Osbornes to Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Dr and Mrs Archibald Osborne of Berryville plan a quiet 60th anniversary observance. Their long Clarke County ties include delivery of over 4100 Clarke County babies and Clarke County’s first patient sent to Winchester Memorial Hospital in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Osborne
Archibald Osborne
Berryville
Osborne
Grace Episcopal Church
James Thomson
Clarke County
Clarke
Patyville
Osbornes
Mount Calvary Episcopal Church
Bluemont
Fannie Meade
Winchester Memorial Hospital
St. Patrick’s Day
Margretta Whiting
J Whiting
Hunter
Francis Osborne
Personal News and Births in Winchester Area
Mr and Mrs B F Gilbert of 1611 Valley Ave announce a future event after two weeks. Mr and Mrs Frank Lee Bragg Jr congratulate on the birth of a son, Todd Kelly, on September 26 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Lucille Daniels remains a patient at University of Virginia Hospital. Judy the chimp and trainer C Perry Cline Jr visit Kernstown. Worship service led by F H Way at Braddock Street Church Chapel tomorrow at 9:45 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Gilbert
Valley Ave
Dee Seaan
Fair York
Frank Lee Bragg, JR
Brucetown
Todd Kelly
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bragg
Betty Lou Hoover
Lucille Daniels
Kent St
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Judy
Chimp
C. Perry Cline, Jr
Thamesville, Ga
Kernstown
Aubrey Madigan
F. H. Way
Braddock Street
John W. Rosenberger
Miss Orndoff Bride of Frederick Jobe
The marriage occurred Saturday afternoon September 23 at St Pauls Methodist Church in Hagerstown Maryland with Rev J Turnbull Spicknall officiating. The couple will reside with the groom's parents in Brucetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Orndoff
Frederick Jobe
Liam Jobe
Brucetown
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Hagerstown
J. Turnbull Spicknall
Xi Beta Chapter Plans Charity Concert and Convention Details
Xi Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Charcoal Hearth for dinner and social time. They announced a concert by The Valley Chanters on October 14 at James Wood High School to benefit Winchester Memorial Hospital Fund. Convention in Washington at the Marriott Motel runs October 27-28 with reservations due by October 5.
Winchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Meeting
The Women's Auxiliary to Winchester Memorial Hospital will meet Monday at 1 30 p m at the hospital. Members are urged to attend as several important announcements will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Please Phone Your Social Items To Nancy Pennypacker
Readers are asked to call Nancy Pennypacker at 662 3878 with social notices and items for the newspaper column. The paper seeks engagements weddings births anniversaries and other society happenings for timely publication.
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Nancy Pennypacker
Calendar of Events at Relief Methodist Church and Nearby Groups
September 30 features a Relief Methodist Church Fun Festival plus an 8:30 a.m. bake sale by Women of Round Hill Methodist and a 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. rummage sale by Xi Chi Chapter Beta Sigma at 109 S Loudoun St. October 2 lists events for Job's Daughters Kip Hall and various clubs, with multiple 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. gatherings at locations including Braddock Street and the George Washington Hotel.
