Garden Club Members Attending GCV Meeting in Norfolk
Garden Club of Virginia annual meeting in Norfolk today through Thursday will host members from Winchester clubs. Attendees include Mrs. Daniel Dougherty and delegates, Mrs. Warren C. Gregory, Mrs. H Delmer Robinson Jr, Mrs. Stewart Bell Jr, and Mrs. J Sloan Kuykendall Jr. Events include a barbecue lunch, tours of Botanical Gardens and Adam Thoroughgood House, a banquet at Monticello Hotel, and a business meeting at the Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences followed by a luncheon hosted by Virginia National Bank. A record attendance of past presidents is anticipated along with new and honorary members visiting from Staunton, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Lexington, Williamsburg, Suffolk, Orange, Roanoke, Elk Garden, Ir vington, and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
The
Garden Club of Virginia
Norfolk
Daniel Dougherty
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Warren C. Gregory
H. Delmer Robinson
Little Garden Club
Stewart Bell, Jr
J. Sloan Kuykendall, Jr
Winchester
Botanical Gardens
Adam Thoroughgood
Thoroughgood House
Monticello
Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences
Wyatt Aiken Williams
Virginia National Bank
Herbert McKelden Smith
Staunton
W. Allen Perkins
Charlottesville
Powell Glass
Lynchburg
Frank J. Gilliam
Lexington
Thomas E. Thorne
Williamsburg
F. Whitney Godwin
Suffolk
James Gordon Smith
Greenwood
Burdette S. Wright
Leesburg
James Bland Martin
Gloucester
Wyatt Aiken Aleken Williams
Orange
Benjamin F. Parrott
Roanoke
Harry Carter Stuart
Elk Garden
Tatwell
E. A. Sale
Irvington
Irving L. Matthews
Richmond
Local NARCE Chapter Members Hear Naturalist
The Dutch Treat breakfast meeting of Chapter 180, National Association of Retired Civil Employees, at the Elms Motel Dining Rooms featured a program by Harold J. Brodrick on western national parks in the Rockies with color slides. The group discussed renewed recruitment drive led by Elmer Mather and J Woodward Olcott and urged legislators to support NARCE bills. A May 29 meeting is planned. Other notes include John H. Siler Jr who recently completed tractor-trailer training in Quincy and is employed by Wilson Freight and Framingham News, and birth and travel notices for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Retired Civil Employees
NARCE
Elms
Jesse C. Yoders
Mr. Yoders
National
Elmer Mather
J. Woodward Olcott
U.S. Civil Service Retirement System
Congress
Harold J. Brodrick
Winchester
U.S. National Park Service
Rockies
Canadian Rockies
John H. Siler, JR
Framingham, Mass
John Siler
Boyce
New England Tractor-Trailer Training School, Inc
Quincy
Mass
Wilson Freight, Co
Framingham
The
Framingham News
Miss Dodson Bride Of Carroll Estep
Miss Linda Jean Dodson of Middletown married Carroll Randolph Estep son of Mr and Mrs Carroll E Estep of Strasburg on May 3 at Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church Middletown. The ceremony featured a nylon organza gown with Alencon lace and a colonial bouquet. Miss Jenny Shull and Miss Deborah Jean Dalton attended as maids of honor and bridesmaids. The reception followed in the church social hall. The couple will reside in Strasburg. Pre nuptial parties included several showers and a wedding breakfast at the Wayside Inn Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Jean Dodson
Middletown
Carroll Randolph Estep
Carroll E. Estep
Strasburg
Dodson
Floyd A. Dodson
Margaret Brill Dodson
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Preston P. Perkins, Jr
Shenandoah Parish
Thomas Borden
Jenny Shull
Deborah Jean Dalton
Falls Church
Phil Esetep
J. Wayne Dalton
Anita Dick
Donna Sweeney
Joan Dodson
Nancy Gardenhour
Wayside Inn
Lee Hammack
Old Fredericktown Wedding Trip and Garden Club Notes
Mrs Estep wore a sleeveless aqua dress with black accessories and a white carnation corsage for a wedding trip to Williamsburg and Jamestown. The note lists her education at James Wood High School and work with Winchester Presbytery, plus Mr Estep’s Strasburg High School background. Mrs Philip H Sprenkle will host the Old Fredericktown Garden Club at 1 30 p m tomorrow at 20 Peyton St with horticultural specimens to be judged by Mrs Peter Mc Dowell. Special day theme Silent Flowers Japanese Influence Morikana Style with accessories allowed. TO MR AND MRS LARRY ROBINSON Berryville on their first wedding anniversary they were married April 18 1968 in Hagerstown Maryland Mrs Robinson is the former Virginia Elizabeth Tomblin They have one son Ronald Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Estep
James Wood High School
Winchester Presbytery
Mr. Estep
Strasburg High School
Philip H. Sprenkle
Old
Fredericktown
Larry Robinson
Berryville
Hagerstown
Robinson
Virginia Elizabeth Tomblin
Ronald Keith
Winchester area clubs and meetings calendar announces events
Calendar lists events for Tuesday and Wednesday including Toastmasters at 6:30 p.m. Hiram Lodge 21 at 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens and Stitch and Chat at WMB and Methodist Church. Alcoholics Anonymous First Baptist 8 p.m. Moose Rebekah Lodge. Wednesday features Winchester Day Nursery Kiwanis George Washington Hotel Garden Club Rifle Night Touchdown Club Robinson PTA Squard Dance Duplicate Bridge Elks Lodge Gainesboro Fire Co Sisterhood Bethel-El Blue Ridge Twirlers all at various venues in Winchester area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Middletown Methodist Church
