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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
10
The Hospital Auxiliary's Follies of 19 opens January 24 for three nights at Shenandoah College. Petersen heads a hard working Talent Committee responsible for cast, music, rehearsals, and coordination. Contact Mrs. Petersen at 662 6980 before 5 p.m. Tuesday January 8 to join.
The Century Club meets Tuesday at 3 45 p m with Mrs Lewis M Allen at her Lashington Street home. William H Lawrence Jr will speak on the Woolen Industry.
Mrs Wade Jones announces the marriage of Doris Dean Jones to John W Likens at 10 30 a m on December 15 in Hagerstown Maryland. Doris is a 1962 James Wood High School graduate and John attended James Wood. he works for Front Royal Supply Co in Winchester. They reside on the Northwestern Grade.
Recurring notices report Harry S Todd returning to Gallandet College in Washington as a Deaf Education graduate student. Madonna Psyche Sponangle born December 30 at Winchester Memorial Hospital to Forest Everett Sponangle and Madonna McDonald. Various dinners, birthdays, and hospitality events noted along with student teaching plans and visitors. Bed linen tips end the column.
The Public Welfare Foundation Inc of Washington DC has sold Jessamine Hill Farms near Washington Virginia, a 2687 acre former headquarters given by Charles E Marsh. Oscar Lindgren bought the property for cattle farming plans priced at 395000 dollars, with multiple residences and 670 acres of woodland.
January events list includes Ladies Auxiliary at Middlesex Fire Hall at 7 p.m. on the 4th, Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel, Woodmen of the World and Fraternal Order of Eagles gatherings. January 5 features Capon Bridge Fire Co meeting at the fire hall.
A local listing advertises the War Memorial Building hosting a Friday open lounge session with a TAC Platter Party scheduled for Saturday from 7 30 to 11 p m.
The Old Fredericktown Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Winchester Golf Club with Mrs Gordon Whitham. Speaker Mrs Donald Stewart will discuss Perennials. Exhibit of the Day includes Color Harmony class 1 contemporary fresh material and class 2 monochromatic dried materials.
The annual membership meeting of the Round Hill Community Center will be held Jan 11 at 6 30 p m. The men will treat the women to an Oyster Supper after which the meeting will be held.
A vintage column on word usage and pronunciation. It explains common misuses, mispronunciations, and misspellings with examples and advice. It promotes vocabulary growth and shows how to master a word in depth.
Mrs. Rice lives in a rotating house on a hill that pivots to face south in winter for solar gain and north in summer. The 2000 square foot seven room home uses flexible conduits for utilities with an elevator linking cellar to upper floors. The Rice family, including two children Walter and Catherine, plans semiannual turning with husband Mr. Rice of Reliable Engineering Manufacturing Co. The dog Peper is puzzled by the moving layout.
FRIDAY FARE An open face luncheon sandwich made with sardines. Hot vegetable soup accompanies walnuts and raisins. Sardines mashed with carrot parsley onion and mayonnaise served on toasted bread cut into triangles. Makes 3 or 4 servings.
Roberta Lee answers who pays for a bachelor party whether attendants receive gifts and dutch treat options. Guidance explains placing bridal book at end of reception and how to invite signatures. Engaged couples are treated as married for seating at table.
Antoinette Barkley Harrison, 22, daughter of the governor, weighs options for a summer wedding. She favors St Andrews in Lawrenceville or St Pauls with a reception at the governor's mansion, noting space limits and a desire for a large celebration. Her fiancé is James C. Jamison of Roanoke. the couple plans around family and home traditions.
January 1 and January 2 announcements list newborn girls and boys to multiple couples in Berryville, Wardensville, Capon Bridge and nearby towns. Recipients include Rhonda Kaye Curtis, Richard Foley Frye, and Deborah Jean Fortune, with mothers identified by former maiden names.
Issac Vardanian of Tran told a Rotary Club in McAlester Oklahoma that newcomers struggle with English. He said, at first, we don t dig you, reflecting initial misunderstandings faced by international students.
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