Quota Club Antique Show Draws Virginia Dealers
The Quota Club of Winchester held its fifth annual Antiques Show and Sale in the Lee-Jackson Motel banquet room. Twenty-two dealers from Virginia and nearby states displayed notable pieces and attracted many visitors including two VMars Museum of Art members who appraised a rare General Robert E. Lee tin type owned by Dean's Antiques of Troutville. Proceeds fund the club scholarship and child welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club of
Winchester, Inc
Lee-Jackson Motel
Virginia
Virginia Museum of Art
Robert E. Lee
M.C. Dean
Dean’s Antiques
Troutville
Quota Club
Headley
Fredericktown
Isabel
Jack Calkin
George Scheder
John Hughes
Herrell
Homecoming Observed at Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church
The Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church on Mt. Williams Road hosts its annual Homecoming on Sunday. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. with lesson by Mrs. Harry Martin of Middletown, followed by 11 o'clock worship featuring Rev. Daniel Agnew. James Wood Football team and staff attend as guests. lunch provided by church women. An afternoon Song Festival at 2 p.m. features Roy Chapman family, Miss April Moore, Roune Hill United Methodist Choir, Opequon Presbyterian Choir, Gene Willis and Shenandoah College group, Mrs. William Conner, and local church choir. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Roy Chapman
April Moore
Roune Hill United Methodist
Opequon Presbyterian Choir
Gene Willis
Shenandoah College
William Conner
Daniel Frazier
Community Club and Sale Schedule Fragments
A garbled listing shows events at Winchester Golf Club and Ward Plaza with bake, rummage, and oyster turkey meals. Also noted are a Little Garden Club meeting, Winchester Junior Rifle Club, and a Friday karate demonstration at War Memorial Building.
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Little Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
Winchester Junior Rifle Club
Grand Union
Ward Plaza
Stephens City Fire Hall
Loudoun St
Braddock St
Middletown
Sorority Backs Bond Issue At October Meeting
Alpha Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International unanimously supported the bond issue to be voted in next month’s election. The group also endorsed aiding the Winchester Frederick County Association for Retarded Children in a candle sale and discussed regional conference plans in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Omega Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International
Joan Dodson
Anne Bly
Alpha Omega
Virginia
Winchester - Frederick
Recreation Council
Jackie Bachman
Betty Smith
Norfolk
Duplicate Bridge Winners at George Washington Hotel
William McBride and Vernon Tellow won the Wednesday duplicate bridge game at the George Washington Hotel. Second place tie was Mrs. Robert Giffin with Richard Bowers and Jim Thomas with Lloyd Broadstreet. Fourth went to Mrs. W Nelson Page and Mrs. H P Kern Jr. Fifth led by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G Scully.
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William McBride
Vernon Tellow
George Washington Hotel
Robert Giffin
Richard Bowers
Jim Thomas
Lloyd Broadstreet
W. Nelson Page
H.P. Kern, Jr
Thomas G. Scully
Strawberries Mostly Water Labeled Not True Berries
A botanical note explains strawberries are about ninety percent water and, despite common labeling, botanically they are not classified as berries.
Rescue Squad Auxiliary to Hold Womanless Beauty Contest
At the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Ladies Auxiliary October meeting plans were set for a Womanless Beauty Contest and Entertainment Program at Shenandoah College Auditorium tomorrow at 8. Jack Fretwell outlined final arrangements while Evelyn Prather and Warnetta DeHaven led the Special Projects Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Shenandoah College
Kitty Sirbaugh
Lucille Ackenbam
Jack Fretwell
Evelyn Prather
Warnetta DeHaven
Middletown Grange Chooses Delegates for State Convention
The Middletown Grange met with Elmer Mather presiding and Mrs. D N Gruver leading devotions. Delegates Elmer Mater and his wife were elected to attend the 40th state Grange Convention in Petersburg next week, with Herbert S Jones as an alternate. The program hour featured songs readings and poems led by Mrs Earl Houghton with several members participating. At the October 28 meeting reports from delegates will be heard and an oyster and ham supper is planned for November 2.
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Middletown
Elmer Mather
D.N. Gruver
Middletown Grange
Petersburg
Elmer Mater
Herbert S. Jones
Earl Houghton
B. O. Brumback
Mater
Helen K. Marston
Timber Ridge UCC Alters Sunday Worship for Vacation
Timber Ridge United Church of Christ in High View West Virginia will not hold an 11 a m worship service on Sunday due to the minister's vacation. Sunday School remains scheduled for 10 a m.
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Timber Ridge
Sacred Heart Academy card party sponsored by association
Sacred Heart Academy Home School Association hosts a card party this Thursday at 8 p.m. on Route 50 west. Advance registration via Mrs. Lintz at 662-6711. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Academy-Home School Association
Joseph Lintz
Reginald Baker
Gerald Keefe
Lewis Enderle
James
Feagans
West
Mrs. Lintz
Miss Hull Weds Eddie Miller in Hagerstown
Miss Katrina Sue Hall and Eddie Wayne Miller were married in Hagerstown Maryland on September 30 in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Hull, wore a white street length dress with empire waist and white butterfly appliques, navy accessories. They reside at 416 Second Street Luray with the groom's mother.
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Katrina Sue Hall
Eddie Wayne Miller
Hagerstown
Miller
Howard Hull
Stephens City
Luray
Mr. Miller
Louise Miller
Harold Miller
Luray High School
Painters Body Shop
Hull
Josh Campbell
Second St
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Winchester Evening Star
Gentle
Reminder
Wellington
Bufflick Road
Villa
Edward Touchstone
Breggett
Slim
Winchester
Glassuare
W. Boscawen Street
Princetons
Rescue Squad Auxiliary
Leo F. Timbrook
Bruce St
National Rifle Association of America
Dennis Ahina
Clifford Mookins
Ruben Rhodes
Keoki Tower
New Jersey
Lola Arnold
Sharp St
C. W. Huntsberry
Tennyson Ave
Davis and Elkins College
Lindsay Carr
John G. Whitacre
George Whitacre
York Ave
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Artillery Division
Army Reserve Officers Training Corps
C Company
James Wood High School
Bessie Brown
Lou Brown
Delphia de Haven
Mrs. DeHaven
Miss DeHaven
First Aid
Phyllis Baker
May Swanson
Helen Holzer
Doris Glascock
Sirbaugh
Virginia Buckman
Baker
Juanita Reich
Ackenbam
Jean Ravel
Woodstock
Handley
Miss Hull
Eddie Miller
Charles Fake
Brookside Restaurant
East of
Hoeckter
Loudoun
Boscawen Sts
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