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Stounton, Leader, Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1963 17 cabbage for an excellent sandwich filling. HI Stauntonians Enroll At Marion Clovereffes 4-H Club Installs New Officers Hi hi Hi News The Centerville Cloverettes 4- Club organized this month with Carolyn Wright serving as The second meeting of the Bet? junior leader. V.F.W. Business Lunches Friday HAM Hashed Brown Potatoes, Salad, Tea er Coffee, Dessert Free 75c 11 to 2 p.m.

VFW Home, S. Lewis St. The officers elected were Dia Tri-Hi-Y was called to order, Monday, Sept. 23, by Molly Grogan, president. na Click, president; Shelly Glick, vice president; Eloise Hurst, sec Devotions were given by Carol retary; Debbie Simmons, treas MARION The Misses Catherine H.

Alexander, Bettie Grim, and Betsy McAllister have enrolled at Marion College, Marion. Miss daughter o( Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Alexan der, 20 Terry Staunton, is a freshman.

Miss Grim, a fresh man, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Grim, 1106 N. Coalter Staunton.

A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. McAllis ter 22 Taylor Staunton, Miss McAllister is a sophomore All three students are graduates of Robert E. Lee High School.

A two-year college for women, owned and operated by the Virginia Synod of the Lutheran mmMm: X'' Stogdale, chaplain. The were read by Linda Hite, secre urer; Loretta Berry, reporter and Ruth Ann Cramer, sergeanf- tary. Sally Haislip gave the treas urer's report. at-arms. Carolyn Wright gave a demon It was decided to set up a mini stration on "Quick Camp mum goal for the World Service fund.

ane lnsiauea tne oiticers in a candlelight installation ceremony. Susan Baueher, second vice I president, will have a program The club, which has 13 charter members, chose sewing as its committee meeting Ihursday. Church of America, Marion Col first project of the year, Wednesday, a group will go I Club leaders are Mrs. Nancy ll'8e offers liberal arts and Pre with Jane Hurowitz, to visit the BEEF BARBECUE Saturday, Sept. 28 3 to 7:30 p.m.

West View Methodist Church Country Store, Homemade Ice Cream and Cake Proceeds for Parsonage Building Fund children at V. S. D. B. The council will meet before it 1 1 iii mafci eech Tri-Hi-Y meeting.

This sche dule will give the club more time Wright, Mrs. Barbara Hurst and Protessional courses to area, na-Mrs Mary Glick tonwide, and foreign students. 0 Thin lemon slices centered with Grind the parts of that cooked capers or sliced pimiento-stuffed) smoked tongue that can't be sliced olives make a delightful garnish land mix with mayonnaise, chili for veal chops. I sauce and finely shredded green NO NONSENSE NURSE Art Lynch, a patient at Our Lady ot Lourdes Hospital in Camden, N. grins as a new nursing student, George Fanslau, administers to him.

Fanslau, an Air Force veteran, faces 18 months of study before graduating as a Registered Nurse. Assisting are two prettier spectators. for the program. It was decided to have a tuna for officers to be used for Blue Ridge Summer Camp for Tri-Hi Ys and Hi-Ys. WILSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FLOWER II, Class and Connie Miller whose flowers SHOW winners are left to right: Karen Murko, were judged best horticulture entry, in place fifth grade student, a blue ribbon in Division of a sweepstakes winner.

(Staff Photo by Sutton) 'School Colls Again Flower Show Held At Wilson Elementary School For a school project this year, the social committee would like to have "The Thought for the Week" at Robert E. Lee Hiqh School. The program committee will make a calendar, upon which will be the programs for the year. second; Joan Daughtry, third; Mike Cooper, first; Kathy Coy- Mrs. W.

J. Perry presented honorable mention, Brenda Deeper, Ann Clark, Charles Eckard. Class II Our Colors Mike ner, second; Tish McCune, third; honorable mention, Linda Grove, Sherry Hiner, Maxine Simmons, Michael Chauncey, Joe Mizer, and Jean Harris. the program, "Parliamentary "Basically, parliamentary procedure is how to con duct a meeting and have justice for all," she said. "It is moro than just rules; it is a way of Troxell, first; Sheila Slansberry, second; Tish McCune, third.

