Garden Club Plans and Awards Recap at Front Royal
Mrs. T. B. Apgar of Front Boy s hosts a Garden Club gathering at Mrs. Harold G. Brown’s home on Wednesday. Members discussed the schedule and quality, with awards listed by color and line categories and notable specimens named by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Apgar
aFome Ge Ag
Harold G. Brown
James Laise
Bennett
Blue
Brown
Virgil Strader
Law. Tence Trice
Lohr Dunlap
Ewing Dance Recital Supports Winchester Day Nursery
The annual Ewing Recital to benefit the Winchester Day Nursery Equipment Fund will be held on June 5. The plan was announced at the May meeting of the Board of Directors which also thanked N. B. Shingleton of the Sanitary Dairy for costumes worn by nursery school children in the Apple Blossom Festival Parade. The nursery school was officially approved this year by State Supervisor Aline Bulwinkle during her inspection tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Winchester Day Nursery Equipment Fund
N. B. Shingleton
Sanitary Dairy
Aline Bulwinkle
Calendar of Church and Community Events
A list of local meetings and activities scheduled for May including church suppers youth programs hymn singing Optimist Club gathering Exhausters Auto Club Bryarly PTA Capon Bridge Ladies Auxiliary Eastern Star VFW Duplicate Bridge and Clearbrook Fire Co Board of Directors all with respective times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Lee-Jackson
Exhausters Auto Club
Rt. 50
Bryarly Pta
Capon Bridge
Fire Hall
McKinley Chapter
Eastern Star
City Hall
VFW
Post
George Washington Hotel
Clearbrook Fire Co. Board of Directors
War Memorial Building Teen Platter Party Weekly
Saturday 7 30 to 11 p m Platter Party for ages 15 through 19 at War Memorial Building Harrisonburg teens attend. Sunday program at 2 p m honors World War I veterans with activities and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Joint Meeting and Scout Leaders Tonight at Auditorium Gym
A 7 30 p m joint meeting on the auditorium gymnasium agenda. Also scheduled at 7 30 p m are meetings of Boy Scout leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium Gymnasium
Births report listing new babies and parent names
May 8 to Mr and Mrs Robert Nelson Sours 226 East 6th Street Front Royal a girl Genia Rae Mrs Sours former Miss Joyce Ann Allison May 9 to Mr and Mrs Alfred Lee Marple Dicks Hollow Road a boy Gary Wayne Mrs Marple former Miss Anna Virginia Merica May 9 to Mr and Mrs William Henry Lawrence III 308 West Leicester Street a girl Miriam Conway Mrs Lawrence former Miss Margaret Parker Moore May 9 to Mr and Mrs Lawrence William Gregory Germania West Virginia a boy Lawrence William Jr Mrs Gregory former Miss Marcella Margaret Cheshire May 9 to Mr and Mrs Henry Burch McKee Ransom West Virginia a boy Mrs McKee former Miss Shirley Estelle McAboy May 9 to Mr and Mrs James Edward Dodson Middletown a girl Mrs Joe former Miss Mary Delena Ramey May 9 to Mr and Mrs Donald Joseph Boggs USAF Augusta West Virginia a boy Randall Jay Mrs Boggs former Miss Kathryn Elizabeth Walker May 9 to Mr and Mrs Richard William Weese Moorefield West Virginia a girl Mrs Weese former Miss Judy Ann Bensenhaver May 9 to Mr and Mrs William Preston Grimes Berryville a boy Mrs Grimes former Miss Phyllis Arlene Stickel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lee Marple
Dicks Hollow Road
Gary Wayne
Henry Burch McKee
Ransom
W. Va
McKee
Shirley Estelle McAboy
James Edward Dodson
Middletown
Joe
Mary Delena Ramey
ALC
Donald Joseph Boggs
USAF
Augusta
Randall Jay
Boggs
Kathryn Elizabeth Walker
Richard William Weese
Moorefield
Weese
Judy Ann Bensenhaver
William Preston Grimes
Berryville
Grimes
Phyllis Arlene Stickel
J O Perry Elected AARP Official in Winchester
At a Tuesday Wi chester American Association of Retired Persons meeting in the South End Fire Hall J O Perry won the role of Financial Secretary and Treasurer for the local Chapter Mrs E W Steele welcomed new members and led the session R H Baker of Strasburg spoke briefly on Hospital Insurance George Middleton gave the invocation and benediction The next meeting is scheduled for June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichester
Air Pressure of Tires Should Be Regularly Checked
Regular tire maintenance advice stresses checking air pressure to ensure safety and optimal performance. Properly inflated tires improve handling and fuel efficiency.
