Staffend Family Relocates to Cleveland Ohio
Mr and Mrs George Staffend of Merrimans Lane relocate to Cleveland Ohio where he is reassigned as project manager at Harris Intertype Co The family includes daughter Brooke now Mrs William Maltby and sons William and Gilbert William will attend Orange High School while Gilbert studies at the University of Virginia Law School In Charlottesville A sequence of open house coffee luncheons and dinners honored the Staffends before their departure with residents including Mrs Edwin Batch Mrs Abred Felicia Mrs Richard Gay Mrs Harold Cadmins Mayor and Mrs William Battaile and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Staffend
Merrimans Lane
Cleveland
Ohio
Gates Mill Road
Pepper Pike
Staffend
Harris Intertype Co
Harris Intertype
Brooke
William Maltby
William
Gilbert
Will Atend
Orange High School
Handley High School
WINC
The
University of Virginia Law School
Charlottesville
Edwin Batch
Terrace Club
Abred Felicia
Richard Gay
Harold Cadmins
William Battaile
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Geoffrey Clowes
Catholic Women Hear Talk On Vocations At Breakfast
Sister Rose Clement spoke on Vocations at the Annual Communion Breakfast for Sacred Heart Church parishioners. About 40 parish council members attended after the 8 o clock Mass at the New Holiday Inn. An old fashioned Hymn Sing is set for Shiloh Methodist Church Lehew West Virginia Sunday at 7 30 p m. Public program. White Hall Grange No 870 will meet Monday at 7 30 at the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Clement
M.S.B.T
Catholic Women of Sacred Heart
New Holiday Inn
Shiloh Methodist Church
Lehew
W.va
White Hall
Grange Hall
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Wesley Methodist Church
Carroll Anderson
Battle Ave
Local Chapter DAC Meeting Highlights Community Projects
Colonel William Byrd Chapter Daughters of the American Colonists held a recent meeting at Miss Nettie Carbaugh's home. Members donated to National Society projects including National Awards the School of the Ozarks and a building purchase near National Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAC
William Byrd
Daughters of the
Nettie
National Society
School of the Ozarks
National Headquarters
Lutheran Church Cubs Hold Monthly Pack Meeting
The Grace Lutheran Church Cub Scout Pack No 1 held its monthly meeting in the Fellowship Hall. Eight new Cubs joined Den No 3 during the ceremony Ingredients of a Cub Scout which teaches parental responsibilities. Prizes and badges were awarded to several Cubs including Jeff Foreman Rodney Hodgson Boyd Headley Alan Sloane and David Melton. A Halloween skit titled The Scariest Costume was presented by Mrs Lucy Lamps Den No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
den No
Ricky Petonke
Richard Petonke
Jack
Wayne Drumheller
Den
Ann Hoffman
Dottie Hodgson
Lucy Lamp
den No. 3
Cubs
Lion
Jeff Foreman
Bear
Rodney Hodgson
Boyd Headley
Wolfe
Alan Sloane
David Melton
Silver Arrows
Scott Manuel
Alexander Simpson
Jimmy Dye
Birth announcements list eight newborns and a wedding anniversary
Births announce Carl Lee High and Eva Mae Whittington, Gerald Lee Kremer, Christopher Taylor Collins, Donald Loring Largent, William Franklin Carter Jr, and Frances Schuller with full parent names and addresses. The Schullers mark their 10th wedding anniversary from Oct 29 1955 with four daughters named Linda, Deborah, Anna Marie and Wanda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lee
Dorothy Luanne Shafer
Donald Loring Largent
Siler
Kelly Lynn
Largent
Lucille Angalee Luttrell
Francis Schuller
Route 1
Bufflick Road
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Forrest B. Oglesby
Linda Lee
Deborah Kay
Anna—Marie
Wanda Sue
Guests to at home at Opequon Memorial Manse
The Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Lloyd Hiebert will receive guests Sunday from two to five at the Manse of the Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church near Kernstown. Visitors may view Mrs. Hiebert's art and sculpture works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lloyd Hiebert
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Calendar of events list from community notices
A community calendar lists events including United Commercial Travelers Ladies Auxiliary at Elks Home Winchester Junior Rifle Club at Armory and bridge and fraternal group meetings. Rummage sales occur at Old McCormick Building and Friendship Fire Hall with a later sale on Braddock Street plus a Fall Festival and Auction at Kernstown School War Memorial Building. Virginia Society Medical Technologists hold all day events and Highland Presbyterian Youth Group meets Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers Ladies Auxiliary
