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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1962
Page
10
The Solenberger family announces the engagement of Helen Solenberger Metz to Donald Lee Sharp. Helen is a Stephens College and UNC graduate teaching in Henrico County. Donald, a Randolph Macon alumnus, works as a chemist for the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board in Richmond. An April wedding is planned.
The Teen-Age Club hosts its First Annual Christmas Dance at the War Memorial Building starting at 7 30 pm. The Sen Tiies, an eight piece band from Baltimore Md, will perform. TAC members only may attend and vote for the Queen of the Greens.
December 26 lists 7 30 p m See on Company K at 4 Bridge at sa De eiahert 1 p m Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel 7 p m Round Hill Ruritan Club 7 30 p m Jaycee Business at Lee Jackson 7 3 p m American Legion Board at Legion Home 7 30 p m Shawnee Bowman at War Memorial Building 7 30 p m Quota Club Business meeting with Mrs Costin Page 8 p m Women of Moose at Moose Home Also TAC Christmas Dance members only 7 30 11 p m Slo Mo Shun 5 p m Post Office Auxiliary 7 30 p m Key Club Platter Party
Mrs Crisman a member of the Lord Fairfax Garden Club spoke on Christmas in the home at the December Glen Burnie Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs August Cahill. She demonstrated festive home trimming ideas as awards for Special of the Day were given to Mrs Jack Phillips Mrs David Daylor and Mrs Frank Yeakle Sr with honorable mention to Mrs Cahill for her mass arrangement. J Sloan Kuykendall of the Little Garden Club served as guest judge.
The Welcome Wagon Club held its Christmas meeting at the War Memorial Building. Plans for the coming year were outlined and items for needy families were wrapped for presentation. Gray and Eddy donated cuff links and a tie bar for Mrs. Kaval, with other sponsors named. Regular Round Hill Ruritan Club meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 7 p.m.
Miss Erma Lou Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Nolan Fox of Gore married Donald Morris Cook of Richmond on Saturday at 4 o'clock in Bebron Baptist Church Rev Morris E Cather officiated with a poinsettia backdrop. The bride wore a white satin gown and carried white roses on a Bible. Matron of honor was Mrs Raymond Mayhew with bridesmaid Miss Faye Adams. Best man was Robert Cook with ushers Robert Barnes J Richard Butts Richard McFarland and Ernest Randall. Mrs Georgie Cather played piano and Rev Kenneth Hoover sang. A reception followed at the church social room. The couple will reside at 4514 W Grace St Richmond.
Santa Claus returns to his North Pole base after distributing a record number of gifts to children worldwide. Reports say he and his reindeer are taking a brief rest before plans for next year begin. General Chung Hee Park announces a new constitution in Seoul paving the way for civil rule restoration next summer. Junius Irving Scales spends Christmas in New York following a presidential commutation of his six year Smith Act sentence. Scales, 42, a former Tennessee Communist leader, says he left the party before prison and faced debate over sentence length versus other unreconstructed communists. He served about 15 months and would be eligible for parole next October.
The Kennedy family began Christmas before 8 a.m. in Palm Beach as gifts were exchanged in a sunlit morning at the Paul home. President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy attended Mass at St Edwards Church and later cruised Lake Worth. Caroline received a talking doll, John F Jr. a toy helicopter, with gifts kept private.
Dona and Dr. Bradford Bennett host the event at the George Washington Hotel with guests Dr. Bruce Gray Mrs. Pierre Tulou and others. Tickets for the dance will be picked up in the hospital lobby tomorrow between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. DOUGLAS E. MARTIN visits Middletown for holidays while MISS KATE GRANT lies injured in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a fall.
The Jaycees plan a regular business meeting at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. The December meeting will cover club business. Mrs R O Fitch of S Brad dock Street is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Private Kemal D Mirison of Mrs Alma Nuri 2229 Roosevelt Boulevard has graduated from the Army Navy Band in Washington and is now with the 36th Army Band at Fort Huachuca Arizona. Airman First Class Perry E Lowery of Stephens City serves with the 36th Tactical Wing at Bitburg Air Base Germany and is a jet mechanic formerly at Andrews Air Force Base Maryland. He is a graduate of James Wood High School and is the son of Mrs Ollie R Lowery of Stephens City. A 1st Philip LaRue and Mrs LaRue of Amarillo Texas welcome a daughter Debra Anne born Dec 23. Mr and Mrs Pete C Olson celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary at their home.
Mr and Mrs Harold J Learn ed today took over the former Big Cone on Berryville Ave from Edwin T Lillis and renamed it The Pizza Shop They will keep operating the Pizza Shop on Rt 11 south with the same location and business.
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In Luray Richard Jordan 54 suffered burns to hands and arms while repairing a stove at his home three miles west of town. He was treated at Page Memorial Hospital after the incident reported Christmas Eve. No property damage noted.
In Des Plaines Illinois police continue a search for clues after a Brink s armored truck was hijacked on Christmas Eve. The driver was handcuffed and blindfolded, the truck abandoned in a vacant lot with footprints tire tracks and a chauffeur cap and toy police badge left behind. Three hooded armed robbers forced entry and transferred the collections from 35 firms to a waiting car.
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