Mrs Anderson Wins Top Flower Show Honors
Mrs J E Thomas won the Sweep eeee while Mrs A I Caruthers received the Award of Merit for a spray of French lilacs in a flower show. Club Class Unlimited Horizons featured an interpretation space. Other clubs entered included Middleburg Garden Club Purcellville Garden Club Cedar Hill Club of Strasburg South River Club of Bentonville and Greenway Club of Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Anderson
A. I. Caruthers
Unlimited Horizons
Middleburg
Wednesday Bridge Winners Named
Winners of the duplicate Bridge game at the Town House Restaurant were Mrs Eddie Joyce and Mrs Robert Osth. Runners-up were Mrs Well Page and Mrs Howard Shoey. third place went to Mr and Mrs Lewis Hyde Jr. in fourth were Mrs Boyd Hamman and Mrs James Schrader. fifth went to Mr and Mrs T G Scully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town House
Eddie Joyce
Robert Osth
W. Nell Page
Howard Shoey
Lewis Hyde, Jr
Boyd Hamman
James Schrader
T. G. Scully
Services at Moland Methodist Chapel
The Rev. Clyde D. Nuckolls of Riverton Methodist Church will lead nightly services at Moland Methodist Chapel in Harmony Hollow Warren County near Front Royal. Services start tomorrow at 7 p.m. EST and run each night through Friday. The opening sermon is The Good Man Who Went to Hell with further topics to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde D. Nuckolls
Riverton Methodist Church
Bed Goal
Ray’ Nememegt Methodist Chapel
Harmony Hollow
Warren County
Front Royal
Nuckoll
Kernstown WSCS Meeting At Mrs Stonaugle Home
Kernstown Women s Society of Christian Service will meet Monday at 8 p m at 951 Pennsylvania Ave. Devotional leader will be Mrs Albert Tusing. Weekly worship continues at Cloud Tabernacle Rt 11 south with Elder Lester Carney evangelist Bible School 9 30 a m Worship 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
Cloud Tabernacle
Rt. 11
Lester Carney
Virginia Ave
Battle St
Bible School
Miss Burch Speaks at Middletown Grange Meeting
Miss Nancy Burch of Warren County addresses the Middletown Grange in May. She shares six months in Poland as an International Farm Youth Exchange Student. The program open to the public begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Grange
Delon
Nancy Burch
Warren County
Grange Hall
Burch
Poland
International Farm
Winchester Hiram Lodge to Hold Stated Communication
The Winchester Hiram Lodge AF and AM will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Masonic Temple. An interesting program is planned and visiting Masons are invited. refreshments follow with fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hiram Lodge
Masonic Temple
Poached Fried Eggs Tip for Frying at 225 Degrees
For perfect poached fried eggs fry in a small amount of fat on the automatic top burner set to 225 degrees. Add a teaspoon of water per egg and cover tightly for a few minutes. Serve on corned beef hash or eggs Benedict.
