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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1971

Page

6

District IX Home Demonstration Clubs Set May 6

Three hundred members of Home Demonstration Clubs in Northern Virginia will attend the District IX meeting May 6 in Woodstock at Massanutten Academy. The program begins at 9 45 a m after registration and a coffee hour with reports from Frederick Clarke Loudoun Page Shenandoah and Warren counties.

Virginia Woodstock Massanutten Academy Verndén Unger Frederick County District IX Frederick Clarke Loudoun Page Shenandoah Warren Gochenour Shenandoah County John Ryman Page County Jack Marriott Loudoun County

Anniversary greetings for Harley Grim and family

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Harley Grim Sr of 805 S Braddock St on 30 years of marriage celebrated May 1 1941 in Stephens City parsonage. They have six children and five grandchildren and Ruth Virginia Hartley is the former Mrs Grim. Albert C Clark of Bufflick Road marks 45 years married May 1 1926 in Braddock Street UMC parsonage. Mrs Clark is Brookie Carpenter.

Harley Grim S. Braddock St Stephens City Welsh Arbutus Hartley Allen Grim Hilda McKee Donald Grim Winchester Janet Grim Grim Ruth Virginia Hartley Albert C. Clark Bufflick Road Braddock Street United Methodist Church Murray D. Mitchell Clark Brookie M. Carpenter

Duplicate Bridge Winners at George Washington Hotel

Monday and Wednesday duplicate bridge events at the George Washington Hotel were Mitchell games. Monday North-South winners were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Scully with Col. and Mrs. R. N. Rollanson second. East-West winners were Mrs. Herbert Schutte and Mrs. Preston Avery with Ruth Rhodes and J. A. Holinger second. Second and third places listed for other pairs. Wednesday North-South winners were Dan Fowler and Don Kearney. Scully and others placed. East-West winners were Page and Francis Vaughan with H. H. Bowers and Dr. R. C. Evans second. Schutte and Eddie Joyce third.

Thomas G. Scully Col R. N. Rollanson Robert Giffin An Perry Herbert Schutte Preston Avery Ruth Rhodes J. A. Holinger Lewis Hyde W. B. Price Dan Fowler Don Kearney

Calendar of Events Highlights Weekend Community Activities

Saturday features bake sale by McCrorys and Kresges at 5 p.m. with soups and dinners at Fairview Methodist Church and Capon Bridge Fire Hall. Sunday offers Historic Garden Week House Tour in Winchester. Monday lists many clubs and meetings at various venues including Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Civitan Optimist DeMolay DAV and multiple fraternal orders and fire company gatherings.

McCrorys and Kresges Fairview Methodist Church Capon Bridge Winchester Memorial Hospital Civitan Club Lee- Jackson Optimist Club Lee-Jackson Masonic Building Wmb Greenwood Fire Co Senseny Road Duplicate Bridge Old Fredericktown Municipal Court Room Madison Lodge First Methodist Church Gore Fire Co

Winchester visitors return from hospital and funeral trip

Ppersonats and friends from Gettysburg Charlottesville Hayfield Winchester Ripon and Ben Avon Heights attended to health matters and paid respects after Congressman Robert J. Corbett’s funeral in Pittsburgh. Helen Allen and L O Dick join European tour with the George Norton “Jet Set” group visiting Portugal Spain Italy France and Holland.

Vernon S. McClintock Vernon C. McClintock Winchester James Larue Rippon W. Va Pittsburgh Robert J. Corbett Ben Avon Heights Corbett Helen Allen L.O. Dick Clearbrook Europe George Norton

Miss Mathias Weds Earl F Judy In Stephens City

Miss Peggy Ann Mathias daughter of Mr and Mrs Derwood Mathias married Earl Franklin Judy on April 10 at Ridings Chapel United Methodist Church. The ceremony featured yellow and lavender spider mums and white gladioli with family members in lavender and yellow gowns. The couple will reside in Stephens City and both are James Wood High School graduates.

Peggy Ann Mathias Dérwood Mathias Rt. 2 Earl Franklin Judy Robert K. Judy Stephens City Ridings Chapel United Methodist Church H. Eugene Baker Lacey Springs Charles Larey Ridings Chapel Sue Grim Kitty Judy Law Joyce Patsy Mathias Faye Judy Dan Mathias Jerry Lee Middletown Robert Keith Marlow Heights Ocean City Judy James Wood High School Rubbermaid _ Commercial Products

Garden Club Hears Ecology Talk In April Meeting

Colonial Garden Club guests Joseph Zuckerman and Henry Lowery presented a film Its Own Choice stressing recycling and environmental laws. Awards were given for exhibits led by Blue red and yellow ribbons and Middletown Home Demonstration Club members plan district meeting luncheon in Woodstock.

