Miss Glaize Named in 1960 61 Who's Who at Randolph-Macon
Sharon Lee Glaize daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert D Glaize of Stonewall Ave is among 13 Randolph Macon Woman's College seniors in Lynchburg selected for Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 1960 61. As an English major she serves as president of the Student Government Association and has held judiciary committee and freshman class president posts. contact Nancy Pennypacker MO 2 3878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Lee Glaize
Robert D. Glaize
Stonewall Ave
Randolph - Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Misa Glaize
Judiciary Committee
Hawthorne Garden Club Meeting At Winchester Golf Club
Hawthorne Garden Club met at the Winchester Golf Club with Mrs John O Donnell as hostess. Guest judge Mrs Warren Eddy awarded ribbons for Special Day red to Mrs Vincent Catarella and Mrs Lloyd Martin yellow to Mrs Martin and Mrs Robert J Schmitt. Line mass blue to Mrs Billy G Phillips and red to Mrs Phillips Mrs Robert Glass Mrs George Dunn and Mrs Sims.
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Hawthrone Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
John O'Donnell
Warren Eddy
Vincent Catarella
Lloyd Martin
Martin
Robert J. Schmitt
Billy G. Phillips
C. P. Sims
Phillips
Robert Glass
George Dunn
Sims
Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Holds Meeting
Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Thursday evening at Mrs. Donald Towlen s Merrimans Lane home. Mrs. William Goforth spoke on Self Anatyris after the business session. Xi Chi Chapter member Mrs. Lee Fawcett explained the sorority s meaning and purpose to guests.
Civic League Executive Meeting Notice
Civic League announces an executive meeting on Wednesday at 10 a.m. at 516 Duncan Ave with Mrs. Gerald Goodman.
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Civic League Executive Meeting
Civic League
Gerald Goodman
Duncan Ave
Hymn Sings and Chorus Performance Schedule
Calendar lists October events including 2:30 p.m. Hymn Sing at Mt. Pleasant 7 p.m. Spring Creek Male Chorus at Calvary Church of the Brethren 7:30 p.m. Hymn sing at Payne's Chapel and a TAC Plat ter Party at War Memorial Building Saturday 7:30 to 11 p.m.
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Mt. Pleasant
Spring Creek
Calvary Church of the Brethren
Payne's Chapel
Miss Keller and Edward Grim Wed in Civil Ceremony
Miss Joyce Ellen Keller and George Edward Grim, both of this city, married Saturday evening at seven in a civil ceremony conducted by Norman Cooper at his N Braddock Street home. Mrs Grim wore a beige suit with bronze and yellow chrysanthemums. she is a Handley High School graduate and cleaner at Pingley and Carper Cleaners. Mr Grim, a George Washington Hotel employee, also a Handley graduate. They will reside at 515 North Loudoun Street.
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Joyce Ellen Keller
George Edward Grim
Norman Cooper
N. Braddock St
Mr. Grim
Handley High School
George Washington Hotel
Loudoun St
Legion District Meeting Set Here Nov 5 6
Conrad Hoover Post 21 American Legion and its Auxiliary announce the 7th District fall conference here on November 5 and 6. A dinner dance at the George Washington Hotel starts at 6 30 p.m. on November 5 for all legionnaires auxiliary members and guests. Sunday includes an 11 a.m. religious service at the War Memorial with Commander Chester Foster and Mrs Jack Wightman presiding over the business meetings.
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Conrad Hoover
American Legion
7Th District
George Washington Hotel
War’ Memorial
Chester Foster
Jack Wightman
World Day of Prayer Service at First Baptist Church
The World Day of Prayer service will be held on November 4 at 7 30 p m at the First Baptist Church with Mrs George Williams in charge The program invites attendees to bring children s clothing or material for them or a home medical kit For more information call Mrs Williams MOQ 2 8645 or Miss Bertha Williams MO 2 4718
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First Baptist Church
George Williams
Williams
Bertha Williams
Local Personal Notes Highlight Guests and Births
Mrs. Herbert Larrick hosts Mrs. George A. Solter of Baltimore. Fritz Rosenberg Er. returns home after Winchester Memorial Hospital stay. UVa homecoming attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holland and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Largent Jr. Randolph Larrick Jr. birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Larrick. Carolyn L. Prim flies to visit MSgt. L. H. Prim. Pioneer Department hayride and barn dance at Glaize farm. Kidwells welcomed daughter Donna Jean born Oct. 24 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Harry Washington Dodge Jr. born Oct. 27 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Joseph A. Massie Jr. returns home with Mrs. Massie. Elizabeth Massie also returns home from grandmother’s care.
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Randolph Larrick
Randolph, Jr
Carolyn L. Prim
N. Loudoun St
Msgt
L. H. Prim
Pioneer Department of Young People
The
Presbyterian Church
Glaize Farm
Donald Gene Kidwell
Stephenson
Donna Jean
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Harry Washington Dodge
Bloomery
Harry Washington, Jr
Dodge
Hazel Virginia Kerns
Joseph A. Massie, JR
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Massie
Elizabeth Massie
Bee
Joseph Massie
Abherst St
Eastern Star Bake And Rummage Sale at Braddock Street
McKinley Chapter No. 19 of the Eastern Star will stage a rummage and bake sale at 22 S. Braddock St. on November 4 and 5 starting at 9 a.m. daily.
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Eastern Star Bake and Rummage Sale
McKinley Chapter
Eastern Star
S. Braddock St
Comrade Bible Class Devotions Led at Braddock Street Church
Mrs D P Spring will lead devotions for the Comrade Bible class in the Chapel of Braddock Street Church tomorrow morning at 9 45 o'clock. Mrs Douglas Hardesty will teach the lesson.
