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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1968

Page

7

Union College Choir Set for Sunday Concert at Market Street

The Union College Choir of Barbourville Kentucky will give a Sunday 8 p.m. concert at Market Street Methodist Church sponsored by the church. Edwina Thedford union college music instructor directs the 32 voice ensemble which has toured the east coast and appeared on radio and television. The program features works by Gallus Schutz Hassler Pachelbel Howard Hansen Randall Thompson Vaughan Williams and Julius Chajes plus the choral cycle The Redeemer by Leland Staeren. The event is open to the public.

Union College Barbourville Market Street Market Street Methodist Church Edwina Thedford Boston New Orleans Chicago Louisiana State University Baton Rouge Gallus Schutz Hassler Pachelbel Howard Hansen Randall Thompson Ralph Vaughan Williams Julius Chajes Deemer Leland Staeren

Sparklin Spring Crochet Patterns Reach Readers in Catalog

Brooks offers easy to memorize pinwheel crochet patterns with a 12 inch square as doily scarf or centerpiece. Each pattern 50 cents with 15 cent shipping, mail to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star New York address. catalog features quilts afghans and other craft books.

Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y

Community Snippets From White Hall Area Notes

White Hall and Capon Heights brief items include residents visiting, patients at Winchester Memorial Hospital, and a relief church Oyster and Turkey Supper planned for April 20. Notable mentions: Thurman Fisher and Margaret Luttrell patients. many local visits among Luttrells, Hicks, Swartz, Stickley, Brumback, and others. Edward Line returns from Florida. Joey Lam back at school. Galen Stickley home from University of Florida.

Summit Point Social News Notes and Visits

Miss E Meta Frazier reports visits around Summit Point West Virginia. Mrs Swisher hosted visitors while recovering in Winchester Hospital and Barbara Swisher spent the week with Paul Hamrick near Charles Town. Galilee Church choir hosted Bible Fellowship Church Hymn Sing. Several local residents visited, marking a mild spring onset.

Summit Point W. VA McDaniel Berryville Pike Swisher Hilda Cheshire Winchester Pital Barbara Swisher Paul Hamrick Char Town Elaine Hamrick Barbara Glassford Lawrence Grove Charles Town Hospital Swishers LeRoy Cheshires Charles McKee Catherine Jackson Lucille Jackson Charles Gore Meta Frazier McKee Galilee Church of Christ Choir Bible Fellowship Clearbrook Craig Burleson John Marshall Emily Custer Archie Brody Martinsburg Robbins

Group of Local Educators To Attend VEA Conference

Winchester and Frederick County educators will attend the Virginia Education Association conference in Richmond April 4 to 6 at the Hotel John Marshall. Representatives from 102 counties and 16 colleges are expected. Dr. Melton F. Wright will preside opening, Henry M. Davis will lead Friday session, and James V. Hutton Jr. will staff a coordinating committee.

Winchester Frederick County Virginia Education Association Richmond John Marshall Virginia Melton F. Wright VEA Charles W. Perdue Henry M. Davis James Wood High School Davis James V. Hutton Hutton Jacob L. Johnson

Hayfield Social Notes From Winchester Area

Luther M Larrick has returned home from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs M A Wiley were dinner guests of their son and family in Winchester. Mr and Mrs Hawley Jackson visited Mr and Mrs Walter Solmon and Benny Solomon who is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Boyd visited their son in law and daughter in White Hall. Frances Brengle helps care for her father Luther Larrick at his home.

White Hall Thurman Fisher Welltown Winchester Memorial Hospital Margaret Luttrell Greenspring Noami Luttrell Jimmie Robinson Carter Luttrell Paul DeHaven Winchester Luttrell Smoke Ernest Milburn Apple Pie Ridge Naomi Luttrell Lester Moulden Joey Lam Galen Stickley University of Florida Gainesville Franklin Plargher Alexandria Herman Ramsey Harrisville Gene Stickley Cecil Kump Sandra Nancy Middletown Fla Craig Gilbert Stickley Hayfield Luther M., Larrick Hom M. A. Wiley Hawley Jackson Walter Solmon Benny Solomon Robert Boyd James Luttrell Frances Brengle Luther Larrick

Black ironwood: the heaviest wood weighs about 90 pounds

Black ironwood is noted as the heaviest wood with a weight around 90 pounds per cubic foot. This fact highlights the species' extreme density and strength compared with other timbers.

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the Redeemer Union College Choir Miss Thedford Northwestern Stage College of Louisiana Natchitoches Southwestern Baptist Seminary Fort Worth, Tex By Tce Brooks Relief Guiding Star Relief Church Middle Road A. W. Spurs J.R. White Jonah Cornell Baltimore E. J. Hicks Elby Sours Peggy A. W. Sours Raymond Swarts Milton Swartz Otis Brill Lester Cornwell Kerns E.J. Hicks James Douglas Donald Smith Alfred Hicks Ray Wlisgerber James Brumback Cheryl William Boyd Bret James Hughes Mildred H. M. Brumback Sally James Bonnie Douglas Ielaw Raymond Swartz Emily Capon Road Capon Heights Edward Line Florida Miss E. Meta Frazier Organization For the Improvement WEA Council For the Improvement of Instruction DER E. Boscawen St Plymouth Ingney Haysler Motors Corporation
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