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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1971
Page
5
Berryville residents hosted and visited friends and relatives from Harrisonburg Blacksburg and Arlington. Local events include May lunch for the Woman's Club of Clarke County May 13 and a Batlttetown Garden Club tea May 11. Several residents attended college commencements and church activities with family guests from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Elsie Olcott and Mr. and Mrs. William Dodson visited Triangle and Fredericksburg to see the Barbs’ new home. Clarke County models highlighted a Middleburg luncheon fashion at The Red Fox Tavern. Families moved housing in Avenel Llewellyn Farm and West Main Street.
Mrs J P Williams and daughter spent overnight at Milton Valley Cottage then traveled to Charlottesville to visit relatives en route to North Carolina. Ruth Royston hosted Mrs Claude McFarland as a guest. both then joined the Virginia Garden Week Tours. Floyd McWilliams Jr visited Manakin Sabot with Anita McWilliams returning with Mr McWilliams. Friends of Beverley and Mrs Whiting in Winchester Memorial Hospital show improvement. Sally Whiting visited in Richmond. Mrs Earl Ashby stayed in Purcellville with Mr and Mrs Richard Fiddler. Mary Funkhouser attended the Twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mrs Charles McKay, formerly Lucille Fiddler. Mrs Harry Athey has returned from Winchester Memorial Hospital with her daughter Mrs Onza Hyatt and Susan Hyatt of Richmond. Also Mrs T H Hardesty of Richmond visited Clarke County relatives.
A comparison notes the vast size range in birds from the tiny hummingbird weighing about one tenth of an ounce to the ostrich, the largest living bird around 300 pounds.
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