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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1967
Page
6
Joyce Nolen leads the pre Broadway musical Dames At Sea extending its run for a third week at Wayside Theatre in Middletown closing September 16. Nolen, though young, has appeared in Sound of Music Milk and Honey How to Succeed and Oliver in past roles.
The Strasburg AARP meets at 2 p.m. in the Elementary School cafeteria with Alma L. Groff presiding. Reports from officers and committees, a nominating committee, and a drive to sponsor a National Safety Driver's School are on the agenda. Passengers are being accepted for Expo 67 tours. a Wayside Theatre production of Ruby stars, with a guest cast, is described. a Dames at Sea benefit by Winchester Jaycee ettes is planned for Sept 16.
Saturday schedule lists gatherings across Winchester and Berryville with times for the Council of Women Junior Rifle Club Fraternal Order of Eagles and Royal Arch. Coffman Grove Grounds hosts a School Reunion. Middletown Methodist Supper. Berryville radio auction and dance at Community Building.
The column records multiple birth notices naming parents and newborns, including William Douglas Payne Jr and Gloria Dean Glascock with a boy, Jeremiah Timothy Clem with a boy, Ronald Lee Hott with a girl Jennifer Lea, Tilman Mack Harris with a girl Erica Francine, John Woodrow Wilson with a boy Jay Barbour, Hunter Norwood Cooper Jr with a girl, Melvin Leroy Myers with a boy, Louis Herman Foltz with four boys, Delray Pitman Curtis with a girl Lachelle Marie, Henry Frazier with a boy Aaron Michael, and Samuel Janson Rhodes Jr with a girl. Each entry lists address and former maiden name for the mother.
The Methodist Men of the Gainesboro Charge will hold their next regular meeting Monday at Old Bethel Church. Dr. Melton Wright assistant superintendent of Frederick County Schools will speak at 7 30 p m A short business session begins at 7 p m Everyone is invited to attend
Pewonals MR and Mrs J Gray Beverley Jr of New York arrived to spend the weekend with his parents in Berryville. David Gray Lever of Washington visited grandparents in Berryville before entering Cornell University. John Dorian returned from Chicago after attending Pivot Point School of Advanced Hair Design and leads Winchester Beauty College. Several locals entered King College in Bristol Tennessee. Mrs James W See of Stephens City a hospital patient. Richard Gregory and his mother visit Greensboro North Carolina en route to Georgia Tech where he will start as a freshman. his aunt Mrs C W Bussey of Atlanta will visit. Mrs Peyton Marshall and Mrs Lewis N Barton hosted a luncheon for Miss Ellen Kalbach ahead of her October 14 wedding to Leopoldo Rojas.
Robert M. Henry and Boll ing Robertson Jr. won the monthly master point duplicate bridge game at the George Washington Hotel on Wednesday evening. Second went to Mrs. H. H. Bowers and R. J. Moore with Mrs. Ellis Ford and Mrs. John Griffith third. Fourth fell to Mrs. W. Nelson Page and Mrs. H. P. Kern. Fifth was tied between Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Borden and B. B. Butts with Tony Moscatel also tied for fifth.
Pagebrook hosts the Blue Ridge Hunt Junior Horse Show with events at 9 a.m. in multiple rings including a new polo pony class and a driving class. Local riders and families such as George Greenhalgh III, Mrs. Raymond Guest Jr., and Farnley Farm enter ponies, carts, and pony rigs.
The Town and Country Garden Club hosts a Clarke County Landmarks themed flower show at the Berryville Community Building on Friday September 15 from 3 to 8 30 p m. Co chairmen Mrs John J Carr and Mrs E T von Pippin require entries in place by 11 a m and non competitive entries after that time.
The Williamsburg Antiques Forum returns for its 20th year in Williamsburg Virginia from January 28 to February 2 and February 4 to 9. The theme Colonial America A New Culture will be explored by 21 authorities in the decorative arts with six related activities including the Williamsburg Student Burgesses Garden Symposium and International Assembly. A Prelude to Independence address commemorates the 50 day period of 1776 legislative activity. Further information from registrar Mrs Mary B Deppe Box C Williamsburg Va.
Mrs Harold Brown will speak at the September meeting of the Old Fredericktown Garden Club on Gardens Around the World. Mrs Edwin Batch will host the event at the Winchester Golf Club at 1 30 p m on Wednesday.
The Middletown Grange will meet Monday at 8 p m with Herbert S Jones presiding. Officers for 1968 will be chosen and delegates for the Virginia State Grange Convention in Roanoke October 6 7 and 8 will be selected. Applications and new members will be received.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Wesley Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs. Robert Grove at 682 Berryville Ave.
In New York, flow er children handed out soiled posies as two hippies protested outside Consolidated Edison Co headquarters. They displayed a Breathing is bad for your health banner and used smoke bombs while a guard was soot-splashed before police arrival. Edison released a statement calling them misguided.
Miss Jackie Facemire of 322 E Piccadilly St leaves for Elizabeth City North Carolina to begin as a freshman at Roanoke Bible College. She is a 1967 Handley High School graduate and formerly worked as a medicare clerk at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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