Armell News Briefs Highlights Local Households
Armel-Vanessa Co. returns home after a stay at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Proffitt relocate to Armel. The Armel PTA held its final meeting of the season. Mrs. Pearl Ritter is home bound after two weeks illness but improving. Mrs. Gertrude Bryan visited Mr. and Mrs. Ozias Ritter last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labelle Armel
Vanessa Co
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Earl Proffitt
Armel
Parent-Teachers Association
Pearl Ritter
Gertrude Bryan
Ozias Ritter
Col Keller Visits Parents After Central America Duty
Col Ralph W. Keller returns to his cently home at 304 Shawnee Ave after a posting in Central America. Cadet Charles C. Sledge, son of Frances R. Sledge of 1512 Amherst St., earns promotion to the Dome of Cadets at Massanutten Military Academy Woodstock. SP4 Jay G. Dick of this city comes home from Bermuda with a parade of companions and recent wins at Fort Dix talent contests. Visiting Marlboro home guests include John Liggett Dan ny Mathie and families, and John T. Kline group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Keller
Cently Visils
A. B. Keller
Shawnee Ave
Col. Keller
Central America
Charles C. Sledge
Frances R. Sledge
Amherst St
Greet Lgutewsiet
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Acad
Jay G. Dick
Sherman W. Dick
Bermuda
G. Wolke
Edward Marychko
Angelo Ruggiero
Roger Kopec
Fort Dix
Women’s Army Corps
Fort Dix, N.J
Warden Liggett
Marlboro
John Liggett
Danny
M. J. Mathieson
Johnny
Kathy
Dick Kump
Nancy
Sandra
John T. Kline
Lanna
Linda
Laura
Comrade Bible Class Plans Chapel Worship Service
Mrs Edward B Capper will lead the worship service for the Comrade Bible Class tomorrow at 9 45 in Braddock Street Methodist Church Chapel. Mrs Hoye L Riley will teach the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Capper
Comrade Bible
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Hoye L. Riley
Bryarly PTA Plans School Picnic At Monday Meeting
Bryarly Parent Teachers Association meets Monday at 7 30 p m at the school to arrange plans for the upcoming school picnic. Major Mosby Barracks World War I veterans and their Auxiliary meet tomorrow at 2 p m in the War Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryarly
Parent-Teachers Association
Mosby Barracks
Mosby
War Memorial
Conservation Award Goes to Roy L. Bageant
Roy L. Bageant of 12 West Leicester Street received the outstanding conservationist award from the Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District at its monthly meeting in Lee Jackson Restaurant. A founder and longtime leader of the district, he organized it in 1942, served as supervisor nine years, and has been treasurer for 15 years. He also administers the district nut tree program. Malcolm Brumback presented the award. John Whitacre offered remarks. The district spans Clarke Shenandoah Warren and Frederick counties. John Gerken serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Bageant
Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District
Malcolm Brumback
Frederick County
Leicester St
Mr. Bageant
Lee-Jackson
Bageant
Lord Fairfax
John Whitacre
Clarke
Shenandoah
Warren
Frederick
John Gerken
Clarke County
Stassen Considers Primary Bid In New Hampshire
Paul Minn AP reports Gov. Harold E Stassen may enter the New Hampshire presidential primary and other state contests if favorable. The 56 year old Philadelphia lawyer addressed the Minnesota Historical Society and cited testing GOP voter support for his foreign and domestic program. Stassen had previously sought the Republican nomination in 1948 and 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnn Paul
Minn
Harold E
New Hampshire
Stassen
Philadephia
Minnesota Historical Society
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Burg
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New York Harbor
Liogd P. Blant, Jr
East St
Ono
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Trice
French Lee
J. Fred Larrick
Donald Stewart
Strader
Ross
Smoot Carter
See
Leggett
Winchester
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Youth Fellowship of
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EUB
Relief Methodist Church
Robert Nelson Sours
E. 6Th St
Genia Rae
Sours
Joyce Ann Allison
J. O. Perry
AARP
Gaunt’s Drug Store
J. E. Thomas
Moland Methodist Chapel
Wscs Meeting
Hiram Lodge Meeting
Armel News
WINC
Park & Shop
Bible Class
Bryarly Pta Meeting
Denny’s
Florsheim
Wilkins’ Shoecenter, Inc
Loudoun
Church OF Your
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cacapon Lodge
Cacapon State Park
Mester
Virginia
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