Elks Home
Winchester Junior Rifle Club
Armory
George Washington Hotel
Woodmen of the World
Old Friendship Fire Hall
S. Braddock St
Kernstown School
Dear Abby column snippets reveal teen honesty and relationship tips
A 14 year old asks how to handle a dirty book found by her mother, Abby urges truth and caution. A reader unhappy with a $1000 diamond seeks protection. Abby advises appraisal and BBB. A college couple travel with a friend's car, parents ride free. Abby says Clyde should be treated for gas and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Sga
Clyde
Eve
Plump Peanut Apple Cookies For Trick-or-Treaters
Recipe for soft rich cookies with peanut butter raisins and apple sauce. Notes claim they appeal to children and adults and suit fall hospitality. Instructions include mixing sifting cream shortening sugars peanut butter apple sauce vanilla eggs and raisins then baking 350 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes yields about 4 1/2 dozen cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
CB Radio Club Halloween Party Held Sunday Afternoon
The Winchester Frederick County CB Radio Club invites members and families to its club room at 443 N Loudoun St for a Halloween Party Sunday from 2 to 5 PM with games prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County CB Radio Club
Loudoun St
Hymn Sing at Greenwood Methodist Church Sunday Evening
Greenwood Methodist Church hosts a hymn sing at 7 30 p m with congregational singing and special hymns. George Yeakley leads the event and invites Greenwood area residents to attend. Macedonia Methodist Church Women’s Society calls an emergency meeting for the turkey dinner on November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Methodist Church
Senseny Road
George Yeakley
Greenwood
Macedonia Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Duplicate Bridge Winners at George Washington Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. John Griffith won the Monday duplicate bridge event at the George Washington Hotel. Second went to Mrs. Gordon Harman and Richard Bowers with Mrs. Molly Swing and Mrs. H. H. Bowers in third. Fourth were Mrs. W. Nelson Page and Mrs. Mary O'Fallon. Wednesday winners were Mrs. Ellis Ford and Bentley Kinney, with Mrs. Page and Mrs. H. D. Harper in second and Mrs. Lewis Hyde Jr. and Mrs. Herbert Schutte in third. Tom Scully and Mr. Bowers took fourth, Grace Roberts and Arthur Parrish fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griffith
George Washington Hotel
Gordon Harman
Richard Bowers
Molly Swing
H. H. Bowers
W. Nelson Page
Mary O’fallon
Ellis Ford
Bentley Kinney
Page
H.D. Harper
Lewis Hyde, Jr
Hersbert Schutte
Tom Scully
Mr. Bowers
Grace Roberts
Arthur Parrish
Tarragon Cream Sauce for Salmon
A light cream sauce infused with fresh tarragon to pair with steamed salmon. Simmer cream with chopped tarragon, strain, and finish with a touch of salt and pepper for a silky citrusy herb note.
Women' s benefit show for Fremont Street Nursery at Wayside
The Wayside Theatre in Middletown will present The Women on December 3 4 5 and 10 11 12 as a charity event for Fremont Street Nursery Winchester. publicit y committee chaired by Mrs Henry Whiting with Owen Phillips director met at Mrs Clayton Anderson home to organize ticket sales contact 667-3161 for mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Phillips
Wayside Theatre
Clayton Anderson
Phillips
Thomas Kremer
Ridgely White
Howard Holland
Warren Gregory
Robert Burkholder
Wayside
Middletown
Henry Whiting
Fremont Street
Winchester
Anderson
Liarl
C. Ridgely White
Marshall Novick
Gene Babb
Stewart Bell
Earl Woods
Jake Johnson
H. K. Benham III
Jackson Helm
Lemuel Brown
Robert Kern
William Lawrence III
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Mrs. Maltby
England
Shiloh Church
Carbaugh
Taylor Simpson
Lutheran Church Cubs
William Franklin Carter, Jr
S. Kent Sr
William Franklin, Sr
Carter
Janet Sue Helmick
Hieberts
Mr. Hiebert
Opequon
Kernstown
Lovett’s Shoe Corp
WM. Argenbright
N. Loudoun Street
Fraternal Order of Eagles
United Commercial Travelers
Highland Presbyterian
All
Virginia Society
Town House
Darlington Motor Inn
Piccadilly & Cameron
Honey
Abigail van Buren
Better Business Bureau
Clyde's
Coleen
Stendhal
Los Angeles
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
CB Radio Club
Frederick
Macedonia Church
WSCS
Hansbrough & Carter, Inc
Boscawen St
Fremont St. Nursery
Willis Lacy
William Petersen
Fred Glaize III
Virgil Strader, Jr
Wesley Church
Ward's Plaza
Circle K
Ward’s, Plaza
Atte 4
Snot Choe
Wingmester, Virginia
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