Belle Grove Docents Hear Mary Peden On Interpretation
Mrs Mary Claire Peden manager of Gunston Hall spoke to Belle Grove docents after a spring luncheon at Wayside Inn. She urged guided interpretation as provocation to widen visitors horizons and deepen understanding beyond facts. The 1971 season at National Landmark Belle Grove near Middletown opens April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Claire Peden
Gunston Hall
George Mason
Belle Grove Docents Association
Wayside Inn
Belle Grove
Peden
National Landmark
Middletown
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Ki Wives Club Plans Spring Luncheon and Nominating slate
At Market Street Methodist Church the Ki Wives March meeting featured Nancy Mistr on decorating mistakes. A nominating committee was named: Revell chair, Butler, Quarles, Perry, and Yount. The national meeting hosts a April 23 luncheon at Sheraton Lanham with Garfinckles fashion show to benefit Children's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki-Wives Club
Market Street Methodist Church
Nancy Mistr
Robert Pullen
Cornelia Revell
Douglas Butler
Garland Quarles
Alan Perry
Ralph Yount
Sheraton-Lanham
Tree planting could curb half a billion tons soil loss yearly
About 500 million tons of soil are washed or blown from U.S. land into waterways each year. Strategic planting of trees, shrubs, and grass could prevent a large share of this erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
4 H Dress Revue slated for Frederick County tomorrow
The 1971 Frederick County 4 Her Dress Revue will be held tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the Frederick County Junior High School auditorium. Miss Cheryl Pugh winner of 1970 represents the county in the District contest at Madison and won top Senior Division honors at the Youth Fair. The Junior division for ages 9 to 13 is narrated by Mrs Mary Ann Welsh and the Senior division for ages 14 to 19 by Mrs Mary Brumback. Judges are Mrs Charles Hammock Mrs Fred Strawson and Mrs Elizabeth Speilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Pugh
The
Whitacre 4-H Club
Frederick County
Frederick County Junior High School
Whitacre Club
Madison
Clearbrook Woolen Mills
4-H
Mary Ann Welsh
Fairview
Mary Brumback
Robinson
Sorority Hosts Dinner Meeting in Leesburg
Alpha Phi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held a dinner meeting at the Laurel Brigade Inn in Leesburg last evening. The program was by the Research Committee chaired by Mrs. Margaret Cockerill. Local members include Mrs. Baughman, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Duckett, Mrs. Fetter, Miss Watson, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Glascock, Miss Magee, and Mrs. Whiteacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Phi
Delta Kappa Gamma
Laurel Brigade Inn
Leesburg
Margaret Cockerill
Mary Baughman
Bernelle Davidson
Eva Duckett
Edna Fetter
Kathryn Watson
Charlotte Collins
Elizabeth Glascock
Elaine Magee
Joan Whiteacre
Doe Club Honours New Members And Elects Board
Mr Ebert and Mrs Terry Bucher and Mrs Dave Carter were welcomed as new Doe Club members. Charles Ebert spoke on Elk's Club activities and thanked members for past support including donations to send a boy to Elks Boy's Camp. Committee reports were heard and a Red Cross letter read. Charlene Walton announced the officer slate which was approved. A new Board of Governors was elected from the floor: Helena Learned Helen Cartier Pearl Ebert Eleanor McDaniel Thelma Deavers. Installation of officers will occur in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Bucher
Dave Carter
Doe Club
Charles Ebert
Elk’s Club
Elks
Red Cross
Charlene Walton
Helena Learned
Helen Cartier
Pearl Ebert
Eleanor McDaniel
Thelma Deavers
Calendar Of Events Thursday and Friday Listings
Fort Loudoun ait DAR 6 15 p m Quota Club 6 30 p m Izaak Walton meeting mani G Winchester Rifle and Fein Great white Pie Go hosillary at fire hall 7 30 p m Hoppers Auto Club club house Old Bethel Road 7 30 p m TOPS Club 1st United Methodist Church 8 p m Valley Council KOC 519 S Cameron St 8 p m Enders Fire Co at fire hall 8 p m Xi Beta Chapter BSP 8 p m Welcome Wagon Club F and M Bank Friday 7 p m Winchester Junior Rifle Club 7 30 p m In Town Honorary Fire Chief Beauty Contest Shenandoah College Auditorium
