Winner of Sew With Wool Contest To Get Free Trip
Time is flying and October 15th is not far away for the Sew With Wool contest open to girls aged 14 to 21. Entries due by October 1, 1966, at the War Memorial Building Winchester, with two divisions Junior 14 16 and Senior 17 21. Contestants must sew 100 percent wool and model a dress coat or suit. Contestants enter from home state or district. college students may enter where they attend. Curriculum details and rules are available from Extension Office Berryville Virginia.
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War Memorial
Winchester
Berryville
Duplicate Bridge Winners At George Washington Hotel
The monthly master point duplicate bridge results list top teams led by Mr. and Mrs. Pat DeGrange in north south. Second place honors go to Mrs. H D Harper and Mrs How ard Shockey. East west winners are Mr. and Mrs. Richard A Goode with Mrs. W Nelson Page and Mrs. Grace Roberts second. Third place finishes include Mrs Gordon Hamman and Richard Bowers, and a tie between Mrs Herbert Schutte with Mrs H H Bowers and Mrs Page with Mrs H P Kern.
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Pat DeGrange
George Washington Hotel
H. D. Harper
Howard
John Griffith
J. Gray Beverley
Graham Dougherty
DeGrange
B.B. Butts
Herbert Schutte
H. H, Bowers
Page
H.P. Kern
Lioness Club Dinner Theatre Meeting Evening
The Lioness Club will hold a dinner meeting at the Wayside Inn Middletown on Monday at 6 30 p m The event combines a meal with a theatrical presentation by club members and invites community participation in the planning of upcoming activities.
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Lioness Club
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Community club and church notices fill week schedule
Western schedules list Red Cross courses at 248 Braddock St and Handley Library, plus meetings for Civil Air Patrol Naval Reserve DeMolay Miller School PTA Optimist Club and more at various venues. Saturday events include TAC Platter Party and multiple club reunions at Highland Memorial Church and local halls.
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Red Cross
Braddock St
Handley Library
Job
Miller School
PTA
Optimist Club
Lee-Jackson
George Washington Hotel
Frederick County Fire Assn
Post Home
Madison Lodge No
Quarles Speaks On British Isles Visit At Winchester Dinner
Dr. Garland R. Quarles was guest speaker at Winchester Quota Club's 23rd Birthday Dinner held at Town House Restaurant. He described his England Scotland and Ireland trip noting ancestral links and literary political figures, with special stops at Handley home Ireland and the sites of Fairfax Scott Churchill Bunyan and Shakespeare. The gathering praised by Mrs. S Gardner Edmonds and included guests from Harrisonburg Baltimore and Roanoke with a call to attend the 19th District Conference October 21 23.
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Quota Club
Garland R. Quarles
Quarles
Charles Frye
Quota International
S. Garner Edmonds
Winchester
Winchester Quota Club, Inc
Town House
Sue Schlack
Dr. Quarles
England
Scotland
Ireland
Britain
British Isles
Virginia
John Handley
Lord Fairfax
Sir Walter Scott
Sir Winston Churchill
John Bunyan
Shakespeare
Lake District
S. Garnder Edmonds
19Th District
Harrisonburg
Mae Harrison
Leona Blosser
Julia Beaver
Winchester B.P.W. Club
Samuel Beckenheimer
Baltimore
Ann Gardner
Harold Inskeep
R. I. Pizzano
James R. Wilkins
Frye
Roanoke
Presbyterian Women Fall Workshops Set in Winchester Area
The Women of the Presbyterian Church District IV of Winchester Presbytery will hold a District Meeting and Fall Workshops tomorrow at Charles Town Presbyterian Church starting at 2 PM with 1:45 PM registration. District Chairman Mrs. Hockensmith will Call to Order and Mrs. Ikenberry will give the devotional. Workshops cover Presidencies Personal Faith and Family Life Ecumenical Mission and Relations Christian Community Action Leadership and Resources and Circle leadership. Light refreshments follow. invitation extended to women from Berryville Bunker Hill Charles Town Elk Branch Gerrards Town Kearneysville Halltown Shepherdstown Stones Chapel Tabler Tuscarora and Zion churches.
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the Presbyterian Church, District IV
Winchester
Charles Town Presbyterian Church
Robert A. Hockensmith
Oliver S. Ikenberry
William C. Horner
William P. Anderson
Miss Orndorff Weds William Caldwell in Boonesboro Md
Miss Sean Dale Orndorff of Stephens City and William Pierce Caldwell of Stephens City married in Boonesboro Maryland on Sept. 3 by Rev. William Leggett. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Burton W. Orndorff and the late Mr. Orndorff. The groom is son of Mrs. Newton Wine and the late William Pierce Caldwell. The bride graduated from Strasburg High School in 1955 and works for Doubleday and Co. in Berryville. The groom works for M J Grove Lime Co. in Stephens City. They reside in Stephens City.
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Sean Dale Orndorff
Stephens City
William Pierce
Caldwell
Boonesboro
William Leggett
Burton W. Orndorff
Orndorff
Newton Wine
William Pierce Caldwell
Couple anniversaries celebrated for Cooper and White families
Mr and Mrs Charles Cooper of Route 2 celebrate their 11th anniversary since their September 17 1955 wedding officiated by Rev Robert Bradford. They have two sons Steve and Gary with Mrs Cooper formerly Betty Teets. Mr and Mrs Thomas White of Stephens City mark their 20th anniversary tied to a Winchester wedding on September 17 1946 conducted by the late Rev Roy Schmucker. They have two children Judy and Michael with Mrs White formerly Louise Clark.
