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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1955

Page

6

Clarke County Home Agent Schedule August 22 25

Miss Bonnie Sayre Clarke County Home Demonstration Agent releases events from August 22 to 25. She will attend an extension conference in Blacksburg on the 22nd and visit Pine Grove and other clubs for Textile Painting demonstrations led by Mrs. Burhman, Mrs. Rhoden, and Mr. Locke, with a group meeting at Mrs. Campbell’s home on August 25.

Bonnie Sayre Clarke County Blacksburg Pine Grove Gertrude Burhman Burhman Community Home Demonstration Club Eugene Campbell Bill Rhoden Ernest Locke Court House Campbell

Feeding the pig craft project from 1911 farm article

On a summer farm visit Jimmy enjoys feeding pigs and keeping animals. the feature explains making a pop up craft of Jimmy and a pig with a brass fastener, straw hat slot, and dotted lines to stand up. It notes pig byproducts like pork bacon ham lard bristles and leather.

Jimmy Violet Moore Higgins AP News

Frederick County 4 H Girls Hold Annual Contest

More than 40 club members mothers and leaders attended the Frederick County 4 H Girls 1956 elimination contest held Wednesday in the home economics department at James Wood High School. Contestants were split into juniors ages 10 13 and seniors ages 14 21. Older group winners advance to the area contest with eligibility tied to age prior county entry and project enrollment. Judges included Mrs Richard Goode Mrs Landon Whitacre Mrs Bertha Bowers and Miss Ruth McNeill.

Frederick County James Wood High School Agnes Shirley Richard Goode Landon Whitacre Bertha Bowers Ruth McNeill

We Put Customers First in Telephone Service

You hear questions about customer impact and service when telephone people discuss plans. The message emphasizes that customer benefits guide decisions and actions in pursuing better telephone service.

Junior Winners Triumph In Field and Fashion Event

The report details junior division winners across dairy, bread, frozen foods, and food preparation with notable fashion results. Top clothing finishes include Carol Owings Barbara Sperry Charlotte Schuller tying for first and Sandra Boyles placing highly in multiple categories. The 14 21 age group lists numerous first place harvests in dairy demonstration bread demonstration and other crafts with several area representatives noted.

Cora Sue Wolfe Susan Hepler Sandra Boyles Carol Owings Barbara Sperry Charlotte Schuller Sandra Walters Carolyn Anderson Barbara Boyles Bonnie Hammock Selma Nuri Patsy Wolfe Ann Wolfe Mary Lou Owings Rhoda Whitacre Harriet Goode Betty Hammock Dorothy Andrews Margaret Ramey Doris Andrews

Children’s 3-Piece Back-To-School Sew Pattern 4796

The advertisement promotes pattern 4796 for children sizes 2 through 10. It describes a three piece outfit with a weskit skirt and puff-sleeve blouse, plus mix and match possibilities. Includes yardage details and instruction notes, and instructs sending 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for postage to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star.

Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West Lith St New York N.Y

Why mourning dove got its name

The mourning dove is named for its doleful call, though some find it soothing. Males usually call, especially during courtship, while females rarely do. The bird is also known as Carolina dove, turtle dove, wild dove, and wild pigeon.

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