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Relief Methodist Church
Round Hill Methodist
McCrory
Beta Sigma
S. Loudoun St
Job
Kip
Braddock St
Exhausters Auto
Northern Virginia Hairdressers Assn
D.A.V
George Washington
National Council of Catholic Women
Gore
Rose Show Set on EST by Garden Club of ae
Exhibitors and spectators are reminded by Mrs. E. W. Lacy Jr. that the Rose Show next week follows Eastern Standard Time. Of 21 horticultural classes and seven arrangement classes, all but two arrangement classes are open to amateur rose growers. five public arrangement classes include My Love Is Like a Red Red Rose One Dozen Roses The Yellow Rose of Summer and The Pan Rose of Summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Lacy, Jr
Garden Club of
Virginia
Winchester AAUW Branch Met. Educational TV Film Shown
The Winchester branch of the American Association of University Women met at the Werp Memorial Building. After business a film on educational television titled The Influential Americans was shown. A district meeting on educational television will be held October 28 at Braddock Street Methodist Church. Numerous local and regional guests and hostesses attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
American Association of University Women
Wer
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Gladys Santo
James Troxel
Mendel Zickefoose
Miner 1
Petrie
Vivian Smallridge
Ramona Lowman
Neil Hoke
Henry Whiting
Charles Toan
Terry Lenny
Zehnpfennig
David
Dorothy Vargo
City
L. Glenn Norman
Charles Hebbard
Berryville
Stuart E. Brown, Jr
Millwood
H. Robert Edwards
Jack Fretwell
William Gochenour, Jr
Paul T. Moore
Evelyn Curl
Raymond Womeldorf
Victor Wheeler
Robert J. McNally
TAC Dance and Election Events At War Memorial Building
The War Memorial Building hosts a TAC Dance Saturday from 7 30 to 11 p m and a TAC Election Sunday in the afternoon. Both events feature community participation and local scheduling notices.
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War Memorial Building
Teen Age Club Annual Election Tomorrow
The 5th Annual Teen Age Club Election will be held at the War Memorial Building Sunday at 2:00 p.m. TAG members should attend to hear candidate speeches and vote. The TAC refreshment committee serves a hot meal after.
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War Memorial
TAG
TAC
Billy Butler
Jimmy Hockman
Bill Schenck
Jackie Bell
Julie Glass
Patsy Strosnider
Cheryl de Haven
Robin Hockman
Handley
Alice Carpenter
Jayanne Haines
James Wood
Sandy Russell
Sue Owings
Local PBW Celebrates NPW Week in Winchester
Mrs Kenneth Henry president and club members plan National Business Women's Week events October 17. The Winchester club lists 24 of 71 jobs represented among its 175000 national federation members, marking the 42nd anniversary of the federation. The 1947 established group notes past community contributions and district 7 fall meeting October 7 in Woodstock led by Mrs Lawrence Lichliter and with Mrs An Ames as 3rd vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Henry
Business Professional Women’s Club
Winchester Business and Professional Women’s Club
United States
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Salvation Army
Woodstock
Lawrence Lichliter
An Ames
James M Lineburg Anniversary Greeting
Mr and Mrs James M Lineburg celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary. They wed September 28 1957 at the Christian Church of this city with Rev S J Goode officiating. The couple resides at Kernstown and Mrs Lineburg was formerly Edith Mae Feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Lineburg
Christian Church
J. Goode
Kernstown
Clip n File Food Strip Starts in Star
The article details the launch of Clip n File Food Strip All About Food by Tested Recipe Institute and The Hall Syndicate to share tested cooking tips. It notes the institute's 12 plus years of recipe testing and a vast library and its Manhattan offices at 500 Fifth Avenue. Robert H. Lewin leads a 40 person staff preparing for the World of Food Pavilion at the 1964 65 New York World's Fair. The piece also mentions a Stephenson Methodist Church Women’s Society meeting at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Famous
Tested Recipe Institute, Inc
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Tested Recipe Institute
Amaz
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Empire’ State
Institute
Robert H. Lewin
Births for September from Warren Greyer to Russell Holly Mallow
September births for families across Delplane Front Royal and Charles Town list six newborns: a girl Mary Virginia to Mr and Mrs Joseph Warren Greyer. a girl Tammy Kay to Mr and Mrs Donald Bryant Wolford. a boy Wayne Allen to Mr and Mrs James Allen Jenkins. a girl Lee to Mr and Mrs Gordon Rhodes Nelson. a boy to Mr and Mrs Hollins N Randolph Jr. and a boy for Raymond Logan Jacobs and Lulu Helfin, plus a girl Penny Lynn for Russell Holly Mallow.
