Church Women Sponsor Youth At Conference
The Winchester Council of Church Women sponsor eight youths attending the Virginia United Christian Youth Movement Summer Conference at Massanetta Springs Harrisonburg August 2 to 8. Theme is What in the World are we Waiting for. Delegates include Barbara Thompson Willie Mae Brisco William R Snyder Cynthia Martin George Morris David Strance Anne Sprint Carolyn Wolfe. The Himelright Reunion will be at Gravel Springs picnic grounds August 15 with lunch at 1 p.m. Funds come from cooperating churches. Leadership Chairman is Mrs. Robert Yerby and council president is Mrs. Robert Hockman.
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Winchester Council of Church Women
Virginia United Christian Youth Movement
Massanetta Springs
Harrisonburg
Barbara Thompson
John Mann M.E. Church
Willie Mae Brisco
William R. Snyder
Mt. Carmel
Stephenson Social Club Picnic at Senseng Park
The Stephenson Social Club will hold its annual picnic Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Kiwanis Shelter in Senseng Park. Mrs. Clarence Butler will lead devotions and Mrs. Mabel Brown will oversee recreation. Members are asked to bring the club song book.
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Stephenson Social Club
Kiwanis
Senseng Park
Clarence Butler
Mabel Brown
Bikinis for the Young: Play Clothes for Toddlers
NEA fashion column notes a summer trend of bikinis and play outfits for children aged 2 to 5. Descriptions include surf sets, back-wraps, shifts, and bikinis in cotton knits and seersucker, with ruffles bows and pleats, featuring Aline tops and striped bloomers.
Classic Wardrobe Staples Endure in Campus Fashion
Patterned stockings and matching hosiery return to campus style along with the Chanel-type suit. The piece notes these classics remain fashionable for years if worn with care and kept in good condition.
Calendar of events lists club and lodge meetings
A long calendar of events notes Civil Air Patrol and U S Naval Reserve meetings at local venues, PTA at a school, V F W Post 2123, Capon Bridge Ladies Auxiliary, Eastern Star, Duplicate Bridge, Fire Co board, Lions and Exchange Clubs, Henry William Evans Home board, Century Club, Ladies Rifle Club, Hiram Lodge, Senior Citizens, Alcoholics Anonymous and Loyal Order of Moose scheduled for evening and afternoon times across multiple locations.
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Bunker Hill
V.F.W
Post
Capon Bridge Ladies Auxiliary
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Exchange Club
Henry William Evans
Century Club
Armory
Hiram Lodge No
AF & AM
Masonic Temple
WMB
Powder To Beat Heat With Medicated Dusting
A historical note describes applying an extra medicated dust to refresh skin and reduce irritation from heat. It suggests letting deodorant absorb for at least five minutes before perspiration creates a film, to improve effectiveness.
Winchester Little Theatre announces committee chairs for season
The Winchester Little Theatre Inc. names production committee chairs for the coming season including Mrs George Sheetz costumes Miss Regina Shine lights and sound and Eugene Babb take up. Mrs Jeanne Milton hand props and others with Mrs Louise Patten as general director. Two plays will be staged at Bark Mill Theatre fall and two between February and June inviting interested participants to contact Mrs Strader at 662 8643.
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The
Winchester Little Theatre, Inc
George Sheetz
Regina Shine
Eugene Babb
Jeanne Milton
Jane Muller
John Lowman
Oliver Gardiner
Bentley Kinney
Marjorie Duncan
Richard Lewis
James Biddle
Mary Lou Sprint
Virgil Strader, Jr
Richard
Louise Patten
Mary Frances Rankin
Irvan O’connell
Bark Mill Theatre
Polly's Pointers and Homemaking Tips Digest
Poly tips on preserving carbon paper using a warm cookie sheet and stove heat. Readers discuss coffee grounds down the drain with plumbers weighing in. A note on gift pins for a bridge club member and naming clothes button cleaning with a soft toothbrush. A husband wife dry run to locate the nearest hospital emergency room.
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Polly
Celia
Elizabeth
Jan
Summer Saving Shortcuts and Budget Health Tips
Practical tips on conserving food during summer storms and cutting costs. Advice covers freezing food safety, using dry ice, canning, and disposing spoiled items. Also recommends stockpiling cosmetics on introductory sales, choosing seasonally appropriate shades, and buying sale clothes wisely. Tips for travelers include comparing bus costs, and contacting chambers of commerce for downtown hotel rates.
Glimmer of Hope for Amendment Sparks Bipartisan Push
Rep. Robert J. Dole says a glimmer of hope remains for a constitutional amendment allowing nonpopulation based legislative apportionment. Sen. Javits predicts eventual congressional referral, with Supreme Court fairness for minorities as a goal. Echo 1 birthday notes space aging and eventual reentry forecast. American Conservative Union criticizes Abe Fortas appointment as political mischief.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert J. Dole
Kansas Republican
Jacob K. Javits
R.N
Congress
Javits
Supreme Court
Senate
Everett M.dirksen
American Conservative Union
Abe Fortas
Union
Indiana
Donald C. Bruce
Fortas
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