81 RIT OF JEFFERSON FARMERS ADVOCATI$
DECEMBER 10, 1964 A--.7
Kisner, First
Powhatan Garden
Club Meets With
Mrs. Freda Williamson
The Powhatan Garden Club met
last week at the home of Mrs.
Freda Williamson. The meeting
opened with a prayer by Mrs.
Marvin Brooks which was fol-
owed by a reading of the minutes
of the previous meeting. The
treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. Sterling Tenney and Mrs.
Robert B. French gave a report
concerning the Garden Council.
The club discussed plans for the
garden tour held in Jefferson
every spring. A large basket of
fruit was arranged by club mem-
bers and taken to the Charles
Town General Hospital as a
Thanksgiving treat.
The meeting in December will
be held on the evening of the
eighteenth at the home of Mrs.
Barney Travell, South Church
Street, At this time all mem-
bers are responsible for bringing
an arrangement suitable for man-
tel or card table during the holt:
day season. Gifts will also be ex-
changed by the club at this time.
The hostess, Mrs. Freda Wil-
liamson, served delicious re.
freshments.
Miss Diana Collis spent Friday
December 4th, at West Virginia
University touring the campus
and the Medical Center.
The Leetown Busy Workers 4-H
Club is selling Happy Home Vani-
lla extract at 60 cents and Lemon
at 70 cents. Anyone needing any
extract for Christmas Baking
please contact Mrs. Charles Owens
the leader, or any member of the
club.
Charles T-- wn aapter
above is Miss Charlotte
place winner of the
contest which was
at the West Virginia
Culture, in Mar
shown in the pic-
r model for this contest,
Cogar. Miss Kisner,
and Mrs. Leo Kis-
at the college.
all day meeting of
Union of Beau-
Suppliers held
Lodge near Berkeley
Kisner was selected
from the Clar-
to be a model. This
attended by over two
s from the
area of Md., Pennsyl.
West Virginia. Miss
outstanding student
and hair styling~
and plans to fu~l~er
after graduation by
Zegarelli Brothers
School in Pitts-
special course
and hair coloring.
CLERK
P. O. Box 348
Future Homemakers
Accept New Members
The Charles Town Chapter of
the Future Homemaker's of Ame-
rica held their monthly meeting
on December 3, in the Home Eco-
nomics room. The meeting was
...... - held for the installation of the
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shreck new members. The new members
visited their aunt, Mrs. Frances are: Ellen Barr, Mary Bell, Gloria
Boyd, Doris Brackett, Bernice
Janney, who is a patient in the Braxton, April Brookman, Patri-
Hagerstown Hospital on Wednes. cia Brown, Sue Bush, Sharon Cain
day. Linda Coulter, Carolyn Dawson
Mrs. Nelle Miley who is still in Linda Fraley, Diane Fields, Nancy
the Winchester Virginia Mem, Howell, Barbara Johnson, Becky
orial Hospital is improving very Johnston, Beverly Kidwell, Nancy
satisfactorily. Lohmeyer, Wands Macnaugkey,
A daughter was born to Mr. and Ellen Mercer, Linda Moore, Sarah
Mrs. Howard Shewbridge, Jeffer- Myers, Linda Painter, Linda Pulse
son Terrace on Wednesday, Dec- Linda Pierce. Jeanne Ramye, Din-
ember 2nd. 1964 .in the Winchest- ne Snyder, Mamie Walters, Ellen
er Memorial Hospital. The little Ward. Peggy Wilson.
Miss weigl~ed~5~A~t.o~.and ~as
been given the ~ame of Mary ~W AUX[~r~y TO Ho~d
Michellc. Mrs. Shewbridge was
the former Miss Virginia Lee
Jenkins and was employed by ~Hs~k~S Pa~ Dec. 17
American Finance Company.
John Edward Merchant, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Merchant.
Hale Street, Charles Town, has
been pledged to the Sigma Nu
Fraternity at the University of
the South, Swanee, Tennessee.
Mrs. Charles Peer of Charles
Town, is a patient in the Win-
chester Memorial Hospital.
