Garden Club Holds Flower Auction
In spite of the drought a surprising number of flowers are auctioned by the Garden Club. The event draws members and local residents to support the club's conservation and beautification efforts.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1966
Page
6
In spite of the drought a surprising number of flowers are auctioned by the Garden Club. The event draws members and local residents to support the club's conservation and beautification efforts.
Births list shows August 17 arrivals for Timothy Craig Brimer Tammy Sue Oates Amanda Lynn Turner Karenina Mae Deborah Joan from families in Taft Ave Gore Route 1 Woodstock 600 S Brad dock Sr and August 18 Kimberly Ann Spaid. Garden Club event at Mrs W J Donovans arranged auctioned by Winchester Clarke Garden Club raised about 25 dollars. venue Chapel Hill garden with varied floral arrangements and iced tea service. Brine in Utah's Great Salt Lake noted as water density fact.
Saturday events include a 5 p.m. yard party at Welltown Methodist Church and a 6 p.m. cook-out at Round Hill Community Fire Co. Sunday features multiple reunions at Greenwood Church Anger and other shelters including Massey Boyd Fahnestock Himelright Cather and Newton Cather home place. War Memorial Building TAC Platter Party hosts early activities.
Miss Burner of Berryville announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Frances to Phillip A. Crim son of Mr and Mrs Bennie A Crim Miss Burner works in nursing at W Meméstar Hospital Crim is in the U S Air Force stationed at McClellan Air Force Base Sacramento Calif No definite wedding date set.
The Frederick County Extension Home Economics schedule for August 22 to 27 includes meetings and events across multiple clubs. Activities include home demonstration committees, Round Hill and Gainesboro 4-H events, and demonstrations on cleaning household metals, with judging visits to Warren County and Loudoun County fairs and a county 4-H elimination contest at James Wood.
The Glen Burnie Garden Club met at Winchester Golf Club with Mrs. James Mason of Front Royal as guest speaker. Mason spoke on Oriental art and Japanese arrangements, noting ten years in Okinawa and participation at the 1965 New York World's Fair. The club won a yellow ribbon for an Arts and Crafts Show arrangement in Middletown, with members including Mrs. Richard Crisman and Mrs. Arthur d'Onofrio. Awards honored Blue and Red placements, and the guest judge was Mrs. Richard Lucas.
Glen Anderson of Carlisle Pennsylvania formerly of Winchester was hurt in a recent automobile crash and is improving in Carlisle Hospital. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A Glen Anderson of Winchester and his wife is Donna Bayliss of Winchester.
Armenian cuisine featured with vermicelli in rice and a menu including shish kebabs Armenian rice snap beans combination salad orange compote and honey crisps.
Gainesboro 4-H will host Parents Night at the Gainesboro Fire Hall on Tuesday at 6 30 p m. The event features a covered dish supper. A recipe for Armenian Rice provides steps from butter to simmered rice, yielding four servings.
Bonding a face fabric to a knitted lining creates an inseparable unit providing wrinkle resistance pleat retention skin protection and better fit. It may reduce clamminess in heat but requires proper adhesive choice cure temperature and dry cleaning care. A hymn sing and fellowship hosted by United Brethren Church Double Churches tomorrow at 7 30 p m led by Henry Jordan is open to the public.
Fresh summer vegetables affected by severe drought show higher prices. Families can use leftovers creatively by adding them to salads with eggs meat or gelatin. or into soups and casseroles. Combine yesterday's corn with today's butter beans for new dishes.
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