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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1967

Page

8

Presentation Of Scout Awards At Cub Scout Pack No 9

At a Pack No 9 meeting many awards were given. Bobcat Badges went to William Hancock John Wood John McCullough George Sempeles Leonard Renner and H Robert Edwards Jr. Wolf Badges were awarded to David Bloom Steven Rader Robert Shields Leonard Renner and James Bacccary. Gold arrow points were earned by Kevin Herring James Baccary and Stanley Zuckerman received two silver arrow points. The Lion Badge and a gold arrow point went to Strother Shiley Jr. Den No 2 opened the ceremonies and Dens No 1 and 3 presented skits with the Mountains of America theme.

William Hancock John Wood John McCullough George Sempeles Leonard Renner H. Robert Edwards Jr David Bloom Steven Rader Robert Shields James Baccary Kevin Herring Stanley Zuckerman Strother Shiley, Jr den No Dens No

Rescue Squad Auxiliary Meeting Plans May 27 Sale

The Ladies Auxiliary of Winchester Rescue Squad met with 16 members present. Committee chairs gave reports and reminded of the May 27 cake sale. The group voted to repair the outdoor trailer for use at sales or emergencies. The First Aid Team will attend a May 20 meeting in Richmond, and a First Aid film was shown after the meeting.

Ladies Auxiliary of Winchester Rescue Squad Richmond

Stitch and Chatter Club Organized in Middletown

A Stitch and Chatter Club was formed in Middletown inviting nearby women to join. Meetings set for the second Tuesday monthly at 7 30 PM in the basement of the Middletown Methodist Church with light refreshments. Officers include President Charlotte Legg Vice president Audrey Inskip Secretary Treasurer Anita Bly and Reporter Shirley Pangle.

Stitch and Chatter Club Middletown Alma Louise Coffelt Jerry Henry Katherine Hammack Sue Bell Hogshead Ann Gum Mary Bell Hogshead Myrtle Rhodes Zelda Jones Anna Geddes Louise Mowery Barbara Hinkle Sadie Shull

Whitlock Kanatus and Webber Families Welcome Babies

Mr and Mrs David Allen Whitlock Gore welcome a girl Judy Lynn. Mrs Whitlock is the former Dorothy Jean Meadows. Mr and Mrs Johnny Wayne Kanatus 727 S Kent St have twin boys. Mrs Kanatus is the former Susan Kay Webber. Mr and Mrs Beverly Loy Webber 517 Gray Ave have a boy Mark Allen. Mrs Webber is the former Joanne Virginia Birmingham.

David Allen Whitlock Gore Judy Lynn Johnny Wayne Kanatus S. Kent St Kanatus Susan Kay Webber Beverly Loy Webber Gray Ave Mark Allen

Calcades of Events at Winchester and Elks venues

Evening schedule lists events at Winchester Junior Rifle Club Fraternal Order of Eagles Elks Home and United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary and United Commercial Travelers. Activities begin 6 to 8 pm with multiple groups meeting at local venues.

Winchester Junior Rifle Club Fraternal Order of Eagles United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary Elks Home United Commercial Travelers

Awards Given For Flower Arrangements By Battletown Club

The Battletown Garden Club held a luncheon at Battletown Restaurant to award points for flower arrangements. Mrs. Kilby Malbon won the club silver bowl for most points, with Mrs. William Rosenberry in second and Mrs. Hanford Spivey tied with Mrs. William Renner for third and fourth. Honorable mentions went to several members. The program for the coming year was previewed at Mrs. Heard’s home, and the group will sponsor the Flower Show for the Fair Committee. Guest speaker Mrs. Irving Neville spoke on Planning and Care of Iris.

Battletown Garden Club Battletown Kilby Malbon John Carr William Rosenberry Hanford Spivey William Renner Josephine Drury Ben Longerbeam Doug Moler J.O. Cain Thomas Keating Robert York John Heard Irving Neville Iris

Clarke Red Cross volunteers support blood bank drive

Clarke County American Red Cross volunteers assisted at the District of Columbia Blood Bank unit stationed at the John H Enders Fire House on Wednesday. Canteen staff included Nannie Ashby Henry Clark and others. registered nurses included J Stradley Eugene White and John Hardesty. aides included William Watkins Ben Harrison and Rebecca Carter Cox. Motor corps led by Edward Joyce. staff aides listed. group headed by Colonel Graham Dougherty and Colonel J H Rothrock.

