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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1975
Page
6
A NEA styled briefing notes the season’s shift to confident, versatile wardrobes for women. Emphasis on dresses, ruffles, floral prints, multiple fabrics, and affordable luxury with broad color trends and light fabrics. Details favor necklines, puff sleeves, and soft silhouettes.
A fashion feature champions bright color optimism and refined elegance over polemics. Designers showcase cheerful palettes and tailored silhouettes promising polished style for everyday wear.
Hawthorne Branches Junior Garden Club created boxwood Christmas trees for the Intensive Care and Coronary Care Units and donated decorated trees to the hospital. They also supplied fresh evergreen sprays to Winchester Day Nursery and Fremont Street Nursery, with a tree for each child and a candycane. Annual club projects included holiday napkin rings, stuffing cones for birds, and ornaments from milkweed pods.
December births reported for Front Royal families. James Trent Williams Jr. to Wilbur R. Williams Jr. and Judith Cameron at 309 Cook Lane. Cornelius II Dale Cloud to John R. Cloud and Nancy Pausche at 720 Stockton Rd. Nathaniel John Davenport to Thomas R. Davenport and Miriam McDaniel of Delaplane Rt. 711.
Alma C. Mrs, of 413 E Cork St, is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Ruth Steele of Rt 4 Winchester left the hospital Tuesday and will recuperate about two months at Otto LeMarr's home in Middletown. Middle Road Home Demonstration Club meets Tuesday at Relief United Methodist Church from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. members bring a sandwich and beverage.
AARP Chapter 114 will hear a committee from the Winchester Citizens Association at its Tuesday meeting. Members will meet at 7 30 p.m. at the War Memorial Building.
Griffin Davis of Stephens City will present Planning for the Early Garden at 10 a.m. Monday in the War Memorial Building. The Frederick County Ex tension Homemakers Council sponsors the first of three gardening programs this year. Davis will cover seed buying indoor planning hot beds cold frames soil prep and early planting dates.
Officers for 1975 for the Women's Fellowship of White Hall United Methodist Church were elected. President is Mrs Ollie Dyke, vice president Mrs Glen Russell, secretary Mrs Freda Madigan, treasurer Mrs Barbara Richards, devotional leader Mrs Linda Anderson, reporter Mrs Sandra Belford. Next meeting set for January 21 at Mrs Dyke's home.
The Methodist Men of the North Frederick Charge host a covered dish supper at 5 30 tonight at Ridgeway Church Hall Ridgeway W Va. All are invited to bring a dish and share in fellowship. A free will offering will benefit the parsonage fund.
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