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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1972
Page
4
The Virginia Dept. of Agriculture Market News lists April Plentiful Foods including eggs milk dairy potatoes canned apple sauce apple juice cran berry sauce cranberry juice pears prunes prune juice grape juice. The article highlights omelet ideas using eggs with instructions and variations.
Joan Riggleman was elected president with Charlotte Lewis as vice president and Shirley Mason as recording secretary. Connie Heironimus serves as corresponding secretary and Tricia Stine as extension officer. Patsy Garrett is treasurer and Linda Clark is listed with the City Council. next meeting set for Clara Orndoff in Green Acres. Country Cottons promotes old fashioned prints for city entertaining and easy to make pinafores or garden dresses.
Calendar of events shows a packed schedule for Tuesday and Wednesday with meetings and activities across Lions Club Civinette Club Hiram Lodge Civil Air Patrol AA and more at venues like George Washington Hotel Masonic Temple First Baptist Church Winchester Country Club and James Wood High School. Highlights include Kiwanis Weight Watchers Ladies Auxiliary and various social and fraternal gatherings in the Winchester Frederick area.
Mr and Mrs Michael Berry of Richmond celebrate the birth of son Robert William on April 5 at St Marys Hospital Richmond. Mrs Berry is the former Linda Mallory. Judy Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Perry of Winchester and a College of William and Mary student has been invited to join Alpha Lambda Delta Freshman Women Scholastic Honorary Society based on first semester grades. Initiation will be held this week in Williamsburg. The Hawthorne Branches meet Saturday April 15 at 10 am at 1413 Handley Ave for a flower arranging workshop led by Mrs Hunter Gaunt Jr. Members should bring a basket and finished arrangements will be given to a nursing home.
The 65th annual meeting of the Women of the Church in Winchester Presbytery will be held April 20 at St Andrews Church in Williamsport Maryland. Registration starts at 9 a.m. Mrs John R Blue presides. Rev Paul Echols of Grace Springfield speaks. Representatives from 61 churches expected. Mrs James Sapselle of Newport News to install officers.
The Spring Zone Meeting of the Northern Virginia Firemen's Association and Ladies Auxiliary will be held Saturday at the Woodstock Fire Hall. Registration starts at 4 p.m with committees at 5 p.m. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. A business meeting follows dinner, then a dance.
Miss Pamela Lyn Dyke of Stephenson has become engaged to Pfc Gary Lynwood Payne son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Payne of Martinsburg Pike Payne a 1971 James Wood High School graduate serves in the U S Marine Corps and is stationed at Camp Lejeune N C The couple has not set a wedding date.
Renowned stylist Richard Lindstrom will lecture in Winchester at the George Washington Hotel Lord Fairfax Room on May 2 from 6 to 9 p.m. He will demonstrate permanent waving coloring and frosting to a limited group of hairdressers with advanced tickets via 301 727 4833.
Valley Tops Club met at the United Methodist Church and elected Leader Maude D Co Leader Helen F Secretary Marilyn S Treasurer Stella F. March winners in weight loss were Dorothy W first Jeni F second and Janet D third. The Va State Tops Club notified that Robert W won first place in Division Four for weight loss.
In Monday's duplicate bridge at the George Washington Hotel north south winners were Mrs Furman Perry and Mrs Robert Giffin. Second were Mrs E E Willkie and Mrs H P Kern. Third were Mrs J Gray Beverley and Mrs Richard A Goode. East west winners were Mrs W Nelson Page and Mrs Howard Shockey with second place to Mrs Harold G Brown and Mrs J A Holinger and a tie for third between Mrs Joseph Lee and Mrs Jimmy Eyler and Mrs Goode. Wednesday top north south were Mrs Irvan O Connell and Mrs Larry Goodyear with second to Mrs Price and Mrs Claude Smalls and third to Mrs Giffin and Mrs Shockey. Mrs Kern and Mrs Page won, while Mrs Lee and Mrs Eyer were second and Don Kearney with Dr E C Evans placed third.
The Little Garden Club will gather Friday at 1 PM at Winchester Country Club with Mrs H Paul Rhodes hosting. A program on planting in April will be presented by Mrs William M Mote and Mrs Michael K Thompson. Special exhibit Fool's Delight.
A bake sale is planned in front of Penney's Stone on Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. sponsored by the Senseny Road School Parent-Teacher Association. The piece notes Men in White linen jackets returning and introduces new menswear trends featuring casual suits in corduroy, denim, and knit fabrics.
Mr and Mrs Wilson McDaniel announce the marriage of their daughter Mrs Mary Louise Presgraves to James Clarence Cowgill. The ceremony was held at Island Hill Methodist Church Paw Paw with Rev Thomas Spiker officiating. The couple will reside in Winchester.
Anderson School of Ballet students present It’s a Circus on Saturday April 22 at 8 p.m. in Shenandoah College Auditorium. The show features prancing horses tight rope walkers jugglers clowns and other circus numbers under the big top.
Caroline Clark earned the Prix d Honneur for the top overall exam grade among Winchester Center participants in the French Tournament. The Certificat d Honneur went to James Berlin Eliza Niemann Frances Lloyd Timothy Melester Charles Burns and Wayne Lowery for their level achievements.
The C B Y F of the Salem Church of the Brethren invites the public to a hymn sing Sunday at 7 30 p m featuring special music and congregational singing at the church southeast of Stephens City.
The Junior Century Club will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Walter Bosserman.
The Quota Club of Winchester announces October 13 14 and 15 for its 9th Annual Antiques Show and Sale in the Lee Jackson Restaurant banquet room. Co chairs are Miss Elsie Mathews and Mrs James W Kincaid. The event funds local charities and scholarships.
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