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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1965
Page
6
Sows for Women team shares a ham loaf recipe enhanced with Bartlett pear halves and currant jelly. The loaf blends ground ham veal corn flake crumbs and spices, baked then finished with warm pears around the loaf and parsley garnishes. Eight servings.
White Hall notes report Carter Luttrell killed a 20 inch copperhead in a cellar near the furnace as snow fell about nine inches. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaver of Sunnyside and others visiting in White Hall and nearby towns.
Mrs Conrad led a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Conrad Hoover Post 21 discussing Costa Rica with maps and photographs. The group planned a Spring Rummage Sale in April and voted to buy another Canteen Book of the Month while noting donations to Braille Press, Heart Fund, March of Dimes, and Canteen Book.
White raisins are stirred with grated orange and lemon rind to enrich apple pie. The crisp fruit pairs with citrus to create a fragrant, sweet-tart filling. Perfect for dessert bakers seeking a nuanced fruit pie.
Prices for fresh vegetables remained generally reasonable as good winter weather aided supply in most regions. Florida tomato shipments were heavy with loose tomatoes down four cents and cartoned varieties down three. Eggplant production rose with above normal Florida temperatures while some items like cucumbers parsnips and squash edged higher due to late rains and frosts.
Comrade Miss Bertha Kline will lead the devotional service at 9 45 tomorrow morning in the Chapel of Braddock Street Methodist Church Mrs Lynwood Hammond will teach the lesson.
Catonsville Community College faces Shenandoah College in a Saturday basketball game at James Wood. Tipoff around 7:30 to 11 p.m. event details unclear due to fragmented text.
Valley Mill HDC invites members to a Tuesday 10 30 a m meeting featuring a hemstitching and smocking demonstration. Members should bring their own material and sandwiches for lunch. Mrs Mere dith Anderson leads the devotional. hostesses are Mrs Hubert Cather Mrs Joseph Lee and Mrs Herman Lee.
A meeting to organize a Mental Health Chapter for Winchester and Frederick County is set for 8 p.m. Monday at the George Washington Hotel. Harry Lovett serves as acting president and the Rev. W P Lawrence as vice president. all interested persons are urged to attend.
The Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR meets Thursday at 1 30 p m at the War Memorial Building. Program chair Mrs Neil W Kimball presents American Art with speaker Mrs Archie Julian Manuel Shenandoah College art instructor. Hostess chair Mrs Vernon McClintock.
The Lord Fairfax Garden Club will meet on Tuesday at the Winchester Golf Club with Mrs Leonard Sirbaugh as hostess. A special exhibit titled Pretenders featuring permanent flower designs will be shown.
Brownie Troop 339 held an Investiture Ceremony with 15 new Brownie Scouts. Leaders are Mrs. Pauline Miller and Mrs. Helen Eby. Troop 313 tours Northern Virginia Power Co on Monday. Skating party with Troop 322 on Jan 28. Feb 11 covered dish dinner awards Gypsy Badges. Troop 381 elected Snow Patrol Leaders. Brownie Thinking Day Feb 20 at War Memorial Building. Junior Thinking Day Feb 24 6 to 8 at War Memorial Building. June Girl Scout Day Camp planning committees named. Neighborhood delegates to Council dinner in Cumberland April 8: listed names and alternates.
Military updates life events for residents including Pivtonals staff sergeant and Mrs. Cook returning to Orlando after holidays in Winchester and Front Royal. Dan iel Russell graduates from technical training at Sheppard Air Force Base and joins West Virginia Air National Guard at Martinsburg. Cherry Denise Grove born Jan 12 in Fauquier County Hospital to Mr and Mrs Amiel Grove. Josephine Stipe Carpenter hospitalized at UVa Medical Center. Gary P. Crosen graduates as aircraft engine mechanic at Sheppard Field and deployed to Martinsburg unit.
January 13 brought several births: John Wayne Staub son of Mr. and Mrs. John Riley Staub of 1123 Conway Street. Gregory Michael Costello son of Denny Costello of The Plains. Bonnie Sue Swartz daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lee Swartz of Route 5. Elizabeth Lee Cammer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Christopher Cammer of 407 South Maple Street Fairfax.
Dr H E Cromer district superintendent for the Winchester District will be the guest speaker at the 11 o clock service at Relief Methodist Church on Sunday Jan 17. He is known from Massanetta Springs Epworth League, has served in Baltimore and Virginia conferences, and recently in the Center Methodist as associate pastor.
Dear Abby addresses issues from a preacher's wife feeling left out at social events to a 32 year old wife seeking education and a dentist who helps with homework. The column offers guidance on marital respect, schooling, and family duties with various reader letters and responses.
Public relations secretary Norman S. Cooper of the Winchester Seventh day Adventist Church urges area residents to send used Christmas cards to Korea missions. Cards help hospital children, orphans, and are used to teach English or reward achievements. small children’s books are also welcome.
Charming scrap quilt pattern details and pricing from a 1965 Needlecraft Catalog. Includes charts yardages directions and mailing info to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star New York. Requires 35 cents per pattern with 15 cents extra for mailing and handling.
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