Shenandoah Conservatory Closes 1964-65 Season With Concert Choir
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music capped the 1964-65 season with a Friday night concert by the Shenandoah Concert Choir featuring Faure's Requiem and Mendelssohn Walpurgis Night. Soloists included Joseph Robbins and Alice Litwin, with Judith Doerfler at the piano. Director Lloyd Robb earned praise for transforming the choir and delivering a varied, stimulating program.
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Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Shenandoah Concert Choir
Gabriel Faure
Felix Mendelssohn - Bartholdy
Corcoran Gallery
Washington
Joseph Robbins
Conservatory
Alice Litwin
Duchess
Judith Doerfler
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
United States
Ann Fry
Andre Aerne
Winchester
Robbins
Elizabeth Temple
Pino
Lloyd Robb
Miss Coffin Set to Graduate From Monroe College
Miss Beverley Coffin of Winchester will graduate from Monroe College in June with a medical secretary major. A Handley High School class of 1964 graduate, she is the daughter of Mrs. Helen C. Talkington of Winchester.
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Beverley Coffin
Winchester
Monroe College
Miss Coffin
Handley High School
Helen C. Talkington
Town residents push Nevada annexation after Tecopa nurse arrest
Tecopa California residents rally behind nurse Patricia Gardelius, charged with practicing medicine without a license, as petitions seek immediate reinstate and consider annexation to Nevada and secession from California amid calls for more local services. The trial is set for June 21 in Independence, Inyo County.
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Patricia Gardelius
Gardelius
Independence
Inyo County
Pat
Walter Wilson
Wilson
Lone Pine
California
Tecopa
Aaron Olson
Tecopa Progressive Assosciation
Thomas Lynch
Margaret McGovern
Nevada
Las Vegas
Congress
June Is Designated Dairy Month
Virginia Department of Agriculture Market News Service notes June is designated for special emphasis on dairy. Milk and dairy products boost hydration and nutrition, aiding calcium intake and protein needs across all ages. Americans have increased per capita consumption of milk cheese ice cream and frozen desserts.
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Virginia B
Duesberry
Virginia Dept. of Agriculture Market News Service
U.S
Evening meetings and events schedule list
Calendar items list venues and times for Civil Patrol Duplicate Bridge Lions Club theater and club meetings. Lions Tea at Selma home. Massey Parts gathering. Board of Control exchange club. Northern Virginia Hairdressers. Ladies Rifle Club. Moose. Camera Club. Rebekah Lodge and other activities throughout the evening.
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Civil Patrol
Old Virginia
George Washington Hotel
Madison Lodge
Little Theater
Bark Mill
Board of Control of Exchange Club
Commerce St
Northern Virginia Hairdressers Assn
Louise Beauty Shop
Ladies Rifle Club
Armory
Loyal Order of Moose
Camera Club
War Memorial
Rebekah Lodge
Sidewalk Cafe Fashion Show At Christ Church
The annual Sidewalk Cafe Luncheon and Fashion Show opens at Christ Episcopal Church on Wednesday from 12 to 2 PM. About 100 church ladies organize the event with 50 outfits to be shown by teens and adults, featuring Margeret Hodgson Hat & Dress Shop The Modern Age Shoppe and Wonders models. Music by Roy Nester. Luncheon dishes include Prairie Hen Salad and Ambrosia Lemon Pie.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Chaille P. Sims
Robert F. Manuel
Ed Shokes
Keith Williams
Roy Nester
WINC
Margaret L. Hodgson
Victor F
Heishman Engaged to Paul Shirley Poston
Mr and Mrs Garnet Hoover Heishman announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Lou to Pfc Paul Shirley Poston son of Joseph Frank Poston of Purcellville and the late Mrs Poston Miss Heishman a 1963 graduate of James Wood High School Poston a 1961 graduate of Loudoun County High School serving in the Medical Attachment DeWitt Army Hospital Fort Belvoir No wedding date set.
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Garnet Hoover Heishman
This City
Nancy Lou
Pfc
Paul Shirley Poston
Joseph Frank Poston
Purcellville
Poston
Miss Heishman
James Wood High School
Loudoun County High School
DeWitt Army Hospital
Fort Belvoir
Staple
Frederick
Miss Boyer Bride of Charles Staples
Miss Nancy Leigh Boyer daughter of Mrs Maude Boyer of Middletown and the late Leonard Boyer became the bride of Charles William Staples of Stephens City at 10 a m Friday in the First Baptist Church chapel. The couple will reside in Stephens City after a southern wedding trip.