The Auxiliary of the Jefferson
County Veterans ¢~,~ Foreign Wars
Post, will hold their ana~'~al Christ
mas party Dec. 17 at tm~ Post
home, it was announced this wcc;:
The Post members are also invit-
ed to attend the affair which will
get underway at 7 p.m.
Gold Star mothers of Jefferson
County will be honored guests.
Members of the Auxiliary are ask
ed to bring along a present to be
exchanged.
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81 OPPING CENTER -- CHARLES TOWN
Leetown 4-1ters
Honored At Annual
Achievement Banquet
For the first time in the com-
munity, an Achievement Banquet
was held for both the Leetown
Busy Workers and the Leet0wn
Toppers 4-H Clubs. Fifty 4.Her's
and parents attended the banquet,
which was held December 4, in
the Baptist Church basement.
After the delicious buffet style
meal, Jeff Sagle, newly elected
president of the Toppers 4-H
Club, presided for the evening.
He introduced the special guests,
Mrs. Marian Myers and Mr. Ed Sa-
ville, Jefferson County 4-H Ex-
tension Agents, who presented
Certificates of Merit to the 4-Her's
completing their projects. Club
awards were given for the Secre-
at the meeting tentative plans
were made for holding a dance
during the Christmas holidays.
• I Sunday 5dmol Classes
I
The Chapel at McGuire Air a pearl seeded pill box hat of.,,w Present Christmas
Force Base, Bethel, New Jersey, matching material. She carried
was the scene Saturday, Nov, 21, an old fashioned nosegay.
of the wedding of Miss Carolyn
Ware of Kearneysville, to Mr.
Donald R. Giardina of Bethel,
New Jersey.
The double ring ceremony was
performed at 2:30 p.m. by the Rev.
Joseph Smith in the presence of
the immediate families and serv-
icemen.
Miss Jeanne Dann was maid-of-
honor.
Robert M. Giardina of Bethel
was best man for his brother.
The bride wore a white satin
and chiffon ballerina length gown
with sculptured neckline and
three quarter length sleeves. Her
illusion veil fell in two tiers from
Miss Dann was attired tna two- Entedalnment Dec. 20
piece emerald green crepe dress
in ballerina length. She wore a! The Sunday School classes of
white fur pill box hat with match- Christ Reformed Church in Shep-
O
ing muff. i herdstown will present their Chri
A reception took place at the stmas entertainment Sunday, Dec
home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael ember 20 at 11:00 A. M.
Storm, followed by a bridal din- The program will include poemsi
ner at the Sky Lodge Motel by the Primary Department un-[
I Mrs. Giardina was graduated : der the direction of Mrs. Georgia
from Charles Town High School iOrr, assisted by Miss Charlote
and attended Shepherd College.! Koontz; music by the Youth
Both she and her husband, who is choir directed by Mrs. Ruth
a graduate of Bethel High School,' Arvin and accompained by Ronnie
are serving in the Air Transport Grubb and a Christmas reading
Division of the Air Force. They
will make their home at Califor-
nia Villa in New Egypt, N. J.
m
n': Club
by Miss Cindy Miller. The public
is invited to attend this service,
Two Local Students
Have Part In General
Motors Science Show
Mrs. Norma Jean Brining, 316 S. Navy blue with matching access-
Maple Avenue, Martinsburg, daug ories.
hter of Mr. Holmes Grim and the Carroll Riner was best man to
late Hazel M, Grim, became the Mr. Barrow.
bride of Mr. Marion Lee Barrow,
Jr,, of Bunker Hill, Saturday even
ing Nov, 28 in the Baptist Church
in Winchester, Va.
I The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. E. T. Clltrt, at 7:30
p.m. in the presence of friends
and relatives.
The bride's outfit was a baby
blue wool Jersey sheath, with bl-
ack patent accessories and her
flowers were white carnations tin-
ted with blue.
Miss Louise Jones, a cousin of
the groom, who was attendant for
the bride, wore a lilac suit with
black accessories.
The mother of the groom, wore
a black and white suit with black
accessories and a corag of white
carnations.
