Official Visit by Mrs. Helen K Butt to Winchester Pilot Club
Lieutenant governor of District 11 Pilot International Mrs Helen K Butt attended the Winchester Pilot Club meeting. She has eight years as a Pilot and is a charter member of the Chesapeake club. She and her husband run a printing firm on Kempsville Road. The visit aimed to bolster Pilot relations and public relations for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen K. Butt
Chesapeake
Pilot International
Pilot Club of
Winchester
Benefit Fashion Show Seen As Great Social Event
The annual Benefit Fashion Show and Tea at Courtfield home of Senator Byrd drew hundreds and raised about $2500 for Northwestern Workshop. Narrator Ellie Creamer presented outfits from Margaret L Hodgson Shop with models including Mrs. Lohr Dunlap, Mrs. David Lewis, Mrs. H Delmer Robinson Jr., and Miss Becky Nesselrodt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Pennypacker
Margaret L. Hodgson
Ellie
New York City
Jack Wasserman
David Lewis
H. Delmer Robinson, Jr
Calendar of events for the evening schedule
Tuesday night listings include Civil Air Patrol at 7 30 p m at the old Virginia Woolen Mill Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge and Alcoholics Anonymous at the First Baptist Church all in the evening program notes for local readers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Winchester Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Achievements
Mrs. Mary Ridgeway was guest of honor at a Winchester dinner with family members Garland and LeRoy Ridgeway and others. Gay Wise and Julie Massie attended Nascar races in Martinsville meeting drivers. Ellen Ann Baumgardner earned a Radford College bachelor's degree. Local Randolph-Macon College freshmen include Susan Knight Arthur Tim Terry Smith Stewart Whitham Randolph Metz DeHaven and James Louthan. D A R members from Fort Loudoun attended a District V meeting in Alexandria. The Smiths and Willis families returned from a Florida vacation. Meta Wingfield, formerly of Winchester, is a patient in Providence Rhode Island hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ridgeway
Garland Ridgeway
Arlington
LeRoy Ridgeway
Gulfport
Miss
Beckie Godlove
Edna Swain
Susan Kerns
May Seal
Ethel Kercheval
Winchester
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Susan Knight Arthur
Joist Hite Place
Tim Terry Smith
Brandon Drive
Stewart Delmar Whitham
Hawthorne Drive
Randolph Metz DeHaven
Rt. 5
James Howard Louthan
Handley Ave
Meta Wingfield
Rogers Williams General Hospital
Chalkstone Ave
Providence
R.I
North Mountain 4-H Club Holds Supper and Fair Meeting
The North Mountain Go-Getters 4-H Club announces a monthly meeting and a pot luck supper at 6 p.m. The club fair follows with exhibits to enter and a covered dish. An officer election ends the evening with all proceeds benefiting the club. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mountain Go- Getters 4-H Club
North Mountain 4-H Club
Former Winchester Pioneer Celebrates 100th Birthday in Miami
Edward Washington Cather celebrated his 100th birthday in Miami Florida on September 15 at his home. He was honored by relatives from Winchester and beyond and received greetings from national and state leaders. The event featured about 15 neighborhood mothers and children bringing a cake and gifts as he greeted guests well into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Washington Cather
Winchester
Miami
Fla
Cather
Winchester Cold Storage
Richard M. Nixon
Reubin Askew
Florida
J. Kenneth Robinson
Mr. Cather
B.C. Baker
Bubbling Springs
W.va
Baker
George Cather
Open Virginia orchards invite fall picnics and pick your own apples
Virginia Department of Agriculture promotes three open orchard regions in Amherst Nelson and Northern Virginia near Washington offering pick your own apples with baskets or personal containers. Apple harvest is ample though late and fruit is smaller but high quality. Orchard visits may include apple butter cider honey and picnic on grass with guidance from staff. Contact Charles Mayes for details at 203 N Governor St Richmond VA 23219.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris B. Hays
Virginia Dept. of Agriculture & Commerce Market News Service
Prass
Charles Mayes
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Commerce
Virginia
Amherst - Nelson
Washington
Virginia Department of Agriculture & Commerce
Governor St
Richmond
Colorful Facial Highlighting Experiment Notes
The passage discusses experiment with facial color using blusher darker than skin tone and eye color in pastel pinks and yellows. It emphasizes a light touch to achieve an unlifting highlighting effect. It notes that many women can wear deeper blush and pastel eye shades without overpowering features.
Arts and Crafts Show Opens at New Market
The New Market Arts and Crafts Festival brings about 20 demonstrators to the Henkel House for a weekend event in the Shenandoah Valley. Leather crafts tatting broom making china painting and basket weaving join ceramics pottery and oil painting as demonstrations. Over 100 local exhibitors and an expected crowd of more than 5 000 last year will attend with display times Friday noon to 7 30 p m Saturday 10 a m to 8 p m Sunday noon to 7 30 p m and Monday noon to 6 30 p mопрос
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley
Henkel
New Market
Miss Covert Guest of Winchester Jaycee-ettes
Debra Sue Covert the reigning Miss Winchester Tri-County spoke at the September Winchester Jaycee-ettes meeting about her Miss Virginia Pageant experience in Roanoke where she was first runner up. New members Carol Wilkes and Judy Ritter were initiated. Bake Sale set for Oct 14 in front of Leggetts at 8 30 a.m. Ham sandwiches and pastries featured. Halloween party planned for Oct 27 at Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad HQ. Cystic Fibrosis Drive total stands at 2025.18. Stonewall Extension Homemakers Council meets Sept for a luncheon. Pickles and Relishes demo by Phyliss Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Sue Covert
Winchester Tri- County
Winchester Jaycee-ettes
Virginia
Roanoke
Debbie Shickle
Carol Wilkes
Judy Ritter
Leggetts
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Jaycee-ettes
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Pilot Club
Helen Butt
John Friant
Edward Thompson
Sue Hamman
James Tyler
Leesburg
Lynn Cooper
Cornelia Revel
Roy Hockman
Becky Nesselrodt
Eugene Dearing, Jr
Don Shockey
James Laidlaw
Fay Dutton
Cassie Scully
Leslie Hughes
James Wilkins, Jr
James Shockey
Virgil Strader, Jr
Ferman Perry
J. Victor Arthur, Jr
Debbie Covert
John J. Armstrong
Frank Armstrong, III
J. H. Yost, Jr
John Clemens
Marvin Piland
Thomas Glass
Elizabeth Wilkins
Richie Wilkins
Cambridge
Rmstrong
N. Loudoun St
Gay Wise
Julie Massie
Martinsville
Bobby Allison
Richard Petty
David Pearson
Bobby Issac
Ellen Ann Baumgardner
Fairmont Ave
Radford College
Victor Wheeler
Margaret Ennis
Marshall Klingensmith
Ruth Royston
Berryville
Fort Loudoun
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Virginia Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Alexandria
Charles E. Smith, JR
Front Royal Road
Edward L. Willis
Greenwood Road
Gary Bauserman
Luray
Morris E. Cather
Hargrave Military Academy
Chatham
L. Russell Cather
Leo W. Cather
San Antonio
Tex
Roy A. Cather
C. Irvine Cather
Layton H
Evelyn) Stockdale
Douglas Cather
Kenneth Cather
Herbert Cather
Morris
Willie
E.W. Cather
Worth H
Miss Covert
Stonewall
Homemakers
Stonewall Extension Homemakers Council
Kiwanis
Recreation Park
Dorothy Wilson
Phyliss Dyer
Yvonne P. Butler
PEW
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