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D. P. Spring
Comrade Bible
Chapel of
Braddock Street
Douglas Hardesty
Junior Century Club meeting on November 2
The Junior Century Club plans a November 2 gathering at Amherst Street hosted by Mrs. Fred L. Glaize Jr. with speaker Mrs. Richard Byrd discussing the United Nations.
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Junior Century Club
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Amherst St
Richard Byrd
United Nations
Martin Luther film shown at Centenary United Church
Chapel Hill NC AP reports the film Martin Luther will be shown Sunday at 7 30 p m at Centenary United Church of Christ with invitation from pastor Rev Henry W Korinth. The UNC Unisac 1105 computer is fast but costly with problem times from five minutes to ten hours and rates from 50 to 400 dollars per hour, yet it saves man hours overall.
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Martin Luther
Centenary-United Church of Christ
Henry W. Korinth
Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
Univac
Dear Abby Readers Seek Advice On Troubled Relationships
A reader asks if she should reveal her daughter's affair with a married man to the husband and risk violence. Others seek guidance on motherhood shocks and social reputation, with Abby offering concise, cautious commentary.
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Abby
Dauhter
Mrs. NO Name
JWHS Students Study Eight Agencies Of Community Chest
James Wood High School social science students organized a project on the eight agencies of the Winchester Frederick Community Chest. Over 200 twelfth graders gathered literature, heard from Chest officers, and delivered oral reports on the Salvation Army Boy Scouts Northwestern Guidance Center Day Nurseries Girl Scouts Children's Home Society and USC.
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James Wood High School
Winchester-Frederick
Community Chest
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Northwestern Guidance Center
Day Nurseries
Girl Scouts
Children’s Home Society
USC
James Wood History Department
James Gordon
Funkhouser
Kenneth Smallridge
Shirley Place
John Hodson
Alan Rogers
Joseph Carroll
Melvin Fawcett
Marion Rhodes
Joseph Fisher
Patricia Tolley
Gregory
Gordon
History Department
Births and Names From Local Families
October 27 births include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Landon Shipman at Woodland Avenue with the mother formerly Joanne Gail Rosenberger a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Courtney Anderson at Opequon Avenue Terresa Lynn and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Dawn Alden Renninger at Opequon Avenue Penny Annette. A note on Mars says a human on either moon would weigh less than an ounce due to low gravity.
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Jackie Landon Shipman
Woodland Ave
Melvin Courtney Anderson
Opequon Ave
Terresa Lynn
Anderson
Elda Mae Boyce
Dawn Alden Renninger
Penny Annette
Renninger
Nancy Rebecca Payne
Mars
Modern Etiquette Q&A on ushers and gifts
Roberta Lee answers wedding usher choices for a groom in a stranger town and a bride’s circle. proper address for doctors in letters. and common engagement gift ideas such as jewelry and small luxury items.
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
English lesson notes by W. L. Gordon cover word usage missteps and a daily vocabulary word. It defines imploration as urgent supplication and explains mispronunciation and misspelling of chimera and pigeon.
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W. L. Gordon
Oftien
Eggs, Shoves End Sit-in at Lunch Counter
In Jackson Tennessee angry whites broke up a race sit-in at Woolworths using eggs and spray. Lane College students were escorted from stools with no injuries reported. Five Negro students were charged after a separate McLellan's incident amid bus desegregation protests.
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West
Tennessee
Woolworth's
McLellan's
Lane
Synonyms for Sorcery and Necromancy in Old Texts
A list of terms linked to magic including sorcery necromancy conjuration incantation enchantment witchcraft witchery, showing varied shades from arcane ritual to dark arts. Provides a glossary style collection of related words without narrative context.
Valentine card found seven years after loss in Illinois
In Lincoln Illinois seven years after a lost Valentine card for Tommy Joe Davis was discovered. Postmaster Floy Durst found the card in the back of a county office cabinet during a move to a new building in late 1960.
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Lincoln, Ill
Tommy Joe Davis
Valentine
Lust
Floy Durst
Indian origin named Wa-Wa is now Wawa Ontario
The Canadian Goose reportedly caused the name Wa-Wa to be applied to the area in Ontario. Indian tribes heard the cry and later pioneer settlers adopted the name for their town Wa-Wa now known as Wawa Ontario.
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Wawa
Ont
Wa-Wa
Zion Choir at Boyce Church Opens Season
Mrs. Lillian Morgan sponsors the Zion Chorus program at Boyce Church. The event invites all interested singers to attend the upcoming session this afternoon.
Polio Cases Seen Much Lower With Vaccine Era Near
The Office of Vital Statistics projects about 3,000 polio cases in the United States for 1960, far below pre vaccine years. In the four years before the Salk vaccine, polio averaged nearly 39,000 cases annually.
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Office of Vital Statistics
U.S
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Hawthorne Garden Club
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Herbert Larrick
George A. Solter
Baltimore
Fritz Rosenberger
Paul Rosenberger
University of Virginia
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Howard Holland
Russell
F. L. Largent
Duncan Gibb
Front Royal
Ann Kerr Largent
Hollins College
Bible Class
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Gaunt’s Drug Store
Dear Abby
Daar
James Wood
Kay Kipps
Sunnyside
Negro Day
Patricia Wymer
Middletown
Children's Home Society
Garry Sale
Gore
Linda Kern
Route 1
Winchester Day Nursery
Paul Jenkins
Kerns
Eugene Funkhouser
Jones Studio
JWHS
Roberta Lee
Boretown
Doctor Porter
Dr. Porter
Douglas
Wyo
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Bowles
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Middleway, W. Va
Charles Town
Wizard Clippe
Zion
Boyce
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lees & Mohawk Carpets
Cather
Pancradents
Ges
S. Loudoun St