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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1973

Page

6

Beta Nu ESA Grants From Antique Show Funds

The Beta Nu Chapter of ESA presented two checks from their November Antique Show at the Winchester Armory. One donation supported the Northwestern Workshop, and the remainder benefited the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad. Mrs. Jill Weber, philanthropic chair, presented the checks to Lawrence Swanson and Bob Sowers as visible in the Star photos.

Beta Nu ESA Northwestern Workshop Winchester Armory Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Jill Weber Lawrence Swanson Ginny LeDane Weber Bob Sowers Northwestern Barbara Midkiff Ways and Means Brian Weber Beverly Greenhalgh

Final Poppy Sale Results From Legion Auxiliary

The Conrad Hoover Unit 21 American Legion Auxiliary grossed 636.50 from the Poppy Sale for Veterans Day. After buying 5 000 poppies, 10 percent of profits go to the Department for rehabilitation. Contributions include 150 to three Virginia Veterans hospitals, 10 for Department entertainment, 39.50 rehabilitation per capita, and 25 for Martinsburg W V canteen books plus 25 for Braille gifts.

Department Veterans Hospitals Virginia Central State Hospital Martinsburg W.va American Foundation For the Blind Braille Press Heart Cancer Red Cross Claude Grim Poppy Slne

Bridge Winners Named In Monday And Thursday Club Games

Monday night at George Washington Hotel the top honors went to Mrs. John Griffith and Mrs. Claude Smalls with Mrs. Nelson Page and Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde Jr. close behind. In Mitchell Thursday, north-south winners were Mrs. Richard A. Goode and Mrs. Walter Crawford with Mrs. W.B. Price and Mrs. Claude Smalls in second. East-west first place went to Mrs. Ann Morrison and Richard U. Good, with Mrs. James C. Williams and Mrs. Andy Phillips second.

George Washington Hotel John Griffith Claude Smalls Nelson Page Lewis H. Hyde Jr Richard A. Goode Walter Crawford W.B. Price Ann Morrison Richard U. Good James C. Williams Andy Phillips

Tony Randall denounces modern theater andmusic trends

Tony Randall defends conservative outward image while embracing peacenik inner views. He teases a new singing album tied to The Odd Couple and discusses opera passion, travel plans, and a playful admiration for fat women. He criticizes overlapping TV releases and argues against rival studios forcing viewer clashes.

New York Hollywood New York City Tony Jack Klugman Rudolph Bing Rubenstein Felix Metropolitan Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago Moscow China Randall TV

Christmas program at Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Valley United MethodistWomen

The churches host a Christmas program titled His Name Shall Be Called Wonderful. The event includes a Christmas party Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Gerrardstown West Virginia church. Leader Mrs Gardner Phillips leads and Dr Forrest Racey is pastor. special music will be featured.

Mt. Pleasant Pleasant Valley Gerrardstown W.va Gardner Phillips Forrest Racey

Miss Winchester Tri County Beauty Pageant March 16

Entry deadline January 15 for the Miss Winchester Tri County Beauty Pageant to be staged March 16 in Handley High School auditorium. Open to Frederick Clarke Warren county residents or their cities. entrants must be 18 to 28, single, and graduates or equivalents. Entry blanks from Mrs Cheryl Swartz at 667 1182.

Winchester Tri County Cheryl Swartz

Luce Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Harland Luce of Bloomery celebrate a 25th anniversary with an open house hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Cook and Mr and Mrs Mike Coleman on Meade Drive December 2 with fifty friends. A prior party in Falconer New York November 23 marked their silver anniversary. They wed November 20 1948 in Falconer NY. They have a daughter Barbara who attends Frederick County Jr High School.

Harland Luce Bloomery Jack Cook Mike Coleman Cooks Meade Drive Falconer N.Y Barbara Frederick County Jr. High School

Wise Use of Energy Highlighted by Potomac Edison Expert

Winchester Jaycee-ettes heard home economist Lavetta Fraley discuss efficient electricity use and energy saving ideas at the November meeting. Plans were unveiled for a New Year’s Eve Dance at the George Washington Hotel and the club discussed adopting a family for the year, collecting Thanksgiving baskets, and aiding the Christmas shopping tour with refreshments and a toy per child. New member prospective member Charlotte Brown was welcomed.

Lavetta Fraley Potomac Edison Winchester Jaycee-ettes The Winchester Jayceeettes George Washington Hotel Patsy Musick Club Jaycee-ettes Jaycees Charlotte Brown

Auction Highlights From Lord Fairfax Garden Club Meeting

The Lord Fairfax Garden Club held its November meeting at Mrs. E L Moldens home. An annual auction featured Christmas items dried materials and baked goods auctioned by Mrs. Members were reminded to prepare two permanent bedside arrangements for the December gathering. Mrs. James R Keller presided with Allen Koman and Mrs. Charles Dick in attendance.

Lord Fairfax Garden Club E.L. Molden

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Legion Auxilary Conrad Hoover American Legion Auxiliary Delco Plaza Rts Tony Randall Randall Mt. Pleasant Church Coiffure Loudoun St James R. Keller Allen Koman Mrs Charles Dick Rm Shoecenter Navy Wilkins Wincheste Marvin Gordon Stonebrook Cranston High East University of Rhode Island New England Marvin R.I East Providence West Bay Tennis Club Warwick RITC USPTA USLTA Inter Tom Glass Graham Nelson
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