Narcissus Show set for April in Alexandria with Virginia growers
Garden club members in Winchester and Clarke County promote the Virginia State Narcissus Show to be held at the National Guard Armory in Alexandria on April 11 and 12. Chairmen Mrs Richard Wainwright Jr and Mrs Richard Hammett lead planning for a state wide, amateur exhibit inviting gardeners from Virginia and nearby states. The show, begun in Charlottesville 1931, will feature a special exhibit by editor B Y Rison of Horticultural Magazine and will be open during Virginia Garden Week at Stoke Aldie, home of Mr and Mrs Harris.
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Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
National Guard
Alexandria
Richard Wainright, Jr
Richard Hammett
Virginia
Leslie H. Gray
Maryland
B. Y. Rrison
Horticultural Magazine
Births and marriages in Charleston area headlines
Mr and Mrs Lewis G Dinkle of Charleston W V welcomed a daughter named Carole Ann at Kanawha Valley Hospital last Friday. Mrs Dinkle previously Grace Larrick, daughter of D Lee Larrick. Dinkle family ties noted. state senate member employed there. Also licenses issued for Charles Willard Shade and Irene Laura Wisecarver of Winchester.
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Lewis G. Dinkle
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Carole Ann
Dinkle
Grace Larrick
D. Lee Larrick
Mr. Dinkle
Lewis K. Dinkle
Romney
West Virginia State Senate
West Virginia
Jefferson
Charles Town
Charles Willard Shade
Irene Laura Wisecarver
Winchester
Chambersburg
Lancaster
Winchester Social Calendar Highlights Multiple Meetings
A dense social calendar lists 10:30 a.m. Winchester SPCA branch meeting at Robert M. Ward home for officer elections. 12:30 p.m. Robert Y Conrad Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel. 7:30 p.m. Friday Bridge Club at Mrs. Joseph Wright’s home. 9:30 p.m. Stephens City seniors dance in bank building. Saturday 3:00 p.m. SPCA University Women meeting at Mrs. McSherry Lupton home. 12:30 p.m. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. 8:30 p.m. Music Lovers Club concert at George Washington Hotel with Miss Hazel Ione Moses. 8:00 p.m. Kiwanis Club at George Washington hotel. 8:15 p.m. Grace Lutheran Adult Choir practice. 8:15 p.m. United Brethren Senior choir weekly practice. Thursday 4:00 p.m. Rotary Club at George Washington hotel.
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Winchester
Robert M
South Washington Street
Robert Y. Conrad
American, Association University Women
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Music Lovers’ Club
Hazel Ione Moses
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
The
American Association of University Women
McSherry Lupton
West Clifford Street
Lupton
Walter F. Hough
Christina Cook
Virginia Barr
Edith Light
Dr Meta Glass Discusses Aims of AAUW
Dr Meta Glass president of Sweet Briar College and AAUW national leader spoke informally to the Winchester Richmond branches on the role of college women. She urged consumer standards and a calm atmosphere amid activity and outlined how AAUW links women of similar background and interests with access to substantive social and economic material at national headquarters.
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Meta Glass
Society of American University Women
Winchester
American Association of University Women
Richmond
Sweet Briar College
National Organization of the A. A. U. W.ee
Miss Glass
United States
Carter Glass
Virginia
Glass
Family Ties Highlight Rites and Local Meetings
Out of town relatives attend the funeral of Mrs. John Staples of Clarke County and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cramp ton of Berryville. Social events include the Winchester AAUW meeting March 16 at 3 PM hosted by Mrs. Lupton and Mrs. Hough with a journalism program.
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John Staples
Clarke County
Benjamin Crampton
Berryville
County School Officials In Harrisonburg For Curriculum Sessions
County education leaders including Miss Annie P. Starling rural supervisor Leslie D. Kline county superintendent Weston O. Mc Daniel and R E Ayler Stephens City High School principal attended sessions in Harrisonburg on the revised course of study for Virginia schools. Ruth Henderson assistant supervisor led the sessions with focus on state education campaigns and elementary instruction.
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Annie P. Starling
Leslie D. Kline
Weston O. McDaniel
R. E. Ayler
Stephens City
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Peters
Camne ‘of Education
Ruth
Virginia to hold zone water works training at Winchester
The Virginia section of the American Water Works Association with the League of Virginia Municipalities and state agencies will run a two day water works training course for superintendents and operators in Winchester on April 4 and 5. The program mirrors the Salem session and aims to raise operator qualifications through practical lab work and shared expertise.
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the Star
Richmond
Virginia
American Water Works Association
League of Virginia
State Department of Health
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Virginia Military Institute
State Divison of Trade and Industral Education
State Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Richard Messer
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
Harold I. Baumes
League of Virginia Municipalities
Virgin
Salem
Commonwealth
Bluefield
Charlottesville
Danville
Farmville
Lexington
Norfolk
Norton
Training program to raise water works administration standards
A brief notice highlights participation in a training program designed to elevate standards in water works administration. It underscores the value of professional development for officials and staff involved in utility management.
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Water Works Administration
Makes Practical Test of His Peach Tree Blossoms
Frederick Md March 14 A bottle of water some twigs and time let William C Main orchard manager forecast a bumper peach crop. He cut twigs from various peach trees in the county weeks ago and placed them in water. They are budding showing trees were not damaged by winter. Last year high altitude orchards suffered, Frederick county reports are spotty with fears of loss from some growers and others predicting a full crop.
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Frederick
William Co. Main
Main
Frederick County
Two Divorce Suits Filed in Frederick County Circuit Court
Two divorce actions entered in Frederick County circuit court list desertion as the grounds. Mattie M. Strosnider seeks a divorce from Griffin W. Strosnider and Lovelena L. Marcus sues William C. Marcus.
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Trwo
Frederick County
Mattie M. Strosnider
Griffin W. Strosnider
Lovelena L. Marcus
William C. Marcus
Evelyn Homer Grim Granted Final Divorce
The Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Philip Williams grants an absolute divorce to Evelyn Homer Grim from Harry B. Grim. The decree merges with a prior bed and board order on grounds of desertion. No remarriage allowed for six months by either party.
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Frederick County Circuit Court
Philip Williams
Evelyn Homer Grim
Harry B. Grim
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