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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1969
Page
6
The Antique Show and Sale sponsored by the Caroline County Mental Health Board will be held May 16 17 and 18 at the Town Hall Bowling Green. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 12 noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Plate lunches and a sweet sale available. Sidney E. King paintings will be on display and for sale.
Mrs. Margaret Luttrell of 1101 Fox Drive celebrated her 81st birthday with a dinner hosted by her son Burrell Luttrell and Howard Luttrell. Nearest guests included Mae Crabill Car son Hook Edgar Hook George Yeakley Harry Seabright Verdie Files Rev. W. O. Luttrell Mabel Racer Frances Mooney and others.
Elizabeth Kathryn Ledard and Roger Lee Timbrook united in Holy Matrimony at 3 30 p.m. Saturday. The ceremony was performed by Dr. E T Clark with a pink casual wedding outfit and white rosebud accessories. The couple will reside at Route 1 Berryville.
The text notes a popular Dutch snack of Uitsmujter fried bread topped with ham or beef and a fried egg, commonly served just before restaurant closing. It also mentions the Elms Dining Room opening hours from 7 am to 9 pm Monday through Saturday and 7 am to 8 pm Sunday.
Tuesday events include Century Club at 3 45 p m and Board of Control Exchange Club at 7 30 p m. Wednesday lists a rummage sale at GW Cork St 9 a m and Blue Ridge Twirlers at WMB at 8 p m.
Owen Phillips directs the Barter Theatre production of Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw in Abingdon. Cast includes Harold Herman Linde Hagen Tom Dickman Robert Foley Roy Clary and Dorothy Marie. Run runs through May 10 with student matinees and weekend shows.
A weekly home method suggests treating water exposed hands with gentle soap wash and hot towel steam to open pores. Then apply baby petroleum jelly liberally and wear clean cotton gloves overnight to reduce wrinkling and waterlogged appearance.
Mrs Hatton was installed as president of the Welcome Wagon Club at a candlelight ceremony during a covered dish dinner at the War Memorial Building. Anne Frye served as host and auctioneer for a White Elephant Sale. next meeting set for May 15 at 8 p.m. New residents may contact Mrs Frye at 667 8932 for joining.
The Clarke County Band Association invites all members and interested parties to a monthly meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Clarke County High School Band Room. Attendance is urged.
The Sidewalks Arts and Crafts Exhibit at Ward Plaza Shopping Center on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. will display paintings by artists from Washington Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and local areas. Groups from Front Royal Middletown Strasburg and Middleburg present handmade articles with portraits sketches sculpting demonstrations knitting quilting and hat making. Special music by the Lighteneers from Arnel and Sibblings from Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church Youth Group accompanies the event. Apple Blossom Headquarters offers prizes for best show to participating artists and craftsmen.
The Valley District Luth eran Church Women met at Reformation Lutheran Church New Market Sunday. The program showcased a play Life produced by Jesus Christ directed by the Holy Spirit with cast My World My Community and My Self. Mrs J S Conner Jr and Mrs Emory Frye led the meeting outlining Virginia LCW goals and the Design for Learning program.
Miss Pamela Marie Shiner of Charles Town and Miss Linda Jean Mason of Bunker Hill will serve as Honorary Fire Chiefs for Independent Fire Co. No. 1 and Westphal Hose Co. No. 5. Shiner, 18, and Mason, 16, attend local high schools and hold school club memberships. The Out-of-Town Chief contest begins 4 p.m. at Plaza Theatre with free admission, followed by the Firemen's parade at 6 p.m. Thursday.
At Conrad Hoover Unit 21 a local recital by Mrs Alfred Snapp honored American history with comment and piano by Miss Nettie Carbaugh. A business session discussed meeting nights. Reich announced eight grade Americanism medals. Carbaugh reported $65 for the Four Chaplains Chapel fund. The gathering was hosted by Mrs Claude Grim.
A style tip urges individuals to craft a personal look by mixing belts as necklaces and using long beads as belts. Combine plastic silver and gold for variety and texture, encouraging unique fashion expression.
An unused pantry or closet under stairs can become a compact powder room. A 4 by 5 foot area suffices for installation, and corner fixtures suit unusual shaped rooms.
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