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Nancy Leigh Boyer
Maude Boyer
Middletown
Leonard M. Boyer
Charles William Staples
Stephens City
First Baptist Church
Queen Esther Bible Class to Meet at Eva Brooks Home
The Queen Esther Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will hold its June meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Eva Brooks home on Myrtle Ave Devotional leader will be Mrs Janie Parker.
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Queen Esther Bible Class
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Eva Brooks
Myrtle Ave
Janie Parker
Local DAR Members Attend Luncheon in Luray
John Rhodes Chapter DAR of Luray hosted a luncheon at the Mimsyln Hotel. Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR members from Winchester attended including Mrs. Hodgson, Mrs. Mackie, Mrs. Walker Sr., Miss Ridgeway, and Mrs. McClintock.
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John Rhodes
Daughters of the American Revolution
Luray
Mimsyln
Fort Loudoun
DAR
Winchester
Joseph Hodgson
Gordon Mackie
D. Edgar Walker Sr
Emma Ridgeway
Vernon.s. McClintock
Madison College Alumni Tea For James Wood Handley Juniors
Madison College alumni entertain juniors and seniors from James Wood and Handley High Schools tomorrow afternoon from 4 30 to 5 30 at Selma the home of Mrs. Charles Dick 514 Amherst Street Also invited are Madison Alumni members.
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Madison College
Selma
Charles Dick
James Wood
Handley High
Amherst St
Madison
Sunshine Club Meeting at Braddock Street Church
The Sunshine Club of Braddock Street Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at 120 Rostel Road, home of Mrs. Robert Gaines. Mrs. F. W. Cole leads devotions, Mrs. Carol Anderson directs the entertainment, and Mrs. Ken Smith demonstrates Flemish arrangements with Mrs. Gaines’s group as hostesses.
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Sunshine Club
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Robert Gaines
Rostel Road
F. W. Cole
Carol Anderson
Ken Smith
Gaines
Opening Night Finds Mary Mary at Wayside Theatre
Rain drizzled as Wayside Theatre opened with Jean Kerrs Mary Mary. Director Owen Phillips elevates the production with a lively cast led by Carol Churas, Ian Sullivan, Bill Alderson, Ilona Dulaski, and Harold Herman, delivering witty, well paced comedy and strong performances.
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Wayside Theatre
Jean Kerr
Mary
Owen Phillips
Wayside
Phillips
Washington
Carol
Ian Sullivan
Ian
Desire
Bob Kellaway
Ilona
Tiffany
Harold Herman
Bill
Hal
Oscar Nelson
Bob
Easter Seal Benefit Tonight at Winchester Theatre
Opening of Springtime For Henry a Benn Levy farce at Bark Mill theatre in Winchester supports the Easter Seal Speech and Hearing Center. Curtain is 8 15 with a cast including Gene Babb Jody Strader Joe Ellen Huey and Gilbert Havermale.
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Easter Seal
Benn Levy
Winchester Little Theaters
Bark Mill Theatre
Braddock and
Wolfe Streets
Louise Patten
Gene Babb
Jody Strader
Joe Ellen Huey
Gilbert Havermale
Robbie Kirkland
Charles Kirkland
Gloria Biddle
Marjorie Duncan
Irvan O'Connell
Dorothy Albright
Olive Gardiner
Pat Boxwell
Jean Milton
Mary Sue Briscoe
Bentley Kinney
Patsy O’connell
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Massey
West Room
Lee-Jackson
E. L. Golden
Pembroke T. Grove
Wonder’s
Frank Armstrong, II
Anne Dunlap
Bobby Manuel
Ed L. Molden
Thomas V. Monahan
William H. Pifer
Robert J. Pullen
Carol Richards
Virgil R. Strader, Jr
Toni Tulou
Wender’s
Thomas Monahan
Frank Armstrong III
Nancy Heishman
Paul Poston
Miss Boyer
Charles Staples
Company Buffet
Shenval Music Store
O’connell
Wolfe Street
Shenandoah Room
Leorge Webbingston
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