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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1969
Page
6
Mrs. Joyce Hausenfluck of West Street holds her infant Wandette Michelle as her grandmother Mrs. Lillie Lind of Winchester and great grandmother Mrs. Hattie Earman of Maryland look on at the event with neighbors and relatives.
Revival services are planned at Hites Chapel United Methodist Church west of Middletown on Route 627 starting Sunday at 7 30 p m with guest speakers each evening including Rev Parker Perkins Rev Glenn Hurst Rev William Jester Dr Larry Mathews and Rev Josiah Andrews A homecoming service closes the week on Sunday Aug 10 with 11 a m church school 2 p m worship and guest speaker Rev Charles Harless A picnic lunch and fellowship follow. public is invited.
Birth announcements list several families welcoming new daughters and sons from July 25 to July 29 including Paula Estelle Myers Lyndon Scott Frye Nana Lynn and Daniel Ray Jr among others with residences in Staunton Berryville Kearneysville and Shenandoah Junction. A note says Ebenezer Christian Church will host a 11 o'clock service featuring Thommy Dolen, a Whitacre resident and Randolph Macon alum married to Brenda Gaines.
Visitors to Mrs Georgie Todd at her De Haven area home included Mrs Helen Nickus Mrs Pauline Pate and Mrs Sammy Parks and a son from Goldsboro N C Mrs Strother H Boyd of 21 W Bond St is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital Three Handley High School students Gayle Larrick Sara Thomas and Timothy Melester study at Madison College Harrisonburg in the Shenandoah Forensic Institute program They reside on campus Guests at the Anderson Reunion in Recreation Park included multiple families from Charles Town Martinsburg Paw Paw Chambersburg and more Mrs Harold Whipp of St Marys City Md and Mrs Barbara Campbell Winchester welcomed a newborn Laurie Ann A Shawnee Drive resident Jennifer Campbell returned from St Marys City Md Mr and Mrs Thomas Grim of New London Conn celebrate birth of Laura Jayne born July 30 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Winchester native Gary and Wayne Martin report for U S Armed Forces Robert Carson returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital Greenwood United Methodist Church Unger W Va to hold annual Yard Party with fried country ham and fried chicken supper in church basement.
The Highland Fling in Romney runs August 7 to 9 with the Potomac Highland Beauty Pageant at the School for the Blind auditorium. Queens from 11 counties compete for Miss Potomac Highlands as receptions and a Highland Ball follow at Seaton Hall.
Winners of Monday's duplicate bridge at the George Washington Hotel were Mrs. Robert Giffin and Mrs. W. Nelson Page. Second place went to Mrs. Herbert Schutte and Mrs. Preston Avery, with third to Mrs. J. Gray Beverley and Mrs. Graham Dougherty. Wednesday's game was won by Mrs. John Griffith and Mrs. Ellis Ford, with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Scully in second and Mrs. H. D. Harper and Mrs. Page in third. Fourth place to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Joyce, and a tie for fifth between Mr. and Mrs. Larry Goodyear and Mrs. Giffin and Bentley Kiney.
Calendar notes Friday include Winchester Junior Rifle Club at 7 p.m. Fraternal Order of Eagles and United Commercial Travelers at the Elks Home both at 8 p.m. Saturday features a rummage sale at 111 S loudoun St from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and a yard party at Greenwood Methodist Church Unger West Virginia at 5 p.m.
Readers share moral questions on tipping off a cheating wife and a father's arousal to his daughters. A Fort Dodge letter endorses whistleblowing, Abby advises caution, and multiple anecdotes explore modesty, gender norms, and personal boundaries. Abby promotes private replies and publications.
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