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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1969

Page

8

Winchester Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers for 1969

Mrs. Rosa Reid, District Deputy of District 8, installed officers for Winchester Rebekah Lodge 21. Delegates from Bentonville assisted, with Reid chosen Noble Grand for 1969 and a full slate of officers elected or reappointed. Committee roles include updating bylaws, coupon chair, publicity, and refreshments after the meeting. The Century Club meets Tuesday at 3:45 p.m.

Rosa Reid Loyalty Rebekah Lodge No Bentonville Winchester Reid Mildred Ingles Virginia Bryan Virginia Carvell Elaine Ring C.T. Ingles Frank Carvell Noble Jeannette Carney Margaret Eva Elizabeth Rebekah Lodge No. 15 Calumet, Mich Georgia Gess Clara Hinchey Mervil Bailey Katie Harman Elizabeth Massey Kathleen Harvey Emma Elliott Ruth Steele Hazel Himelright Jeanne Hoov May Knicely Nina Comstock Lodge Joy Mason Lucy Eshelman Pearl Bailey Hazel Himelwright Jean Hoover

Foster Family Notices and Local Hospital Patients

Mrs. Dot Ann Foster of White Post Route is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Trooper Lester C. Foster and family, formerly of White Post Route now in Bealeton, visit relatives in Winchester and Bealeton. Lester C. Foster Jr. celebrated his 25th birthday with a surprise party at his Bealeton home attended by relatives. Robert M. Colston of Baltimore is hospitalized at Greater Baltimore Medical Center after a serious heart attack. formerly resident of Winchester.

Dot Ann Foster White Post Winchester Memorial Hospital Lester C. Foster and Son White Post Route Bealeton L.C. Foster Sr J.C. Foster W.W. Lohr Lester C, Foster Jr John W. Foster Jr Winchester Terry Lee Foster Lester C, Foster Robert M. Colston Baltimore, Md Greater Baltimore Medical Center Mr. Colston

Upward Class Meeting at Kernstown United Methodist Church

The Onward and Upward Class of Kernstown United Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Loring Ritter. Mrs Roy Donald will be the devotional leader.

Kernstown

Calendar of Divents a packed Monday schedule

A Monday listing shows multiple groups meeting at various venues including Civil Air Patrol Old Virginia Woolen Mill Bunker Hill PTA Winchester Coin Club WMB Capon Bridge Fire Co George Washington Hotel City Hall Masonic Temple and local churches. Readouts include times from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. with organizations such as Lions Exchange Board of Directors Miss Jacqueline Smith and Toastmasters among others.

Civil Air Patrol Old Virginia Woolen Mill Bunker Hill Pta V.F.W. Post 213 Madison Lodge No Winchester Coin Club Wmb Capon Bridge Fire Co George Washington Hotel Capon Bridge Ladies Fire Hall McKinley Chapter Eastern Star City Hall Clearbrook Fire Co Lions Club Exchange Club Henry William Evans Century Club Jacqueline Smith Toastmasters Club Hiram Lodge No. 21 Af&am Masonic Temple

Price of Pork Advances and Vegetables See Changes

Virginia Department of Agriculture Market News Service reports last week's pork prices rose with center loin chops and roasts up 3 cents to 1.23 a pound, bacon up 3 cents for first and second grades, hams 72 cents a pound, and fat salt pork 21 cents. Beef, veal, and other meats show small moves while vegetables from Florida and Arizona show varied shifts. tomatoes fall slightly, cucumbers ease, beans drop, acorn squash and celery hearts rise, and butter and eggs hold near recent levels.

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Births in Stephens City and Ranson Area Families

Mr and Mrs Miller Franklin Arnold Jr of Stephens City welcome a daughter Kelly Dion. Mr and Mrs James Edward Lineburg of Berryville Ave announce a son James Alan. Mr and Mrs Paul Stuart Racey of Stephens City welcome a son Robert Donald. Mr and Mrs George Vernon Smith Jr of Hollingsworth Drive announce a daughter Theresa Joy. Mr and Mrs Donald Nelson Ott of Ranson West Virginia welcome a daughter Patricia Ann.

Miller Franklin Arnold, Jr Stephens City Kelly Dion Arnold Dessie Virginia Madigan James Edward Lineburg Berryville Ave James Alan Lineburg Edith Mae Feathers Paul Stuart Racey Robert Donald Racey Joy Ruscella Donald George Vernon Smith, Jr Hollingsworth Drive Theresa Joy Smith Virginia Lee Willey Donald Nelson Ott Ranson W.va Ott Patricia Ann Phillips

Local residents report illness and holiday visits

Mrs Helen Richard Kernstown and Mr and Mrs Robert Walker remain home ill. The Middle Road Home Demonstration Club meeting was postponed to Tuesday. Lisa Ann Lewis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Lewis, stayed home sick for a few days. Mr and Mrs Donald Ritter and son Gregory of 832 Ryder Rd Richmond visited Mrs Ernest Ritter on York Ave over Christmas. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Thomas Ritter and children, Mrs Eunice Braithwaite and children, Mr and Mrs Ernest Ritter Jr of Winchester, and Larry Comer of Nain. Mr and Mrs James Donald suffered from flu and Helen Richard returned home after Winchester Memorial Hospital. Dwight Miller returned to Richmond College after a three week Christmas break with his parents.

Middle Road Lisa Ann Lewis Phillip Lewis Donald Ritter Gregory Ryder Rd Richmond Ritter Ernest Ritter York Ave Thomas Ritter Eunice Braithwaite Ernest. Ritter Jr Winchester Larry Comer Nain James Donald Helen Richard Winchester Memorial Hospital Dwight Miller Richmond College John Miller

New Fashions Require Green Bank Account

Louise Cook reports from New York that this spring's fashion demands a lush garden look tied to a green bank balance. The piece notes a shift in consumer spending toward eco friendly, flourishing home gardens and related lifestyle purchases.

Louise Cook Associated Press NEW York (Ap

Fashion Week highlights and culinary notes from The Bride Cooks Supper

Flowers bloomed at the American Designer show with George Stravropoulos presenting white organza ensembles featuring applique tulips daisies roses and dogwoods. Designs ranged from satin trimmed shirtwaists to paneled sheath with four figure prices and wing sleeves on jumpsuits. Chester Weinberg offered pastel prints with winged sleeves and hooded accents, drawing from 1940s silhouettes and a palette spanning bright greens to persimmon red.

George Stravropoulos Stravropoulos Stra Chester Weinberg Detihers Stravrovoulos

Large Wall Decorations Create Illusion of Space

Designer Jack Denst shows how to make rooms feel bigger with oversized wall accents a single large floral motif vertical stripes or murals. He favors black white or wood toned pieces limits on foreign souvenirs and uses area rugs and varied furniture scale to expand the sense of space. He also advises curling lashes before mascara for a cleaner look.

Jack Denst Europe Denst Cation

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