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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1964

Page

6

TAC Elections Tomorrow and Dance Tonight for TAC Members

TAC members kick off the new year with a dance at the War Memorial Building tonight. Tomorrow a vote will choose 1965 officers including president Marilyn O'Hara and George Weldig, vicepresident Ronnie Hoover and Doug Snapp, secretary Linda Martin and Pat Prelip, treasurer Dale Bailey and Barbie Dunn, editor candidates Missy Cadmus and Donna DePrisco.

TAC War Memorial Marilyn O’hara George Weldig Ronnie Hoover Doug Snapp Linda Martin Pat Prelip Dale Bailey Barbie Dunn TAC Talk Missy Cadmus Donna DePrisco

Yard Party Planned At Payne Chapel

The Joy Class and Friendship Bible Class of Payne Chapel plan an old time Yard Party at the Church Hall on Aug 29 at 6 p.m. Fried country ham sandwiches, homemade ice cream, cakes, pies and soups will be served. Members should meet at the church hall to help make ice cream. Donations can be arranged by calling Mrs. Garnett Miller at 667-1058. Also, the Round Hill Ruritan Club meets Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Round Hill Community Center.

Joy Payne's Building Fund Garnett Miller

Miss Everhart Bride Of James Newlin

Miss Judy Everhart of Loudoun Street became the bride of James Newlin of Route 2 on Aug. 3 in a double ring ceremony in Hagerstown Maryland with Rev. I. C. Keperlin officiating. The couple plans to live on Braddock Street.

Judy Everhart Loudoun St James Newlin Hagerstown I. C. Keperlin Newlin R. P. Everhart E. Newlin Braddock St

Births Reported for Mauck and Moreland Families

Births August 23 to Mr and Mrs Bert Eugene Mauck Berryville a boy Mrs Mauck formerly Miss Mary Lou Jenkins Tammy Jo James Moreland to Mr and Mrs Edward Blake Moreland Paw Paw West Virginia a girl Mrs Moreland formerly Miss Wanda June Portmess

Herbert Eugene Mauck Berryville Mauck Mary Lou Jenkins Edward Blake Moreland Paw Paw W. Va Tammy Jo

Vancerite Horse Show Slated For September 13

The Vancerite Riding School Horse Show will be held September 13 in its ring on Merrimans Lane under the direction of Mrs. Clarence Himelright. The show for riding school students begins at 1 p.m. Admission and parking are free.

Vancerite Riding School Merrimans Lane Clarence Himelright

Debutante Dorothy Grove Hosts Dinner at George Washington Hotel

Notables gathered for a Friday evening dinner at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester in honor of Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Grove who will debut at the Winchester Golf Club that evening. Attendees included Miss Mary Albright Miss Katherine Glaize and several local families.

Mary Albright Katherine Glaize Thomas Byrd John Grove Michael Miller George Washington Hotel Dorothy Elizabeth Grove Miss Grove Pembroke T. Grove Winchester Golf Club

VFW Auxiliary Reports Meetings and Plans

The Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123 met at the post home with Sister Vernie Taylor as president. New member Leona Groves was initiated. Olive Grimm’s charter was draped. Planned events include a Halloween Dance October 31 at Winchester Armory and a September 27 VFW Picnic at Exchange Shelter. Next meeting September 21 at the post home.

Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Home Vernie Taylor Leona Groves Olive Grimm Winchester Armory V.F.W Exchange Shelter

Duplicate Bridge Victors At George Washington Hotel

Mrs Russell Newcome and Mrs Howard Shockey won last week's duplicate bridge at the George Washington Hotel. Second place went to Mrs Robert Waltz and Mrs John Goodwin. Third tied among several pairs including Mrs H H Bowers and Miss Daisy Brewer. Wednesday results had Mr and Mrs Gordon Harman in first place.

