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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1969
Page
6
A colorful home recipe argues whether chili is Mexican or American and offers Chili in Cheese Pastry Bowls. It details ingredients like canned chili with beans, sharp cheddar, caraway, and pastry bowls baked at 425 degrees, plus serving ideas and variations for party fare.
A dense listing of local meetings and clubs with times from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. including boards, toastmasters, lodge meetings, senior citizens, church groups, AA, moose, rebekah, Kiwanis, garden clubs, Jayceeettes, rifle club, PTA, square dancing, numerism, bridge, and Elks lodge. Notable venues include WMB George Washington Hotel Carpers Valley Club and Elks Home.
Mr Holmes Carl of South Loudoun Street returns from Winchester Memorial Hospital where he was a patient. Miss Mary Sum Merville Jones leaves White Post to resume graduate studies at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Miss Sue Ellen Winans returns to Longwood College after holiday visit. Mrs Milton McInturff Jr of Parkview Avenue remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
The Rev Virgil A Moyer Jr pastor of Grace Lutheran Church will address the International Christian Leadership group tomorrow morning at the Elms Restaurant on Valley Ave. The breakfast meeting begins at 7 a.m. Open to the public. Harold Bageant asks area ministers to pick up bulletins and posters for the Winchester Preaching Mission at Rev James Bearss's office.
The Friendly Grove Home Demonstration Club meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in Mountain Falls Community Center. Mrs Frank Fogle leads devotion and demonstrates Pinched Pleat Draperies and Window Treatment. Hostess is Mrs William Triplett. Members urged to attend. visitors welcome.
The Blue Ridge Chapter of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts screens a Films on Art program after Feb 3 at the First Baptist Church in Berryville. The 90 minute program includes Five British Sculptors Work and Talk featuring Moore Hepworth Butler Armitage and Chadwick, plus America and a tale of the wild west, Paul Taylor and Company on dance, and Charles Eames Toccata for Toy Trains with music and trains footage.
A playful reader snippet describes a edible raft using frozen fried fish sticks served three per sandwich. It outlines a kid friendly setup with celery line, gherkin fish, and paper pennant for decoration. Preparation notes include buttered buns, cheese spread, broiling, tartar sauce, and serving suggestions for four sandwiches.
The Highland Memorial Presbyterian Women of the Church will hold their regular monthly meeting at the church this evening at 7 30. Mrs. Joseph Lively will lead the Bible study.
TV program tomorrow night from 8 to 8 30 features Craig Atkinson director of the Follies being interviewed by Mrs Ann Hardy. Mrs Pembroke T Grove general chairman and others connected with the show discuss proceeds funding hospital equipment.
Grace Lutheran parish LCW plans a general meeting tonight at 7 30 p m with standing committees reporting and groups meeting separately for a short session. Members are urged to note the change in date.
Mr. Ed SenSeney is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Friends wish him a speedy recovery. Galen Stickley returns to the University of Florida Gainesville after holidays at his home. Last weekend guests included Cecil Kump Sandra Nancy, Ward Leggett of Middletown, Howard Lambert, Bobby Lambert, and Wendy Sue of Whitacre. The Britt Bowman family have been confined with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stickley are under the doctor’s care.
Mrs A E Beauchamp and Mrs John Black burn and Mrs Robert Manuel coordinate ticket sales for a 1969 hospital fundraiser. The event draws community volunteers to support hospital needs.
Advice on dividing large bathrooms or adding new facilities to homes. Suggests creating two full baths or a water closet with a partition, adds a twin-bowl lavatory, and recommends locating near existing pipes. Promotes high quality, quiet, easy to clean products for durable value.
Glen Burnie Garden Club assembles Thursday at 1 PM with Mrs Walter Pugh hosting on Shirley Street. Special of the Day titled Machine Age features plastic glass and wire arrangements. Flowers may be used. Mrs Richard Lewis is the guest speaker.
Tickets for the Follies of 69 go on sale tomorrow in the lobby of the George Washington Hotel. The box office hours are 9 30 a m to 4 30 p m daily except Sunday. All seats are reserved and no dress rehearsal tickets will be sold. Co chairs Mrs Robert Manuel and Mrs John Blackburn oversee sales. Shuttle buses will run to Shenandoah College for the three performances on January 23 24 and 25 with times and stop details to be announced.
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