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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1965
Page
6
Simple gingerbread recipe by Cecily Brownstone yields 9 servings. No sifting needed. mix melted fat with dry ingredients, bake 35 to 40 minutes in a 350 degree oven, cool in pan or on a rack, then store. Serve warm with whipped cream or lemon pudding sauce for dessert or snack.
Dr. Garland Quarles spoke on George Washington at the Winchester Frederick County Historical Society annual meeting. Five retiring board members were re-elected: Mrs. Lewis M. Allen, Mrs. D. W. Ritenour, Mrs. Edgar Whiting, Thomas G. Scully and Carlton Staples, with 15 directors total. Visitors to Washington's Headquarters reportedly increased over last year.
Calendar notes a TAC Platter Party at Shenandoah College and a Hospital Follies of 1965 event. Clarke County High School hosts Shenandoah with an 8:30 p.m. kickoff or appearance. Saturday night entertainment listed in War Memorial Building calendar slots.
Birth notices list five newborns with parents and addresses. Lisa Ann Lewis born January 18 to Philip Eugene Lewis and Sue Ann Donald. Lee Ann Donaldson born January 19 to George Barclay Donaldson and Ann Ruth O Conor. Gayle Angela Stultz born January 20 to Glenn Allen Stultz and Betty Owens. Tracey Jean Glaize born January 20 to Lloyd Austin Glaize and Naomi Funkhouser. Timothy Ray Hartley born January 21 to Bill Ray Hartley and Georgianna Lee Zirk. Frank lin Delano Petrucci and Betty Marie Hardy welcomed a girl at Martinsburg West Virginia address.
Mr and Mrs Donald Dailey announce the marriage of their daughter Sharon Lane Dailey to James D Huff son of Mr and Mrs James H Huff on January 20 in Bristol Tennessee. The bride wore a pink brocade street length dress with a matching coat and black accessories. They reside with the groom's parents at 28 Oates Ave.
Xi Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Ralph Lam p s home in Cedarmede for a business meeting led by president Miss Jane Markley. Mrs Elmer Nix and Mrs Kenneth Lamp presented a grooming program. Next meeting set for January 28 at Mrs Paul Cravens home on Fairway Drive.
Mr and Mrs Julian J Shade announce the engagement of their daughter Rose Laverne to John Archibald Difley son of Mrs Doris H Difley of Sierra Madre California. Rose is a 1961 Handley High School graduate and works at Mountain States Telephone in Provo Utah. John Difley a 1958 Pasadena High School graduate and 1960 Pasadena City College alumnus served three years in the U S Army and attends Brigham Young University as a junior majoring in English. A June wedding is planned in Salt Lake City Utah Norman Temple.
Richard A. Boyce, Quarter Master Third Class U S Navy and son of Mr and Mrs William M Boyce Sr of Winchester and husband of Susan Brumback of Stephens City, completed Submarine School. He graduated James Wood High School in 1960 and enlisted in June 1962. They have a daughter Tracey Lynn. He will report aboard USS Andrew Jackson SSBN 619 at Charleston SC.
Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Red Anderson of 523 Ross Ave on their 28th anniversary. Married January 23, 1937 in Hagerstown Maryland by Rev. Frank G. Metzer. Also honored are Mr. and Mrs. C. Russell Lupton of Route 4 on their 36th anniversary. Married January 23, 1929 at Trone by Rev. J. C. Spindler of Bethel Methodist Church.
Comrade Mrs Howard Lamp will lead devotions for the Comrade Bible Class tomorrow at 9:45 AM in the Chapel of Brads Dock Street Methodist Church. Mrs F H Way will teach the lesson.
Weather and freezing conditions hit markets in Virginia North and Florida as labor shortages threaten harvesting and cultivation. Crops such as snap beans eggplant green peppers cucumbers squash okra and green peas face higher costs with potential ripple into next year and into processed foods.
Dear Abby column fragment discusses teenage behavior codes and parental responsibility. It mentions a western city panel drafting a teen code and disputes over imposing rules on others children. It notes Dr Abby’s booklet and personal replies through a syndicated column from 1965.
The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the War Memorial building with Mrs. Alan R. Edwards presiding. Mrs. Neil W. Kimball was program chairman and presented Mrs. Archie Manuel who showed color slides of the National Museum of Art in Washington and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The slides covered two famous museums and the New York museum spans four city blocks with 20 departments and over a million pieces. The chapter sent letters of appreciation for Good Citizenship awards and for the DAR Magazine. Senior state president Mrs. David Bailey will organize a new chapter in Winchester on Feb 6 at 10 am. Mrs. Kimball was named delegate to the State Conference in Richmond on March 30 to April 1.
Lois Beaufait of Virginia Tech notes the rise of stretch fabrics as the biggest advance since wash-and-wear. The new material promises comfort and fit though market prices stay higher due to fabric costs, with early production challenges expected before the full story is known.
Miss Joyce Campbell Bly of 112 Latane Street is named to the Devon's List for Radford College fall quarter as a Senior majoring in Social Studies. Delegates from Christ Episcopal Church attending the 170th annual Diocese of Virginia Council at St George's Fredericksburg include J. W. Arthur Jr and others. illness prevents Joseph A. Massie Jr from attending. The article also notes stretch fabric types including slack mercerization and core spinning methods.
Grace Lutheran Church will host six weekly classes titled Helping Youth and Adults Know Doctrine led by Pastor Dr. W. E. Eisenberg starting January 31 from 7 to 9 pm. The invitation extends to all interested individuals.
Recipe notes describe a Sunday dinner including roast beef Yorkshire pudding broccoli salad and a special broccoli dish with olives and olive butter. The ritual plan renews as Mrs Keller Nichols announces a Monday night ritual practice and urges strong attendance.
Anne Adams patterns offer Jr Miss size 13 at 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric with a soft skirt and shaped bodice. The ad lists price thirty five cents plus 150 cents for mailing to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York and asks buyers to print name address zone size and style number.
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