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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1967
Page
5
Over April 22 at 8 p.m. the Stephens City Fire Company hosts a Womanless Beauty Contest to support the fire company. The Ladies Auxiliary will hold a bake sale April 28 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Driver's Grocery. all members should contribute.
Day of Mr and Mrs Eugene Staton on Front Royal Road. Sp5 William E Heflin of Korea visits his mother Mrs Loretta Heflin of Macedonia Road. Raymond Ewing returns home west of town after Winchester Memorial Hospital stay. Mrs Bell Frye and Mrs Hamp Robinson of Strasburg visit Mrs Rhodney Mauck. M L Harrys return from Sanford Florida with visitors from Winchester Annapolis and Fort Lauderdale. Clifton Stickley fractures ankle at home. Mack Mauck hospital patient.
Britannica notes about 80 countries maintain established social security programs covering old age survivors and assistance. The statement stresses broad global adoption of social protection policies and varying program types across nations.
A numbered crossword clue set lists terms from food items to tools and verbs. Across entries include habitat, writing tools, and assent words while down entries cover egress, observation, burdens, and Roman references. The grid features partial hints like turtle shells and gem terms.
Rest worship services move to 9 a.m. with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Saturday choir rehearsals shift to the church hall. Bake sale in front of Winchester Court House Saturday April 29 from 8 30 a.m. features ham sandwiches cakes pies candy bread and canned goods. Mr and Mrs Robert Yancey of South Boston visited Ruth Crim. Mr and Mrs E N Swartz attended a Musselman banquet in Gettysburg Pa honoring 25+ year employees. Mrs Swartz has 43 years with the company.
Heloise readers share inventive tips from using old nylon sweaters as durable mop rags that dry quickly and resist musty smells. A reader reports mopping a 20 foot porch barefoot for faster results, while others confirm the idea and note its practicality for baking and quick cleanups.
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