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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1966
Page
6
Hampshire High School Class of 1965 member Miss Pugh is engaged to Glenn Whitacre. Whitacre works for his uncle Lloyd Whitacre. No wedding date has been announced.
Dr. Carl McIntire of 20th Century Reformation Hour will address the Faith and Freedom Cow Pasture Rally Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Hamilton Horner Farm on Route 45 between Shepherds and Martinsburg, Collingswood N J.
At 7 30 p m Board of Control Exchange Club and Ladies Rifle Club meet. Wednesday activities include 12 15 p m Kiwanis Club at George Washington Hotel 4 and 5 p m Cinderella s Fella and Slipping Beauty at Handley Library Auditorium 7 45 p m Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel 8 p m Lodge 867 BPOE at Elks Home.
Miss Beverley Carole Cof Ave married Basil H. Clark son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Clark of Round Hill on August twenty at Braddock Street Methodist Church. The bride, a Handley High School and Monroe College graduate, works for J W Arthur Inc. The groom, Loudoun Valley High School and Monroe College alumnus, is employed by the U.S. Government. They plan a short trip to Rehoboth Beach and will reside in Vienna Virginia.
The annual Pangle reunion drew 162 at the Lebanon Community Center. Gifts honored three surviving John W. Pangle family members W Carson Pangle Warren ton W Ray Pangle Winchester and Sean Beeler Strasburg. Roger Pangle of Tiffin Ohio traveled farthest. The youngest was Karen Pangle Baltimore Md. Dallas Pangle family Annapolis Md held largest clan. Zelda Pangle oldest woman and ton oldest man. Ruth Beeler Arlington elected secretary for the coming year.
EFIGENIO SALES Brazil AP Teresina Barbosa teaches at a one room school near Amazonas jungle with no water or electricity. Her students are 18 Japanese colonist children aged 6 to 18 and two Brazilian farm children. She also offers nightly Portuguese lessons to parents by lamplight.
Miss Pris cilla Randolph Wallace married John Singleton Case at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Harrisonburg. The couple, with family and local ties to Harrisonburg and nearby towns, plan to reside at Dutch Mill Apartments as Mrs Case teaches nearby and Mr Case works for the Daily News Record.
Thirty one classes will be held Saturday at Red Gate Farm four miles south of Millwood on Route 624. Show starts to finish promptly so spectators may attend the Farnley Farm pony sale in Winchester at 6 p.m. Simultaneous outside course and in ring classes listed in prize lists. Includes pony hunter and junior hunter divisions and seven meat serving classes. Prize lists available from Mrs James Regan Boyce or by phone Boyce 338.
Mrs Marie R Vogel of Miami returned from a visit with sisters in Kingston and recuperated at her son in law’s home in Allen Drive. William B Pickeral departs for New Mexico Military Institute Roswell. Guests of Mr and Mrs Dudley Reynolds include Cecil Fernandez Jr and family, Mildred Dunhill, and others from St Petersburg Chicago. Sharlyn Jenkins to enter Kings Daugher Hospital School of Nursing Martinsburg. Kenneth and Mrs Catherine back from New England vacation touring several states. They visited Concord Coach Inn in New Hampshire and Springfield New Jersey on return.
The piece urges pressing during sewing to reveal seam flaws, use appropriate heat settings per fabric, and employ steam or moisture when needed. It cites USDA guidance on keeping a professional result and warns some synthetics tolerate less heat. It also notes a church meeting and a historical date, but focuses on pressing guidance.
A playful backyard theme outlines a kid friendly western lunch menu with baked swordfish ribs French fries and dessert ideas. The plan features a Wild West picnic vibe notes on grilling indoors or outside and suggests round up cones root beer and Texas cookies as finishing touches.
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