The bride's grandmother wore
[
volutlons per minute inside the
suitcase, made this seemingly sire
A meeting of the organization's Hamilton School, Editor of the pie task difficult-- to the delight
executive committee was held pr- LEAF an educational bulletin for of the audience,
ior to the regular November meet teachers, past president of Lou- Designed to stimulate more
ing of the Charles Town Senior don County Education Association student interest in scientific and
Woman's Club held recently at His topic greatness through Ser- engineering careers, the 45-rain-
which a number of matters were vice.
ute stage presentation was nar-
discussed. ~ "The great contribution Wo-
At the organizational meeting men's Club's make is in the field rated in non-technlcal language
the members were asked to attend of Public education" He brought by Joe Shaw ad Dick Poole of
the Desert Hour at !he Home of out the importance and good ef- the General Motors Public Rela-
Mrs. F. Hedrick Cla5 mond Court. feet women make in working in tions staff.
A Silver offering was to be used groups. The "misbehaving" suitcase ser
for benefit of Arthritis and Rheu- The December program will be red to illustrate how gyroscopes
are ~used to indicate direction and
matism Foundation. This is a pro- a Christmas Party at the home of 'Charles Town High School stu. to safety guide ships, planes and
ject which all clubs in state are Mrs. O. S. Bloom the President, dents saw an unusual demonstra- missiles along predetermined
asked to contribute. Tuesday Dec. 15 at 8 pro. Mrs. 't$0n of gyroscopic principles es- courses.
The Club will sponsor the Chris James Watson Jr. will be co-hos, sential to space travel when Gen-
tmas gift tree at the hospital The tess. Members are asked to bring
chairman of this project is Mrs. a gift exchange, eral Motors educational science
Robert French. Then on Dec, 17, Mrs. Mary P. Johnson, chair-
a Christmas tea will be held at man of Welfare, is receiving con-
the hospital immediately follow- tributions and gifts for a needy
ing the tree lighting, t family•
Members are asked to support
Mrs. Raleigh Shaffer ~sked for the Jefferson County Chorus
volunteers to help with the Christ Program, Dee. 17 at 8 pro. in the
mas gift wrapping from Dec. 7-19 Educational Building of the Meth
at the Newton Baker Veterans
Service Division at the VA. Hos- odist Church.
pital.
Members are reminded if they
have not gotten W. Va. Memo.
calendars to please do so.
Mrs. H. H. Hunter, Mental Heal
th division chairman, is receiving
gifts for "Operation Santa Claus
in Mental Hospital in the State.
Mrs. James Watson Jr. had char
ge of devotional. The group sang
"For the Beauty of the Earth."
Mrs. O. S. Bloom introduced
Mr. George Atwell of Leesburg,
Vs., a civic leader, Principal of
tary's Book with the Toppers re-
ceiving a blue ribbon and the
Busy Workers a i'ed ribbon.
The highlight of the evening
was the presentation of special
awards to those 4-Her's achieving
outstanding work in their proj-
ects. Those receiving these
awards were: Kenna Fritts, Room
Improvement; Pam Hoffman,
Vegetable Growing; Abner Ware,
Tractor; Cam Tabb, General
Farming; Walter Tabb. Dairy;
George Tabb, Bee-keeping; Dickie
Tabb, Conservation; Christian
Bratina, Electrification, and Jeff
Sagle, Electrificatipn. Diane Col-
Its was presented with a Leader-
ship Award.
Upon the completion of the
awards presentation, both clubs
held short business meetings.
18 Contestants For
l'ak, nt Contest Staged
A New Year Eve dance is being 1
sponsored again this year by the I
Woman's Club at Shenandoah [
Downs. Mrs. N. Corbin and Mrs. [
S. Tenney are working on the pro- [
ject.
Hostesses for the November
meeting were Mrs. Robert French
Mrs. F. G. Beeshong, Miss Cather-
ine Chelds, Mrs. Vera Havener,
Mrs. Kenneth Jenkins, Miss Lueil-
le Printz, Mrs. Elwood Lane, Mrs.
Hugh Via and Mrs. Kelley Lance
Jr. Delicious refreshments were
served.
received $30.00 and a trophy; 3rd
place J. D. Dawson, Hamilton, Vir
ginia, received $20.00 and a trophy,
The trophies were furnished by
Scott & White, Leggetts Depart-
ment Store and Peoples Supply,
Inc.
