Mrs OConnell Voted Outstanding Woman 1967 1968
Mrs OConnell was named local Chapter Outstanding Woman for 1967 1968 at a dinner held at Echo Village Restaurant. Mrs Richard Adams, last year's winner, presented an inscribed plaque to the honoree during the ceremony attended by members and guests of Alpha Omega Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas B. O’connell
Richard Adams
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Adams
Mary Helen Massie
Douglas O’connell
Alpha Omega 2060
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
O’connell
Echo Village
Birth Announcements and ESA Member Update
March 27 births include a boy to Jesse Amos Ashby and Minnie Jenkins in Brad dock. a girl to Thomas McMurtry Brewer and Lillian Campbell in Purcellville. a boy to Larry Glenn Proctor and Sarah Stone in Strasburg. a girl to Clifford Louie Heironimus and Dortha Mason in Berkeley Springs. March 28 birth to Jerry Wayne Kitts in Clearbrook, a girl Cheryl Denise. ESA member for nine years OConnell to compete in Roanoke in May president 1964-1965 Welfare Chair and scrapbook editor, co-chair of 1965 State Outstanding Woman Contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McMurtry Brewer
Purcellville
Brewer
Lillian Jackson Campbell
Larry Glenn Proctor
Strasburg
Proctor
Sarah Lee Stone
Cliford Louie Heironimus
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Heironimus
Dortha Ellen Mason
Jerry Wayne Kitts
Clearbrook
Cheryl Denise
Kitts
Carolyn Lee Mason
O’connell
ESA
Roanoke
Turkey and Oyster Supper in Middletown Tomorrow
A Turkey and Oyster Supper will be held tomorrow at 5 p.m. at the Middletown Fire Hall. The event is sponsored by the Men's Club of Grace Methodist Church of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Fire Hall
Men’s Club of Grace Methodist Church of
Middletown
Winchester and Middletown Weekend Club Events
Friday schedule lists Winchester Junior Rifle Club at 7 p m Fraternal Order of Eagles and United Commercial Auxiliary at Elks Home at 8 p m Saturday features Ham Chicken Supper at Gainesboro 5 p m and Turkey Oyster Supper at Middletown Fire Hall plus War Memorial Building Kiwanis Pancake Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Order of Eagles
United Commercial “Cne
Elks Home
Gainesboro
Middletown
Local Notes on Visitors and a Hospital Patient
Edward Touchstone an accordionist entertained guests at Shawnee Convales cent Home this afternoon. Reggie Schooner home on spring vacation from Roanoke College in Salem with grandparents Mr and Mrs Norman Cooper of 449 N Braddock St. Lawrence Barr of the Front Royal Road is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Touchstone
Shawnee Convalescent Home
Reggie Schooner
Roanoke College
Salem
Norman Cooper
N. Braddock St
Lawrence Barr
Front Royal Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jr Woman's Club Installs Officers in Clarke County
The Junior Woman's Club of Clarke County held its annual banquet at Shenandoah Retreat with officer installations for 1968 69. Officers named include Lois Fletcher president Judy Hu yett first vice president Howard Hart second vice president Larry Ravenner secretary William Renner treasurer Kenneth Jones parliamentarian Joan Barb member at large and Russell Roberson historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenk
Lois Fletcher
Judy Sue Huyett
Howard Hart
Larry Ravenner
William Renner
Kenneth Jones
Joan Barb
Russell Roberson
Rachel Pierce
H.B. Pierce
Bentley Toxvard
Dan Pancoast
Herndon
Northern Virginia
Miss Arnold Weds Edward Zimmerman Jr at Brad dock Street Chapel
Miss Sue Elisabeth Arnold daughter of Mr and Mrs James Robert Arnold of Route 2 Winchester became the bride of Edward Wilson Zimmerman Jr son of Mr and Mrs E W Zimmerman of Route 2 on March 2. The ceremony at 1 p m in Brad dock Street Methodist Chapel was conducted by Rev William A Lyons with Miss Sue Marston as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Elisabeth Arnold
James Robert Arnold
Route 2
Winchester
Edward Wilson Zimmerman, Jr
Zimmerman
E. W. Zimmerman
Braddock Street Methodist Chapel
William A. Lyons
Sue Marston
Darlene Nail
Gerald Marple
Bride of
Miss Bame Engaged to Gary Smith
Mr and Mrs Fred H Bame of Kinzel Drive announce the engagement of their daughter Jan Elizabeth to SP/5 Gary William Smith son of Mr and Mrs Milton H Smith of Hagerstown Md He is grandson of Mrs Genevieve Pyles of Hagerstown and Mr and Mrs Wm Warburton of Dayton Ohio Miss Bame is a 1966 graduate of South Hagerstown High School and a student at the University of Maryland Mr Smith is a 1965 graduate of School and was employed by Miller Lisky before entering the U S Army He has completed his tour in Alaska and will be stationed at Walter Reed Medical Center No date has been set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smokey Mountains
North Carolina
James Wood High School
Virginia Employment Commission
Winchester
Zimmerman
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Fishersville
Stuart
Fred H. Bame
Kinzel Drive
Jan Elizabeth
Gary William Smith
Milton H. Smith
Howard Street
Hagerstown
Genevieve Pyles
Wm. R. Warburton
Dayton
Ohio
Bamne i
South Hagerstown High School
University of Maryland
Mr. Smith
Miller-Liskey
U.S. Army
Alaska
Walter Reed Medical Center
Mrs Danley Guest of Blind Assa
At a Winchester Association of the Blind meeting Mrs F W Danley of Winchester presented a tape recording with music by a blind Spring Arbor College student. Other Berkeley Springs guests included Mr and Mrs Herbert Braithwaite, Mrs Marjorie Young, and Mrs Zona Henry. Final plans for the State Federation of the Blind convention at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester on April 26 27 and 28 were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Association of the Blind
F.W. Danley
Winchester
Spring Arbor College
Indiana
Herbert Braithwaite
Marjorie Young
Zona Henry
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
State Federation of the Blind
George Washington Hotel
Nail Polish Cold Care Tip
Keeping nail polish in the refrigerator prevents thickening and lets you use it all the way to the last drop. Store in a cool, stable environment to extend shelf life and maintain smooth application.
