Winchester Beta Sigma Phi installs new president and officers
Mrs. Frances Moore was installed as President of the Winchester City Council of Beta Sigma Phi for 1961 1962 in a War Memorial Building ceremony. Officers installed include Miss Mary Frye as Vice President and Patricia Lamp as Recording Corresponding Secretary with June Poston as Treasurer. The council also voted to donate a memorial plaque for Louise Belchie to the Hospital Building Fund, bringing total sorority giving to 720 dollars in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Moore
Winchester
Beta Sigma Phi
War Memorial
Mary Frye
Moore
Patricia Lamp
June Poston
Louise Butsler Belchie
Hospital
Belchie
Mrs Apgar Addresses Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Mrs T B Apgar of Front Royal was the guest speaker at the Lord Fairfax Garden Club meeting at Mrs R T Bryarlys home. She spoke on judging and awards were given for Line and Mass classes with names including Mrs Allen Roman Mrs Hugh Crisman Mrs William Schenck and Mrs Bryarly among others. A separate note: Relief Methodist Youth Fellowship plans a Sunday worship program at 730 pm with Alfred L Snapp Sr as speaker on What Makes a Christian Home Dorothy Snapp to play piano. fellowship to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Apgar
Front Royal
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
R. Thornton Bryarly
Apgar
Allen Roman
Hugh Crisman
William Schenck
Bryarly
William Huntsberry
Crisman
Richard Goode
V. K. Sirbaugh
Schenck
Hunts- Steenee
Relief Methodist Youth Fellowship
Dorothy Snapp
Alfred L. Snapp
Susan Snapp
Rebekah Lodge Holds Regular Meeting
Winchester Rebekah Lodge No. 21 met with 15 members and two visitors in Odd Fellows Hall. Noble Grand Mrs. Virginia Ritenour led the session and plans included delegating Nancy Schultz to the Grand Assembly of Virginia May 21 to 25 at Old Point Comfort.
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Winchester
Braddock Street Church Sermons Highlight March Services
JW Chorus guests join Braddock Street Church for both 11 a.m. sanctuary and 8:30 a.m. chapel services. The offertory anthem is Glory to God by J S Bach. Rev Jacob W Mast delivers the sermon on The Warm Heart with Romans 8 9 17 as scripture reading. Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad and Auxiliary attend the 11 a.m. service as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Bach
Jacob W. Mast
Winchesterunteer Rescue Squad
May 19 21 Calendar of Community Events
May 19 events include rummage sales at Hill and Welltown Methodist churches and activities at Round Hill School Reb el Restaurant Stephenson Methodist Church and local fraternal groups. May 20 features additional sales committees dinners and club gatherings with a Johnson County Fire Co. dance and Smith Family Reunion. May 21 hosts a ham and chicken dinner and family reunion in the South End area.
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Hill Methodist Church
S. Loudoun St
Welltown Methodist Youth Fellowship
S. Braddock St
Round Hill School
Asbury Fellowship
Rebel Restaurant
Stephenson Methodist Church
Order of Eagles At
Woodmen of the World
Round Hill
Welltown
South End Fire Co
Relief Methodist Church
Middle Road
Weekend Lounge Events Listing
Friday 7:30 to 11 p.m. Open Lounge. Saturday 7:30 to 11 p.m. TAC Platter Party. 7:30 p.m. Seventh Day Adventists meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventists
Memorial service set at Fairview Lutheran Church
Cross Roads notes memorial service at Fairview Lutheran Church on 21 with morning Sunday School at 10. Rev. P. E. Shealy to lead morning sermon and afternoon services. Rev. Stanley H. Dysart of Cork Street Christian Church will speak in the afternoon. Wurlitzer organ to provide special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Fairview Lutheran Church
John H. Coryell
P. E. Shealy
Stanley H. Dysart
Cork Street Christian Church
Winchester
Local Celebrations Highlight Winchester Area Personal News
Perrona Mrs Katherine Smith of 200 Greenwall Ave is in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Ern ie Nesselrodt hosted a Mother's Day dinner for local parents. Guests included Mr and Mrs John R Larrick and Miss Sue Ann Nesselrodt. Kimberly Ruble, 2, improving at home after a stairs fall. A dinner dance at Winchester Golf Club Saturday night features Roy Nester and his Records. The Rev and Mrs Lee Cockerill visited with Mrs John Lowery. Arthur Baynen Nunn Jr and Barbara Ann Nickleson welcomed babies. William Mitchell and family travel in Europe with General Thomas White. Lansing Ray Dingus welcomes Rebecca Leigh May 15 at Winchester Memorial. Mrs Paul Thomson returns from Worcester. Mrs Harry F Byrd returns home from Washington. Former Ambassador Harry Stimpson visits Clarke County. E Allen Bame and Judith Hess celebrate Michael Allen born May 13 at Warren Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing Ray Dingus
the Plains
Rebecca Leigh
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles William Nickleson
Hayfield
Barbara Ann
Nickleson
Norma Jean Kesner
E. Allen Bame
Front Royal
Michael Allen
Warren Memorial Hospital
Bame
