Follies of 67 Workers Busy With Preparations
Costume and props committees mobilize for the Follies of 67 with trunks from Jerome Cargill of New York revealing diverse outfits. Co chairs Mrs Hyde and Mrs Anderson oversee fittings and backstage work as ticket sales begin at the George Washington Hotel. Proceeds from a bake sale by James Wood High School’s Wood Post support the school paper.
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Hyde
Anderson
Jerome Cargill
New York
Jesse Clare
L.O. Fears
Carl Napps
Bob Burns
Jake Johnson
George Washington Hotel
James Wood High School
Wood Post
J. C. Penney’s
Lewis Hyde
W. Clayton Anderson
Cochairmen
Calendar of Events Friday and Saturday Listing
Friday events include Winchester Junior Rifle Club at 7 p.m. Fraternal Order of Eagles gathering at 8 p.m. Woodmen of the World meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday features a bake sale at 9 a.m. in front of Penney's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Junior Rifle Club
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Woodmen of the World
Penney
War Memorial Building 1 30 11 p m TAC Platter Party
A community event at the War Memorial Building runs from 1:30 p m to 11 p m featuring the TAC Platter Party with local musicians and vendors. Admission details are not specified in the readable text.
Mrs Smith Speaks on Window Sill Gardening at Club Meeting
Mrs Ken E Smith presented Window Sill Gardening as the guest topic at the Lord Fairfax Garden Club gathering at Winchester Golf Club. She highlighted light needs and proper watering and cleansing while showcasing various greens in containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken E. Smith
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
Madeline Myers
Fred Stine
Bill Butler
Butler
Paul Terretta
Terretta
Lyons
Earl Clowser
Leonard Sirbaugh
Robert Creamer
Panti slip promises smoother look under skirts
For coeds, a short-ee Panti-slip supports under short skirts, regular lengths, and culottes. It lets you move freely for bowling, biking, riding, and dancing. The divided skirt prevents twisting and bunching and provides a smooth waist to knee line.
Charles Town Hosts First United States Wide Duplicate Bridge Game
The Charles Town Duplicate Bridge Club is sanctioned to hold the ACBL International Fund Game next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Civic Center Auditorium. Proceeds fund American teams for International Events. All hands are computer dealt and will be played nationwide. Prizes include sectional master points from the ACBL office and trophies for countrywide winners.
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Charles Town
Charles Town Club
West Virginia
United States
ACBL
W. L. DeGrange
Civic Center Auditorium
Dear Abby column excerpts on romance and family concerns
Abby answers reader questions about Wendell and his mother, a jealous engagement ring issue, a 22 year old seeking commitment from a 28 year old. a babysitting dilemma with absent parents. she offers practical guidance and cautions about intentions and safety.
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Abby
Jet Set Hair in a Jiffy and Beneficial Beauty Mask
A beauty guide for preteens promotes a quick jet set hair set using an 18-roller heater and plastic tipped rollers. It advises a five minute heat wait, then rolling for a daily perfect style. It also endorses a weekly beauty mask using castile soap to cleanse and hexachlorophene to fight blemishes.
Winchester Little Theatre Plans Meeting And Clown Play Tryouts
The Winchester Little Theatre, Inc. holds a general membership meeting at Bark Mill Theatre on Sunday at 3 p.m. January 22. Afterward, tryouts for Thou sand Clowns by Herb Gard ner open for two men and a 12 year old boy, with another session Monday night January 23 at 8. The play directed by Mrs. Boyd Headley promises March production and invites all interested in theatre work to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Little Theatre, Inc
Bark Mill Theatre
Herb Gardner
Boyd Headley
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named at George Washington Hotel
Mrs. W Nelson Page and Mrs. Robert Giffin won first place in the Duplicate Bridge Game at the George Washington Hotel on Monday. Second place was a tie between Mrs. J Gray Beverley with Mrs. Graham Dougherty and Mrs. Herbert Schutte with Mrs. Preston Avery. Fourth went to Mr. and Mrs. T G Scully. On Wednesday Mrs. Mollie Ewing and Mrs. Avery won first with Don Kearny and B B Butts second. Third went to William McBridge and Mr. Caskey, fourth to Mrs. Ellis Ford and Bentley Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nelson Page
Robert Giffin
George Washington Hotel
J. Gray Beverley
Graham Dougherty
Herbert Schutte
Preston Avery
T. G. Scully
Mollie Ewing
Avery
Don Kearny
B. B. Butts
William McBridge
Mr. Caskey
Ellis Ford
Bentley Kinney
Star quilt pattern 7447 by Alice Baoels
Advertises Star quilt pattern 7447 with easy directions and patch charts. Includes price 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents postage, mail to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star in New York. Also promotes 1967 Needlecraft Catalog offerings and related needlecraft patterns and books.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Museum
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Seph Damron
Ray Johnson
Joseph Dorsey
James Ross
John Rodman
Marshall Novick
Arthur Weiss
Properties Committee
W. P. McGuire
Albert Loring
Joseph McKee
J. E. McAboy
Paul Rosenberger
McGuire
the Properties Committee
Stonewall Pta
Stonewall School Parent-Teachers Association
Betty Barr
Frederick County
Frederick County Health Facilities
Century Club
Harry R. Kern, Jr
S. Washington St
Bake Sale
Patton
South
Loudoun St
Olen
Montgomery
Mrs. Smith
Garden Club
William Dunn
Charles Dick
Ed Molden
Wilkins
Sice Center
Loudoun & Boscawen Sts
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Wendell
Los Angeles
Cal
Deon Abby
Title Theatre Membership
Alice Baoels
Shenandoah
National Winchester
Vrginia
F.D.I.C
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