Bruce Town Area Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Roger Jobe and children from Fairfax visited relatives in Bruce Town over the weekend. Raymond Emmerson of Silver Spring was guests of Donald Price for the Apple Blossom Festival. Other locals hosted visitors from Wisconsin Maryland Virginia and South Carolina over recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Roger Jobe
Fairfax
Raymond Emmerson
Silver Spring
Donald Price
Andy Whitacre
Mary Price
Tommy
Tammie Price
Russell Price
Inwood
W. Va
Melvin Castleman
Watertown
Wisc
William Hildebrand
W. B. Castleman, Jr
Springfield
Washington
James Thompson, Jr
Harrisonburg
Preston Hodson
Winchester
Kerfoot Marshall
Earl Wise
Rawson
Kate Marshall
James Bannon
Greenville
8. C
Arthur Bragg
Frank Bragg
Kenny Webb
Front Royal
Calvin Adams
Cindy
Brook Neal
Martin Adams
Donald Jobe
Best Woman's Society Hosts Julia Tyler Zone Meeting
Rest news brief notes a well attended Julia Tyler Zone meeting of the Best Woman's Society of Christian Service. The item also lists visits from Mr and Mrs Jack Ditto and daughter from Silver Springs Maryland and a Musselmans High School senior traveling to the New York World's Fair by chartered buses. Edgar Clarke and daughter Cynthia of Silver Springs Maryland spent last weekend with Mrs Goldie Clarke and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Womans Society of Christian Service
Julia Tyler
Jack Ditto
Silver Springs Md
Ray Place
Jane Smallwood
Musselmans High School
Edgar Clarke
Cynthia
Silver Springs
Goldie Clarke
Pleasant Grove News Briefs and Local Notices
A roundup of community items from Pleasant Grove includes Memorial Services at Fairview, funeral attendance for Dale Fowler in Winchester, moves and visits among local families, a Capon Bridge C Y F roller skating party with plans for June 2, and local churchyard and cemetery cleanup by Fort Edwards 4 H Club. Also noted are visits to Catletts in Cleveland and Front Royal, and a Martinsburg death in the extended circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Fairview
Oakley Catlett
Dale Fowler
Winchester
First Presbyterian Church
Francis Strickland
Mayfield Farm
Oakley Catletts
Charles Lee
Jesse Shingleton
Richard
Donald
C.Y.F
The
Christian Church of
Berryville
Laura Catlett
John Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
Lula Greene
Catletts
Betty Clark
Ellwood Cross
Leesburg, Va
Ray Lee
Junior Peer
George Alan Clark
Whitacre
Clara Jane Youngblood
Janet Mowery
Kathy
James Johnson
Baltimore
Marshall Unger
Martinsburg
Stella Smalls
Gertrude Ward
Cape Bridge
Dwight Whitacre
Dottie Lou
Ronald
Janice
Karen Craun
Kathy Lee
Susie Lee
Roberta Shanholtz
Capon Chapel
Fort Edwards
Macon County farmers divert 22 280 acres to feed grain 1964
Macon County farmers enrolled in the 1964 feed grain program to divert 22 280 acres, a rise of 173 acres from last year, with potential revenue of up to 794 488 dollars versus 540 866 last year. The 1964 changes let farmers divert a larger portion of corn base from production, with signup on half the county 2541 farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EED Grains
Decatur, Ill
Macon County
White Hall News Briefs Highlight Weekend Visits and Distances
White Hall reports a Mother's Day program at Old Stone Church enjoyed by all. Many locals note guests and family visits across Winchester, Mount Williams, Front Royal, Bunker Hill, and Barboursville. Hospitalizations and travels include Ray Wilson to Winchester Memorial Hospital and Carolyn Anderson visiting from the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Old Stone Church
Bruce Biship
Frank Strothers
Floyd Luttrell
Ray" Wilson
Wincheste Memorial Hospital
Peal Davis
Edgar Lynn
Martinsburg Hospital
Nora Carper
Winchester
Carter Luttrell
Carolyn T. Anderson
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Walter Anderson
Hugh McCarty
Virgil Unger
Bunkers Hill
W.va
Chestnut Grove News Briefs
Mr and Mrs Lee Whitacre and son Boyd visited Mr and Mrs Andy Light Sunday afternoon. Mrs Claude Faulner and sons visited her parents Mr and Mrs James Seals. Ronnie DeHaven of Gainesboro spent Sunday with Larry Light. James Mayhew and wife visited Pearl Mayhew Sunday. Elma DeHaven has returned from Winchester Memorial Hospital. John Allen Light and wife and Irene Light drove to Mt Holly New Jersey. Phyllis Light visits her parents. Jane Flowers visited her mother Mrs Earnest Batt of Reynolds Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove
Lee Whitacre
Boyd
Andy Light
Claude Faulner
James Seals
Ronnie DeHaven
Gainesboro
Larry Light
James Mayhew
Pearl Mayhew
Elma DeHaven
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John Allen Light and
Irene Light
Mt. Holly
N.J
Phyliss Light
Jane Flowers
Earnest Batt
Reynolds Store
Moore Family Visit Highlights Washington Trip
The Moore family traveled to Washington to visit friends. Mrs. Walter Derflinger stayed Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Luby in Bufflick Heights near Winchester. Mark Derflinger was ill last week and Mrs. Dove remains a patient at Martinsburg hospital. The Lloyd Derflinger family attended an all day meeting at Front Royal Church of Christ on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guard Hill
Moore
Washington
Walter Derflinger
Mike Luby
Bufflick Heights
Winchester
Mark Derflinger
J. F. Boger
Dove
Sa Martinsburg Hospital
Lloyd Derflinger
Front Royal Church of Christ
Rod and Gun Club Barbecue Featured in Yellow Springs
Yellow Springs brief notes include a Rod and Gun Club barbecue at their clubhouse, plus a roundup of local visits and movements. Cecil Spaid of Fort Knox, Kentucky returns from a pass to visit family. Various residents from Front Royal Virginia Capon Springs and nearby towns are mentioned with visits and relocations. Lunar spots described as gem red ruby color noted as increasing in frequency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Rod and Gun Club
Cecil Spaid
U.S. Army
Fort Knox
William Spaid
Ray Anderson
John Ramey
Irene Ramey
Jackamey
Mary Rutherford
Front Royal
Dave Long
Russee Pennington
Capon Springs
Grady Bradfield
Wardensville
W. Va
Walter Racey
L. J. Chandler
Capon Lake
Ray. Anderson
Glen Anderson
Gore
Seymour Hahn
Eldon Cooper
Augusta
Ross. LaFollette
Lehew
Dear Abby Advice Column Highlights and Queries
A collage of Dear Abby letters covers relationship woes from jealous wives to engagements, teen crushes, and fashion vanity. Readers ask how to handle a neighbor's flirtations, reclaim sentimental items after engagements, and guidance for young children's dating norms. The column also touches puzzle etiquette and requests for Abby’s booklet.
