Garden Club hears on growing roses and care tips
Hawthorne garden club member Mrs. Alan Peery spoke on growing roses, showing slides of her 50 roses across 20 varieties. She discussed rose classes, buying guides, soil prep, and planting, and noted the companionship of a green thumb with a brown knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Peery
Hawthorne Garden Club
Peery
Frank Armstrong
William Hancock
William Minor
Billy Phillips
Roger Ramey
John Fisher
S. Garner Edmonds
Miles Orndorff, Jr
Robert Edwards
Hunter Gaunt, Jr
Charles Anderson
Robert Glass, Jr
Edmonds
Tobacco Barn Antique Show Draws 20000 at Maryland Warehouse
At Edelen Bros. Tobacco Warehouse in Upper Marlboro Maryland bidders and visitors flocked to the Tobacco Barn Antique Show run by St. Thomas Episcopal Parish. The three day event drew over 20000 attendees and supports church programs with about 15009 in annual proceeds. Dealers from four states and as far as California showcased items from railroad buttons to antique chests, while attendees included long time exhibitor Gaines Dodd now noting a younger more pragmatic buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
St. Thomas Church
Calendar of Events for Monday Evening
A busy schedule lists groups meeting at various venues. The George Washington Hotel hosts Exchange Club Directors and duplicate bridge while others gather at City Hall Shawnee Fire Hall and First Baptist Church for a range of clubs, chapters and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
George Washington Hotel
Preservation Historic
Winchester
Madison Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Shawnee
McKinley
Eastern Star
City Hall
First Methodist Church
Miss Slaughter Bride Of Robert E Drescher
Zemma L Slaughter daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph E Slaughter of 205 S Washington St became the bride of Robert E Drescher on Saturday. The ceremony at 4 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church was conducted by Rev Robert Jackson with Gerald Brown as organist. The gown was ivory satin with chiffon sleeves and lace accents, a chapel train and mantilla, carried a cascade gardenia bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemma L. Slaughter
Ralph E. Slaughter
Washington St
Robert E. Drescher
Mr. Drescher
Ernest W. Drescher
Blossom Valley Road
Lancaster
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Jackson
Lucy Johnson
Southport
Ellen Cowley
Winchester
Karen Lyles
Robert Lyles
Hagerstown
Mada David Gaston
William Drescher
Steve Slaughter
Bruce Slaughter
Rodney Cowley
Daffodils Talk Highlights Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. George Burton of Berryville and Richmond led a program on daffodils at the October Old Fredericktown Garden Club meeting. Awards were announced for arrangements and horticulture, with several silver bowls showcased for Inter-Club wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burton
Berryville
Richmond
Fredericktown
Winchester Council of Garden Clubs
Jacob L. Johnson
James C. Davis
W. Alan Peery
Butler
George H. Garber
Mass
Butler Line
Peter D. Shoemaker,Jr
J. Curtis Fray
Donald Stewart
Peery
Perry
Davis
John A.baden
Bible views on environment drive church pollution education
Mrs. Robert Rea heads a Presbyterian advisory group on environment in Atlanta. She argues misreading Genesis 1 26 fuels exploitation of nature and urges integrating environmental education into church curricula with Isaiah guidance as a biblical base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Robert Rea
Rea
Central Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Greiner Daughter Mary Ellen Weds Malcolm Voci in Winchester
Mrs Mary Ellen Greiner marries Malcolm David Voci in Winchester. The bride is granddaughter of the late Allan Luke of Fort Lewis Salem, and the groom is son of Nicholas and Mrs Voci of Salem, affiliated with Steptoe and Johnson in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Russell Thompson
Merla
Middletown
Mary Ellen Greiner
Malcolm David Voci
Winchester
Greiner
Allan L. Luke
Fort l Lewis
Salem
Mr. Voci
Nicholas Patrick Voci
Steptoe and Johnson
Washington
Winchester couples visit Smoky Mountains in Tennessee and North Carolina
Mr and Mrs John E Anders and other Winchester residents visit Gatlinburg Tenn and North Carolina while GLYNN ANDERSON of N I Loudoun St is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Anders
Beverly Beaver
H.C. Christianson
Winchester
Robert Dunn
Arlington
Earl Loy
McLean
Smokey Mountains
Gatlinburg
Tenn
North Carolina
Glynn Anderson
N. I Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wilfongs celebrated seventh wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wilfong of 1308 Commerce Street observe their seventh anniversary. Married October 25, 1964 at Kernstown Methodist Church by Rev. B L Locke. Mrs. Wilfong is the former Bonnie Sirbaugh. They have two children, Christopher Lee and Kathryn Leigh Wilfong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Wilfong
Commerce St
Kernstown Methodist Church
B L. Locke
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Mrs. Perry
Irvin Shendon
Hottel
Skyline Drive
Robert Solenberger
Stephen Rosenberger
Thomas Kremer, Jr
Winchester Country Club
Douglas Hottell
L.P.N. Workshop
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Area 7
Mary E. Reres
Area 12
Tobacco
Maryland
Upper Marlboro, Md
Dodd
Uniontown
Baltimore-Washington, D.C
Edelen Bros. Tobacco Warehouse
St. Thomas Episcopal Parish
Fred Townsend
Virginia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
California
Loudoun St
Lions Club
Century Club
J.M. Steck
Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
Queen St. Martinsburg
Argenbrights
Miss Slaughter
Gerald Brown
Florida
Grier School
Tyrone
Roanoke College
Washington School of Medical Techniques
Manheim Township
Dickenson College
Franklin and Marshall College
Stonewall Home Demonstration Club
War Memorial
Law Enforcement
Anna Fay Zirkle
Louise Madigan
Evelyn Shade
Nurses Annual Meeting
Rescue Squad
Woodstock
Wayside Inn
Malcolm Voci
SRO da Miguel
Ad'miguel
TIES
Oxfords
KID Leathers
Suedes
Barry’s Drug Store
W. Boscawen St
Vroom
Donmoor
Tagess
Berry
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