Clarke County The American Red Cross District of Columbia Blood Bank John H. Enders Nannie Ashby Henry Clark William Chafin A. B. Hummer W. W. Levi Percy Camper J. Stradley Eugene White John Hardesty William Watkins, Jr Ben Harrison Rebecca Carter Cox Motor Corps Edward Joyce A. W. Cockrell Francis Logan Elizabeth Stone Harry Jones Frederick Sturm Carlyle Huffman Robert R. Smith, II Sandy Coulson J. C. Digges, Jr Jack Bell

Teen Age Club entertains Senior Citizens at War Memorial

The Senior Citizens Club enjoyed an evening with Teen Age Club members at the War Memorial Building. Lester Singhass introduced TAC Club president Buddy Strawderman who spoke on club work and activities. Linda and Jim Reynolds performed dances as Sam Preston handled business and bylaws. Over 60 attended. June meeting set for the garden behind the War Memorial Building.

War Memorial Lester Singhass Buddy Strawderman TAC Club Linda Jim Reynolds Sam Preston Roy Larrick Lottie Hoke Lillie Hoke

Academy Assn. Plans Fashion Show May 27

Sacred Heart Academy and Home Association wrapped its 1966-67 term with a projects display. New 1967-68 officers were elected, and a fashion show of children's summer wear is planned for May 27 from 2 to 4 at the Academy with Montgomery Ward fashions and Mrs. James White as chair.

Sacred Heart Academy and Home Association William C. Beatty Childrens Academy Children Academy Montgomery Ward Richard Lewis James White

Clarke County Extension Activities Schedule

The Clarke County extension program lists events in May. The Greenway 4-H Club observes Rural Life Sunday at Boyce Baptist Church May 21 and meets at 7:30 p.m. May 23. The Pine Grove Home Demonstration Club meets May 25 at Bluemont at 10 a.m. A leader training on Using Plants and Flowers in Home Decoration starts at 2 p.m. in the County Extension office.

Clarke County Greenway 4-H Club Boyce Baptist Church Boyce Pine Grove Shir L. Carbaugh Bluemont

Garden Club Awards Annual Trophies

The Little Garden Club held its meeting and luncheon to honor annual winners. Mrs. Philip B. Glaize received the Arrangement Award and the President's Award for most arrangements. Mrs. H. Paul Rhodes and Mrs. Peter McKee tied for the Garden Club Trophy for most blue ribbons in the Special of the Day Class. Mrs. Lester D. Arnold Jr. earned the Horticultural Prize for top blue ribbon specimens.

Little Garden Club Philip B. Glaize H. Paul Rhodes Peter McKee Garden Club Lester D. Arnold, Jr

Epes Family Descendants Reunion Set at Hopewell Club

Members of the Society of the Descendants of Francis Epes I of Virginia plan a reunion on Saturday May 27 at Jordan's Point Country Club Hopewell. Registration at 11 30 a m luncheon at 12 30 p m with talks on Excavations on Eppes Island by R Rolling Batte and Edward P Heite and a report on genealogical work by Hon Lewis A McMurran. Visitors may tour Appomattox Manor and learn its 1635 patent history and Grant era role. Officers listed include H Hunter Watson president and E Braddus Short vice president. A note suggests brown sugar as a marinade tip for pickled mushrooms.

Society of the Descendants Francis Epes I Virginia Jordan’s Point Country Club Hopewell Ashley P. Cutchin Appomattox Manor Eppes U.S. Grant Petersburg Richmond Society

Women of Moose Enrollment Ceremony at Winchester Moose

Women of the Moose Chapter 1367 will enroll new members this Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Winchester Moose Home. A buffet dinner will follow the meeting and attendees are cordial invited.

Winchester

Singing Program At Shiloh Church

The Gospel Silvertones of Washington present a Sunday evening singing at Shiloh Baptist Church. Chuck Millwood hosts the event at 7 p.m. It is sponsored by Mrs Miranda Yates to benefit the Missionary Fund.

The Gospel Silvertones of Washington Sshifot Chuck Millwood Miranda Yates Missionary Fund

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Strother Shirley, Jr Lewis Costello Serve Clarke Blood Bank Meus S & H Green Frederick Clarke Counties S&h Louis Renner Renner United States Travel Service United States Cation S&h. Redeemption. Center S. Loudoun St Wayside Theatre Wayside Foundation For the Arts, Inc Compton Currin Edward Heck, Jr Leonard Montalbano Brydon DeWitt Mollie McCarthy William Burch Terry Tucker Ronald Young Debi School Association Margaret Glasby Foxcroft School Middleburg Richard J. Burke Department of Education Diocese of Richmond Hillyard Jack Leah Hiebert Phillip Bettendorf James Kenna Wilder Feagens George Snarr Clarke Epes Charles M. Carr C.S.B First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Massachusetts Christian Science Lecture Charles M., Carr New York Mother Church Handley Library Braddock and Piccadilly Louise Suggs S. Loudquist Golf and Fashion Helanca _ Dacron Margaret L Moose Shiloh Shoecenter Loudoun Boscawen
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