Lay Moderator E D Grant to Address Winchester Presbytery Rally
El der Edward D Grant president of Grant Chemical Co Baton Rouge La and current Moderator of the Presbyterian Church U S will speak at Shenandoah College Winchester at 630 p m on theme When Laymen Look at Themselves The program also features other leaders and sessions for Christian Vocations with a 200 Pioneer and 100 Junior program participants and a closing address by Eldon D Wilson Richmond moderator of the Synod of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Grant
Grant Chemical Company
Baton Rouge
The
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Shenandoah College
Winchester Presbytery
Winchester
Rupert L. Murphy
Interstate Commerce Commission of Washington
W. T. Thompson, Jr
Medical College of Virginia
Wade H. Boggs, Jr
Howard C. Dobbs
Massanetta Springs
Samuel H. Shrum
Neilson Construction Company
Harrisonburg
Maury A. Hubbard
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Henry W. Miller
Consolidated Orchard Company of
Paw Paw
W. Va
Ben R. Lacy, III
Virginia State Horticultural Society
L. A. McMurray
Africa
Presbyterian School of Christian Education
Christ
Synod of Virginia
Eldon D. Wilson
Richmond
Anniversary Greetings to Boyd and Cooper Couples
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Richard K Boyd of Route 4 on their 16th wedding anniversary Mr Boyd and Mrs Irene Lowe are noted as the former couple. They have three children Allen Richard Judith Irene and John Leslie. Also to Mr and Mrs Eugene Bestor Cooper Jr of 118 E Picadilly St on their 4th wedding anniversary. They were married Oct 5 1958 in Winchester and have one son Eugene Bestor Jr. Stella Victoria Grites is Mrs Cooper’s former name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard K. Boyd
Route 4
E. Sumners McGavock
Lucketts
Leesburg
Boyd
Irene Lowe
John L. Lowe
Bessie Boyd
Route 1
Walter Boyd
Allen Richard
Judith Irene
John Leslie
Eugene Bestor Cooper, Jr
E. Picadilly St
Winchester
Eugene Bestor, Jr
Cooper
Stella Victoria Grites
Presbyterian Church Circle Meetings Tonight and Tuesday
Presbyterian Church circles announce schedules for meetings to be held Monday and Tuesday. Each unit lists the co hosts, street addresses, and start times ranging from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. for various leaders and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church Circle Meetings
Presbyterian Church Circle
Annual GCA Rose Show Heads to Franklin
The Franklin Garden Club hosts the 26th annual Rose Show of the Garden Club of Virginia on October 10 and 11 at the Franklin Baptist Church. Arrangements come from 43 member clubs with about 700 entries expected in past years. Open to amateur growers, entries accepted October 9 4 to 7 30 p.m. and October 10 8 30 to 11 30 a.m. Show hours October 10 3 to 9 p.m. and October 11 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Co chairs are Mrs C A Cutchins Jr and Mrs J Irvin Beale Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Garden Club
James Bland Martin
Goucester
Garden Club of Virginia
Franklin Baptist Church
C. A. Cutchins, Jr
J. Irvin Beale, Jr
Old Fredericktown Garden Club Meeting
The Old Fredericktown Garden Club will meet at the Winchester Golf Club with Mrs. William Massie Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. John Sweiger will discuss Nature Camp. An exhibit features a free standing arrangement combining fruit and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fredericktown
AAUW Members To Attend Meet In Waynesboro
Six branches of AAUW will join a workshop on Americas Position in a Changing World at St Johns Church Waynesboro from 9 30 a m to 3 p m tomorrow The Virginia Division AAUW plans four more workshops this fall Dr Edward Younger of the University of Virginia will discuss Americas foreign policy and history He has lectured widely in India Nepal and at the Naval War College and NATO Defense College Special contributors include Mrs Edwin P Jordan and Miss Margery Hannah Attendees from Winchester include Mrs Henry Eavis Anna Allen and other branch members A hymn sing at Marvin Chapel Church is set for Sunday at 7 p m led by Joe Galloway with public invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Winston-Salem
First Presbyterian Church
Baton Rouge
World Missions and
Christian Education
International Missionary Council
India
National Council of Churches
American Association of University Women
America
St. John’s Church
Waynesboro
Virginia
AAUW
Edward Younger
University of Virginia
Fullbright
Allahabad University
New Delhi
Nepal
John A. Masson
Phi Beta Kappa
Confederate Bureau of War
Civil War Book Club
Naval War College
The
Air University
NATO Defense College
Paris
France
Edwin P. Jordan
Charlottesville
Margery Hannah
Hampton
Winchester
Henry Eavis
Anna Allen
William Dalrymple
Loring Woore
Ridgely Jackson
Edward Randolph
