Mrs. Koman Receives Life Membership From Garden Club
Mrs. Allen Koman was presented a Life Membership in the Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs by local president Mrs. I. Fred Stine at the Lord Fairfax Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Shirley Bly. Publicity chairman Mrs. Carroll Moyer spoke on the National Council of State Garden Clubs Headquarters in St. Louis, and the group planned a December 17 wreath workshop for a nursing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Koman
Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
I. Fred Stine
Shirley Bly
Carroll Moyer
New Market
Shenandoah
National Council of State Garden Clubs
St. Louis
National Council
Missouri Botanical Gardens
Lily talk at Winchester-Clarke Garden Club event
Mrs Richard Cutts spoke on lilies to the Winchester Clarke Garden Club during their November meeting at Mrs Liburn Talley's home. She noted lily varieties like Thunderbolt and Starburst, and described tall blooms and delicate petals. Prizes were awarded to several members for arrangements and horticultural specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cutts
National Lily Society
Royal Horticultural Society
Winchester - Clarke Garden Club
Liburn Talley
Heart
India
Cutts
Daniel Dougherty
David McWhorter
Ashley Futral
George White
Dougherty
Rosemont
Richard E. Byrd
Quota Club Speaker Outlines IRS Rules for Nonprofit Groups
Ed Willis of Lybrand Ross Bros and Montgomery addressed the November Quota Club meeting at the Wayside Inn Middletown. He explained IRS regulations for religious charitable civic and fraternal organizations and how funds must be spent and preserved. The next meeting is set for December 12 at Carper’s Valley Golf Club with a preceding board session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Willis
Lybrand
Ross Bros
Montgomery
Quota Club
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Sue Schlack
Willis
Internal Revenue Service
H. M. Layman
Elsie Mathews
Kincaid
Carper’s Valley Golf Club
Dinner Meeting and Hunters Breakfast at United Methodist churches
The Montague Avenue Charge United Methodist Men hold a 7 p.m. dinner meeting at Madonia United Methodist Church with Rev. Edward J. Taylor of Market Street United Methodist Church as guest speaker and Entertainment Committee on hand. Final plans for the Hunters Breakfast at Hills United Methodist Church on old Route 50 west run 4 to 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Avenue
United Methodist
Macedonia United Methodist Church
Edward J. Taylor
Market Street United Methodist Church
Hill United Methodist Church
Route 50
Culliness of Ciners Events Weekend Schedule
A crowded listing shows Saturday activities from 9 a.m. bake sale at Leggetts to 7:30 p.m. Nat's Railroad Society at First Presbyterian Church. Sunday includes hymn sings, Civil Air Patrol meetings, PTA events, Masons and Eastern Star gatherings, and other community groups meeting through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leggetts
Market St. Methodist Church
Middletown
Nat’s Railroad Historical Society
1St Presbyterian Church
Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia
Woolen Mill
Stonewall Pta
Madison Lodge No
IOOF
Woodmen of the World
Shawnee
McKinley
Eastern Star
City Hall
Parish Council of Catholic Women
Order of Eagles
Women of the Moose Hold Chapter Night Meeting
Winchester Chapter 1367 of the Women of the Moose held its Chapter Night program with a Fourfold enrollment of new members. Mrs. Marjorie Beaver received a gift of appreciation and her green beanie at the Oct. 27 Convocation in Silver Spring Maryland hosted by Wheaton Chapter 1435.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Women of the Moose
Marjorie Beaver
The
Silver Spring
Wheaton
Beaver
Virginia Vance
Mary Hollar
Ann Slother
Myrtle Bucklew
November meeting of Conrad Hoover Auxiliary Unit 21
The American Legion Auxiliary unit met at Mrs. Claude M. Grim’s home with the Pledge of Allegiance sung by Mrs. Richard E. Griffith and Miss Nettie Carbaugh. A Poppy Sale report noted about 500 dollars raised for Rehabilitation and Child Welfare programs. A Rummage Sale update and holiday items from Hampton Veterans Hospital were announced, with requests for small gifts for hospitalized veterans. The December meeting will be at Mrs. H. M. Carbaugh’s home in Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Hoover
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude M. Grim
Irving Caesar
Richard E. Griffith
Nettie Carbaugh
Miss Carbaugh
Grim
Hampton Veterans Hospital
California Fashions Show Highlights Colorful Pantsuits
Cheryl Mobley models a tunic and flared pants ensemble by Mafia of Hawaii in white crepe with bright purple green and orange stripes. Sandra Atkinson wears a linen dress by Alex Coleman with chartreuse green navy blue on white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Mobley
California
Mafia of
Hawaii
Ple
Sandra Atkinson
Alex Coleman
Glen Burnie Garden Club Holds December Show Entry
The Glen Burnie Garden Club met Thursday with Mrs. Henry P. Kern as auctioneer for Safe Fun Day. President Mrs. Marshall Boyd led the business meeting. The club voted to enter the Valley Garden Club Show in Front Royal December 6 and 7, awarding ribbons for Christmas Mood and other colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Burnie
Marshall Boyd
Valley Garden Club
Front Royal
Aaron
California sports wear embraces long pants and tunics in new fashion
In a spring show California designers counter the mini dress trend with long pants and tunics. Vests tailor outfits, midriff blouses return, and fabrics favor active washable polyester and bold prints. Designers note customers have more time to play and seek casual, versatile attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Whitestag
Alex Colman
Fairview Church Thanksgiving Program Nov 28
Fairview United Methodist Church hosts a Thanksgiving program on November 28 at 7 p.m. A play titled It Sounds So Cheerful will be performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview United
Musical Program by The Grant Sisters at Zion Baptist
The Grant Sisters of Mt Olive Baptist Church will present a musical program at Zion Baptist Church in Berryville tomorrow at 4 p m. The service is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Sisters of
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Rectortown
Zion Baptist Church
Berryville
Conners Celebrate 48th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Robert Conner of 568 York Ave mark their 48th anniversary. They wed on November 22 1920 with Rev Fahnestock at his home. They have eight children and 11 grandchildren. Mrs Conner is formerly Miss Margaret Ritenour. The history note recalls the first US coin minted in 1787.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Conner
York Ave
Fahnestock
Conner
Margery Ritenour
Birth Announcements List Families Names and Locations
Multiple birth notices from Samuel Arthur Minghini to Wayne Harrison list families in Virginia West Virginia and Maryland with names of parents and newborn children. A final line notes crops and grains such as wheat beans barley oats and cotton reproduced by self fertilization.
