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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1963
Page
8
At a recent meeting at the Lee Jackson Restaurant Mrs George Stickley volunteered to ensure the organization is represented at the Apple Blossom Rally on March 28.
Sheila McGuire daughter of Dr and Mrs William P McGuire earns Dean's List honors for the midsession term at the university.
A fragment discusses a potential uniform shift for the Ca dete but notes mixed reactions among men. The text hints at options like middy tops or grass skirts, suggesting debate over attire.
Mrs Hardy spoke at the Winchester Clarke Garden Club meeting at Mrs Warren Gregory s home. Her historical review traced the club from its 1924 founding to the present, detailing how the group began and grew.
The Amateur Musical Comedy Artists held its monthly meeting at Mr and Mrs William Madigan with President Madigan presiding. Devotion by Mrs Helen Easter and reports from officers were given as candy sale progress was discussed.
Friday night play at 7:30 produced winners in bridge matches held at the hotel. Jor Gee ory and other participants competed in multiple hands for top honors.
Lesson in Engish By W. L. Gordon gives guidance on misused words and pronunciation as part of a vocabulary building note. It explains proper emphasis in words like precocious and pro vince how to say venal and other terms.
February events list includes Exhausters Auto Club at Club House Rt 50 at 7 p.m. Stonewall PTA at 7:30 p.m. Bland Memorial Contest at Grace Church Middletown at 7:30 p.m. Naat View Eastern Star in City Hall at 8 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at Town House Restaurant at 3 p.m. Monday schedule shows Colored Program at 7:30 p.m. Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club at 10:30 a.m. Girl Scout Banquet at 4 p.m. Kiwanis Committee meeting at 7:30 p.m. Jaycee Minstrel Practice at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. C. L. Riley of the Lord Fairfax Garden Club spoke to Glen Burnie Garden Club at Winchester Golf Club on organizing plants by public, service, play, and private areas. She advised shrubs at corners to soften houses and urged borders not to be wider than one fest, with awards given to members for massed arrangements and line design.
The Stonewall Home Demonstration Club will meet at 10 30 am Wednesday in the War Memorial Building. A covered dish supper will be served. Members are reminded to attend and bring dishes.
Guidance on delaying replies to letters to avoid seeming overly eager. The dialogue covers balancing promptness with courtesy and avoiding a backlog that burdens the recipient.
Marsh argues the United States has failed to package and market its ideals amid the cold war. He warns this undermines confidence in US leadership and risks eroding authority among friends and foes.
Birth announcements list multiple newborns with parents and locations including Derek Mat and Barbara Taylor, Ray Frank Ritenour, Kristi Ann, Rick McDonald, Robert Edward Baker, Victor Arthur Nelson, and Laurie Ellen, naming birth dates and parental prior names.
A Buffalo 16 display by Mrs. Bosolo showcases buffalo coats hats and handbags for a 50 state sale on March 28. Prices run 500 to 1500 dollars for dyed coats and 500 to 700 for natural skins with innovations like black dyed skins and sunburst trim. The event aims to position buffalo fur as a status symbol and rival mink in fashion.
Cadet band directed by Captain Frank Foti performed at the Memorial Gymnasium during the Ary and ROTC program. Tomorrow he will discuss The Power of Man in a Divided World as part of his two lectures. He has held many high posts and now serves as Secretary for International Education of the National Council of YMCAs.
Miss Louise Janney of Luray, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roby Janney, will travel to New York for the United Nation's Pilgrimage for Youth summer program after being selected from Luray High School for the debated event.
A brief note on current education topics in the United States and related national discussions. Later tonight, coverage will continue with further developments and expert perspectives.
The defendant told County Court Judge T. C. Elder he would seek a rapid preliminary hearing after a plea of not guilty to the charged robbery. The victim, robbed of $000, was hospitalized in critical condition but improved to satisfactory at Wayneboro Community Hospital.
The Junior Century Club schedules a talk by Robinson, presented at a local meeting. Planning details indicate a discussion session and questions from members. The event aims to share insights and foster community engagement.
The regular Highview PTA meeting will be held this evening at 7 30. Weather permitting the gathering will take place at the school auditorium with officers and members expected to attend.
Civic League board meeting scheduled for White 23 Montague. A brief notice outlines time and location details for members and attendees.
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