Social notes from Clarke countryside weekend guests
Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin and Mrs. John Bocock hosted National Trust events in Washington and at Shoreham Hotel with tea at the White House and a Saturday dinner at the State Department. Guests included Adelaide Nelson and Mrs. Walter Ruth from Baltimore, visiting county residents, and several local households hosted informally.
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Kenneth Gilpin
John H. Bocock
Washington
Shoreham Hotel
National Trust
White House
John Kennedy
of National Trust
State Department
Gilpin
Harry Stimpson
New York
Tyson
Oma Aespiece
Concord Resmeny
Hines
Play Garden
Richard Plater
Tyree Dillard III
Kenneth Gilpin III
the Hill School
Elizabeth Butler
Powhatan School
Berryville Socials Shine Through Weekend Visits
Miss Kay Galloway visited Radford College friends while Judge Harold Potts and wife attended the Roanoke judicial convention and Homecoming at the University. A broad list of Berryville residents and friends traveled to Charlottesville, Blacksburg, and other towns for visits, games, and family occasions including a birth announced for Wesley Irvine Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie C. Olcott
Berryville
Kay Galloway
Radford College
Robert Galloway
Harold Potts
Roanoke
Homestead
Fla
Horne
Parker Murray
Holmes Carlisle
Gilbert L. Royston
Newton Magaha
David and
Mary Helen
Walkersville
4 H Council Meets Saturday
The 4H Council of five county clubs meets Saturday to elect new officers for 1964 and plan projects and officer training. The rent for the annual 4H award and recognition program on November 22 is discussed, with the event at 6 30 p m in the Boyce Fire Hall. Mary Helen Ramsburg, the vice chairman, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Mary Helen Ramsburg
Weekend visits and homecoming across Clarke County
Over the past weekend many residents attended homecomings at VPI and UVA. Guests included Cadet Chris Levi of VPI, Dr. George F. Archambault and Robert L. Capehart visiting White's Pharmacy, and Mr. and Mrs. Griffing in Charlottesville for UVA events.
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Tupper
Apple Hill
Lois
Mar
Westover
Rg. Conn
New York
Sam Birch
Grafton
Blue Ridge School
St. George
Timothy Birch
James Mewhinney
Louisville
Harry Stimpson
State Department
S.b.joos
Sherman Joost, Sr
Quogue
Long Island
N. Y
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Henry Mitchell
the Glen
Robert McNally, JR
Robert III
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay Packers
Donald Niemann
J. D. Griffing
Temple Painter
Pulaski
Tom Painter
Griffings
Temple
Philadelphia
Charles Town
W. Va
Annie
Lloyd Baylor
E. A. Bayliss, Jr
Rice Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bennie A. Crim
Sharon Crim
Blacksburg
Crim
Philip Crim
E. P. Carter, Jr
Herbert Ice
Mark
Seat Pleasant
Cwo
William Putman
Pat
Arlington
Bega Md
Allred
Evelyn Longerbeam
Elmo Smith
Earl Ashby
Charlottesville
Smith
University of Virginia
H. C. Baker
Romney
Gilbert McCauley
Hugh Baker
Twyla Cromer
Ernest Feltner
Melton Bean
Cathy Bean
Joe Bean
V.P.I
VPI
Williams
Charles More
Richmond
Charles McIntosh
Samuel Chew Williams
Peter Williams
Pheia
Thiir
Shenandoah
Hallie Williams
Helen Skiles
Ivy
T. C. Iden
Jean Iden
Randolph-Macon Womens College
McWilliams
Floyd McWilliams, Jr
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Clarke County Jaycees
Duncan Memorialist Church
Carlyle Huffman
Carl Thompson
Front Royal
Coatesville
C. N. Shepherd
Kennedy's Teddy and Churchill Name Talk Highlighted
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy recalls hoping her son Edward would become a priest but says a blonde intervened during a London Paris Washington visit. The Daily Mirror hints Britain naming a transatlantic liner Winston Churchill while Churchill admiration draws U.S. praise. Mormon leader McKay says Romney should not rush 1964 bid as Rockefeller tours West with Romney’s future prospects debated.
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Newport
R. I
Joseph P. Kennedy
Edward
Teddy
U.S
Massachusetts
Kennedy
London
Paris
Vatican
Daily Mirror
Cassandra
Britain
Winston Churchill
John Brocklebank
Cunard Line
Queen Victoria
United States
Churchill
Salt Lake City
David 0. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
McKay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Illegal Whiskey Charge Trial Is Continued
Eugene Melvin Bunner a 53 year old Whitacre resident charged with making illegal whiskey had his case continued in Federal Court in Harrisonburg. No trial date was set. Bunner was arrested by state ABC and Internal Revenue agents in an abandoned building near the West Virginia line on July 13. He said he would employ his own attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Whitacre
Eugene Melvin Bunner
Bunner
ABC
Internal Revenue
West Virginia Line
Centered Turnips with Peas Create Colorful Flavor Contrast
A simple guidance blends mashed buttered yellow turnips with cooked green peas to achieve a balanced dish. The pairing emphasizes bright color variation and complementary flavors.
Dear Abby Q&A on Belly Dancing and Social Etiquette
Readers seek help for learning belly dancing without pro aims. Abby suggests placing a classified ad. A parent asks how to handle a teen driver rumor. Abby advises patience and monitoring, not punishment. A reader criticizes congratulations to a newly engaged bride as a social faux pas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Lorraine
Washington notes urge caution on science power
President Kennedy warns scientists to heed possible consequences of experiments as weather modification and other ai projects may disrupt nature. Linus Pauling calls moon program a pitiful display and suggests billions could answer many body questions instead. Hodges sees no conflict with Onassis cruise. Herbert notes Navy rejects anti Negro discrimination recommendation.
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Kennedy
National Academy of Sciences
Linus Pauling
National Academy of Science
U.S
Luther H. Hodges
Mediterranean
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Aristotle Onassis
Roosevelt
Jacqueline Kennedy
Princess Lee Radziwill
F. Edward Herbert
D-La
Navy
Louisiana
Army
Air Force
Armed Services
Quints to Have Big Nursery in Aberdeen
The Fischer quintuplets will be housed in a large nursery at a secret northwest Aberdeen location until a $100,000 city gifted home is finished. The babies, all ten Fischer children, are in St. Luke's Hospital with Mary Ann the only one in an Isolette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen, S.D
Andrew Fischer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mary Ann
Confidential to Jilted at the Altar in Anaheim
A sensational note hints at a betrayed spouse theme in Anaheim suggesting a man’s untrustworthiness before or after marriage. The message implies regret and social shock from a sudden wedding setback.
Personal reply request phrase
A reader is invited to send a self addressed stamped envelope to Abby at box 3365 Beverly Hills California in response to a personal inquiry or message.
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Abby
Beverly Hills
Calif
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