Rev Kinzie Delivers Thanksgiving Talk at DAR Meeting
The Rev John Kinzie of Calvary Baptist Church and Monroe College English teacher spoke at the Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR Thanksgiving gathering in the War Memorial Building. He noted the first Thanksgiving became a National Holiday in 1863 by Lincoln’s proclamation and urged gratitude despite distress. Regular meeting duties included minutes by Mrs Elsie Havermale and a treasurer’s report by Miss Ruth Royston with reports from Children of the American Revolution and membership transfers, hosted by Miss Daisy Amick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kinzie
Calvary Baptist Church
Monroe College
Middletown
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kinzie
Lincoln
War Memorial Building
Irwin L. Neville
Elsie Havermale
Ruth Royston
Daisy Amick
Children of the American Revolution
Douglas Hardesty
Willard P. Nahler
Miss Amick
Wilbur Ennis
D. W. Ritenour
Charles Wunder
M. H. Stein
Deward E
Comrade Bible Class Revises Devotion Session
Mrs. E L Doerflien will lead devotions for the Comrade Bible Class tomorrow at 9 40 a m in the Chapel of Braddock Street United Methodist Church. Victor L Ridgeway will teach the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.L. Doerflien
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Victor L Ridgeway
Armstrong Singers Set to Perform at Berryville Church
The Armstrong Singers of Washington will present a program at St. Luke's Baptist Church in Berryville tomorrow at 8 p.m. The concert showcases the group’s traditional gospel repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Singers of
Washington
St. Luke’s Baptist Church
Berryville
Thanksgiving Service At Stephens City United Methodist Church
The Thanksgiving service will be held November 28 at 10 am at Stephens City United Methodist Church with Rev. Warren L. Reeves in charge. Open to the public, with attendees including Walker and Miss Mary Bittinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City United Methodist Church
Warren L. Reeves
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Koman
Garden Club
Hospital
Robert Creamer
H. W. Butler, Jr
Ed Molden
John K. Carr
James Keller
Stite
Raymond Kerlin
James Shockey
Leonard Perry
James Troxel
Leon Mitchell
John Rice
Richard Kern
Mrs. Kern
Byrd
Tom Jones
George Snarr
Warren Gregory
Robert Lozier
William Donovan
Mr. Willis
Hunters
All
U.S
Echo Village
Steak House of
Little
Reliance Church
Women of Moose
Jon Beckman
House of Ceramics
H.M. Carbaugh
Stephens City
Glen Burnie Garden Club
Zuckerman
Ted Lewandauski
Willian Lauthan
Edwin Speakman
William Louthan
Arthur Donofrio
Holmes Harper
Paul Rhodes
Kern
David Dorman
Hollywood
Fairview
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Samuel Arthur Minghini
Jackson Ave
Teresa Ann
Minghini
Loretta Ann Smith
James Willis Howard
Upperville
Howard
Mary Virginia Anderson
Herbert M. Painter
David Wayne
Painter
Patricia Anne Haney
Eugene Lovell Kerns
Shenandoah Hills
Jeannette Lynn
Kerns
Linda Jean Anderson
Beverly Calvin Kerns
Route 2
Shirley Ann Slonaker
Charles Edward Walker
Shepherdstown
W.va
Randy Edward
Walker
Donna Jean Myers
Tyler Lee Lavender
Kent
Curtis Wayne Harrison
Gaithersburg, Md
Curtis Wayne
Harrison
Carolyn Elaine Brown
Bible Class
Miss Mary Bittinger
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Alans
Valley Ave
Plaic
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Clearbrook, Virginia
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