Class III Play Period Mike Class Rhythm Band Cooper, first; Blane Coursey, sec Sharon Humphries, first; Gary SHOP FOR OUR OWN BRANDS FOR LITTLE FOLKS TOP QUALITY AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES ond; Billy Daughtry, third; hon Wheeler, second; David Fitzger getting business transacted in a democracy. The reason for the rules is to protect the minority of the people," she added. Next week's program, "Teen orable mention Mike McCune. aid, third; honorable mention, Class IV A Walk in the Woods Stephen Newton, Lewis Crutch- field. Class VI Tiny Tokens Su PETAL-SOFT STRETCH TERRY Talk on will include the moral standards of dating.

A pan el was selected to start the dis zanne Wilkins, first; Donna Wills, second; Sharon Humphries, third; honorable mention, Gary Wheeler, Newcomb Reunion Held In Richmond AND-PLAY COVERALL Affix Jan Stone. cussion. The meeting was adjourned with the mispah benediction. There were 30 members pres Class VII After School Snack Doug Guynn, first; Mike Trox The annual Newcomb reunion ent. Floor Infants, Toddlers LUCKY YOUl SAVE ON CHIX REDI-FOL GAUZE DIAPERS 2doz.

4.T5 If 1st quality, 3.99 dox. Slightly irregular that's why you save extra! Saves time, work. Redi-Fol is pre-folded, slays that way right through washing. Fast-drying open weave. You need lessl 2.99 was held recently at Forest Hill Park, Richmond.

FISHERSVELLE The Wilson Elementary School flower show, "School Calls sponsored by the Student Co-operative Asso-i ciation and the Village Garden Club, was held Tuesday, at the school. The results were as follows: Division I Horticulture Class 1 Potted plants, non-blooming, including cacti blue, Tish McCune; red, Elizabeth Warren; yellow, John Sims: honorable mention, Jere Grove, Teddie Warren, Sherry Hiner. Class 2 Potted plants in bloom blue, Karen Oleska; red, Edward Schrock; yellow, Joan Daughtry; honorable mention, Beverley Staton, Elizabeth Oleska, Paul Schrock. Class 3 Any Perennial one bloom or spray red, Sandy Murko; yellow, Sharon Humphreys. Class 4 Any annual one bloom or spray blue, Connie Miller; red.

Sherry Spaulding; yellow, Mike TroxeU. Class 5 Any Vegetable display of three of one variety blue, Jan Stone; red, Danny Sweet; yellow, Alexis McCutchen; honorable mention. Josh Stone, Linda Grove, Kathy McCutchen. Class 6 Gourds display of three or more blue, Steve Wil-moth; red, Janie Marcum; yellow, Diana Wilmoth. Division II Educational Class II.

Bird Houses and Feed Mrs. Raymond Newcomb wel corned the group; and Mr. Rannie Newcomb led the group in pray er. ell, second, Jobb Stone, third. Mrs.

Rexrode Entertained On Birthday McDOWELL. Sent. 25 Mr After a picnic lunch, the group enjoyed an afternoon of fellow ship. Soft knit on the inside, cuddly terry on the outside! Stretches when babv mov.t. alwnvc enrinne hirlr Those attending were: Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Crowe, Weyers Cave Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hedrick Deborah, Roger, William and grows with baby yet never sags. More good news: the wonderful fit of Baby B's easy-ort raglan sleeves, stretchy wrist- follow tvery movement 6.

Snap fasteners right down to baby's toesl I White, aqua, pink, maize. Medium (up to 20 Sharon, also of Weyers Cave. Others attending were Mr. Mrs. Ear! Hudson, Mrs.

L. M. large uo-JU and Mrs. E. E.

Rexrode of Pine Haven on Crab Run entertained recently in honor of the former's mother, Mrs. E. C. Rexrode, on the occasion of her 90th birthday anniversary. Fall flowers were arranged i beautifully throughout the hous.

Mrs. Rexrode, attired in a blue Ritter, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Fos Delta II Tri-Hi-Y met recently in the party room at the U.M.C.A. The president, Sue Wiseman, performed the opening ritual and called the meeting to order.

