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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1935
Page
9
Complete diagrammed sew chart for Pattern 9346 features inverted pleats at sleeves and below knee for ease, a flattering collar, roomy pocket, and large buttons with side closure. Advises washable fabrics and bold colors, lists sizes 12 through 40, 35 yards for size 16, and charges 15 cents per pattern plus book 15 cents.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1627-B offers a slim straight frock for women marked by collar ruffles and a drapeable floral design. It suits multiple fabrics including anti crease voiles and uses 4 1/2 yards of 36 inch material for size 16. Tomorrow feature previews Misses sports dress with simple lines.
The Frederick county 4-H Clubs council met on Saturday April 6 at Christ Episcopal chapel. They outlined a summer camp open to all members with a 50 cent fee and a one week minimum. They also discussed a benefit picture in Winchester and preparations for the Apple Blossom Festival parade with uniforms funded by the county council.
In Moscow a peace talks session between Captain Anthony Eden and Soviet envoy Maisky with Maxim Litvinov led to an announcement that Britain and Russia will cooperate in collective peace efforts. The two governments report no conflict of interest on international issues, especially Germany.
Mrs Laverty of Middletown reports cramp relief and newfound pep after using Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets saying she no longer dreads her period. Mrs Heiser of Philadelphia notes severe monthly pain eased, allowing her to avoid bed rest. The ad claims relief from menstrual cramps and promotes chocolate coated tablets sold at drugstores with trial size 25 cents.
In Berryville Virginia on April 9 R Deane Share of the Mount Vernon Methodist Church Washington gave a fine recital at Grace Episcopal Church for the Golden Rule Circle of Kings Daughters. Soloist Miss Phebe Stine of Washington joined with Mrs Albert Muller in mezzo soprano for Hark Hark My Soul How Beautiful Up on the Mountains and Gounod O Divine Redeemer. Shure presented Wagner selections including Lohengrin and the Tannhauser march. The performance drew a large audience despite a heavy snowstorm and Miss Stine is noted as sister of Mrs E P Berlin who chaired the entertainment.
The Rev Paul L Powles rector of Trinity Episcopal Church Martinsburg may leave for Cumberland after parish vestry meeting in April with a decision expected by Easter He recently preached at Emmanuel Church and is weighing his future with the Cumberland post
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