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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1962
Page
8
Marinated cucumbers and onions provide a crisp Scandinavian style addition for a buffet. The recipe uses white vinegar, water, salt and sugar to quick pickles, then chills an hour before serving. Also notes the WSCS of Gainesboro will meet at the church Thursday at 7 p.m with Armilda Fisher in charge.
Letters go to fruit growers about the Twi-Lite Fruit Growers Meeting at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory this coming Thursday. County agent John T. Wolfe outlines a 6:30 p.m. program including a lab tour by George R. Williams and talks by Dr. George Mattus and John F. Watson. Refreshments follow.
A Western Horse Show will be held at Whispering Pines Show Grounds on the farm of C. A. Loy at Mt. Williams starting August 12 at 2 p m with a trail ride Saturday night. Participants should form at noon both days and the public is invited to attend both events.
A list of local group meetings and social events for the evening and afternoon across organizations including Exchange Club Braddock St WSCS Home Auxiliary Moose Camera Club Rebekah Lodge AA Winchester Day Nursery Kiwanis George Washington Hotel Old Fredericktown Garden Club Touchdown Club Robinson PTA Gainesboro Fire Co Sisterhood Beth El Temple and Winchester Golf Club with times from 7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. and day events such as the Kiwanis picnic at 12:15 p.m. and a social at 12 p.m. on various dates.
The schedule lists a Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Civic League Dancing Class at Lions Shelter and 5 p.m. Camera Club at Exchange Shelter. Wednesday features Open Lounge at 4 p.m. Lions Club Picnic at Kiwanis Shelter and 11 a.m. Stephenson Social Club at Rotary Shelter with Raub Supply Co. at 5 p.m.
Mrs Mildred E Gardiner of Route 50 west announces the engagement of her daughter Carole Ann to Sgt James E Duvall son of Mr and Mrs J T Duvall of Greenville Texas Miss Gardiner is a graduate of James Wood High School and is employed at the A and P Tea Co in Winchester Sgt Duvall graduated from Greenville High School and is presently serving with the United States Army at Fort Myer The wedding is planned for August 26.
The Frederick County Home Demonstration Clubs schedule a county wide picnic at Lions Shelter on Thursday starting 10 a.m. with swimming in the morning and lunch at 12 noon. Members should see their chairmen for the county menu and Valley Mill HDC members are reminded to attend by 12 noon bringing a plate cup and silver.
The article notes the words palmist and psalmist share a silent L and pronounces the a as ah, guiding readers on correct enunciation. It explains the similar sound pattern and common confusion between the terms.
A frosty Hawaiian cooler recipe offers a pale pink pineapple raspberry punch topped with sherbet. Blend one quart milk with pineapple raspberry concentrate thawed, add cherry juice and sherbet scoops, and serve in chilled glasses with pineapple tidbits.
Local newspaper marks wedding anniversaries across families including CPL and Mrs. Launie D. Sirbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. James Walter Lewis, Amiel C. Grove, William K. Brinklow, Layton F. Fogle, John W. LeHaven, and Oscar Whitacre. Entries list marriage dates, spouses’ maiden names, and family details such as children and grandchildren.
The Rev Dr DeWitt L Miller will headline Ves pers Sunday at the Luray Tower in Luray with a Carillon Recital by Charles T Chapman at 7 15 p m and Vespers at 7 45 p m Miller educated at Bridgewater College and Bethany Biblical Seminary has pastored in Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Kansas Washington and now leads the Church of the Brethren in Hagerstown Maryland
Members of the Strasburg AARP Chapter with 227 members are invited to a Saturday meeting. Delegates R L Hepner and R H Baker will report on the Washington AARP Conference and the 2nd National NATA AARP Convention in Denver in May. Officers and members from Valley AARP chapters are expected to attend.
The Friendship Bible Class of Payne's Methodist Church holds a Bake Sale and Rummage Sale Friday 1 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. at 223 S Loudoun St former Lyle Strosnider Plumbing site. Donations may be arranged by calling Mrs. Garnett Miller MO 23193.
Readers share Mother's Day gift confusion and etiquette questions about signatures on cards. Abby advises on acknowledging gifts and proper guest behavior. A sailor asks about dishwashing and soap residue. Abby confirms rinsing is essential. A Missouri reader recalls a toddler’s dramatic crib incident and neighbor playtime fears.
Mrs. Charles B H Cochran and family return from Martinsburg visit with nephew Norman Bayliss. Infant Stanford Eugene Lockhart born Aug 2 at Winchester Memorial Hospital to Donald Eugene and Tamara Tippepts Lockhart. Sharon La Mar Welsh born Aug 3 at Winchester Memorial Hospital to Bennie Boyd Welsh and Anna Louise Miller. Debra Marie Dellinger born Aug 3 at Winchester Memorial Hospital to Leonard and Judy Perry Dellinger. Lester Cameron honored at 80 with surprise party hosted by Arlie Cullers. gathering attended by relatives from Maryland West Virginia and Virginia.
A short notice invites readers to send 50 cents to Abby for a booklet titled How To Have A Lovely Wedding. Send payment to ABBY Box 3365 Beverly Hills California for the publication.
The Wo men s Christian Temperance Union holds a regular meeting Thursday at 1 30 p m in the parlor of the Brad dock Street Church. All members and interested persons are invited to attend.
A Forest Hills Bowling League meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 PM at Northside Lanes. All interested bowlers are urged to attend to discuss joining and league plans.
The Stephenson Social plans its annual picnic at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Kiwanis Shelter with lunch at noon. Mrs. Garvin Bowles leads devotional, Mrs. William LaRue oversees recreation, and attendees should bring a song book and a small bingo gift for Rev. S. J. Goode. Mrs. Whitacre is former Glada Eaton of Capon Bridge, with two children Barbara and Terry and two grandchildren.
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