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Charles Cooper
Route 2
Robert Bradford
Steve
Gary
Cooper
Betty Teets
Thomas White
Stephens City
Winchester
Roy Schmucker
Judy
Michael
White
Louise Clark
Garden Club Workshop Showcases Judges and Awards
The Glen Burnie Garden Club hosted a Thursday workshop at Mrs. William Peterson's Hawthorne Drive home with guest judge Mrs. Leeds K. Riley of Charles Town, W V. The Shenandoah Garden Club veteran judged and awards honored committees for blue red and yellow ribbons and several flower arrangements and a crepe dessert noted in the event recap.
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Glen Burnie
Arthur d’Onofrio
Holmes Harper
William Fore
Walter Pugh
Jack Phillips
William Peterson
Eddie Heironimus
John Proninski
Miss Thornton Weds Samuel Ensogna at St Marys Hagerstown
Ellen Camille Thornton daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew H Thornton of 4226 Braeburn Drive Fairfax married Samuel John Ensogna son of Mr and Mrs Paul H Ensogna of Woodland Ave on August 20 at St Marys Catholic Church Hagerstown Md Ann Camille Brandafino was maid of honor Best man was Philip Lewis cousin of the bridegroom After a trip to New York and Rhode Island the couple will live on Circle Drive Blacksburg where he studies at Virginia Tech A cheese based dressing recipe follows.
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Ellen Camille Thornton
Andrew H. Thorton
Braeburn Drive
Fairfax
Samuel John Ensogna
Paul H. Ensogna
Woodland
Ann Camille Brandafino
Philip Lewis
New York
Rhode Island
Circle Drive
Blacksburg
Mr. Ensogna
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Colonial Garden Club Meeting at Winchester Golf Club
The Colonial Garden Club will gather at Winchester Golf Club on Wednesday at 2 p.m. host Mrs C Irvin Cather will preside. Guest speaker Mrs Richard Myers will discuss edible flowers and weeds.
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Colonial Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
C. Irvin Cather
Richard Myers
American Legion Auxiliary Installs New Officers
Mrs. Edward I. Reich was installed as president of Con Tract Hoover Unit 21 Amer ican Legion Auxiliary at the first meeting of the new fiscal year. Other officers include First Vice President Mrs. Ire land Historian Mrs. H M Miss Nettie Carbaugh. Chairmen for principal committees named by Reich include Americanism Daniel Kinter Child Welfare Harry Butler Finance and Budget Miss Carbaugh Girls State Claude Cammer Membership Carbaugh Poppy Sale Ire land and Rehabilitation Claude Grim. A Department Convention report was presented by Mrs. Grim. The unit received a Rehabilitation Work Certificate of Appreciation for Mrs. Grim. The group discussed financial projects and set dates for the Annual Poppy Sale. October meeting will be at Mrs Claude Cammer’s home.
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Edward I. Reich
Con Tract-Hoover Unit 21
American Legion Auxiliary
Richard E. Griffith
P.G. Ireland
H. M
Nettie Carbaugh
Reich
Daniel Kinter
Harry Butler
Miss Carvaugh
Claude Cammer
Car
Vaugh
Poppy Sale
Ireland
Claude Grim
Department
Richmond
Grim
Carbaugh
Local Graduates and Moves Highlight Community News
Mrs Amanda Ryman of Middletowngeb patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. John Gibson son of Mrs John Adams Merrimans Lane left to enroll at Ohio Northern University Ada Ohio after a Fort Bragg Special Forces tour. James Douglas Butler freshman at University of Richmond MA. Duncan Lewis and Mrs Lewis now live at 421 E 80th St Manhattan NY Lewis works with Lewis Shepherd Co. Diane Brim is Mrs Lewis former name. Sharone Williams Longwood College senior year to student teach in Henrico County. James Gary Teets left for Ashland to enroll in freshman class Randolph Macon College.
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John Gibson
John Adams
Merriman’s Lane
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Ohio
Fort Bragg
N.C
E. 80Th St
Manhattan
N.Y
Lewis
University of Denver
Lewis-Shepherd Co
New York City
Diane Brim
Nolan Brim
Bartonsville
Sharone. Williams
Irvin I. Williams
Stephens City
Longwood College
Farmville
Henrico County
James Gary Teets
J. Fred Teets
E. Bond St
Ashland
Randolph-Macon College
How To Sew On Bonded Fabrics
Guidance for sewing bonded fabrics. Select patterns with minimal lines and top stitching. Ensure sleeve cap fits within armhole with limited ease. Use regular seams pressed open or flat felled seams with backing fabric, finish by tapping backing over edge, and sew by hand inside. Hem with loose hand stitches to backing only.
Garden Club Meeting Teaches on European Gardens
Lord Fairfax Garden Club meets Tuesday at 2 pm with host Mrs. William Lyons Briarmont Circle. Mrs Harold G Brown speaks on European gardens. Special of the day is A Man Is a Master.
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Lord Fairfax Garden Club
William Lyons
Briarmont Circle
Harold’ G. Brown
Christian Science Lecture on Spiritual Challenge to Materialism
Public lecture by Lela May Aultman C.S.B. a Christian Science Board member. Seminar discusses freedom through truth as stated in John 8 32 with focus on spiritual growth and meaning of Bible verse.
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Lela May Aultman
C.S.B
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Christian Science
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Full Gospel Youth Group Exchange
Highland Memorial Church
Kiwanis—Brewer Reunion
Rotary
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Glass Jaycee
Walker
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Miss Orndorff
William Caldwell
Nancy Mistr
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Loudoun St
Garden Club
D’onofrio
Phillips
Harper
Miss Thornton
Samuel Ensogna
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hagerstown
Colonial Garden Club Meeting
Amanda Ryman
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Douglas Butler
J. Douglas Butler
University of Richmond
Duncan Lewis
Middleburg
Leesburg
West North Street
Christian. Science Society
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Clearbrook, Virginia
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