Relatives Visit Brill and Matheny Homes
Visitors gathered at the Brill home including Mrs. Arthur Lanary Mr and Mrs. Walter Funk Ashbury Swartz of Dickinson Md and James Hughes and family. In another note Mr and Mrs Douglas Matheny and family visited Mr Matheny s parents Jessie Matheny last Sunday Evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Nery
Otis Brill
Arthur Lanary
Walter Funk
Ashbury
Local Residents Update Moves And Visits In Winchester Area
Cross Roads reports visitors and home transfers. Mr and Mrs J B Fletcher sold their home to Mrs Margaret Gropper of Maryland and moved to Paper Mill Road Route 3 Winchester. Leslie Fletcher sold his home to Alvin Whitacre Bernard Halm and Woodrow Line attended Shenandoah College Alumni Banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
J. B. Fletcher
Robert Brill
Marvin Funkhouser
Keith
Diane
Keyser
W.va
Ethyl Walford
Wm. Shanholtz
Blane Walford
Ruth Schaffnaker
Fletcher
Margaret Gropper
Paper Mill Road
Route 3
Winchester
Leslie Fletcher
Alvin Whitacre
Bernard Halm
Woodrow Line
Shenandoah College
Kathleen Saville
Shirley
W. J. Sine
Dorothy Short
Daugh
Lebanon Church News Briefs
Miss Maxine Brown spent the weekend in Winchester with relatives. Donnie Fisher, son of Mr and Mrs W E Fisher Sr is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Miss Kitty Lou Gore of Glen Burnie MD visited her parents Mr and Mrs G F Gore over the weekend. Mrs A E Keller is confined to her home by illness. Mr and Mrs Ernest Flowers of Stephens City spent Sunday with the Lindawood sisters and Norman Mannings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie Fisher
W. E. Fisher
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kitty Lou Gore
Glen Burnie
G. F. Gore
A. E. Keller
Ernest Flowers
Stephens City
Lindawood Sisters
Norman Mannings
Relief News Briefs Show Social Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Bernard Sours and daughters Brenda Pamela Angie Lisa and son Dennis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A B Sours. Mrs Will Branner spent Monday evening with Mrs Robert Branner and daughters Lillie Mae Burkheart a Rainier Md Spent Sunday with Marshall Goliday and sons visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A B Sours Sunday evening. Mrs Blanch Spurs spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Cris Brill Mr and Mrs Allen Carter and Mrs Carson Renner of Star Tan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Sours
Brenda
Pamela
Angie
Lisa
Dennis
Sours
A. B. Sours
Will Branner
Robert Branner
Lillie Mae Burkheart
Rainier
Eeers
Marshall Goliday
Blanch Spurs
Cris Brill
Allen Carter
Carson Renner
Star Tan
Two 9 Year Olds Sentenced For Tavern Holdup
In Elizabeth New Jersey two nine year old shoeshine boys who acted as lookout were sentenced after a March holdup attempt. The gunman received a home commitment for rehabilitation and mental health treatment with a suspended term for the lookout on probation at Jamesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
William di Buono
Jamesburg State Home
di Buono
Jamesburg
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Linda Kerns
Carol Judy
Blair Ensor
James Morris
Ted Good
Mamie Largent
Lynn Wolfe
N. C
Fred Boxwell
Shoring Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Luther Larrick
Ernest Ashwood
Mt. Williams
C. A. Straderman
Martha Ferris
Frances Brengle
Kirby Hepner
Front Royal Road
Jack White
M. A. Wiley
M. A. Eure
Newport News
Bertha Clowser
Sallie Moore
Cleo
Artie Shifflett
Middle Road
John Ryan
Arnold Ryan
Guard Hill News
Abby
Abigail van Buren
ST. Petersburg
Bev Hills
Calif
Etek
Beverly Hills
Cross Roads News
Ters
T. Biggert
Zuckerman
Til
Eways
Salem M. Eways, Inc
University
Charlottesville, Va
Ray Weaver
Lebanon
Lebanon Church
Maxine Brown
Discount Mart
Morgan Jones
Terry
Chenille
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