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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1963
Page
8
Nancy Pennypacker reports on needlework as a relaxing hobby taught by Mrs. Schroeder at J. J. Newberry's Art Needlework Department. The piece highlights knitting and crochet for all ages, benefits for veterans, and tips on stitches, gauge, and dye lots. Mrs. Schroeder offers lessons at Newberry's today to 5 p.m. and tomorrow and Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Market Street Methodist Men plan a 7 30 p m meeting in the church Fellowship Hall. L T Fauver, club president, urges all members to attend and bring a guest to hear a recorded talk by an Army psychiatrist about interviews with captured American soldiers after the Korean War.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Paul James Coffelt of Route 2 Nain on their seventh anniversary. They wed January 1 1956 at Oy Lutheran Parsonage Albin by the late Reverend FE B Smith. They have three children Dorina Lynn Deborah Ann and James Michael. Mrs Coffelt was formerly Janet Teresa Boone.
January events list many meetings and gatherings. Senior citizens cancelation noted. Groups include Northern Virginia Hair Dressers Assn Lee Jackson dinner Hiram Lodge Shawnee Kennel Club Loyal Order of Moose Camera Club Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous and more at various venues.
Tuesday 7 30 p m Camera Club Shawnee District Boy Scouts Jaycee Minstrel Practice. Wednesday 1 15 p m Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting 7 30 p m Basketball Officials.
Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Fries of Charles Town welcome a son, Kery Arthur, with the mother formerly Linda Jean Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. William Clayton Cave of Lambden Ave greet William Eric. the mother was Georgia Carol Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Edward James Farrell of S Loudoun St have Anthony Wayne, mother Helen Marie Whitmore. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Franklin Evans of Middletown have Deborah Kay. mother Golda Allen Pence. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Mumaw Shiley Route 4 have a daughter. mother Mary Alice Pitcock. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Dan Gay of 2716 Minnesota Ave SE welcome a daughter. mother Lucy June Teets. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eugene Braithwaite of Berryville have a son, Robert Lee. mother Doris Elaine Good. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lee Hollar of Woodstock announce Robert Lee, a boy. mother Virginia Belle Blanchfield.
The Stephenson Social Club meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 12 30 p m has been cancelled and will be held Thursday at the same time and place.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Gainesboro will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Naomi Flowers will lead devotions.
Miss Charlene Baddour of the Winchester Rehabilitation Center spoke at the Stonewall District Ruritan Club meeting at Stonewall School. She described the center’s surveys in Winchester and Frederick County schools and outlined Camp Easter Seal Summer Treatment Center programs and costs.
In Winchester and Frederick Clarke and Warren Counties a search for entrants to the Miss Winchester Tri County pageant to be held March 31 seeks American girl contestants with talent poise and beauty. Entries are managed by Mrs. Helen Clevenger and Mrs. Janice Shull with interviews by the committee and finalists appearing at Handley High School Auditorium.
Adapted French dish with piquant flavor. Liver Lyonnaise combines sliced beef liver onions and parsley in a skillet with oil flour bouillon vinegar and seasoning for a savory family dinner.
Frances Brangle of 744 Frederick Ave is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Gary Fletcher and his wife welcome infant son David Earl born January 1 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Fletcher is formerly Neva Maun Yates. Alan Carter Lord and Sally Lord of Berryville announce birth daughter Nancy Elizabeth on January 2 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Lord is former Jane Rowland. Teresa Lynn born January 3 to Harman Landis and Madge Miller of Wardensville at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Carolyn Sue born January 3 to Harry William Crouse and wife. Crouse formerly Alma Garre. Paul B. Yates, ex-owner of Tip Top Restaurant Rt 11 South, seriously ill at home in Florida. Mrs. B. F. Strother of White Hall, recovering in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a heart attack.
The Little Garden Club will meet Friday at the Winchester Golf Club with Mrs Willis Lacy at 2 p.m. Dr Walter Flory of Brandy Experimental Station will speak on Boxwood and Shade Trees. Special of the Day will be an arrangement of evergreens with an accent. Special specimens is a collection of three or more varieties of evergreen foliage.
Start by warming the skillet and adding onions, cooking over low heat with a wooden spoon until the drippings loosen and the onions color golden. Stir in remaining salt and pepper with flour, then add bouillon and vinegar. Cook, stirring constantly, until the sauce thickens and gently boil about 5 minutes. Add liver and parsley, mix well and serve to four small portions.
Wilson C. Dickson manager of the Winchester Virginia Employment Commission will speak at the Kiwanis Club meeting tomorrow at 12 15 PM at the George Washington Hotel He will discuss the local labor situation and employment outlook for the area.
An ocean going tug from Norfolk towed the crewless Lt Andrew Moore toward Philadelphia after catching the drifting World War II merchant ship about 330 miles southeast of Wilmington, North Carolina. The Andrew Moore had been adrift for eight days after a tow line snapped in heavy seas while being moved to Philadelphia.
In Newport News a Fort Eustis soldier and his 20 year old wife died from electrocution in their all metal trailer bath tub. Richard Brewer 19 a PFC at Fort Eustis and his wife Sue were found nude in the tub after a short circuit in the metal home. authorities noted metal objects in the dwelling contributed to the incident.
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