Pleats for Little Girls Pattern 4841 for Children
Printed Pattern 4841 for children's sizes 2 4 6 8. Size 6 uses 2% yards of 35 inch fabric. 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for first class mailing. Send NAME ADDRESS ZIP SIZE STYLE NUMBER to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York. Include gift coupon for free pattern in catalog. Summer fashions offered with 115 styles and free hat patterns.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Mrs Holinger Tells Quota Club of Trip
At a Carpers Valley Golf and Club meeting Mrs. Holinger announced a 4000 scholarship awarded to David Booth Holliday son of Mrs. Owen Holliday. He thanked the club and an anonymous donor promised luggage. Holliday, a Handley High School graduate, will enter VPI in September.
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Car*pers Valley
Handley High School
V.P.1
J.A. Hotinger
Sue Schlack
Japan
Korea
Taiwan
Hawaii
Honolulu
Judy Holliday
Mr. Holliday
S. Garner Edmonds
Robert L. Pizzano
John T. Mistr
James Kincaid, Jr
James Wilkins
James W.W. Kincaid
Bill Wood
Emma Turner
Virginia Hughes
John H. Fisher
P. Gayle DeHaven
James R. Wilkins
Gwen J. Scott
Lois Timberlake
Scrapbook
Helen Reardon
Reader Tips and Home Hints from Dear Abby Readers
A collage of reader columns offering thrifty DIY ideas. Mrs Rynkowski turns a plastic ice chest into a sewing casket with a cigar lid for storage. Nellie Graves swears by large rubber thimbles to prevent hand cuts. others suggest furniture hacks, toy storage in cans, and using cologne to scent bathroom water.
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Nellie Graves
Heloise
Weekend Visits Across Boalsburg and Surroundings
Focal news notes weekend visits by local residents in Boalsburg and nearby towns. Earl and Mrs. Catlett visited in Boalsburg with their hosts, the White family. They also saw the Rooneys and Mrs. Ethel Maxwell at Pikeside and called on Mrs Russell’s parents in Beech Creek. The Aubrey Cummins hosted their daughter Diana and Paul Adams from Ohio. The Kaltas, Bobby Cummins, and families joined in. Margo Belt of Winchester spent the weekend with her parents, attending a picnic at Cacapon State Park with Dale Evans and his parents. Recent guests of Thomas Miller during convalescence included Byron Wolford, Homer Daugherty, Walter Buckman, Clyda Davidson, Marshall Poland, and Arch Haines. Mrs Gail Wright enjoyed a week's vacation from Mountain Top Restaurant.
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Shanks
Earl Catlett
Boalsburg
Russell White
Rooneys
Tammahawk
Ethel Maxwell
Pikeside
Cateletts
Mrs Russell
Beech Creek
Aubrey Cummins
Diana
Paul Adams
Ohio
The
Kaltas
Bobby Cummins
Margo Belt
Winchester
Otto Belt
Byron Wolford
Homer Daugherty
Walter Buckman
Clyda Davidson
Marshall Poland
Arch Haines
Gail Wright
Mountain Top
Vacation Visitors Part of Mount Pleasant Weekend Gatherings
Clayton Millon and family of Alexandria spent the weekend in Mount Pleasant during vacation week visiting his father and relatives. Mr and Mrs Philip Main and Becky of Ellwood City Pa visited Mr and Mrs Charles Conard. Donald Bowe and four daughters from Alabama visited Mr and Mrs Archie Kepling. Franklin Racey and family of Woodville Ohio and Joseph Racey and family of Oklahoma visited relatives and attended church. Mrs Roland Brown called on Mrs Mabel Perry and Lucille Lake attended a conference in Winchester as delegate from West Frederick Charge.
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MT. Pleasant
Clayton Millon
Alexandria
Philip Main
Becky
Ellwood City
Charles Conard
Clayton Milhon
Mabel Perry
Donald Bowe Ance
Franklin Racey
Woodville
Ohio
Joseph Racey
Oklahoma
Raymond Racey
Roland Brown
Lucille Lake
Winchester
West Frederick
Sterling Warks
Carroll Madagan
Waynesboro
Joe Madagan
Jerald Wakefield
Minot
N.D
Cheryl Leigh
Air Force Base Hospital
North Dakota
Wakefield
Clara Petrie
Derrill Petrie
Bartonsville
Cora Yeakle
Anna Ewing
Kernstown
Ruth Yeakle
Main St
Garland Strickler
Karen
Gary Strickler
Uxbridge
Mass
C. O. Watson
Marion Massie
Alonzar Stickley
Middletown
Floyd Brill
Mamie Mauck
Abra Hege
Dundalk
Henkel Newlin
Harrison A. Foreman
Pineville
Steele
N. Main St
Ruth Murrell
Lynchburg
Dick Bollard
Charles Silverthorne
Bozeman
Mont
J.C. Hiser
Luther Mason
Gordonsville
Detroit
Mich
Raymond Campbell
Churchville
Meta Frazier
Summit Winchester
Campbell
Point W. Va
U.B. “Church
Andy Whitacre
Kathy Reid
B. B. Horst
Bessie
Lemley
Boyd Bean
Donald Jobe
Randolph Veakle
Herndon
Community notices and births mark Summit Point week
Local items report a country ham and turkey supper at Stephens City Fire Hall on June 24 and ongoing June events. Residents share visits, arrivals, and condolences while Sp4 Richard Pierce remains missing after a Newport News base accident. Brewer Frye Reunion set for July 16 at Exchange Shelter Recreation Park.
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Stephens City
Charles Sealman
F. T. Reid
Roy Beatty
Frederick Heights
Johnny Christian
Brewer-Frye
Exchange Shelter
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Fonne Rledows
King Features Syndicate, Inc
C. H. Wheeler
Mra. Cc. B
Focal News
W. Va
Mount Pleasant
Alabama
Archie Kepling
Mrs
Gladys Kackley
Summit Point
Miss E, Meta Frazier
Millard Wilams
Baptist Convention
Florida
Summit Point Baptist Church
Welton Hott
Lloyd Swishers
Joseph Henry
Charles Hott
Paul Cain
Monnday
Whittington
Brucetown
Bruce Town
Frank H. Pitman
Roanoke
Rs. S. J. Swimley
George M. Beltzhoever
Robert Milbourne
Wayne Smallwood
Charles Town
W. Vae
Frederick Tobe
Donald Price
Virginia Minnick
Albert Kane
W. B. Castleman
Kerfoot Mareshall
Rawson
Kate Marshall
Luther Welsh
Romain Patton
Martins Burg Pike
Mark Reid
See
Hernidon
Richard Jobe
Jobe
Glenna Ashwood
Mt. In Bow
Howard Dunn
St. Augustine
Fla
James Pandot
Pennsylvania
Richard Pierce
Middleway
Newport News
Debra Cheshire
John Cheshire
Frye Reunion
Dr. Haré
Coun
MOTC
Plymouth Fery
Clarke County Motors
Berryville Se i
Chrysler, Plymouth and
Bus Trucks
Miller’s Hardware
Loudon ST
California
U.S
Alaska
Eeee Company of
Virginia
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