Miss Rosenberger Named Honorary Fire Chief in Round Hill
Miss Barbara Kaye Rosenberger of Hayfield is chosen as Round Hill's Honorary Fire Chief for the In Town pageant at Shenandoah College auditorium on Friday March 2. She selects red roses for her corsage and will carry an arm bouquet of red roses in the Firemen's parade on Thursday May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rosenberger
Round Hill
Barbara Kaye Rosenberger
Tom Rosenberger
Hayfield
Hill
Shenandoah College Auditorium
man takes license plate tied to his street address in Tulsa
John D. Dorchester planned to register the 1963 car tag with his address 4034 St Sandusky Ave in Tulsa. He never acted on the idea and simply accepted the tag handed to him in line.
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Tulsa
Okla
John D. Dorchester
St. Sandusky Ave
EFUB Church Hosts Study of Social Action
The First Evangelical United Brethren Church hosts a full day Christian Social Action workshop led by Rev. Paul Shanker. About 60 attendees split into four topic groups on racial relations family and community life moral conduct and youth delinquency and world order. The event is a Virginia Conference first with plans to become annual.
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First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paul Shanker
Virginia
EUB Church
Ernest Trice Thompson
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Keyser
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Cumberland
Winchester
Area Notes on Local Residents and Visits
Mrs. Arsonaels MRS. HARRY F. ANDERSON, 1626 Valley Mill Road, is a surgical patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Claude Grim, Miss Louise Castleman and Miss Nettie Carbaugh left today for Old Point Comfort to attend the spring conference of the American Legion auxiliary. Mrs. Louis Grim and her sister, Mrs. William K. Routt Jr., are in Washington for the funeral of their brother-in-law, the late Albert A. Rubin. Mrs. Rubin is the former Miss Josephine Ebersole of Salisbury who attended the funeral of her brother-in-law, the late W. H. Pulley. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Holt of Arlington are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son March 11. Mrs. Holt is the former Miss Mary Louise Kelchner of Winchester.
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Harry F. Anderson
Valley Mill Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Claude Grim
Louise Castleman
Nettie Carbaugh
Old Point Comfort
The
American Legion Auiary
Louis Grim
William K. Routt, Jr
Washington
Albert A. Rubin
Rubin
Josephine Ebersole
Roger Holt
Arlington
Holt
Mary Louise Kelchner
Winchester
March 27 SOS fund drive set by Winchester churches
The annual Winchester Christian Youth SOS drive to aid Share Our Surplus has set March 27 from 6 to 9 p.m. Participating churches Cork Street Christian First Presbyterian First Baptist Market Street Methodist Evangelical United Brethren Church of Christ Lutheran and Highland Avenue Presbyterian will canvass designated sections to raise funds for postage to ship food.
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SOS
Thelma Clore
Homer Alberti Jr
Ronnie Gore
Judy Wolfe
Vicky Miller
Winchester Christian Youth
Woody Woodbury Hosts Who Do You Trust and Runs a Florida Club
Woody Woodbury balances hosting ABC daytime Who Do You Trust with a Fort Lauderdale nightclub career. The former Marine pilot travels from Florida to New York weekly, tapes shows, and returns to entertain at My Saloon Chart Room. He plans films in May and promotes a busy, club based career.
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New York
Woody Woodbury
ABC
Woodbury
Johnny Carson
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Woody
Tne
Florida
Frank Sinatra
Edie
Edie Adams
Rowan and Martin
Dinah Shore
NBC
Joan Sutherland
Ella Fitzgerald
St. Patrick’s Day
Ex Manager Sues Gleason Over Back Earnings
Former Gleason manager George Durgom sues in New York federal court for 62,415 dollars, claiming 10 percent of Gleason earnings from 1958 to 1962. He states Gleason earned 1,267,000 during 1958 through 1962 and Durgom received 1 portion totaling 64 285. He seeks the remaining 62 415.
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New York
Jackie Gleason
Thursday
Gleason
George Durgam
Florida
Durgom
General Artists Corp
Van Johnson Leaves Hospital After Cancer Surgery
Hollywood AP reports actor Van Johnson, 46, released from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after skin cancer surgery on his left thigh. Hospital spokesmen say the malignancy was completely removed and Johnson plans to return to a movie next Monday.
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Hollywood (Ap
van Johnson
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Johnson
Christ Church to Sponsor Kindergarten This Fall
Christ Church will sponsor a kindergarten for five year olds and older this fall. Applications are being accepted by Mrs. Beatty Allan, the principal. The class will meet in the parish building on W Boscawen Street weekdays from 8:30 to noon. Children must be five by Sept 30. Call 662 8824 after noon for information.
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Christ Church
Beatty Allan
W. Boscawen St
Allan
Calendar of Events at Timber Ridge and Local Groups
March 15 7 30 p m Women s Fellowship Timber Ridge Church March 16 7 a m Kiwanis Aunt Jemima Pancake Day War Memorial Fire Company bake sale front of McCrory s 7 p m Winchester Meeting Mt Carmel Baptist Church Rev Ronald A Mercer host minister 730 p m Clarke County Christian Youth Marvin Chapel Community Church speaker Dr George Miles president Washington Bible College
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Jemima
War Memorial
Friendship Fire Co
McCrory’s
Winchester
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Ronald A. Mercer
Clarke County Christian Youth
Marvin Chapel Community Church
George Miles
Washington Bible College
TAC Dance Featuring the Rocking Crescents
A 7 30 p m TAC Dance features the Rocking Crescents with requirements for all boys to wear ties and girls to wear slacks. entry policy excludes others.
Ruritan Club Holds Workshop For Committees
The Stonewall Ruritan Club held a workshop of committees at its regular March meeting. The Apple Blossom Festival float committee announced plans for a beauty contest to pick girls for the float. Visitors from other clubs attended and members were served a meal by the Stephenson Methodist Church W.S.C.S. ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Ruritan Club
W.S.C.S
Stephenson Methodist Church
Lesson in Engish By W. L. Gordon
A compact sample of a 1910s style language lesson by W. L. Gordon. It outlines common word usage errors like dive versus dived and misspellings such as pencil, and lists synonyms for endless and related terms. It emphasizes daily vocabulary focus with the word approbation highlighted.
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Barbara Rosenberger
Dorothy Perkins
AE Vai
Efub Church
Arsonaels
Salisbury
Brother-Inlaw
W. H. Pulley
Qwik Shop
South Main St
Paper Mill
Maine
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Sues
Gaunt's Drug Store
Ecenter Weatherbird
Wilkins’ Shoecenter
Loudoun ST
Town House Restaurant
High South Coffee
Darlington Motor Inn
N. Cameron Street
Women’s Fellowship of
Timber Ridge Church
Ruritan Club
W. L. Gordon
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
RED Cross
Frederick County
Valley Pike
Berryville Ave
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