Hay Queen to Be Crowned at Shenandoah College
Miss Diane Harriet Cleveland of Long Valley New Jersey named Queen Shenandoah XXX of Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music. She will be crowned at 2 30 p.m. tomorrow by Dr Forrest S Racey president. Members of her court include Beverly Bell May Lynn Snyder Marian Bacon Pamela Jo Snyder Sandra Saunders Patricia Ann Cleveland and others. The flower girl will be Patricia Ann Cleveland, a seven year old niece. Public invited to coronation and Day Pageant on college mall.
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Diane Harriet Cleveland
Long Valley
N. J
Shenandoah
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Forrest S. Racey
Cleveland
Bevery Bell
Springfield
May Lynn Snyder
News
Marian Bacon
Chester
Pame
la Jo Snyder
Sandra Saunders
Amelia
Yoma Mary Garber
Reliance
Rita Barbera
Carrie Jeanette Eaton
Bradford
Evelyn Harpham
Washington
Patricia Ann Cleveland
s@ollege Mall
Handley School Class of 1938 Reunion Meeting
A committee discussed plans for a Handley School class of 1938 reunion. The meeting covered attendee lists and event timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley School
Reunion Plans Set For June At George Washington Hotel
At the home of Kenneth Patton plans were made for a reunion on June 22 in Winchester at the George Washington Hotel. A dinner dance will be featured and organizers seek addresses of class members from Mrs. Cecil Harbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Patton
George Washington Hotel
Cecil Harbaugh
Winchester
DAR Chapter Meeting Near War Memorial Building
The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Thursday at 1 30 p.m. at the War Memorial Building. Special music has been planned by Mrs Charles E Creager. Reports of the State Conference and the National Congress will be given. Hostesses will be Mrs John Rosenberger Mrs J Howard Cather Miss Mary Robinson and Miss Mary Bittinger.
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Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
War Memorial Building
Charles E. Creager
State Conference
National Congress
John Rosenberger
J. Howard Cather
Mary Robinson
Mary Bittinger
Calendar of Community Events Highlights May Activities
A schedule of meetings and social events at venues including George Washington Hotel, City Hall, churches, and clubs. Highlights include BPW sessions, bridge, fire company gatherings, May Queen crowning, Mother’s Day services, hymn sings, youth fellowships, and tabled PTA and auxiliary meetings across May 11 to May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Duplicate Bridge
Middletown Fire Co
Fire Hall
Christ Episcopal Church Parish
Optimist Club
Lee-Jackson
Exhausters Auto Club
Rt. 50
Bryarly Pta
Capon Bridge Ladies Auxiliary
McKinley Chapter
Eastern Star
City Hall
VFW
Post
Clearbrook Fire Co. Board of Directors
Pith Platter Party and Veteran Meeting Schedule
Friday for ages 18 to 14 introduced. Saturday 30 A Platter Party for 15 through 19 year olds. Sunday 2 p.m. World War I veteran event. Monday 7:30 p.m. joint auditorium gymnasium meeting and Boy Scout leaders gather.
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Boy Scout
Births for Lew Barnes Grey Carroll Larrick families
A series of birth notices from families in Barnes Leicester Street Ran som Route 5 Bufflick Road report a boy Archie Lewis Jr Darcy Lynne and a girl Regina Lynn. Mothers are listed by maiden names Jacqueline Vance Rachel Myers and Frances Delores Orndorff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Lewis Barnes
W. Leicester Sr
Archie Lewis, Jr
Barnes
Jacqueline Vance
Garfield Roscoe Grey, Jr
3Rd Ave
Ransom, W. Va
Darcy Lynne
John Richard Larrick
Bufflick Road
Regina Lynn
Mothers Day Program At Fairview EUB
The Youth Fellowship of Fairview Evangelical United Brethren Church will present its annual Mother's Day program at 7 30 p m Sunday. The service is open to the public.
