Flower Show Planned In Harrisonburg
Four Harrisonburg garden clubs Crestview Kensington Lanier and Sherwood plan a Fall Flower Show titled God Bless America. The event on Friday Oct 11 runs 2 to 8 pm at Asbury United Methodist Church Social Hall with artistic cultural and novice classes and a bazaar area for gifts. Reservations for the artistic division are by phone before Oct 6 with contact persons for each category.
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Kensington
Lanier and
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James Jefferson
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Asbury United Methodist Church
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Mitchell Duplicate Bridge Winners at George Washington Hotel
Mrs H D Harper and Mrs Howard Shockey topped the northe south position in the Mitchell duplicate at the George Washington Hotel on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Hyde placed second with Jim Thomas and Lloyd Broadstreet third. In the east west section Mrs Harold G Brown and Mrs J A Hoting won ahead of Mr and Mrs Larry Goode year with Mrs Irvan O Connell and Mrs John Goodwin third.
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Howard Shockey
George Washington Hotel
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Jim Thomas
Lloyd Broadstreet
Harold G. Brown
J. A. Hoting
Larry Goode
Irvan O’connell
John Goodwin
Rev Marsh to Speak at Hebron Baptist Gore
The Rev Lester Marsh of Manassas will be the visiting speaker at the morning worship service tomorrow at 11 o clock at Hebron Baptist Church in Gore.
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Manassas
Hebron Baptist Church
Gore
Florence Nightingale Class Rummage Sale At Church
The Florence Nightingale Class of the First United Methodist Church will hold a rummage sale at 141 S&S Loudoun St. Monday 1 to 9 pm, Tuesday 9 am to 9 pm, and Wednesday 9 am until. London's 1863 subway noted. 1969 Booster division prize rises to 1000 dollars.
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First United Methodist Church
S&s
Loudoun St
ABC
Welcome Wagoners Hear About Ceramics
A dinner meeting was held at The Elms for the Welcome Wagon Club. Members discussed ceramics and related crafts during the event.
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the Elms
Welcome Wagon Club
Womeldorfs Honored After Long Church Service
The Rev and Mrs G Ray Womeldorf were honored at the First Presbyterian Church 11 a m service marking his retirement. A Loudoun Hall reception followed and the congregation gifted them over 3000 to buy a 1968 Plymouth Satellite plus a check. He served 18 years, was born near Lexington, studied at Washington and Lee, and served as a medic in World War I. They later spent 18 years in China and helped grow the Sunny Side Presbyterian Chapel.
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First Presbyterian Church
Loudoun Hall
Womeldorf
Lexington
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China
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Sunnyside
Charles Ritter
Dear Abby Advice Columns From 1968 Syndicate
A composite of Dear Abby letters about wedding exclusion, friendships, and personal decisions. A widow-turned-wife questions wedding guest access and in-laws, a teen asks how to end a vulgar friendship, and others seek guidance on family, fertility disclosure, funeral attire, and personal correspondence.
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Local Social Notes Include College Moves And Family Visits
Raymond D Steele leaves Middletown for Madison College to join the junior class after high school and college graduations. Tom and Mrs Link and Frank Smith pair with Ellen Burrows family in Landover Hills and Williamsburg weekend. Dabney Watts Jr graduates Officer Candidate School at Hargrave Military Academy and is promoted to supply sergeant. Howard Conner family vacation in Killeen Texas near Camp Hood where Elaine Conner resides. Earl Zombie and family visit Bangor Maine relatives in Boyce.
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M. J. Nixon
Middletown
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Shenandoah College
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Mrec Prank Smith
Streeburg
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Link
Ellen Burrows
Landover Hills
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Hargrave Military Academy
Chatham
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship Meeting and Film Night
The Berryville Presbyterian Youth Fellowship invites all 8th through 12th graders to a sandwich supper at 8 p.m. at Berryville Church. A film titled Members One For Another will be shown at 6 30 p.m. with a discussion afterward.
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Berryville
New Pattern 4914 for Children Sizes 2 4 6 8 10
Quick-sew swingy skimmer pattern printed in 4914 with cotton checks and plaid ta ffa ta. Includes size 6 yardage 1 1/2 yards 35 inch. Pattern price sixtyfive cents with mailing surcharge. send to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY 10011. Also catalog offer and sewing book promotion.
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Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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