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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1963
Page
8
Old daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Loy of 1404 Greystone Ter is to compete in a Winchester pageant. She plans to play the organ in the talent division as counselors sponsor the event.
The Rev B T Clark of Strasburg Methodist Church spoke on Reality of American History at a Daughters of the American Revolution luncheon held at Town House Restaurant on Thursday. A National Defense Committee report mentioned UNESCO booklet praising the Soviet. John C Marsh displayed a booklet and items related to the Constitution and national independence.
Miss Agnes Shirley to lead the Foundation Garment demonstration promptly at 10 30 AM. Comrade Bible Class and Mrs P G Ireland to conduct the worship service tomorrow morning at Braddock at 9 45 o'clock.
Members of two men's classes from the First Evangelical United Brethren Church will visit Gol Street Methodist Sunday School tomorrow morning for the second year of joint meetings. A special program for the Good Samaritan Class is set, with a committee chairman to assemble at the United Brethren Church before 9 30 tomorrow to march to the host church. The Chestnut Grove Methodist Church Official Board will meet Sunday at 7 p.m.
Mr O Connell spoke to the Quota Club about stone houses ranging from Carlisle Pennsylvania to Luray tied to Irish styles. He displayed archival images of Apple Pie Ridge homes his restoration projects and noted several period houses now owned by locals including Purcell Headley Helmsly Joist Hite and others. A February board meeting was announced for February 28 at Mrs Costin Page s residence with Dorothy Cobb Virginia Day and Marjorie Tren attending.
Norfolk figure JOHN RHOAD tops Bryan College Dayton Tennessee seniors with a 2 5 0 0 grade average and Dean's List honors. ROBERT BURKE suffers flu at home. his son Charles has returned from Melbourne Florida to Alva C. Rich ards Martinsburg Pike. MR AND MRS THOMAS H DeHAVEN host Brenda Lee's 12th birthday surprise at Cedar Grove with twenty nine guests.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Roy Adams of 416 National Ave on their wedding. The couple were married February seventeenth. They are survived by daughters Peggy and Helen Brill and six grandchildren.
February 23 schedule includes ocean sale and 7:30 to 11 pm events. Platters listed for attendees 15 through 19 years old only.
Potts, the Diamondback Sports Editor at Maryland, is a senior journalism student and Handley High School graduate. He expects to graduate in February 1964.
Recipe notes describe a savory stuffing variant for Sunday dinner. It mentions using prepared stuffing mix, apples, and raisins sautéed with butter and onion, then mixed with water to create a moist stuffing base. The passage emphasizes flavor and variety in the dish.
Garden Club met for a luncheon and business session to outline roles for the coming year. Officers and committees were announced including Exhibit led by Mrs French Lee, Judging by Mrs Roy Cather Sr and Mrs Lemuel Brown, Publicity by Mrs Donald Stewart, and Garden Therapy by Massie and Mrs De Slaughter.
The Stephens City and Middletown Lions Club sponsor the Bland Memorial Contest at Grace Methodist Church in Middletown Monday at 7 30 pm. Seven contestants perform in a public service event.
Hawthorne Garden Club held its March gathering with Mrs. Roy Cather Jr. as hostess. The program featured Maeda Oe teeing off with special table displays and a focus on an Oriental Arrangement as the day’s highlight. Mrs. Hunter Gaunt Jr. received a blue ribbon.
Members of the Comrade Bible Class will hold an annual covered dish supper Tuesday at 6 pm in the Fellowship Hall of Braddock Street Educational building. Miss Jean Baker is guest speaker and new members will be honored. Groups 4 7 and 8 and several members are urged to attend and bring a dish for themselves and guests.
A roller skating party sponsored by the Hoppers Auto Club will take place in Ridgeway West Virginia on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Funds will support a local project and the event is open to the public.
Bara Haun journeys to Texas to join her husband Meeved stationed at Fort Hood. The couple plans to reside at 509 Wyoming Street in Kelleen Texas.
Thousands flock to Utica to view a recreated 1913 International Exhibition of Modern Art at the Institute. The show honors Duchamp and other masters while recalling past controversy as it tours to New York City for an April 6 opening at the Seth Regimental Armory.
The Little Garden Club gives three bare root crabapple trees to be planted behind McCormac for city property. City manager Lee Grant notes trees are needed near the Reservoir and on the McCormac lot. Orders for white dogwood and crabapple trees are taken, with delivery details and contact numbers for Mrs. Massie and Mrs. Trice. The Gainesboro Fire Co hosts a Teenage Record Hop and Dance Contest at 7:30 with adult games tonight.
Louis Galensky of Des Moines covered the car with a blanket on a freezing night and praised the cold start next morning. He soon realized the wrap caused a rear-engine foreign compact to start despite the blanket.
A compact language lesson notes pronunciation mistakes and word study. It defines common errors such as continual and nascent and includes synonyms and a sample sentence about nascent admiration by Mary. It emphasizes pronouncing cholera correctly and uses simple vocabulary for learners.
A reader questions polite greetings and writing etiquette. The answer advises asking permission to write first and taking the initiative to write, plus guidance on whether a casual guest may follow the hostess to the kitchen.
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