Miss Virginia to Attend Winchester Pageant in April
Miss Barbara Jane Yost of Roanoke will appear at the Miss Winchester Tri County Pageant on April 6. Allegheny Pepsi Cola Bottling Company as co sponsor and host through the Pepsi Cola Scholarship Foundation will support her stay in Winchester. Miss Yost is 18, a pianist, with swimming and water skiing as favorite sports and she plans to continue college with the Pepsi Cola Scholarship won at the state pageant last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Barbara Jane Yost
Winchester
Tri-County
Allegheny Pepsi Cola Bottling Company
Pepsi Cola Scholarship Foundation
Miss Yost
Yost
Daffodil Show Scheduled by Garden Club of Virginia in Charlottesville
The 34th annual Daffodil Show of the Garden Club of Virginia will be held April 16 and 17 in Charlottesville, sponsored by Albemarle Garden Club at the Farmington Country Club. Exhibits run 3 to 9 on Tuesday and 10 am to 4 pm on Wednesday, with 80 classes for specimens and arrangements. Ribbons and more than 20 silver trophies will be awarded. schedule details available from Mrs. W D Blanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Garden Club of Virginia
Charlottesville
Albemarle Garden Club
Farmington Country Club
South
Benjamin F. Parrott
W.D. Blanton
Sherwood Ave
Front Royal
Daffodils
Garden Club
Warren County
Rescue Squad Auxiliary Plans Many Activities
The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Ladies Auxiliary outlines a busy slate of activities including first aid practice sessions, a May contest in Richmond, participation in the Apple Blossom Festival, and plans for a dog show and other events. New members join, with several named women added to the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Ladies Auxiliary
Kitty Sirbaugh
Dorothy Conner
Doris Glascock
Viola Webb
Hopewell
Edith Slonaker
Warnelta DeHaven
Warnelta DeHaven, Chairman of First Aid
Providence Forge
Forest View Squad
Richmond
Woodstock Ladies Auxiliary
Jamnita Reich
Garland Frye
Donald Lingo
Helen Hulzer
Alvelda
Middletown 4-H Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Middletown 4-H Club met Tuesday night with Karen Garrett presiding. Contestants tried out for the Share the Fun Contest with James Douglas, Karen Garrett and Brenda Arbogast winning and set to represent the club at Shawnee Fire Hill. Linda Richard of the North Mountain Go-Getters presented a ringworm in cattle demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
4-H Club
Karen Garrett
James Douglas
Brenda Arbogast
Shawnee Fire Hill
Linda Richard
North Mountain Go-Getters Club
Open House At Millwood Center Supports Community
Millwood hosts an open house at the Millwood Community Center tomorrow starting 2 p m with country ham and fried chicken dinners for sale. Reservations call Boyce 528 or Boyce 48. A night social follows at 8 30 p m with proceeds for center upkeep. Sponsored by the Mothers Club of Millwood open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood Community Center
Boyce
Mothers Club of
Mill“wood
Battletown Garden Club Holds Snowed-Over Meeting
The Battletown Garden Club met at Mrs. William Renner's home after a snow cancelation. Holmes Gregg of Hilltop Nurseries spoke on Growing Things and soil care. Exhibits won blue red yellow and white ribbons. guest judge was Mrs. George Lake of Winchester Clarke Garden Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battletown Garden Club
William Renner
Thomas Keating
Renner
Kilby Malbon
Kenneth Thomas
Clarke
Holmes Gregg
Hilltop Nurseries
Lincoln
Loudoun County
Gregg
Malbon
William Rosenberry
Keating
Ben Longerbeam
Robert York
Hanford Spivey
Josephine Drury
George Lake
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Doug Moler
Gary Edwards
Battletown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. O'Connell
Jesse Amos Ashby
Winchester Armory
G.E
BS Teader of Pe
Winchester Junior Rifle Club
Jr. Woman's Club
Conservatory
Frank Conti
Paul Noble
David Etienne
Theodore Lapina
Miss Arnold Bride
Mr. Zimmerman
Ethel Nail
Miss Bame
Gary Smith
Jan Bame
Mrs
Danley Guest
Blind Assa
Howard Johnsons
Miss Virginia
George W. Yost
GCV Daffodil
DeHaven
Helen Pitcock
Reich
Henrico County
War Memorial
Millwood
Outlaw
Our
Florsheim
Wilkins’ Shoe
Loudoun & Boscawen
St. Winchester
Mr. Gregg Guest
John Gerkin
E. W. Armstrong CO
Pella
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