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Round Hill Church
Round Hill
Calvary Church of Brethren
Youth Fellowship of
Fairview
EUB
Relief Methodist Church
Annual Art Show at Monroe College
Monroe College hosts an annual art show in Mason Hall and the front lawn on the college grounds from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Amateur artists display oil paintings sketches charcoal pen and ink sculpture water colors and ceramics with six bronze medals and a Merit certificate. Exhibits may be entered in multiple categories and no entry fee. Miss Donna Garrett of Moorefield West Virginia is this year's show director.
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Monroe College
Fairmont Ave
Convalite
Mason Hall
Inarte Grapiareels
Ae. Sie
Donna Garrett
Moorefield
W. Va
Garrett
Mason Hall By & P.m
Braddock Street Church Plans Aldersgate Service Play
Braddock Street Methodist Church will observe the 225th anniversary of John Wesley's Aldersgate experience with a special service on Friday May 24 at 7 30 p.m. A three scene play Awakening At Aldersgate will be directed by Mrs Gilbert Tillotson and performed by church choir members led by John A Leatherman as Rev John Wesley John J Hawse as Rev Peter Bohler Forrest E Jones as James Hutton and Joseph W White as Charles Wesley.
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John Wesley
Aldersgate
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Gilbert Tillotson
Mymn
Ernest K. Emurian
Braddock Street
DAV Auxiliary Holds Meeting at War Memorial Building
The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary met Monday night with Mrs. Morris Echman presiding. Mrs. Pearl Lewis offered prayers in the chaplain's absence. Treasurer Mrs. Holmes Booker reported, plans were set for a May rummage sale, a Roanoke State Convention in July, and officer elections in June.
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The
Disabled American Veterans. Auxiliary
War Memorial Building
Morris Echman
Pearl Lewis
Moxley
Holmes Booker
Treasuer
Roanoke
Pugh Couple Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Roland E Pugh Sr celebrate 25 years of marriage, tied to a May 10 1938 wedding at First Baptist Church Winchester conducted by Rev E T Clark. Mrs Pugh formerly Theresa Cowley, current children include Kather ine Smeltzer Gore Roland E Pugh Jr Bedford William R Pugh Winchester and J Pugh Clearbrook plus Karen Gay David Smeltzer and Andrea Carol Pugh.
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Roland E Pugh
First Baptist Church of Winchester
E. T. Clark
Century Club Luncheon and Hymn Sing Planned
The Century Club holds its annual luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Winchester Golf Club. A Hymn Sing follows Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Relief Methodist Church led by James Jordan with special numbers and group singing. The public is invited.
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Century Club
Winchester Golf
Relief Church
Relief Mthodist
James Jordan
Social notes and visits across states and countries
Mrs. M. J. Tarpy visits New York. Rob ert T. Garrison from Mount Rainier returns from Florida with family. Numerous Florida visitors to Orlando and Minneola. Nellie Rider of Sacramento vacationing with Garland Amick’s family in Gore. Rosie Jenkins and daughters visit Amicks in their Gore home. Lintz daughter to wed Richard Eugene Fisher in Frederick. May 1 dinner party at Town House Restaurant by Su- Service. Lintz to host rehearsal party tonight. Rev James A Burn er of Summit Point is patient at Veterans Hospital Richmond Ward 5. Henry Hardenburg family to fly to England then Munich for station duty.
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Nellie Rider
Sacramento
Calif
National Airport
Washington
Garland Amick
Gore
California
Rosie Jenkins
Joyce
Debbie
Mrs. Amick
Giet Ae Peeet Ueltz
Miss Lintz
Richard Eugene Fisher
Charles Eutcher Fisher
Frederick, Md
Town House
Su- Service
Jos Lintz
James A. Burner
Summit Point
W. Va
Veterans Hospital
Richmond
Cmdr
Henry H. Hardenburg
Nancy
New York
England
Nugent James
Munich
Germany
Hardenburg
Lacy to Dedicate Highland Memorial Church Sanctuary
Dr Graham Lacy pastor of Central Presbyterian Church Washington will be guest preacher at the Sanctuary dedication for Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7 30 p m The article notes Lacy's education and service history including Hampden Sydney College Union Theological Seminary McCallie School and his 22 months aboard the USS Commencement Bay as a USNR chaplain.
