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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1973
Page
6
The second annual Little Miss Winchester-Frederick County Pageant is scheduled for April 14 at 7 p.m. in Handley High School auditorium. Entrants must be five to eight by August 1, 1973, with March 5 as the deadline. Proceeds benefit the Youth Center Project.
A sequence of community activities listing times and venues for youth watchers, Masonic and auxiliary groups, looms of clubs, weight watchers sessions, garden and garden club meetings, touchdown and conservation board gatherings, sororities, bridge, fire company events, synagogue and church groups, square dance classes, and school associations scheduled across Winchester Frederick area venues.
The 10th annual Needlework Show at Woodlawn Plantation near Mount Vernon runs March 24 to April 1 daily 9 30 a m to 4 30 p m. Amateur and professional stitchers may submit smocking crewel needlepoint cross stitch quilting and applique with ribbons awarded by age group for living entrants.
The Frederick County Extension Office of Virginia Tech lists free educational programs in Homebaking and Agriculture for February. Activities include Advanced Sewing, Smocking, Decoupage, Sewing Workshops for 4-H, and Home Care of the Sick. Call 662-8745 for details and locations.
A compact listing notes two cleaners at 205 Weems Lane and 527 Baker Lane with phone numbers 662 5024 and 662 1066 respectively.
A cream rinse after shampooing helps control fly-away hair and cut down on electricity use during winter months.
Mrs Terry Easter led a literature program at the Epilson Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting. The group also hosted a Valentine Party at Skyline Restaurant Front Royal to honor Queen Sandy Miller with Mrs Fred Young directing and Mrs Barbara Clark crowning. A Feb 22 meeting includes a Bark Mill Theatre trip. Chalk for shadow option noted.
Knit dresses should not hang to avoid losing shape. Treat them like delicate sweaters and fold carefully. Store in closets or drawers to maintain fit and weave integrity.
The Delta Tau chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosts a Valentine party tomorrow at the Wayside Inn Middletown after two January meetings. Programs by Miss Arlene Maul and Mrs Wilda Simpson highlighted self analysis and personality relationships. Virginia Licensed Practical Nurses Association plans monthly meeting Thursday at 7 pm in Vanderbilt Hall Woodstock with speaker Mrs Roy Beatty outlining Northwest Psychiatric Clinic work.
Mrs Beulah Swanson of 324 W Whitlock Ave is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Lorenza Price and spouse hosted a Valentine Dinner in Cameron Street with their two sons and wives and four grandchildren. Wayne Bloom and family visited from Columbia S C. Private Bloom recently completed training at Fort Jackson and awaits transfer overseas.
Mrs Mary Pietsch and Mrs Nancy Porterfield demonstrated fruit arrangements and bread dough flowers at the Ki Wives of Winchester meeting. Mrs Helen Stewart presided at the Market Street United Methodist Church with guest Mrs Rosalie Wehn introduced. March 5 event noted.
The Highland Presbyterian Women meet at 7 30 this evening at the Manse 366 Kern St following the executive meeting Miss Alice Lake to lead the Bible study
Baby oil remains a top choice for removing makeup and moisturizing skin during winter. It conditions skin against dryness while cleansing away the last traces of cosmetics.
The listing recommends a sleeveless V neck sweater dress with a matching cardigan for cool evenings. It suggests pastel plastic necklaces to complement a light shade dress or contrast with a deeper color.
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