belgium
Miss Dick
G.A. Parker
Gerald Parker
Women of Moose
Shenval Music Company
West Boscawen St
V.F.W
Madison Lodge
George Washington Hotel
Capon Bridge
McKinley
Eastern Star
City Hall
Clearbrook Fire Co
Lions Club
Exchange Club
Henry Williams Evans
Century Club
Ladies Rifle Club
Hiram Lodge No. 21
Af&am
Masonic Temple
WMB
Alcoholics Anonymous At
First Baptist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Boy Scouts
Little League Football Board
Lions
Senior Citizens Club
Elks Bpoe
Frederick County
Tri Hit Club
Ers
Middletown
T. E. Dorton
Dorton
B. L. Lock
Dennis Lock
Lock
Roger Walker
Roy Walker
Richard Walker
Claude Bennington
Virginia B
Virginia Department of Agriculture Market News Service
United States
Georgia
Mrs. Cochran
Legion Auxiliary
Vernon Price
Honor Society President
Dutton
Council
University of Virginia
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester Rotary Club
Salvation Army
Winchester-Frederick County Chamber of Commerce
Community Chest
Shenandoah
Winchester Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Hansbrough
Boscawen St
F. O.E
BY Peters
Loudoun
Boscawen Streets
Garfinckle, Charles
Ritz
Winchester Beauty Academy
W. Piccadilly St
Cosmetology
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Academy
Weathertron
General Electric
E. Boscawen St
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