Virginia Barr
John Hawse
Calendar of events for October activities and sales
October events list includes Youth Fellowship bake sale at McCrorys and rummage sales at Welltown Methodist and Cork Street Christian Church. United Commercial Travelers, James Wood Civic Club, and teenage dance at VFW Hall in Stephens City are also shown along with lodge meetings and bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Ave
McCrory
S. Braddock St
Welltown Methodist Youth Fellowship
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary
S. Loudoun
Christian Women's Fellowship
Cork Street
Christian Church
Ladies Auxiliary
Middletown Fire Co
George Washington Hotel
Woodmen of the World
Order of Eagles
Braddock St
Welltown
MYF
Loudoun St
VFW Hall
Stephens City
Capon Bridge Fire Co
Church Women Plan Service On Peace
World Community Day committee finishes plans for a November 2 service at 7 30 p m at Congregational Christian Church with the theme Deepening the Channels of Peace The project includes sewing kits for Pakistani women with involvement from Winchester Youth Council and local church groups A bake sale by Montague Avenue Methodist Youth Fellowship runs tomorrow at 8 30 a m in front of McCrorys offering cakes pies cookies and candy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Whitlock
Th Congregational Christian Church
Wallace Lutz
Evangelical United Brethren
Edward T. Clark
First Baptist
Douglas Hardesty
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Iona Robinson
John Mann Methodist
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
McCrory’s
Winchester area births and notable retirements listed
Personal notices include Mary L Swisher as a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. A daughter Eleni George born Oct 1 to Mr. and Mrs George Sempeles of 520 N Brad dock St. Mrs Sempeles formerly Marina Damko. Other items: J W Arthur returning home after visit with son in Culpeper. Rodney Slouth er and Mary Ebert Hollar weekend in Washington. John William Owens and Daisy Dunlap welcome Robert Allen born Oct 3 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Edward Parry Browning II elected class president at St Andrews College. Karin Rebecca born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Seal on Oct 3. Miss Susan Milly a National Merit semi finalist. Moneth Zickefoose and Cecil W Grapes back from trips and conferences plus West Coast tour with companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George John Sempeles
N. Braddock St
Eleni George
Wier Memorial Hospital
John William Owens
Clearbrook
Robert Allen
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Owens
Daisy Virginia Dunlap
Edward Parry Browning II
E. P. Browning
W. Clifford St
St. Andrews Presbyterian College
Laurinburg
N.C
Robert Kenneth Seal
Stephens City
Karin Rebecca
Seal
Frances Maureen Hansen
Susan May Milly
Bel Air
Sisters of Notre Dame
Baltimore
Milly
George H. Milly
George Bywaters
Route 4
Cecil W. Grapes
East St
West Coast
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hills
Grand Canyon
California
Arizona
Nogales
Mexico
Robert Brumbaugh
Greenville
Ohio
Haymaker Reunion Set for Shade's Park Sunday
Descendants of Clarence 1 and Annie Mason Haymaker plan a reunion Sunday at 2 p.m. in Shade's Park. Mrs Julius Manger Sr. 78, widow of the Manger Hotel founder, died at the Vanderbilt Hotel after a heart attack. She was born in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence 1
Annie Mason Haymaker
Shade’s Park
Julius Manger SR
New York
Manger Hotel
Manger Vanderbilt Hotel
Louisville, Ky
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E. D. Grant
State of
Louisiana
Louisiana College
J. A. Hotinger
Kenneth Thomas
Lambden Ave
R. S. Larimer
Berryville Ave
Ray Robinson
S. Stewart St
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Russell Newcome
E. R. Rhine
James Troup
Latane St
Guy W. Stanley
Tennyson Ave
Frank Bailey
Millwood Ave
0. G. Gibson
Eagle Pt
Ronald Smith
H. E. Ratliff
Paul Hotinger
W. Leicester Sr
Bruce Porterfield
Fairview Ave
Richard Rhodes
John H. Muyskens, Jr
Elmer Ritz
W. A. Havermale
S. Greenwall Ave
Franklin
Old Fredericktown Garden Club
Western
Europe
Culpeper
Staunton
Marvin Chapel
Marvin Chapel Methodist Church
Joe Galloway
Bell Clothes
Huskies
BELL
IGS Clothing Oats
Great Western Jackets
ROB Roy
Carnegie
James Wood Civic Club
Church Women Plan
Service On Peace
Youth Fellowship
Bake Sale
Gaunt
Mary Lee Swisher
W. T. Swisher
Kernstown
J. W. Arthur
Fairfax Lane
John H. Hartley, Jr
Rodney Slouther
Washington
Moneth Zickefoose
Badger Northland, Inc
Zickefoose
Shoecente
Wilkins’ Shoecenter
S. Loudoun ST
Silk Mill Sales Room
Front Royal, Virginia
Haymaker
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sectee Towels
Fieldcrest
Cather’s Valley’s
Ruthanna Shell
Franks
Olive Faith
Mr. Brady
Alecia Beauty Salon
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