Lynn Baylor, chaplain, led the devotions. The secretary, Meredythe Sanger, read the minutes of the previous meeting and called the roll. Anna Linweaver, treasurer, gave the financial report on the bake sale and collected dues. Jean Taliaferro, first vice president, introduced the speaker for the afternoon, Miss Judy Richardson, a student at Union Theological Seminary in New York City. She spoke on things she did in Tri Hi after which she led several Hi-Y songs.

Names were exchanged for secret pals. A list of churches was compiled, which the members will attend as a group. The adviser, Mrs. Lester Richardson, was introduced. Members present were: Gayle Parrish, Linda Cason, Delena Campbell, Linda Crone, Martha Nutty, Carolyn Knicely, Lynn Baylor, Rose Marie Fitzgerald, ter, George Lee and Mark; Mr and Mrs.

Raymond Newcomb Jr. Judy, Linda and. Kathleen; Mr and Mrs. Jack Jackson and Stephen, Mr. and Mrs.

Loyd Newcomb Rannie Newcomb, Mr. and Mrs id'ess, cheerfully ereeted hei manv friends who arrived tn rplo. ers Karen Murko, first; Carl brate the event. Dean Wade, Samuel, Nelson and "BABY 2-PC. CORDUROY SETS WITH EMBROIDERY TRIM Nancy; Mr.

and Mrs. Rowdy Kel After the opening of the many flnwpra anA narAa lUa ly, Patty Ann and Ronnie; Mr guests were invited into the dln'- VINYL-COATED MOISTURE-PROOF "BABY PANTIES 2 ..75. and Mrs. Samuel Newcomb and Samuel Mrs. Pearl Waters, Mrs.

Orie Vassar, Mr. and Mrs. Garland, second; Jim Arehart, third; honorable mention, Harry Fox, Lynn ElJinger, Carl Garland, Ricky Pares, Jane Powell. Class III, Posters with ColIec- tion of Leaves Porter Stewart, first; Anna Lee Chaplin, third; honorable mention, Bobby Coff-man 2, Sherry Spaulding. Class VI, Dish gardens, Jere Grove, red; Steve Monger, blue.

Division III Artistic mg room, a beautiful cake, baked by the honoree's daughter-in-law, centered the refreshment table. Dainty tea sandwiches, nuts, mints, and nnnrh 5.99 Juney Foster, Juanita, Joanne and Julie; Mr. and Mrs Dewey Ritter, Alau and Troy; Tommy, Mr. E. D.

Savoy and; Mr. and Mrs. John Foster and the following: Mesdames Frank Lamb, Claude Malcolm, Willis Jenkins, Roy Obaugh, J. H. Armstrong.

Lawrence Rpvnnldc Eddie Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jean Taliaferro, Linda Hull, Mere- Wilson, Linda and Brenda; Mrs. Helen Newcomb and Charlotte, dythe Sanger, Sue Wiseman, Anna Class I Teacher's Day Adorable Jacket has expensive-looking Schiffli'. embroidered yoke detail, warm cotton flannel lining.

Snap-open bib hat. Girls: pink, blue, maize. Boys: blue, red, camel. Swadley, P. S.

Maloy, Brown Arm-! Cool acetate trieot trtated with slay-soft pliable vinyl. Contour-cut legs for nore comfort. Nylon-covered elastic. Less bulk, mor protection. Baby Days special you'll find hard to b.atl XL Lineweaver, Karen Kincaid, Di Doug Guynn, first; Linda Grove, Mr.

and Mrs. Roland R. New-1 uung, ueorge Hogshead, Hugh Botkin. Louis Ralstnn ane Rusnak, Cindy Davis, Gloria Lutz, Judy Reeves, Kathryn Hodges and Compton Curin. jder, Ruth Wade; the Misses Mary1 654 comb, Mr.

and Mrs. Pete Ritter Kitty Sue and Lisa; Mr. and Mrs. George Fenner, Dickie and Davey; Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Newcomb Judy and Clifton; auu ousie inaioy, Jessie Cosby, iand Mabel Hiner- alcn Rufus O'Quinn, Frank Lamb, and uauae Malcolm. Deborah Chiemney and Carolyn Hall, all of Richmond. Personals Grimes Golden APPLES at Blue Ridge Cold Storage Orchard Prices J. P. Neff Son COMMUNITY SALE end SMORGASBORD DINNER SATURDAY, SEPT.

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