Russell Newcome Howard Shockey George Washington Hotel Robert Waltz John Goodwin H. H. Bowers Daisy Brewer Herbert Schutte Preston Avery Gordon Harman Ferman Perry Newcome W. W. Cline W. Nelson Page H.P. Kern, Jr Avery Goodwin

Evening club events fill August calendar

Social clubs and groups plan meetings and activities this August 8 p.m. Loyal Order of Moose 8 p.m. Rebekah Lodge 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous 8 p.m. Reception Lynchburg College alumni at Woodstock Christian Church August 2 10 a.m. Fremont Street Nursery 12 15 p.m. Kiwanis Club at George Washington Hotel 8 p.m. Duplicate bridge at

Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anony Lynchburg College Woodstock Christian Church Freemont Street Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel

Eugene Smith Returns From Nature Camp Merit Award

Eugene Smith son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Smith of Shawnee Drive Kernstown returned from two weeks at Nature Camp in Vesuvius. He and another camper received the Fair Hills Garden Club Merit Award Badge for the fourth session presented by Mrs James J Martin Jr of Fairfield.

Eugene Smith Lowell Smith Shawnee Drive Kernstown Vesuvius Winchester-Clarke Garden Club Fair Hills Garden Club James J. Martin, Jr Fairfield

Navy Petty Officer Graduates Radar School at Mare Island

Richard Allen Wolfe, Son of Mrs Lelia Patton, 368 National Ave, has completed 28 weeks at Mare Island Radar School Calif. A Handley High School graduate who attended VPI, he is now a Petty Officer Third Class after finishing Fire Control Technician School Bainbridge Md in the upper half of his class. He is stationed aboard the USS Little Rock CLG4.

Richard Allen Wolfe U. S Navy Lelia Patton National Ave Mare Island Calif Handley High School VPI Navy Wolfe Bainbridge Little Rock

Union Church In Middleway To Be Restored

A lawn party on the Old Union Church lawn in Middleway West Virginia will raise funds for restoring the church. Grace Church plans to purchase the historic property from the Lutheran Synod of Virginia and use it for parish activities and community worship.

Union Church Middleway Episcopalians of Old Union Church Lutheran Synod of Virginia

Rocking Chair Brigade Returns to Natural Bridge Hotel Opening

The Rocking Chair Brigade returns to Natural Bridge as a new hotel opens its doors after the 1963 fire. The three story structure features a 310 foot main porch, Doric columns, Greek pediment, and a grand interior with dining, ballroom, kitchens, and 91 rooms across two upper floors. Manager James N Hunter says the second floor is nearly full for opening day.

Mary B.armistead Roanoke World News National Bridge Rocking Chair Brigade Natural Bridge Rockbridge County U.S Nyal Cline Lynchburg Garland Gray James N.hunter

Picnic Packing Plans Spur or Plan Ahead

A guide to packing versatile picnics from spur of the moment to planned events. Lists basic supplies, equipment, and a hearty beanstrone recipe with peanut butter drops for travel and simple presentation.

Ondware

Broiled Tomatoes Napoli Recipe and Nearby Garden Fare

Time for Tomatoes from local or nearby truck gardens flood markets with ripe flavorful fruit. Try Broiled Tomatoes Napoli with Parmesan crumbs, butter and Italian herbs. bake until browned and heated through for four servings.

Napoli Gaynor Maddox P.O Dept. A Radio City New York N.Y

Television owes debt to 19th century Irish telegrapher

Louis May, an Irish telegraphist, found in 1873 that selenium could convert light into electric impulses. This early discovery foreshadowed television technology long before Marconi’s radio experiments.

Marconi Louis May

Stole the Watchdog in Louisville Apartment Theft

An AP report says an eight month-old Chihuahua was stolen along with two dozen shirts a bag of groceries a television set a revolver and the puppy from Charles Wallingford by a burglar who broke into his apartment in Louisville.

Louisville Charles Wallingford

Are We Well Nourished

An article discusses how dietary habits affect nourishment, noting that intake of meat, milk, cheese, and poultry is essential while vegetables may miss vitamin A. It warns about low vitamin C without citrus, and confirms risks from lacking whole grains, thiamine, niacin, and iron. It also advertises Geynor Maddox’s book Cook Out with a mail order offer.

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