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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1970

Page

9

New Apron Design Promises Style and Simplicity

Long stemmed roses and compliments describe a homemaker apron that blends efficiency with beauty. The pattern 4655 targets Misses sizes and requires 15 yards of 45 inch fabric for medium. Price 75 cents pattern, 25 cents for air mail. send to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star pattern dept. Includes free pattern coupon and sewing books offers.

Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y Zroz Andes

Cross Roads Holiday Visitors and Hospital Note

Otis Macomber and sons Steve and Mike of Aberdeen Maryland, Henry Stafford of Portsmouth, visited Esta McKee and relatives during the holidays. Carl Corbin remains a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Visitors to the Corbin home include Robert Swearer, Greg Haines and family, and Guy Burkett and children. Thanksgiving guests at Wallace Smith’s were Frank Portmess. Other recent visitors to Bernard Largent’s home include Ellis Omps, Nelson Davis, Orville Baker, Guy Larrick, Basil Whitacre, Robert and John Hahn, Donnie Whitacre and children.

Cross Roads Otis Macomber Steve and Mike Aberdeen Henry Stafford Portsmouth Esta McKee Carl Corbin Winchester Memorial Hospital Corbin Robert Swearer Greg Haines Guy Burkett Wallace Smith Frank Portmess Bernard Largent Ellis Omps Nelson Davis Orville Baker Guy Larrick Basil Whitacre Robert John Hahn Donnie Whitacre

Cementing Sand to Boot Helps Provide a Grip

A reader explains a DIY method to improve boot traction using heavy rubber cement and dry sand. After applying a cement coat and pressing in sand, the boots are left overnight, brushed clean, and provide better grip without tracking. The column also offers quick home tips on shelf lining, chive biscuits, and organizing kids’ lunch money with a refrigerator magnet system.

Heloise W. H. Davis

Smorgasbord at Macedonia United Methodist Church

The Montague Charge United Methodist Men host a smorgasbord dinner at Macedonia United Methodist Church this Saturday at 8 p.m. A free will offering funds the Methodist Children's Home. Ted Reed is president and Winston McKay chairs the dinner committee.

Montague Charge United Methodist Macedonia United Methodist Church Methodist Children’s Home Ted Reed Winston McKay

Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Capon Road

Mr and Mrs Clarence Gardner of Walnut Bottom Pa spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Gilbert Stickley Others visiting included Mr and Mrs Dick Kump of Marlboro and Galen Stickley of Radford who stayed with his parents and hosted Ralph Carpenter of Laurel Md a Berea College classmate Melvin Clem Jr and family visited Gene Stickley on Sunday Eddie Bowman and wife moved into a new mobile home Kay Lam recently visited her father Pearlie Brill a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital

Capon Road Clarence Gardner Walnut Bottom Gilbert Stickley Dick Kump Marlboro Galen Stickley Radford Ralph Carpenter Laurel Berea College Melvin Clem, Jr Gene Stickley Eddie Bowman Baby Kay Lam Pearlie Brill Winchester Memorial Hospital

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