Line Up Finalized for Kiwanis Kid's Day Parade Saturday
The Kiwanis Club announces full line up for the Kid's Day parade to be Saturday at 8 a.m. from Sarah Zane Fire Hall to Cork on Loudoun Street, with 1800 children expected at a 2 p.m. show at Capitol Theatre. Ten trophies and 30 cash prizes will be awarded. Elections for school officials ride with real counterparts in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Douglas Butler
Kiwanis Club
Butler
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Loudoun St
Cork
John Kerr School
Capitol Theatre
Vlamar Keen
George Dixon
Houston
Texas
Four Girl Scouts Prepare for Maryland Camp Conference
Four Winchester Senior Girl Scout Troop members Headley Barnsley Elaine Boyer Susan Nichols and Becky Simpson join Betty Tharpe Daisy Mae Williams of Berryville Brenda Baughman Anna Reil and Elaine Rieves of Front Royal at the Blue Ridge Area Council six council Senior Scout Conference at Camp Misty Mount near Thurmont Maryland. The weekend training for the upcoming national Senior Roundup in Michigan next summer includes ceremonies cookouts campfires and workshop selections followed by a Scouts Own and Sunday dinner.
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Winchester
Camp
Misty Mount
Thurmont
Maryland
Headley Barnsley
Elaine Boyer
Susan Nichols
Becky Simpson
Betty Tharpe
Daisy Mae Williams
Berryville
Brenda Baughman
Anna Reil
Elaine Rieves
Front Royal
Blue Ridge Area
Girl Scout Council
Michigan
Scout Council Chooses Two Senior Roundup Candidates
Members will report home to their troops after selection. Only two Senior Scouts can be chosen from this council, with competition high. A committee by the Board screens applicants and December announces representatives and alternates. Next year they meet with nearby council girls for training before summer camping.
Reliance Home Demonstration Club Meets with Eleven Members
The Home Demonstration Club at Reliance held a Tuesday meeting with eleven members present. Agent Mrs. Miller demonstrated time saving techniques for housekeepers. Edith Holmes of Warrenton is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Local Social Visits and College News Across Virginia
Jim Cooley and Mrs. Jim Rodgers of Florida called on friends here last week. Mrs. Ronnie Jenkins hosted a supper for a waterless cooker firm. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Graver attended Meadow Mills services led by Rev. Mr. Beard of Martinsburg West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Grover visited Rest Haven Nursing Home. Mr. Albert Bowers leaves for VPI to attend college this winter. Buddy Morrison and Richard Funk of Strasburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stickley. Mrs. Virgie Grant of Winchester visited Mrs. Nannie Bray. Miss Lula Miller of Mt. Solon spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Stickley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Cooley
Jim Rodgers
Florida
Ronnie Jenkins
D. N. Graver
Meadow Mills
Mr. Beard
Martinsburg
W. Va
H. E. Grover
Gertie Ebersole
Rest Haven
Middletown
Albert Bowers
Buddy Morrison
Richard Funk
Strasburg
Russell Stickley
Virgie Grant
Winchester
Nannie Bray
Lula Miller
Mt. Solon
William Stickley
Sculptor Carl Milles Dies in Stockholm at 80
Swedish born sculptor Carl Milles, a towering figure in modern sculpture who became a U.S. citizen in 1945, died at his Stockholm home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Carl Milles
Mrs Eckard Dies in Baltimore Maryland
Mrs. Jennie Eckard aged 54 of Chambersville died at 9 a m in the University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore after a period of hospitalization She was born September 28 1900 in Sugar Grove West Virginia daughter of the late Benjamin and Matilda Hoover Moats wife of William I Eckard married May 30 1920 in Sugar Grove Surviving are one brother Floyd Moats of Washington DC and a foster son Charles Moats Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev John S Shade of the Pentecostal Church of God officiating Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery remains will rest at the funeral home until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Eckard
Chambersville
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
She
Sugar Grove, W. Va
Benjamin and
Matilda Hoover Moats
William I. Eckard
Sugar Grove
Mr. Erd
Floyd Moats
Washington, D.C
Charles Moats
Jones Funeral Home
John S. Shade
Pentecostal Church of God
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Exchange Club Symphony
National Symphony
Handley
Lawrence Fauver
Harry Carpenter
Lewis H. Hyde, Jr
Leon Slavin
City
Thut
Laurens Jones
Kiwanis
Handley High School
Bard
Garland Quarles
Hubert Stratton
Vincent Hollis
Jack Chapman
Jack Rollins
Ike Ebert
Amos Shryock
Robert Bane
Harry Aikens
Raymond Anderson
al Zaharchuk
James Wood
John Wolfe
William Bennett
South End
Allen Fowler
William Pryor
Rouss
Preston Moffett
Charles Pine, Sr
Gibson
Eugene Cooper
Douglas
Arthur Gilkey
Stephens City
Pete Earle
Pony Farm
George Snarr
Fetisan
Millwood Ave
N. Cameron S&t
West Hart St
Channel 4
Pinky Lee
Howdy Doody
Channel 5
News
Superman
Dinah Shore
Martha Raye
Fireside Theater
Big
Sprague Weather
Sports Tonight
Steve Allen
Heat
Rex Bell
Lamb Session
Dee Dorman
Lamb
Hoppity
Skippity
E. Westmore
Gene Evans
Mary Welch
Inspector Mark Saber
Wrestling From
Baltimore News
Featurama Featurama
Channel
Rendell
John Daly
Warner Bros
Wyatt Earp
Danny Thomas
Cavalcade Theater
Studio 7
Small Town Story
P Temple's Ranch
Laurel & Hardy
Midnight Patrol
Esso
Edwards Patti Page
Navy Log
Joe and
Mabel
Spotlight Playhouse
Soldiers of Fortune
Mystic Circle
Madame Houdini
Feather Your
Janet Martin
Saga
al Ross
Gene Archer
Ted Mack
Sweeney
Buster Crabbe
Hidden Valley
Bert Gordon
Thea
Gene Autry
Cindy Lou
Hollywood Matinee
Casey Jones
Chas. Starrett
Ladies’ Home
Lynn Hart
Christian
Ladies Home Theater
Black Phantom
Love of Life
Search For Tom
Robert Q. Lewis
Bob Crosby
Portable & Standard Winchester Typewriter CO
J. BE. Cain
W. Piccadilly St
Polly
National Brewing Co
Next Game Channel
Mrs. Eckard
The
Pentecostal Church , God
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Old—Strong Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Betty Rose
Vienna
Winchester’s Shopping Center
All America
Stern
Stem
Ford
Shenandoah
Valley Ave
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