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Presbyterian Women Hold Birthday Month Meeting
Highland Presbyterian Women observe Church Women Birthday Month at 7 30 tonight in the church. Mrs Robert Lake will lead the Birthday program and Mrs Susan Macbeth will lead the Bible study. The 1969 Birthday Offering funds a Congo medical center and a Portugal conference. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Presbyterian
Robert Lake
Susan Macbeth
Congo
Portugal
Local Boys Set for Graduation From VMI
About 230 Virginia Military Institute first classmen will receive bachelor degrees in arts engineering and sciences at Sunday commencement with commissions in regular and reserve services. Notable graduates include Cadets Harry W. Butler III and Ronald S. Stultz of Clearbrook and Winchester respectively. Butler, English major, will become a second lieutenant in the Army Reserve. Stultz, electrical engineering major, will serve as a lieutenant after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Military Institute
VMI
Armed Services
Harry W. Butler, III
Winchester
Ronald S. Stultz
Clearbrook
Stultz
Radio Club
Scouters Club
Young Republicans
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Sounding Brass
Army Rotc
Army Reserve
Paul D. Stultz
Louthan Elected President of VPI Alpha Phi Omega Chapter
Thomas A. Louthan was elected president of the Virginia Tech Zeta Beta Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, serving previously as 1st vice president. He is a Virginia Tech junior majoring in General Business and member of Company F in the Corps of Cadets. He was named to Scabbard and Blade and is the son of Mr and Mrs William H Louthan Jr of 1315 Handley Ave. Handley High School class of 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Louthan
V.P.I. Zeta Beta
Alpha Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity
Scabbard and Blade
Young Louthan
Company F
Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets
William H. Louthan, Jr
Handley Ave
Handley High School
Rubbermaid executive speaks to Winchester Civic League
John D. Gans general manager of Rubbermaid addressed the Women's Civic League at Duff's Rebel Restaurant describing Winchester as a selected plant site due to improved land proximity to railroads airports and good schools and facilities for 180 employees Rubbermaid products include housekeeping and food hygienics with plastics used for wastebaskets and mats The June meeting at Winchester Golf Club will feature a Fashion Show by Bell's Clothing and a ballet benefiting the American Field Service and Fellowship of Christian Athletes Tickets are available from Shenval Music Co Mrs Jack Stern or at the door
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Gans
Rubbermaid
Women’s Civic League
Duff's Rebel
Gans
Winchester
Shenandoah College
Shenval Music Co
Jack Stern
S. Stewart St
Betty Jo Mays Weds Robert F Miller in Falls View
Mr and Mrs O L Mays of Falls View West Virginia announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Jo to Robert F Miller on April 13. Miller is the son of Mr and Mrs Russell C Miller of Route 2. The couple plans to live in Arlington Welltown. Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Thursday at 8 pm with Mrs Guy Robinson at White Hall. Mrs John Stickles will be program leader. For a duck stuffing substitute orange juice and grated rind for flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Mays
Falls View
W. Va
Betty Jo
Robert F. Miller
Mr. Miller
Russell C. Miller
Route 2
Arlington
Welltown Woman's Society of Christian Service
Guy Robinson
White Hall
John Stickles
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Narce Chapter
Narce Headquarters
the Elms
Larry Crabill
Parkwood Apartments
Robert Hickerson
Crabill
Jane Holsinger
Arthur Burgan, JR
Glaize Ave
Hawaii
Sp 5 Burgan
Vietnam
Amy
Abby
Burgan
Elizabeth Hebb
Braddock St
WSCS
Miss Dodson
Bride of
Carroll Estep
Women’s Society of Christian Service of
Braddock Street
United Methodist Church
William E. Pitcock
Morningside Drive
R. E. Gregory
Charles Lanahan
Glenn Garber
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Cork St
Virgil Prince
DAR
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woodstock
Paul Swecker
Paul L. Swecker
John D. Shaffer
Roy M. Downey
Rowland B. Fisher
Neil W. McKinney
James Ratcliff
Valley Distributors Inc
Friendly Grove
Friendly Grove Home Demonstration Club
Mountain Falls
Ruth Fogle
Agnes Shirley
Genevieve Hulver
Old Fredericktown
Sararance
Loudoun St
Miss Wonderful Fashion Craft
Naturalizer
Florsheim
Wilkins’ Hoe
Toastmasters Club
Hiram Lodge No. 21
Af&am
Masonic Temple
WMB
George Washington Hotel
Philip Sprenkle
Cael
Servisoft
Sly Avenue
Buah
U.S
Butler
Harry W. Butler, Jr
Jefferson St
Harry Butler II
Ronald Stultz
Louthan
VPI Fraternity
John Gans
Civic League
Miss Mays
Robert Miller
Welltown
Singer
Valley Ave
Ward Plaza
Singer Company
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