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Joseph Warren Greyer
Delplane
Mary Virginia
Greyer
Mary Ethel Clegg
Donald Bryant Wolford
Douglas St
Tammy Kay
Wolford
Guelda Joyce Parish
James Allen Jenkins
National Ave
Wayne Allen
Jenkins
Helen Virginia Brewer
Gordon Rhodes Nelson
Lee St
Front Royal
Nelson
Louise Virginia Boyce
Hollins N. Randolph, Jr
Charles Town
W. Va
Randolph
Nancy Lee Wilson
Raymond Logan Jacobs
Bellview Ave
Jacobs
Lulu Myrtle Helfin
Clarke Property Brings $9100 At Auction
Mrs. Clinton M. Polhamus paid $9100 for the R. C. Brown property on W. Main St yesterday. A Garland Williams served as trustee of the sale, cited by W. D. Orndorff. The lot, bounded by Main St and Lincoln Ave, is improved by a brick residence and the sale was conducted at the Court House. Buffalo tackle Ron Luciano, nicknamed Unlucky Luciano, says injuries have plagued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton M. Polhamus
R. C. Brown
W. Main St
A. Garland Williams
W. D. Orndorff
Main St
Lincoln Ave
Court House
Valley Chanters Plan Evening Concert at Grace Church
The Valley Chanters led by Floyd W. Haines perform tonight at 8 at Grace Methodist Church Middletown. Mrs Georgia Cather is the pianist with songs by the full chorus and separate men's and women's choirs plus a sing along. A silver offering goes to the Service Class General Fund. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Valley Chanters
Floyd W. Haines
Grace Methodist Church
Middletown
Georgia Cather
Ladies Urged To Avoid Leg Show At Party Conference
London AP reports Conservative party women were advised by headquarters in Right Approach magazine not to turn the annual conference into a leg show. The guidance urged ladies to sit straight keep knees close and avoid the knees wide pose seen with football team photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Conservative Party
Richmond Ends Daylight Saving Time In All Three Counties
Richmond and adjacent Henrico and Chesterfield vote to abandon daylight saving time at 2 a m. Tuesday. The change makes the 1 to 2 a m period occur twice, giving residents an extra hour of sleep while workers lose an hour of pay. Other states revert to standard time at 2 a m on Oct 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond-area
Henrico County
Chesterfield County
Prople
TV Classes Begin Here Monday
About 1,200 elementary students in Frederick County will start experimental television classes Monday. Five 23 inch screen receivers at Middletown, Stephens City, Robinson and Stonewall schools will receive lessons broadcast from WRVA TV Richmond and relayed via WSVA TV Harrisonburg. The 26 week series covers music science current events art and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Middletown
Stephens City
Robinson
Stonewall
Wrva-Tv
Richmond
Wsva-Tv
Harrisonburg
Protest Demands Confiscation of Churches in Nation
William F. Johnson of Patterson New Jersey president of the National Council of Catholic Men asks Washington to confiscate churches in the country amid a sweeping protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Council of Catholic Men
William F. Johnson
Patterson, N. J
Chrohnelst
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Rand
Jacqueline Robinson
Jackson Robinson
Mrs. Hott
Johnson
Shippensburg
Baddock St. Church
Caracas
University Women
Teen Age Club
PBW
NPW
Star
Woman’s Society of Christain Service
Stephenson Methodist Church
Clarke Property
Buffalo
Ron Luciano
Luciano
E. Piccadilly
Gaunt’s Drug Store
W. Boscawen St
Episcopal Church
the Commercial Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cather’s
Amherst ST
William A. Seppeler
Berlin Art Academy
Heidelberg University
Max Lieberman
van Dongen
Raoul Dufy
Max Slavogt
Fleishers
Waterford Foundation
Tober
Waterford
Leesburg
Igesburg
Mark's Gap
Loudoun County
Waterford Foundation, Inc
Waterford, Virginia
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