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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
8
A Frederick County Leader-Training program for Extension Homemakers will demonstrate how to use and care for small kitchen appliances at the War Memorial Building from 10 a.m. to 12 noon tomorrow. Open to anyone interested. White for spring fashion features numerous white dresses in day and evening styles with a tennis motif.
Thursday events include Rotary Club at WMB 12 30 p m and church dinners at John Mann Church at 4 p m. Evening activities feature Round Hill Ruritan American Legion Board Fraternal Order of Eagles BSP chapters and Women of Moose across various venues. Friday lists HIC at Lee Jackson Teen Weight Watchers at WW Center and music by Shenandoah Conservatory Jazz Ensemble directed by Paul Noble.
ELWOOD ELLIOTT a senior at the University of Richmond is named to the Dean's List for the first semester. A birthday dinner honored Mrs. Clarise Peacemaker on her 88th birthday at Bloomery with family from West Virginia and Virginia. Lewis W. Fries returns from California. Lula Mills Poe and Carroll Bush noted as nursing home and hospital cases.
The Stonewall School hosts its annual PTA Supper Monday at 6 p.m. The Stonewall Fun Night is scheduled for April 14.
The wedding of Miss Shirley Jean Owens and Glenn Allen Longerbeam took place at 2 pm Saturday at Berryville Baptist Church. The ceremony featured a double ring rite officiated by Rev. Darryl Maxwell, with music by organist Mrs. Clifton Price Jr. and guests from Berryville and nearby towns. The couple resides in Frederick County. the bride is the daughter of Mrs. Edna Owens, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Longerbeam Jr. The ceremony included a white velvet gown, blue velvet attendants, formal reception afterward, and a wedding trip.
Mrs Charles Dick of Winchester spoke on Containers at the Battletown Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs Phillip Cunningham in Berryville. Co hostesses were Mrs William Rosenberry Jr and Mrs Cunningham. An exhibit titled Valentine featured artificial material arrangements. Blue ribbons went to Mrs Handord Spivey and Mrs Joseph O Cain, red to Mrs Cunningham, yellow to several members, judged by Mrs Edward T Von Pippin and Mrs James Carter.
The Lawrence Augustine Washington Society Children of the American Revolution observed History Month at its February meeting. Miss Nancy Goforth led business and discussions while Barbara Fry spoke on the Symbol of the Eagle. Gay McLean led the flag salute and discussed right use and abuses of the flag. An Indians rights discussion followed. George Washington's Fredericksburg life was noted. Plans were made to visit historical spots in April. A social hour with refreshments closed the meeting at Mrs. Danley's home.
The notice lists multiple February birth announcements for families in the region. Tammy Sue Clem, Annette Lynn Brown, Donald Leroy II LeMarr, Virginia Katherine Layne, Leslie Marie Carey, John Henry Moomaw, Silas Franklin III Summerlin, Christopher Scott Burcham, Tracey Cathleen Carter, James Michael Ryan, Benjamin Terrell Taylor, Brandi Kay Wisecarver, and Donald Lee Jr. are named with mothers' maiden names and addresses where available.
Mr and Mrs Roger Hicks of 16 Springcrest Street celebrate their fourth anniversary. Married February 22, 1969 at St Andrew's United Methodist Church in Hagerstown Maryland by Rev John E Ewald. They have a son William Scott. Mrs Hicks is Constance Lee Yowell.
Fashion notes highlight a revived focus on the natural waist with drawstrings, slim belts, and waist-slim silhouettes signaling spring styles. The trend favors subtle shaping and soft lines over voluminous cuts.
The description highlights 1930s elegance with high waisted pleated pants two toned shoes with higher heels and wide brim accessories. It frames a jazzy sophistication echoing Great Gatsby aesthetics for formal male attire.
Miss Chris Harper daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Harper of George Street recently returned from Rennes France where she studied at Universite de Haute Bretagne in Lettres She is a Lynchburg College sophomore French major and student taught American to first grade classes in French public schools She traveled to Paris Chartres Versailles Loire Valley Mont Saint Michel and Brittany London and the French Riviera during breaks She belongs to Gamma Sigma Sigma and led her pledge class and has been active in drama and ecology and earned Dean's Honor List honors in freshman year
The guidance suggests not washing with soap and water to remove make-up. Use a special lotion with water for gentler cleansing, followed by a freshener and moisturizer to restore the skin’s natural lubricants and reduce scrubbing.
A local drug store promotes Odrinex tiny tablets with a money back guarantee if weight loss is not achieved. The plan sells for 3.25 dollars with a larger 5.25 dollar economy size and claims use by thousands nationwide for 14 years.
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