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Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Graham Lacy
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Hampden-Sidney College
Lacy
Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Second Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Ala
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Covington
Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church
USNR
Univrsity of Georgia
Commencement Bay
Horace Lacy
Fredericksburg
James Horace Lacy
First Presbyteriaan Church
Winchester
Highland Sunday School
First Presbyterian Church
James Lacy
Presbyterian Church Circle Meetings Schedule
Presbyterian Church circles meet Monday across twelve groups with specified leaders and locations. Meetings run from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at addresses including 449 W Leicester St and 211 W Leicester St with brief notes listing leaders and co hosts for each circle.
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Presbyterian Church Circle
J. A. Hotinger
W. Leicester St
R. S. Larimer
H. K. Benham
Rostel Road
Ray Robinson, Jr
George Beck
Tennyson Ave
Harry R. Kern, Jr
E. E. MccIntyre
Handley Ave
E. R. Rhine
Alson S. Hott
Sheridan Ave
Guy Stanley
H. B. McCormac
Frank Bailey
W. H. Lawrence, Jr
Fairmont Ave
O. G. Gibson
E. P. Walker
W. Clifford St
H. E. Ratliff
Brandon Drive
Bruce Porterfield
R. H. Swink
Stephenson
Richard Rhodes
Eleanor Mectartney
Lemma Snider
Elmer Ritz
Earl Luttrell
Dunlap Ave
Often Mispronounced Supine Pronunciation Guide
A brief note clarifies the common mispronunciation of supine as syu pine with emphasis on the first syllable. The guide stresses correct pronunciation for readers.
Local Woman Elected State Sorority Treasurer
Mrs. H. B. Ritter was elected Sigma Alpha at the annual convention held at Sene Nis. She has been active in Alpha Omega for seven years and served as chapter president this year. State leaders including Mrs. Virgil Leake and Mrs. Kenneth Thomas were noted for roles on committees and awards in the Lamplight newspaper.
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H. B. Ritter
Sene Nis
Ritter
Roberts St
Alpha Omega
Robert Wibberley
Virgil Leake
Charlottesville
Wibberly
Kenneth Thomas
Charles Emschler
North Frederick Methodist Men’s Club Organized
The North Frederick Methodist Men’s Club will meet at 7 p.m. at the White Hall Grange Hall. Raymond Tamkin, Winchester District Lay leader, will present the charter to the newly formed club.
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White Hall Grange Hall
Raymond Tamkin
Winchester
Garbage Assessment by City Manager Reveals Neighborhood Quality
City Manager Arthur Owens says garbage features reveal neighborhood standing. He cites items like magazines and canned goods, but notes the key indicator is the brand of whisky bottles found in the trash.
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Arthur Owens
Owens
Convention Attends Notable Philanthropy Award Event
Attendees included Mrs. Richard Adams, Mrs. Ross Fleet, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. J. E. McAloy, and Missiah Godlove among others at the convention highlighting philanthropic awards.
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Ing
Richard Adams
Ross Fleet
Henry
J. E. McAloy
Missiah Godlove
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
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Gainesboro
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Veter
Charles Carrol
Route 5
Graham Kelly
Carroll
Weatherbird
Shoecenter
DAV Auxiliary
Gaunt's Drug Store
M. J. Tarpy
Mrs. Snider
Robert T. Garrison
Mount Rainier, Md
Florida
Presbyterian Church Circle Meetings
Woman State Sorority
North Frederick Methodist Men’s Club
Bineas
Ant Hanlin
Rottiercials Savings Bank
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Cagapon Lodge
Cacapon State Park
Cacapon Lodge
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