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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1963
Page
8
Miss Cheryl Gonzales plans a fall wedding to Frederick P Sturm. The announcement notes Washington College as part of the couple’s background.
ME AND MRS RODENY GLEN FORSYTHE of 21 Fairfax St Berryville welcome infant Renee Lynn born at Winchester Memorial Hospital. VIRGINIA LaFOLLETTE of Lehew WV is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. MR AND MRS DOUGLAS D RITTER announce birth of infant daughter. JERRY ALLEN HEADLEY and Elaine Sardellis welcomed Rhonda Jean born February 15 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. NEWTON W BORDEN of 315 hoop is listed with Winchester Memorial Hospital.
The Office of Education reports an estimated 0.1 million children attend school in obsolete and unsatisfactory facilities. The finding highlights a nationwide need for facility upgrades and investment.
A dense local schedule lists 7:30 p.m. events across groups in Northern Virginia including Board of Controls Ex Club at 1336 Comte, Medical Assistants Aasc, Stephens City Fire Co, Back Creek Rural Club, Round Hill PTA, Rescue Squad Auxiliary, Hiram Lodge AF and AM, Loyal Order of Moose, Rebekah Lodge, Alcoholics and Eagles Auxiliary at George Washington Hotel, SPCA at George Washington Hotel, Doe Club at Elks Home, Shenandoah Numismatic Club at WMB, James Wood PTA in school auditorium, and 8 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at Town House Restaurant along with Lodge 867 BPOE at Elks Home and a Bible Study class and Jaycee Minstrel Practice.
Activities listed for Wednesday include basketball at 7:30 p.m. and meetings for Girl Scouts Kiwanis Key Club and Shenandoah Numismatic Club. Community members are invited to attend all events starting at 7:30 p.m. in local venues.
Miss Ebner Grayson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Gray and Jimmy Haines named King and Queen of Hearts at Round Hill Methodist Church Valentine Party. Linda Curtis and Jay Hepner won the slow dance contest.
Birth notices report the births of Michael Andrew to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Landon Hopkins at 713 W 14th Street Front Royal. Kathy Lynn to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franklin Martin on Front Royal Road. Donald Joe to Mr. and Mrs. Claus Carson Lupton in Rio West Virginia. Virginia Mae to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Patrick Hoover at 325 E Kern Street.
A recipe for Old World Cherry Buns promises warmth and hospitality for family and guests. The method details yeast activation, milk, sugar, flour, and a lemon or red food coloring twist, shaping dough, proofing, baking at 375 degrees, yielding about 1 1/2 dozen buns.
The James Wood High School Parent-Teachers Association will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the school auditorium. All parents with children at James Wood are urged to attend.
The Hawthorne Garden Club will meet Thursday at 10 p.m. at the Winchester Golf Club. Mrs J Sloan Kuykendall will speak on Altar Flowers and the Special of the Day features an Oriental Arrangement.
The Glen Burnie Garden Club will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Winchester Golf Club. Hostess will be Mrs. Ralph Mulvey. Guest speaker will be Mrs. L. Riley on the exhibit titled Permanent Beauty.
The Onward and Upward class of Kernstown Methodist meets Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at C. Cammer’s home in Kernstown. Mrs. Spee and Charles Richard will attend. The devotional leader is Mrs. Charles Edmundson.
Quick easy recipe by Cacily Brownsion uses molded pineapple as salad or dessert. Combine lemon lime gelatin with boiling water add cold water and pineapple then set in molds. Serve on romaine salad greens with French dressing or as a stand alone dessert. Makes five to six servings.
An easy method to remove wrinkles and odors from woolen garments is to place them in a clothes dryer with two or three damp sponges. No heat is needed. Circulating air through the garments removes odor and eases wrinkles.
The Potomac Valley Riding Club hosts its 8th annual horse show on Sunday May 26 in Cumberland Maryland. The program adds seven children classes and features the Parade of Stallions and Parade of Broodmares across ten divisions including Children's Division and Club divisions. The Winchester Council of Garden Clubs will meet Thursday at 10 am at the War Memorial Building.
T E Owen Jr, assistant postmaster in Charles Town, received the Allen Club Trophy from Dorothyce at the club event. He is serving his second year as the club's secretary and treasurer. Leslie Magerfield won a silver goblet for points in the Pleasure Class. Lester Arnold introduced the ceremony.
Mr Owen elected president for 1968 and Mr Ros bee o tall named to the new officers roster as part of organizational changes.
Discussion on whether to acknowledge greeting cards and how to handle foreign food terms. The exchange notes that it is acceptable to ask waiters about unfamiliar dishes and suggests appreciation for receiving greetings, while debating if a formal acknowledgment is necessary.
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