At A Glance Shenandoah Valley Twins Club Meets May 6
The Shenandoah Valley Parents of Twins Club will meet May 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Northwestern Workshop Winchester. Guest Gail Mayfield from Grafton School speaks on Individualizing parenting. Contact May Kay Fahnestock for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley
Northwestern Workshop
N. Cameron St
Winchester
Diane Frazier
Gail Mayfield
May Kay Fahnestock
Elizabeth Butler
Washington College
Richard W. Butler
Boyce
Clarke School
New Arrivals Births Reported For April Dates
April births list several families with newborns. Warren Lee Orndorff Jr and Veronica Allamong welcomed Stephanie Lynn. James Edward Merriner born to Jay Merriner and Debra Linaburg. Michael Paul Merriner to Donald Taylor and Margaret Taylor. Lisa Marie Shirley born to John Shirley and Joyce Shade. Chad Emmett Colton born to Forrest Colton and Nicole Newell. Cheryl Lynn Bayliss born to Tony Bayliss and Cynthia Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lee Orndorff Jr
Rt. 7
Stephanie Lynn
Orndorff
Veronica Sue Allamong
Jay Sherman Merriner
Mountain Falls
James Edward
Merriner
Debra Jane Linaburg
Margaret Louise Taylor
Lisa Marie
John Lewis Shirley
Rt. 1
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Shirley
Joyce Gaye Shade
Forrest Roscoe Colton
Winchester
Chad Emmett
Colton
Nicole Ann Newell
Tony Mark Bayliss
Rt. 4
Cheryl Lynn
Blossomettes Place in Miss Virginia Baton Council Contest
The Blossomettes majorette group competed in Manassas at the Miss Virginia Baton Council and USTA event. Seven local girls finished among 93 statewide entrants with Alva and Patty Lawrence in junior and Baby Doll divisions, and Wilma Jackson leading juniors with several top placements and Miss Congeniality. The group is directed by Mrs. Richard Stotler of Winchester, a USTA Board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blossomettes
Miss Virginia Baton Council
USTA
Manassas
Alva Lawrence
Patty Lawrence
Wilma Jackson
Terri Combs
Lars Molden
Bettina Shackleford
Richard Stotler
Winchester
Usta Board of Directors
Applesauce Cookies and a 34th Wedding Anniversary
A feature celebrates a full cookie jar for family moments and presents a Treasure Trove Applesauce Cookies recipe. It notes Harley Grim Sr and Ruth Hartley observing their 34th wedding anniversary on May 1 1941 and lists their children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Grim Sr
S. Braddock
Women Turn To Home Sewing As Creativity Drives Interest
The piece examines why women favor dresses over pants, driven by interest and creativity rather than necessity. It cites patterns and fabric industries, income levels, and surveys showing tens of millions sew, with motives including fit, quality, relaxation, and personal expression. It also notes classes at Riverside Church and a Singer store where participants share experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times News Service
New York
Seventh Avenue
American Homes Sewing Council
Mary Joan Glynn
Singer
Manhattan
Upper East Side
Singer Company
Research Corporation
Simplicity
Northeast
West Coast
National Cotton Council of America
Nerthus Christensen
Germany
Dieter
Lois Porter
Riverside Church
Marie Urbsky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mae Allison
Clarke County High School
Front Royal Dupicate
Beta Sigma Phi
Patsy Garrett
Arlene Maul
Tricia Stine
Joan Riggleman
Shirley Mason
Linda Haines
Sue Patterson
Marge Webber
Xi Gamma Pi
Troup 63
B.S.A
Senseny Road School
Pam Moyer
du Pont
Pamela L. Moyer
Warren County High School
Moyer
Joyce M. Chapin
Lee St
Front Royal
Phillip Francis du Pont
University of Virginia
College of Arts and Sciences
Warren County
Happy Shores EH
Andy Phillips
Rivermont EH
Wayne Eshelman
Fifteenth Street
Donald Lee Taylor Sr
Rt. 2
Michael Paul
Taylor
Heartline
North Main St
Dayton
Ohio
W.C
Hawaii
M.S
Continental
United States
Shoe Bartley’s Service
N. Loudoun St. Mall
BankAmericaid
Layaway Jewel Box
Loudoun St. Winchester
Royal Jewelers
Washington
Nancy Chirdon
Shiela Weidenfeld
White House
Betty Ford
Miss Chirdon
Dover
Del
Carolyn K. Porembka
Westbrook
Minn
Ford
Nancy Howe
James Howe
The
Hudson
C.L. Nelson
Chamber of Comm
Laura
Leggett
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