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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1966

Page

15

Festival Queen Jane Henderson Plans Washington Visit

Queen Shenan doah-elect Jane Henderson speaks from Kalorama Road about her excitement for the upcoming Festival. She chats with guests, recalls learning of the invitation, and discusses work plans in the United States and her interest in antiques and travel.

Winchester Shenandoah-elect Jane Henderson Washington Henderson Kalorama Road Jane Katherine Henderson England States America Barry Sadler

Window Display Set for Fete Again This Year

The Apple Blossom Festival will feature a Window Display contest with C Robert Solenberger as chairman. Commercial division entrants include Baker and Anderson Drug Fair Boyd's Drug Store McCrory's Sears Roebuck Co Miller and Anderson. Artistic entrants include S S Kresge Co Margaret L Hodgson and C & Telephone Co. Judges will be Edward W Hepburn C Maurice Lewis and Joseph P Dorsey.

C. Robert Solenberger Fete Baker and Anderson Drug Fair Boyd’s Drug Store McCrory’s Sears, Roebuck & Co Miller and Anderson S. S. Kresge Co Margaret L. Hodgson C & ? Telephone Co Peac Edison Co Henderson Bailey Cameron St Maryland,irginia West Virginia Dward W. Hepburn Hancock C. Maurice Lewis Gerrardstown W. Va Joseph P. Dorsey Winchester State Horticultural Association of Pennsylvania Robert Hayman Northbrook

No Cost remnants to craft a decorative kitchen doll

Use no cost remnants to make a practical doll ideal for bazaars and gifts. A cheerful Senorita with a wide skirt to dust protectors a toaster. Pattern 7073 includes pieces and transfers. Price 35 cents per pattern with 15 cents extra for first class mail and handling.

Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y America

Fires Extinguished in Two City Incidents

Firemen from South End and Rouss companies battled two small blazes yesterday afternoon at 3 30 and 3 55 p m Grass fire behind Willow Lawn Market on Valley Pike caused slight damage while a second fire damaged dish cloths in a cabinet drawer at 328 Sheridan Avenue The home of T C Evans. Fire Inspector William N Gocenour reported minor damage in both cases

William N. Gocenour South End Rouss Valley Pike Willow Lawn Market T. C. Evans Sheridan Ave Gocenour

Quartets on Parade Set Tomorrow Night

The Wardensville Lions Club hosts its 18th annual Quartets on Parade tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Wardensville High School auditorium. Twenty four male voices perform with featured groups Mischief Makers of Warren Pennsylvania, Precisionist rhythm chorus of Washington DC, and Lads & Dads and Rilebusters, both of Washington DC.

Wardensville W. Va Lions Club Wardensville High School Mischief Makers Warren, Pa Precisionist Washington, D.C Lads & Dads Rilebusters

FBI Still Seeks Baby Kidnapped 2 Years Ago

In 1964 a woman dressed as a nurse took 37 hour old Paul Fronczak from Dora Frances Mak hospital in Chicago. Investigators say the case remains active with 20 000 man hours spent and a full time detective on duty. A nationwide search and doctors nationwide alerted. Rewards of 20000 offered for the baby's safe return.

Chicago Michael Reese Hospital Paul Fronczak America John Cartan Dora France Mak Fronczak Robert Savage FBI

James Wood stage tonight best foot forward comedy

The James Wood senior play Best Foot Forward will be staged at 8 p.m. Saturday in the high school auditorium. The three act Broadway comedy is set in a prep school dormitory and features the usual student hijinks.

James* Wood

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