Rouss and Douglas Park Summer Activities Reported
Myrtle E. Breckenridge outlines 1957 summaries for Rouss Park and Douglas play centers. Openings on June 15 drew higher registrations. swimming pool use rose with hot weather and a mix of games and crafts sustained interest. A field day, a new dog show, and increased community use marked a successful season, with totals for attendance and registrations across June to August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Park
Douglas
Myrtle E. Breckenridge
W. Va
Douglas Play Center
Douglas Dieay
Douglas Playground
Winchester Recreation Department
Reuss Park
Adcraft Group
Ken-L-tation Company
Rest News Briefs Show Services Move This Sunday
Church services will be held at Ridgeway Community Hall this Sunday because the church is delayed in painting. The Woman's Society of Christian Service meets Saturday at 8 pm with Miss Bertha Kline. Mrs. Newton Snapp leads. Several patients improve at Johns Hopkins and Winchester Memorial Hospitals. The Market Street Junior Choir moves its Best Church concert to White Hill Church due to Rest Church redecorating. Goldie Clarke’s birthday was celebrated with a family dinner. Nancy Gardner teaches at James Wood School. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gouchen eur and children visited Mrs. Gouchen eur’s parents in Maurertown.
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Ridgeway
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Bertha Kline
Washington St
Newton Snapp
Berlyn Sionaker
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Snapp
Ezra Fiddler
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Rouss
Douglas Park
Acar
Is Post
America
Lonchorn
Miss Wisconsin
Pee Beere Toy
Pore Ag
Libby
Airacle Meals
Betty Crocker
del Monte
Vorite
the Progressive Food Stores
Gry
Seabright’s Market Brown’s Meat Market
Jonathan
U. S
Eam Foods
Sorcerers
Dulany Peas
Haddock
Fordhook
Limas
Byrd
Campbell’s Chicken
Brown’s Meat Market
Seabright’s Market
Sevestiaee
Es Westermetes
Erkeley Club Ginger Ale
C Cola
Winchester Creamery
Boyer’s Cash Grocery
Dr. Pepper
Cloverdale
Pepsi-Cola
Tor Dor
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