Area Boys To Graduate From Shepherd College
Shepherdstown West Virginia plans graduation on May 29 with 153 candidates including 7 from Winchester area. William Leo Brannon Middletown earns BA secondary education in physical education. other local graduates include Richard L Kelter Martinsburg area, Franklin P Racey Mountain Falls, Joseph H Racey Martinsburg, Donald H Shirley Stephenson, Harry Innes Todd Siler Route.
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Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Winchester
William Leo Brannon
William L .Brannon
Middletown
Franklin Pifer Racey
Raymond M. Racey
Mountain Falls
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Joseph Howard Racey
Raymond Racey
Donald H. Shirley
H. E. Shirley
Stephenson
Harry Innes Todd
Siler
A. J. Todd
Daughters of British Empire Society Formed in Virginia
A new State Society of the Day of the British Empire is formed in Newport News seeking British women in Winchester to establish a local chapter. Charter flights are offered annually at reduced rates for members, with Mrs. F. H. Schmeigser as State Organizing Secretary. Also notes Wesley Class meet at Mrs. Wake’s home and Circle 2 of Montague Church plans a church meeting led by Mrs. Pearl Hudson.
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Newport News
Winchester
England
United States
F. H. Schmeigser
Todds Lane
Hampton
Virginia
Daughters of Wesley
City Methodist Church
Ralph Wake
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Circle 2
Montague Church
Pearl Hudson
Carlton
One of County's Oldest Homes Open for First Time
Frederick County prepares to open the 18th century Long Green house to the public for a Flower Show and Tour hosted by local clubs. The Headley home, bought in 1987 from the Purcell estate, sits above two springs and features a secret room and stairway once used for liquor, with builders dating the Dutch limestone structure to around 1750.
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Frederick County
Nancy Pennypacker
Winchester
Headley
Green
Cee
Restoring Long Green: an 18th century house in Frederick County
The article describes the history and architecture of Long Green, an old residence once owned by the Bryarly and Purcell families in Shenandoah Valley. It notes two front doors, original stair location, 1825 date marks, pine walls, walnut sills, and large ovens in the kitchen area. The estate passes through Clark Purcell’s heirs and was tied to a charitable use before sale. The Headleys, lifelong restorers, plan a guided tour and an 18th century drawing room design class during a flower show and tea event at Macsfield set for Thursday.
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Headley
Shenandoah Valley
Bryarley
John Purcell
Clark
Long Greer
Clark Purcell
Frederick County
Ocever
Alleen
Henry Evans
Long Green
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Romney
Daughters of British Empire Society
Daughters of
Wesley
Montague Wscs
Helen R. Collier
D.C. T
W. Boscawen
Boyd Headley, Jr
Low
Purcell
Mary Grey
Tommie
Silk
Loudoun ST
Norelee
Loudoun
Jay
Boys and Girls Shop
Dixie
Jamaica
Aaron
North Loudoun ST