Women 5 Fins Members See AAUW Skit at Meeting
The Winchester Branch of the American Association of University Women held a September meeting with 45 members and three guests. A skit based on What’s My Line was performed by members including Mrs. Paul Gore and Miss Susannah Godlove, with moderator Mrs. E. C. Copenhaver. Dessert served by the hostess committee. Plans were authorized to pursue an award for the top high school senior on College Board exams.
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Alt
Winchester
Warrior
At’s My
Paul Gore
William Godenour
Evelyn Curl
Susannah Godlove
E. C. Copenhaver
Herbert Larrick
British Isles
John Hawse
Winchester Golf Club
Ing.a.u.w
Enry Eavis
Flower Show Set by Federated Clubs in Virginia
Mrs. Herbert Solenberger announces committee chairs for the flower show to be held October 6 and 7 at the Virginia Avenue School auditorium. The event, titled October Living, is hosted by the Federated Garden Clubs of Virginia with three local clubs involved The Lord Fairfax Old Fredericktown and Colonial.
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Herbert Solenberger
Virginia Avenue
Federated Garden Clubs of Virginia
Lord Fairfax
Old Fredericktown
Colonial
Federated Clubs
Solener
Hugh Crisman
Schale
French Lee
Robert Creamer
Gordon Whitham
William Huntsberry
R. E. Myers
Stephen Rosenberger
B. J. Sager
Allen Koman
Smoot Carter
Paul Haldeman
V.K. Sirbaugh
Wilbur Krise
Richard Goode
Local Women Enter Holton Arms School in Washington
Mrs. Cecil Brown of 256 Opequon Ave is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Elise Hortenstine and Linda Custer, daughters of two physicians, depart with Mrs. Custer to study at Holton Arms School in Washington. Phyllis Maccubbin and Katie Glaize also entered Holton Arms on Thursday.
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Cecil Brown
Opequon Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Elise Hortenstine
John C. Hortenstine
Linda Custer
Monford Custer
Washington
Holton Arms School
Custer
Phyllis Maccubbin
H. P. Maccubbin
Katie Glaize
Philip Glaize
Holton Arms
County Agent Schedule and Nursing Association Meeting
The county home demonstration agent outlines a week of HDC and 4 H Club meetings at Bellview Avenue Friendly Grove Stonewall and Kline schools plus training on the 4 H girls project. Nurses Association Area 12 held its regular meeting at Duff’s with good attendance led by President Mrs Catherine Pifer.
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Bellview Ave
Vera Crawford
Friendly Grove
Stonewall
Culpepper
South Frederick
Stonewall School
Kline
HDC
Calendar of Events September entries across clubs
September 24 features Exhausters Auto Club at 7 p.m. and Stonewall P T A at 7 30 p.m. followed by Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel. September 25 lists all day Lions Club Broom Sale, Lions Club at Market Street Methodist Church, Exchange Club at the Washington Hotel, Stephens City Lions Brot Sale, plus 8 p.m. gatherings of the Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge and Alcoholics Anonymous at First Baptist Church.
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Exhausters Auto Club Club
Rt. 50
Stonewall P.T
George Washington Hotel
Lions Club
Broom Sale
City
Market St. Methodist Church
Exchange Club
Ie Wasington Hotel
Stephens City
Lions
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Community Meeting and Scout Activities Schedule
Monday 7:30 p.m. War Memorial Building hosts Girl Scout Troops 18 27 and Boy Scout Troop 1 with lounge closed. Tuesday Chamber of Commerce course with Girl Scout Troops and Girl Scout Training sessions. lounge closed.
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Boy Scout
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Lewis Selected to Direct Country Girl at Little Theater
Mrs. Marion Lewis was chosen to direct the Little Theater’s Country Girl at the Bark Mill meeting Thursday evening. The earlier version was a Bing Crosby Grace Kelly hit film. The local drama is slated for mid November production.
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Marion Lewis
Little Theater
Bark Mill
Bing Crosby
Grace Kelly
South River Flower Show Plans Autumn Enchantment
The South River Garden Club stages its sixth annual fall show at Bentonville Baptist Church on Route 340 Thursday from 3 to 9 p.m. A silver offering will be collected. Ribbons honor ten classes including Rad iant Sunrise and Silence Waters with water, Moon Glow, Whispering Wind, and Nature's Bounty with junior and inter club divisions.
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South River Garden Club
Bentonville Baptist Church
Route 340
Bentonville
Saturns Grove
Bridge winners crowned at Washington Hotel event
Winners of the Monday duplicate bridge at the George Washington Hotel were Mrs Howard Shockey and Mrs H P Kern Jr. In second were Mr and Mrs W W Cline with Vincent Catanzello and Tom Scully third. Mrs E E Willkie and Mrs A W Kinney placed fourth.
