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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
8
Raymond Cook of Warests County plans to wed Miss Teets who works for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. Sgt Cook serves in Formosa with the United States Air Force. No wedding date has been announced.
Martin H Hann announces his daughter Margaret Ellen Peg to Marlowe Fred Smejkal of Cleveland. The bride elect is Middletown High School 1950 and Winchester Biliens 1952 graduate, town clerk, now at North Madison Foodliner. He attended South High, served as MP in WWII, now with John H Williams Mobile in Painesville. They plan an early spring wedding and southern honeymoon at Sahara Mobile Homes North Madison. The notice also lists upcoming meetings of Women’s Fellowship and Beta Sigma Phi, and a Rotary Club talk by William J Delong of Madison College.
Mr and Mrs Robert Brill Sr of 1234 Woodstock Lane celebrate 25th wedding anniversary. They wed January 22, 1938 and have two children Robert Jr and Terry with Mrs Brill formerly Arietta Orndorff. Mr and Mrs Russell Lupton of Route 4 mark 34th anniversary after a January 23 1929 ceremony at Mrs Lupton's Trone home led by Rev J C Spindler of the Methodist Capon Bridge Charge and their daughter Mrs Farris Wingfield.
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Mary Bryson Dean to Randall Alfred Collins set for January 26 at Trinity Church Boston. The social column lists Sunday guests at 619 Woodland Ave including the Mitchels Franklin Whitlock and others from Kernstown Front Royal and Adelphi Md. Also notes Marshall Mason’s return to Denver, Russell Fiddler’s hospital discharge, Janet Lee Bish visiting parents and Becky Godlove a Winchester Memorial Hospital patient.
Birth notices list numerous families from Berryville Edinburg Martinsburg and Purcellville announcing daughters Linda Cecelia Janet Lee Deborah Kaye Kathy Marie Louella Mae and Donna Lee and sons Daniel Raymond Timothy Douglas and others with mothers' maiden names and addresses. Names include Linda Cecelia Janet Lee Deborah Kaye Kathy Marie Timothy Douglas Donna Lee and Donna Lee among others.
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs Anne Walker of Adelphia Maryland to Clarence William Whitlock son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Whitlock of 679 Woodland Ave They wed Jan 8 and are establishing a home in Adelphia Maryland
Wardensville Lions Club schedules a Saturday evening parade on April 1 featuring the quartet from Easton Pa and the Te Dee blenders.
January events list evening meetings and activities across Gainesboro Winchester Round Hill and War Memorial Building. Notable items include Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel and American Legion Board at Legion Home with multiple clubs meeting through the month.
Wednesday schedule lists basketball officials and BPW Board meeting at 7 30 p m Church of Christ Latter Day Saints 9 30 a m Home Demonstration Club Sewing Course 1 p m Civic League Bridge Class plus Grocers Wholesale Dinner and Slo Mo Shun mentioned in the lineup
The guide warns against overbundling and excess heat, noting that temperatures below 85 degrees are seen as risky by some mothers. It recommends a room level of 68 to 72 degrees when the baby is awake and lower heat during sleep to prevent dry air passages and potential infections.
The article advises keeping babies warm with Mercerized cotton clothing and loose outer wraps, avoiding overwrapping to allow natural temperature regulation. It suggests outdoor outings at midday when sun is strongest and warns that excessive clothing can hinder a child’s ability to feel and adapt to temperature, risking cold exposure.
A rummage sale is held at Centenary Reform Church on Friday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
A church side notice reads This is a Redemption Center But Not for Stamps in Baltimore. The sign states redemption services are offered at a local center near the church with no stamp redemption.
The Fellowship meeting at the Full Gospel Mission in Middleway West Virginia will be held at 7:30 p.m. led by Pastor Rev Webster. The public is invited. John Ellerson is the 18th captain of the Army football team.
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