Judith Hess
Titusville
N. J
Design Specimen Classes For All Amateur Gardeners
Amateur gardeners are urged to enter both the Horticultural and Design divisions of the Flower Show Tour on May 25 and 26. Entries due at Shenandoah Valley Bank and other pickup points. ribbons awarded for blue ribbons and a sweepstakes prize.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shenandoah Valley Bank
George Washington Hotel Newstand
Id G. Brown
S. Washingtm
St. Ribbsons
John W. Rice
C. Ridgely White
Cake Walk Hosted by Little Mountain Church Society
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Cedar Grove's Little Mountain Methodist Church invites the public to a Cake Walk this Saturday at 8 p.m. daylight saving time. Proceeds support church activities and community aid.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Little Mountain Methodist Church
Cedar Grove
Larry Brown Heads U of R Press Club
Larry Lee Brown son of Mr and Mrs Lee A Brown 305 N Loudoun St elected president of the University of Richmond press club He is a Handley High School graduate who edited the annual and a sophomore at Richmond College serving as managing editor of The Collegian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Lee Brown
Lee A. Brown
N. Loudoun St
University of Richmond
Handley High School
Richmond College
the Collegian
Births Reported for Four Families in West Virginia and Nearby Areas
Birth notices announce four newborn girls. Percy Arthur Perry and wife of Wardensville WV welcome a daughter. Richard Arlen Swisher and wife of Route 5 welcome a daughter. Charles Hiram Fries and wife of 506 West Cork Street welcome a daughter Mary Belle Sue. Billy Richard Peters and wife of 29 Weems Lane welcome a daughter Lisa Dell.
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Percy Arthur Perry
Wardensville
W. Va
Perry
Jeanette Elizabeth Malcomb
Richard Arlen Swisher
Route 5
Swisher
Lennie Eugenia Kines
Charles Hiram Fries
W. Cork St
Fries
Marybelle Sue Lichliter
Billy Richard Peters
Weems Lane
Lisa Dell
Home Demonstration Agent Weekly Schedule May 22 27
The Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent lists a busy week with meetings on Monday at 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon sessions, and Thursday events. Activities include HDC committee, Civil Defense, landscape work with Mr Sneal, and Stonewall 4-H Club demonstrations on household mechanics and metal tooling planning for June and the 1962 calendar.
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Frederick County
County
HDC
James Wood High School
Friendly Grove
Stonewall
Sneal
Stephens City
South Frederick
Holmes Newcome
Stonewall School
North Mountain News Briefs Visitors and Family Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Spillman and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Gough visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller. Mrs. Marilyn Kelchner and children visited Mrs. James Allamong recently. Mrs. Neva Johnson visited her mother, Mrs. P. E. Nesselrodt.
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Billie Triplett
Ivan Miller
Newport
Ivan Millers
Winifred Ambrose
James
James Allamong
Russell Lineburg
North Mountain
Holmes Spillman
Clifton Gough
Marilyn Kelchner
Neva Johnson
P. E. Nesselrodt
Hymn Sing Planned at Salem Church of the Brethren
Hymn Sing at Salem Church of the Brethren east of Stephens City will be Sunday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Allen as leader and all are welcome.
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Salem
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Mrs. Apgar
Rebekah Lodge
Lee B. Shaffer
Inwood
Shenandoah College Alumni Associaton
Paul J. Slonaker
JW Chorus
Braddock Street Church
Ladies’ Home Journal
Couturier
American National Red Cross
Winchester Association of Blind
Carter Baker
Valley Ave
Cross Roads News
Mrs. Woodrow Line
Kenny
Robert McKee
Noman Clark
Foster Largent
Junior Carpenter
Ruth Whitacre
Dale
W. J. Line
Karen
Cheryl
Delia Hicks
Luray Singing Tower
Luray Caverns
J. B. Fletcher
Marvin Slonaker
Ray Lafollette
Clayton Dailey
Thurman Clark
Sheetz
Takoma Park
Stonewall Pta
Stonewall Parent-Teachers Association
Professional Services
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Perrona
Katherine Smith
Greenwall Ave
Ernie Nesselrodt
W. L. Orndorff
Berryville
John R. Larrick
Sue Ann Nesselrodt
Kimberly Lavonne Ruble
Alvin Lee Ruble
Winchester Golf Club
Roy Nester
Lee Cockerill
Falls Church
John Lowery
Arthur Bayne Nunn, JR
Laurie Huffman
Nunn
Dorothy Madeline Huffman
William Mitchell
Millwood
Europe
The
United States Air Force
Paul Thomson
Worcester
Mass
Harry F. Byrd
Rosemont
Washington
Paraguay
Harry Stimpson
Irvan O’connell
Harold G. Brown
Kernstown
Kernstown Quarterly Conference
Fairview
Refuge
Little Mountain
Larry Brown
U of R Press Club
North Mountain News
Boscawen
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Tooma
Furniture Store
Posite City Hall
Camer
Shoecenter
Jefferies
Florsheims
Velvet Steps
Trios
Shoecenter Corner
Loudoun & Boscawen Sts
Tanfastic
Peoples Service Drug Store
Loudoun St
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