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F & M Bank
Winchester Junior Rifle Club
Shenandoah College
Birth Notices for March Add Newborns in Several West Virginia Homes
Birth announcements list newborns born March 10 to March 14 to families in Hedgesville Martinsburg Romney Winchester Marshall Berryville Gore Papermill Rd and Romney West Virginia. Parents include Dwain Avey Donaldson James Edward O Roke Thomas Martin Morris Alfred Coulter Hurst Henry Steven Payne Richard Elwood Snyder Stephen Van McLaughlin Wayne Allen LaFollette Lawrence Ray Layman Donald Maxwell Walter Francis LeRoy Turner and their spouses with given names Maryanne Eric William Thomas Martin Amy Helen Wayne Allen Jr Lawrence Jr Carol Ann Valerie Denise and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward O’roke
W. Race St
Martinsburg
W.va
Eric William
O’roke
Linda Lou Kursey
Thomas Martin Morris, Sr
4Th St
Romney
Thomas Martin, Jr
Alfred Coulter Hurst
Winchester
Matthew McClure
Hurst
Jean Antoinette DeBuchananne
Henry Steven Payne
Marshall
Melissa Ann
Payne
Roberta Ann Grimes
Richard Elwood Snyder
Berryville
Michelle Suzann
Snyder
Nancy Kay Smith
Stephen van McLaughlin
Hollingsworth Place
Amy Helen
McLaughlin
Valerie Heyward Bolton
Thomas Neil Elliott, Jr
Featherbed Lane
Thomas Neil, III
Elliott
Dorothy Mary Ann Wingfield
Wayne Allen LaFollette
Gore
Wayne Allen, Jr
LaFollette
Kitty Lou Mangold
Lawrence Ray Layman
Papermill Rd
Lawrence Ray, Jr
Layman
Elizabeth Mae Luttrell
Donald Maxwell Walter, III
W. Cork St
Carol Ann
Walter
Rebecca Jane Travers
Francis LeRoy Turner
W. Hart St
Valerie Denise
Turner
Claudia Virginia Burns
Rotary charity fashion event showcases local wives models
Mrs. Robert Leonard Jr., wife of the Host Rotary Club president, will model along with Mrs. Damon, wife of the Governor of R District 757, and Mrs. James Wilkins Jr., who will also model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ference
Robert Leonard, Jr
Rotary Club
Damon
R District
James Wilkins, Jr
Local Dress Shops Present Spring Fashion Show in Hot Springs
The Margaret L Hodgson Shop and Ellie's Bridal Shop of Winchester team with Front Royal participants for a Spring and Romance themed fashion show at the Ladies Luncheon of Convention District 757 at the Homestead in Hot Springs. Ellie Creamer narrates. Joan Bayliss is fashion coordinator.
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Rotary
Homestead
Hot Springs
Glen Robertson
Margaret L. Hodgson
Ellie
Winchester
Front Royal
David Boyles
Robert Leonard
Dennis McCarty
Donald Redford
Sat Zuckerman
Ellie Creamer
Joan Bayliss
Beav er College student Miss Buncutter earns Dean's Honor List
Barbara Ann Buncutter of 623 S. Stewart St. is cited for academic achievement at Beaver College and named to the Dean's Honor List. A Beaver freshman majoring in history government, she is a Handley High School graduate. Mrs Leslie E Fries and William Piggott are noted as patients at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Buncutter
Richard Buncutter
S. Stewart St
Beaver College
Beaver
Miss Buncutter
Handley High School
Leslie E. Fries
N. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Planting Fertilizer Properly in Rows
The guide notes placing fertilizer in the row is straightforward. Dig furrows about three inches deep and spread fertilizer evenly along the bottom. Cover with about an inch of soil to protect young roots as they begin to grow.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Peden
Robert Leahy
Richard Manin
James Davis
Malcolm Brumback
Richard Landry
E.T. Fritts
Albert Dryer
J. Thomas Mills
Andrew Baxter
W. H. Ellifrits
Julius Kuhnert
Anton Groff
Charles Frick
Myrtle Rhodes
Arthur Fierro
R. V. Martin
Irvan O'Connell
Samuel Burgess
J. Miller Jett
George Smith
Elizabeth Sparks
Mathew Neely
James Markley
George Hough
E. M. Eyler
P. H. Sprenkle
William Berghaus
Mrs. Mistr
Naturalizer
Sorority
Denny’s
Benny
Mr. Ebert
Dwain Avey Donaldson
Hedgesville
Maryanne Lesley
Shoe Mart
Valley Ave
Ward Plaza
J.W. Arthur, Jr
H.K. Benham, III
Elizabeth Butler
Lohn Dunlap
Charles Jones
J.H. Yost, Jr
Virgil Strader, Jr
Leslie Louthan
Ferman Perry
Hunter Gaunt
William Piggott
Middleburg
Beth
Will and
Beth Alger
Stephens City
Hassle
Ford
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