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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1964
Page
6
The Executive Council of the Senior and Intermediate League met at Grace Lutheran Church on Sunday. The next meeting is planned for next Sunday at 6 pm at Grace Lutheran Church with Mrs. Paul Smith from the Parent Team sponsors. all members are urged to attend.
Lucille C. Lind of 412 Battle Ave is in the Winchester Memorial Hospital on Jan 8. J Grandville Snapp of the Cedar Creek Grade is a patient in the Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Lewis Hyde Jr has returned home from the hospital on S Washington St. Mrs Hurter is the former Miss Nancy Slonaker, daughter of Mr and Mrs D R Slonaker of Winchester. Charles Coleman and Washington of the West of Profession were introduced at a mast testing on Jan 15 at Hancock MA. Mr and Mrs Robert Glass Simmons and sons have returned to their Fairfax home from the Cedar Creek Grade.
The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary held a recent meeting at the War Memorial. Elva Huffman presided as the chaplain Pear delivered the prayer while Agnes Bon and Hattie Sal offered remarks. A light luncheon followed and attendees reflected on past activities.
Junior Century Club plans a 3:30 p.m. meeting tomorrow at Mrs J Sloan Kuy Kendall's home. Pembroke T Grove will present a talk titled Musicings of a Cultural Schizo. Seating time and location details are listed for attendees.
Perentia trest fraternal group elected officers Saturday at Court House. Marvin Reynolds was named president with executive vice president Francis E. Gray and other posts filled by W. E. Boyer, Edgar Crabill, Frank Sibert, Col. W. T. Brundwick, and others to be installed by W. H. Eltifirts. The next meeting was scheduled.
Calendar notices list a series of January 21 evening meetings including Stephens City Fire Co at the fire hall Back Creek Rumi Teachers Association Rescue Squad Auxiliary and Loyal Order of Moose Washington Hotel and Doe Club at Elks venue. January 22 continues with 10 a m Fremont Street Nursery event.
Tuesday events at War Memorial Building include 10 a.m. Valley Mill Home Station hate tpnvers Practice, 10:30 a.m. Stonewall Home Demonstration Club, 7:30 p.m. BPW Board Meeting, 7:30 p.m. Basketball Officials, and 9:90 p.m. J A A.
Oven potatoes broccoli fruit salad beverage 77 by 7 by 1 inches pan. Bake in a moderate 350 degree oven 1 hour. Remove meat leaf from drippings. Makes 6 to 18 servings.
Robert E. Aylor III, airman USN and son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Aylor of Stephens City, graduated from the Aviation Familiarization School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis Tennessee on December 12. A stray note asks about adding curry powder to canned tomato soup.
A doodled Dear Abby style fragment discusses dress appropriateness for a wedding party and first date kissing. It mentions grooms mother attire a potential issue and advises a kind talk. The text includes reader questions about brocade jackets and a teen asking for guidance on dating behavior.
Tickets for the 64 Follies performance are going fast as the committee announces seats opening Thursday evening at 8:30 in the auditorium. Public sales begin tomorrow night at 8 o'clock with tickets available at designated outlets and a special student sale feature noted.
In Ohio a preprimary convention produced no endorsement for Senate candidates Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. or incumbent Sen. Stephen M. Young. The veteran Young sought party support to rally grass roots forces, while Glenn emerged as a possible big winner after the split. The convention marked the first in decades without an official endorsement for any candidate.
Fragmentary report indicates Glenn aligned group touts a triumph at a convention with floor discussions and a post event statement to newsmen that hints at strategic momentum.
Pennsylvania health officials moved to stop cigarette sales at four tuberculosis hospitals and may extend the ban to state general and mental hospitals. Health Secretary Drigi Lee announced the measure, calling smoking an extremely dangerous habit.
A compact guide on shaping greenhouse plants into tree forms. It discusses using stakes and wire to train branches, cautioning against scarfing the trunk or bending the top too tightly as plants reach about 12 units in height.
Missouri Valley College officials said Campbell, 20, Delmar, Delaware, never attended classes. He told friends he was resting up for the second semester after paying tuition, room and board, and student fees for the first semester.
A nine inch double crust pie uses grated rind of orange tea pastry to add citrus aroma. The rind is mixed with sugar and folded into the filling for a bright flavor contrast.
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