Joseph Zuckerman Henry Lowery Colonial Garden Club Zuckerman Richard Lucas Charles DeHaven Robert L. Lebo Ramon C. Riley Joseph McDaniel Russell Frye Taylor Simpson Stephen Rosenberger J.D. Berlin George Fromm Benjamin Sager Frye Fromm

Grove Jr Century Club elects new officers at annual meeting

Mrs Grove Jr Century Club Head Mrs Grove Jr Century Club Head Mrs Pembroke T Grove elected president at the annual meeting held at Mrs Leon Slavin home. Elected with her are Mrs Robert Burkholder vice president and Mrs John MacLellan secretary treasurer. Council includes Mrs H Delmer Robinson chair, with Mrs Jesse Clore and Mrs W Reynolds Legg on the Program Committee. Mrs James Troup elected into membership.

Pembroke T. Grove Leon Slavin Grove Robert Burkholder John MacLellan Burkholder H. Delmer Robinson Jesse Clore W. Reynolds Legg James Troup

Pilot Club Executive Board Meeting Set for Tomorrow

The Pilot Club Executive Board will convene tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at 133 W. Boscawen Sty for an organizational session. The notice invites members to attend and participate in the planning and governance of club activities.

Pilot Club W. Boscawen Sty

Mrs. Clark Named Kindergarten Director for 1971 72

Mrs. E T Clark will direct the Kindergarten of the First Baptist Church for 1971 72 with Mrs Clyde Brumback as assistant director The staff includes Mrs George Ritter Mrs Ed Barnett and Mrs Bob Halverson teaching five year olds and Mrs Allen Coleman teaching four year olds The Kin dergarten staff attended the 15th annual conference of the Virginia Association of Early Childhood Education in Arlington Registrations for 1971 72 are now being accepted requiring four or five year olds before Oct 1 Information via the church office or Mrs Clark.

E.T. Clark The First Baptist Church Clyde Brumback George Ritter Ed Barnett Bob Halverson Allen Coleman Virginia Association of Early Marriott Motor Hotel Arlington Clark

Stephens City WSCS Meeting Notice

The monthly meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Stephens City United Methodist Church will be held Monday at 7 30 p m in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs Ralph Wakeman will be hostess and Mrs Charles Seaman is co host. Mrs Edward Tate will be program leader.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Stephens City

Braddock WSCS Dinner Honors New Members Speaker Dr Parker

The annual covered dish dinner by Braddock St WSCS honors new Christian Service members since April 1970. It begins tomorrow at 6 30 p m with Dr Robert P Parker Shenandoah College president as guest speaker and Mrs Maurice McDonald introducing the new members.

Robert P. Parker Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music Maurice McDonald

Plentiful May list highlights Virginia foods

Doris B. Hays notes May Plentiful Foods from the Virginia Dept. of Agriculture and Commerce include eggs potatoes canned olives milk and dairy items. Prices show eggs at 38 to 49 cents a dozen with Grade A larges near 50 cents. Turkey is also plentiful year round and urged as economical per serving.

Doris B. Hays Virginia Dept. of Agriculture & Commerce Usda Consumer and Marketing Service Virginia Turkey

Lutheran Church Women Plan Group Meetings this Week

Grace Lutheran Church announces women’s group meetings across six groups. Group I gathers Tuesday at 9 45 a m in the Christian Street Room led by Mrs E O Nixon. Group II meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the same room led by Mrs Alvin Shade. Group III Tuesday at 8 p m with Mrs Herbert Holliday at 410 ec Drive Cedarmeade. Group IV meets 8 with Mrs Lloyd Braeddivee Overlook Hills. Group V Tuesday at 8 p m with Miss Helene Harder 220 Amherst St led by Mrs Esther Miller. Group VI Tuesday evening with Mrs Roy Wickes Middle Road led by Mrs Beulah Shanholtz.

Lutheran Church Women of Grace Lutheran Church Christian Street Room E. O. Nixon Alvin Shade Herbert Holliday Ec Drive Cedarmeade Bie IV Sda Lloyd Braeddivee Overlook Hills L. F. Cahill Helene Harder Amherst St Esther Miller Roy Wickes Middle Road Beulah Shanholtz

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