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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1969
Page
3
A home recipe feature outlines beef patties mixed with egg onion parsley and bran then wrapped with two bacon strips per patty and broiled. Also lists a weekly menu including Shrimp with Rice Athenian Fresh Peas with Butter Tossed Salads and a chocolate walnut roll dessert.
Cadet F Lester Ginn son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Ginn returns to Virginia Military Institute Lexington after spending the holiday at home. Visitors to the homes of James Swing Helen Easter and Otis Brill include relatives from Stephenson Middletown Strasburg and Woodstock and others from Winchester Front Royal and Richmond areas during the season.
Stephens City United Methodist W S C S sponsors a bake sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Southern States building. Donations welcome via W S C S members. Various local residents and visitors are noted for weekend visits and hospital stays.
The piece notes Lent lasts over six weeks and centers on 40 fast days while Sundays are considered feast days. It explains that excluding the six Sundays, there are 40 days of Lenten observance.
Mrs Austin Nicodemus notes a Christmas gathering at the Adams home with many relatives from Winchester Frederick Charles Town and Summit Point. Guests include Witherow Magaha Kackley DeHaven Gray and Iden families. Mrs Nicodemus ill with flu and Woodrow Adams family visited Linthicum Maryland.
Franklin D. Roosevelt first employed the term New Deal on July 2, 1932 during his address to the Chicago Democratic convention which had nominated him.
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