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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1962

Page

8

Legion Auxiliary Reports on Yearly Activities and Plans

The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Claude Grimman's home listing 17008 hours volunteered across three hospitals and noting Christmas contributions of 2001 veterans remembered and 8201.98 dollars spent. They approved funding for a canteen book for an indigent hospital, planned a 5000 poppies order for November, and voted to raise Past President's Pay contributions. A Lord Fairfax Garden Club meeting follows with a paper on Espalier Trees and an exhibit by Fabulous Fakes.

American Legion Auxiliary Claude Grimman Nyheter Fyemer Pement Epson Ong Chmngen Grim Congress Miss Catbaugh Robert T. Barton Barton Lord Fairfax Garden Club Winchester Golf Club

Birth announcement and local notices from Winchester area

MR. AND MRS. EUGENE COMBS announce the birth of a daughter Miss Phyllis Kaalberg. CARSON M. HOOK of 1810 Amherst St. is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. JOHN C. KANODE returned to Albuquerque after holidays with his parents. ROBERT E. BUTTON and Andrew J. Button returned to college after holidays at 536 W. Bellview Ave. LITTLE JODY PAUGH is a patient at Mial Hospital. MRS. BLANCHE HALL is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The District of the Methodist Church plans 11 o clock service at Stephens City Methodist Church.

Eugene Combs Phyllis Kaalberg Mr. Combs Lonnie Combs Carson M. Hook Amherst St Winchester Memorial Hospital John C. Kanode Albuquerque New Mexico John O. Kanode Parkway Robert E. Button King College Bristol Tenn Andrew J. Button Hampden-Sidney College W. E. Button Bellview Ave Little Jody Paugh Daughob Weleipointness Atrien A of Stephenson Mial Hospital Blanche Hall Front Royal The Methodist Church Stephens City Methodist Church

Rev Ken Hoover to Speak at Hebron Baptist Gore

The Rev Ken Hoover of Portsmouth will be guest speaker at Hebron Baptist Church Gore during the regular 11 a.m. Sunday service.

Rev. Hoover Hebron Baptist Ken Hoover Portsmouth Hebron Baptist Church Gore

Episcopal Meeting Elects Five Vestry Members

The annual gathering of the Congregation of Christ Episcopal Church will be held at 11 o'clock Sunday to elect five Vestry members and conduct standard church business.

Convegation of Christ Episcopal Church

Dr Rives To Speak At Virginia Methodist Conference

Dr J J Rives of Falls Church a former Methodist pastor in Baltimore Washington Richmond and Lynchburg will conduct a seminar and evangelism session at the Blackstone Methodist Assembly Center for young Virginia Methodists. He studied at George Washington Washington and Lee and Harvard and serves as interim pastor of First Methodist Salem. The District Conference opens at 2 pm and adjourns at 8 30 pm with Rives speaking at 7 30 pm and again at 11 am Sunday at Market Street Church.

J. J. Rives Falls Church Market Street Church Dr. Rives Baltimore Washington Richmond Lynchburg Blackstone Methodist Assembly Center Virginia Methodism George Washington Washington and Lee Harvard First Methodist Church Salem Rives

Valley Mill HDC to Hold All Day Meeting at War Memorial

Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club meets Tuesday at 10 30 a.m. in the War Memorial Building for an all day session with hostesses Mrs Rosie Hott Mrs Helen Knight Mrs Mary Szymanski and Mrs Pearl Cov ert. Devotions led by Mrs Laura Anderson and a demonstration on oven meals using meat substitutes. Lunch will be served from dishes used in the demonstration. members should not bring sandwiches.

Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club War Memorial Rosie Hott Helen Knight Mary Szymanski Pearl Covert Laura Anderson Gertrude Daniel Ann LaRue

Record Hop At Gainesboro Fire Hall Saturday Night

Gainesboro hosts a record hop at the fire hall on Saturday at 7 p.m. Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded.

Gainesboro

Highview PTA Meeting Scheduled With Guest James Hutton

Highview Parent-Teachers Association will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the school. Guest speaker will be James Hutton of Gainesboro.