Other contestants participating
were: Miss Carol Tester, 12 year
old, Acrobatic and Jazz Dancer
from Hyattsvllle, Maryland; Miss
Janice PenweU, 9 year old, Singer
from Charles Town; "The Out.
casts", rock and roll group from
Berkeley Springs; Miss Brenda
Miller and Miss Margie Blaekford
from Charles Town; Mr. John
Alger, 15 year old, Country Music
Singer, from Charles Town; Mr.
Bill Strider, 16 year 01d, Piano
player, from Charles Town; Miss
Katie Blackford, 13 year old, Sing
er, from Charles Town; Mr. David
Wilson, 12 year old. Guitar pick-
ing, from Brunswick. Maryland;
Mr. Michael Nosebred, 11 year
old, Singer, from Brunswick, Mary
land; Miss Beulah Breeden, 21
yrs. old, Singer, from Summit
Point, West Virginia; Miss Sandra
K. Spates, 13 yrs, old, Singer, from
Charles Town; Miss Carolyn
Cotta, 18 ~Ts. old, Singer, form
New Market, Virginia; Larry &
The Lads. ages 12 to 14, Rock &
Roll, from Frederick, Maryland.
Young Demczats Pim
For Holldafs Dance
The Young Democrats of Jef-
ferson County, meeting at the Jef
ferson County Court House Mon-
show, "Previews of Progress,"
was presented at the School, Fri-[
day Dec. 4. 1
The above picture shows the~
gyroscope demonstration in the I After a close first the Shepherd
show which featured an attempti College eagers turned on the of-
b~ Jim Heflebower and Ralph fensive steam mid-way in the sec-
BOWman, both Charles Town High l ond half and romped to a 8~72
students, to manipulate an ordin-1 victory over Bridgewater College
ary looking suitcase. A small of Bridgewater, Vs., Thursday hi-
gyroscope, whirling ate13,000 re- ght, Dec. 3, on the Shepherd hard
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Following the ceremony the
wedding party and families and
friends enjoyed a wedding din-
ner at the Lee-Jackson Restaur.
ant in Winchester, Va. Later in
the evening the couple left on a
wedding trip to New York where
they will reside at 5 Ridge Ave-
nue, Apartment C, Walden, New
York.
The bride, a graduate of Martin
sburg High School, is a member
of the Martinsburg Junior Worn.
art's Club and has been employed
in a Real Estate and InsuranCe
Agency in Martinsburg.
The groom, a graduate 0f Mug,
selman High School, is employed
by the Automatic Electric Com-
pany in New York. He is the son
of Mrs. Noami Barrow and the
late Marion Lee Barrow.
By Band Booster Club
day, decided to end their 1964
membership drive and get plans
underway for the 1965 drive. Also
The Charles Town-Ranson Boost
er Club staged it's first Eastern
West Virginia Talent Contest Wed
nesday evening, Nov. 25 in the
Charles Town Junior High School
auditorium with 18 contestants
participating.
Bill Peer acted as master of
ceremonies and presented the
cash and trophies offered the best
contestants to the following who
were named as the winners:
The winners were: First place
Ronald L. Flook, Boonsboro, Md:,
(Solo), received $50.00 and a tro-
phy; Second place - "The Blazers"
from Charles Town, a rock and
roll group ages 16 to 20 years old,
woods. It was the second victory
in three nights for the Rams and
gave them a 2-2 mark on the sea-
8on.
Neither team showed any great
offensive style or punch in the
first half, with the ~oreboard
lighted to :~-30 for Shepherd at
intermission,
It was near the end of the thii~!
ten minutes of play when Coa~h
Carl Hartman's Rams began to
bound off the offensive boartiS
and get a fast break going with
Gary Phalen and Bill Thomps~II
moving in for the shots.
Thompson, who has been rolli~g
in points at' the rate of 27.6 per
game, hit consistently both on L~-
side and outside shots and cam~
through with 28 points for the
l~ights work despite the fact l~e
did not play in the late stages
of the battle. Gary Phalen, a form
er Martinsburg High cage star,
who has been helping Thomps0a
carry the Rams' offensive load,
chalked up 21 points.
Shepherd came through with t
slight rebounding edge, with Pha-
lea and Wayne Harris combin~
to pull down 27 rebounds.
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