Gilpin Plate and golf finals near July 4 at Millwood Club
Hot dry spell continues as Gilpin Plate Tournament progresses at Millwood Country Club with Ladies' Match Play results and a looming July 4 finals for both women and men. Tennis races and a picnic with fireworks planned. social notices feature guests visiting from Atlanta and Connecticut plus local engagements and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood Country Club
William West
Mary Kay Willis
Harry Jr
Setee
Esterase
Richard But
Walter Wisecarver
Kenneth Gilpin, Jr
Phillip Broadstrater
Stuart Brown, Jr
Thomas Iden
B. Joost
Roland Mitchell
Vaida Boyd
Kenneth Levi
William Tupper
Anne Humes
S.B. Joost
Tupper
Richard Plater
Playgarden
Clint Huguley
Atlanta
Kentmere
Richmond
A.R. Dunning, Jr
Athlone
Harrison Uhl
Princton
N.J
George Burwell
Mt. Airy
Palmer
Billy
Burwell
Lois Tupper
Apple Hill
Westover
Middlebury
Ice cool tops with embroidery print pattern 4999
Misses sizes 10 to 20 offered for pattern 4999 featuring ice cool top with trims embroider flowers on boat neck and blanket stitching. Includes yardage for size 14 and 1 3/4 yards, 35 inch fabric. transfer. 50 cents per pattern plus mailing adjustments. Send to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star pattern dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY 10011. Include name address IP size and style number.
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by_fenne alec
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Fresh Vegetables Guidance From Virginia Experts
Virginia Department of Agriculture Market News stresses daily vegetable intake with three daily groups and emphasizes freshness. It advises selecting bright, crisp, bruise-free produce and proper storage, including refrigeration limits, room temperature ripening, and discarding damaged items to maximize quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia B. Duesberry
Virginia Department of Agriculture Market News
America
Bill to preserve Mount Vernon view gains Senate approval
Senate Interior Committee advances a bill to protect lands along the Potomac in Prince Georges and Charles Counties Maryland. The measure authorizes 4 million dollars to compensate land value increases and create zones for public use preservation and private development. It would allow a public park and protect archeological values and the view from Mount Vernon and Fort Washington.
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House
Potomac River
Prince Georges
Charles Counties
Washington
Mount Vernon
Fort Washington
Battletown Garden Club Organized in Berryville
The Battletown Garden Club is organized in Berryville with officers President Mrs John K Carr Vice President Mrs Kilby Malbon Secretary Mrs Raleigh Watson Recording Secretary Mrs J O Cain and Treasurer Mrs Doug Moler Membership is capped at 24 including members such as Mrs William Renner Mrs Hanford Spivey Mrs Carl Emswiller Jr Mrs Phil Broadstater and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battletown Garden Club
Berryville
John K. Carr
Kilby Malbon
Raleigh Watson
J. 0. Cain
Doug Moler
William Renner
Hanford Spivey
Carl Emswiller, Jr
Phil Broadstater
Kilby
Saturday Luncheon Creamed Chicken Over Rice
A family lunch features creamed chicken served over rice with crisp chow mein noodles for texture and color. A side bowl of bright red spiced crabapples provides color and a tangy contrast to the main dish.
Barbecue Planned By RS Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad held a meeting with good attendance. They planned a Beef Bar-B-Q dinner set for May 9 at 4 p.m. Tickets available from squad or auxiliary members or at the door. Plans also include awarding a hand made bedspread and a yard party replacement.
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Winchester
Frances Brengle
Jean Rinker
Kitty Sirbaugh
Helen Pitcock
Rotary
Miller Returns From CWA Convention in St Louis
Russell A. Miller of Winchester, representing CWA Local 2207 with about 500 members in Northern Virginia, attended the St Louis convention where Joseph A. Beirne told 2,000 delegates the union would not be bound by the 3.2 percent wage guidelines. The convention outlined future contract talks affecting nearly a million telecom and related workers in the US and Canada. The piece also notes the Andrews Raiders, the first U S commandos in 1862, who wrecked rail lines before capture.
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Russell A. Miller
Winchester
St. Louis
Missouri
Theommunications Workers of America
Miller
CWA
Joseph A. Beirne
Johnson
United States
Canada
Virginia
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Grace Butler
Adirondacks
New Yow
Daniel Dougherty, Jr
Fox Lair
Mr. Doughtery
Edward R. True, d Jr
Glenwood
John Millis
Walter Crawford
Fairfield
Edward Winters
Connecticut
Robert McNally
Maclie
San Francisco
Calif
Leslie T. McNally
Ligionier
Penna
James Regan
Jill
Faye Pyne
Regan
William Watkins
Annfield
Mt. Desert Island
Maine
Page Mitchell
Saratoga
Herman Pifer
Tully Pifer
Fontana Village
N.C
Cunningham Chapel
Clark
Boyce
McThing
Berryville Opera House
Donald Niemann
Greenway Garden Club
Caryswood
G. Kenneth Levi
Battletown
Garden Club
Forture
Anna Schultz
Warnelia DeHaven
Nellie Ridley
Dorothy Conner
Helen R. Collier
Cameron St
Oparkling
Richard Brown
KODAK
Keystone
Loudoun Street
Larry Moore
Mgr
Jewel
Andrews
Ohio
Hansbrough & Carter, Inc
E. Boscawen St
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