Highview Parent-Teachers Association James Hutton Gainesboro

Calendar of Events for January 12 13 programs and meetings

January 12 events run from 10 am to 8 pm with a page and bake sale at 22 S. Brad. Jaycee at LeeJack 6 30 pm. Woodmen of the World Fraternal Order of Ea John Dove No 21 Royal Arch at City Hall. Shepherd College Music Dept at Reynolds Hall 8 30 pm. January 13 events include rummage at SS 9 am to 5 pm AAUW at Christ Episcopal Church 2 pm and a record hop and games at Gainesboro Fire Hall 7 pm.

Mage and Hake Sale S. Brad George Jaycee LeeJack Woodmen of the World Fraternal Order of Ea John Dove Royal Arch City Hall Shepherd College Music Department Reynolds Hall Christ Episcopal Church Gainesboro

War Memorial Building Weekend Event Schedule

Friday 7 30 p.m Chess Club Open Lounge. Saturday 7 30 to 11 p.m TAC Dance. Sunday 2 p.m World War I Veterans.

Chess Club

Dear Abby Advice Column Snippets

A reader asks if a 19 year old with a "bad background" can win parental approval for dating. Abby advises patience and let time prove character. Another asks about remarriage to a widow. Abby says children may reject but the elder man gains companionship. A third concerns a town mother hosting soldiers. Abby calls it practical and notes no trashiness.

Abby Army

Local Guardsmen to march in inaugural parade for Gov Harrison

About 200 local National Guard members and cadets from VMI and Virginia Tech will march in the inaugural parade for Governor Albertis S. Harrison in Richmond. The 2nd Battle Group 116th Infantry under Col Mifflin B. Clowe Jr includes units from Harrisonburg Staunton Charlottesville and Lynchburg. Governor Harrison planned to be inaugurated at noon with a 4 pm reception in the Capitol Rotunda hosted by Mrs Joseph A Massie Jr.

Richmond Erecr Albertis S. Harrison National Guard Virginia Military Institute Virginia Polytechnic Institute V.M.I Richard Ward George Lanahan Paul Rhodes William Snyder John Prosser Winchester Virginia Tech Mack Stinnett 116Th Infantry Col Mifflin B. Clowe, Jr Harrisonburg Staunton Charlottesville Lynchburg Berryville Harrison Joseph A. Massie, Jr Frederick County William Battaile J. Thomas Kremer Massie Richard Rosenberger George Whitacre Harry Carpenter W. E. Edwards Alan Peery

Keep in the Swing Of Dressing Up For Winter Parties

After the holidays, keep fluffy dresses handy and fresh for winter parties. Change looks with jewelry scarves flowers and other accessories to keep outfits exciting through the season.

Canned Vegetables Make Appealing First Course

A European inspired method uses canned vegetables marinated separately in olive oil and cider or wine vinegar with onion. Choices include green beans mushrooms beets asparagus and pimientos. marinate, refrigerate, and serve on separate dishes for best effect.

Cecily Brownstone Associated Press

Memoir talk by Mrs Patten to Sig ma Alpha Sorority

Mrs Louise A Patten director of Bark Mill Theater spoke to Espiron Sigma Alpha Sorority sharing excerpts from her memoirs. She recalled acting and directing in Berkeley and Oakland with reviews and anecdotes including her later Little Theater. A Christmas dance breakfast at Lee Jackson Restaurant followed by a bake sale raised funds for Sheltering Arms Hospital.

Louise A. Patten Bark Mill Theater Espiron Sigma Alpha Sorority Berkeley Oakland Calif Little Theater Peggy McAboy Lee-Jackson Restaurant Gloria Biddle Barbara Wibberley Sheltering Arms Hospital Richmond

Free Editions Of Paper as Sun Fails to Show

In St. Petersburg Florida the sun did not appear and the St. Petersburg Evening Independent offered free editions as compensation. The paper made good on the offer for the 213th time, a practice begun 51 years ago and not seen since July 19 1961.

Sun ST. Petersburg Fla Evening Independent Independent

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