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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1970

Page

3

Shenandoah College Fund Leaders Head Winchester Campaign

Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music launches a 1970 71 Annual Fund drive led by Winchester businessmen W W Perry and Frank Armstrong III Perry serves as president and treasurer of Perry Engineering and Winchester Building Supply Armstrong leads National Fruit Product Company The three week drive starts November 1 and seeks alumni trustees parents churches foundations and faculty support to expand libraries pay faculty salaries and provide student scholarships

Ferman W. Perry Frank Armstrong Winchester Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music Shenandoah Robert P. Parker Winchester School United Methodist Church Virginia Eastern Seaboard Perry Perry Engineering Co., Inc Winchester Building Supply Co., Inc Armstrong National Fruit Product Company, Inc

Rose Greenhow and Bull Run spy tale in Civil War lore

Rose Greenhow, a Washington hostess, was famed as a Civil War spy. She reportedly sent word to Confederate General Beauregard that Union forces were advancing, contributing to the Union defeat at Bull Run.

Rose Greenhow Washington Beauregard Bull Run

Stars of Shenandoah Win Prize at Autumn Glory Parade

The Stars of Shenandoah Jr Drum and Bugle Corps traveled to Oakland Maryland for the Autumn Glory Festival Parade on October 10 and took second place in the combined Jr and Sr corps division. The Free Stateman Sr of Cumberland won first place.

Stars of Shenandoah

Virginia Born Presidents and Freemasonry Link

George Washington and James Monroe were the only Virginia born presidents who were Masons.

George Washington James Monroe

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