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George Washington Hotel
Howard Shockey
H. P. Kern, Jr
W. W. Cline
Vincent Catazello
Tom Scully
E. E. Willkie
A. W. Kinney
Dear Abby Snoring Dog and Teenage Pleas for Help
Dear Abby responds to a reader about a dog that snores loudly and disturbs sleep. She suggests consulting a veterinarian about silencing a snoring animal and notes dogs may not easily change sleep habits. The column also runs teen concerns about relationships and parental conflict.
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Abby
Goldie
Teenager
Miss Boswell and Harold Roomsburg Engaged
Jean Carol Boswell of Route 2 and Harold B Roomsburg of Hayfield are engaged. JeanCarol a 1962 James Wood High School graduate works for W T Grant Co Harold Roomsburg attended Capon Bridge High School and works for Dr Pepper Bottling No wedding date yet set.
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Charles A. Boswell
Route 2
Jean Carol
Harold B. Roomsburg
Ray Roomsburg
Hayfield
Miss Boswell
James Wood High School
W. T. Grant Co
Roomburg
Capon Bridge
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
VEW Auxiliary Elects Officers at Latest Meeting
Vernie Taylor was elected vice president and Zella Lofton named guard of the VEW Auxiliary to Post 2123 Veterans of Foreign Wars at its recent Post Home meeting. The next Newton D. Baker Hospital visit is September 27 with transportation help via MO 2-3142. Alice Trenary chairs the Christmas card committee. The Seventh District meet is set for December 9 here. Dollie Adams reported on the flower committee. The group meets next on November 19.
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Vernie Taylor
Zella Lofton
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Alice Trenary
Dollie Adams
Market Street WSCS Meeting At 7 30 P M
Market Street Methodist Church WSCS will meet tomorrow at 7 30 P M Circle 2 leads with Mrs Walter E Adams on The Biblical Foundation of Missions The Relief Methodist Church’s newly formed WSCS will attend All members urged to attend
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Market Street Methodist Church
WSCS
Circle 2
Walter E. Adams
Biblical Foundation of Missions
Relief Methodist Church
Nesmiths Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Nesmith on their 40th anniversary. They were married in Winchester by Rev. G. W. Stover on Sept. 23, 1922. Mrs. Nesmith is the former Dorothy Luttrell. They have two daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Printa and Betty Jean Nesmith.
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R. A. Nesmith
Winchester
G. W. Stover
Friday Bridge Winners Named at Winchester Golf Club
Friday duplicate bridge at Winchester Golf Club crowned winners Mrs Ellis Ford and Mrs John Griffith. Second place went to Mr and Mrs Richard A Goode with third for Mrs E E Wilkie and Mrs A W Kinney. Fourth place to Mrs Howard Shockey and Mrs H P Kern Jr. Tie for fifth among several players. Jaycees Director’s meeting at Lee Jackson tonight at 7 30 with an informal smoker Wednesday and regular business meeting Thursday.
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Winchester Golf Club
Ellis Ford
John Griffith
Richard A. Goode
E. E. Wilkie
A. W. Kinney
Howard Shockey
H .P. Kern, Jr
Louise Ramsey
Mark Whetzel
Charles Town
W. Va
R. B
The
Jaycees
Lee-Jackson
Canasta Club Meets Tuesday in Fox Drive Home
The newly organized Canasta Club on Fox Drive will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Harry Waterman’s home 27 Fox Drive. Members include Mrs. Ee , Lawrence Kroggel, Mrs. Ray Locke Jr., Mrs. Cletus Sirbaugh, Mrs. Robert Wills, Mrs. Robert Kilbourne, Mrs. Marvin Beaty and Mrs. Harry Waterman.
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Fox Drive
Harry Waterman
Lawrence P. Kroggel
Ray 0. Locke, Jr
Cletus Sirbaugh
Robert E. Wills
Robert S. Kilbourne
Marvin Beaty
Harry H. Waterman
Chestnut Grove Homecoming at Chestnut Grove Church
Chestnut Grove Church hosts its annual homecoming and all day meeting on September 30. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 by Rev. Lovely Gruber from Baltimore, a former pastor. Afternoon service at 2 features special music. pastor Rev. L. L. Shreck invites the public to attend and bring a picnic lunch.
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Chestnut Grove
Lovely Gruber
Baltimore
L. L. Shreck
Mohawk Cotton Rugs in 27 by 54 Inch Size
Mohawk fabric rugs offered in cotton weave 27 by 54 inches priced at 3.95 dollars. Multiple associated colors available as options for shoppers seeking small area coverings.
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Mohawk
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