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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
10
The Epsilon Sigma Sorority announces a charity card party at the War Memorial on January 30 at 8 p.m. Proceeds aid the Vocational Rehabilitation Center and the Rescue Squad. Funds buy a small ambulance stretcher to aid indigent patients and used in confined areas. Public invited. members and guests welcome.
The Woman's Society of Christ Service of Relief meets in the social hall on Tuesday. Five pirates are in cooperation with the WSCS of Kenstown Methodist Church. The next meeting is February 12 at 7 30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. James Douglas.
The Teen Age Club will hold a meeting Sunday at the War Memorial Building at 2 0 clock with refreshments served afterward. New policy requires age groups 13 and 14 on Friday nights and 15 to 19 on Saturday nights with separate cards issued for each group.
The Blue Ridge Players start a six film series at The Opera House this Sunday. The first feature titled Rus- is praised by The New York Times and the National Board of Review. An American cartoon The Violinist shown at Edinburgh is highlighted.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Alfred W Armell of Macedonia Church Road on their 4th anniversary. Married January 24, 1959 at Church of Christ by Rev Nathan Williamson. Mrs Armel, former Shannon Burcham, have two children Tane Joy and Jody Will.
January 1 calendar lists events at Centenary Reform Church at 7 pm Bridge at George Washington Hotel at 7 pm Woodmen of the World gathering at 8 pm and Fraternal Orders Auxiliary meeting at 7 30 pm details truncated in the listing and names vary by entry.
The War Memorial Building hosts a Chess Club open lounge Friday at 7 30 p.m. On Saturday a Teen-Age March of Dimes dance runs 7 90 to 11 p.m. with admission details not specified.
MISS KATIE GLAIZE and Miss Barbara Stokely of Indianapolis arrived today for a weekend visit. MR. AND MRS. KENNETH M. CATHER of 506 Grays Ave have returned from a buying trip to Baltimore and Washington. DR. AND MRS. WILLIAM WAY and Mr and Mrs. Robert Buckholder returned home after a week in Nassau. MR. AND MRS. CURTIS F. FILES of Stephens City receive congratulations on the birth of a son Anthony Mark born Jan 28 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. CADET CAPTAIN JOHN PENNYPACKER of Staunton Military Academy will accompany the SMA Rifle Team to West Point for a match with the United States Military Academy. DR. AND MRS WAYNE WHIT Nassau.
The Charlottesville Chapter of the AARP became Virginia’s 10th chapter when organized on Monday. James P. Borden named president with Gertrude Decker as executive vice president and John Utz as treasurer. Noah Latz of Woodstock named executive vice president.
A collage of Dear Abby questions and stilted replies appears with lines about love phrases, hidden debts, curious spying, family tensions, and wedding seating snubs. The piece cites Abby’s guidance and references readers across various cases and regions.
The Official Board of Chestnut Grove Methodist Church will hold its regular meeting Sunday at 7 p.m. at the church.
Chocolate Layer Cake recipe from a food editor notes the cake is three light layers with a rich chocolate frosting. It explains a marshmallow sugar frosting, suggests optional salted nuts or macaroons, and provides full ingredient quantities and baking steps for a home kitchen.
A Sunday night program at Hebron Baptist Church in Gore features talks on Honoring Christ as a Christian layman and related themes.
Feature eggs for lunch with creamed egg sauce over buttered toast. Hard boiled eggs are sliced and added to a hot white sauce with capers, then heated and served with a garnish of pimiento.
Two members of the Shenandoah Motor Co. sales staff won three day vacations to Las Vegas Nevada. William Baldwin sales manager and Mack Turner salesman were chosen from a four state area after a sales contest.
The Mothers March of Dimes in Stephens City is set for January 31 at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Roy Wise leading the local effort.
The Middle Road HDC hosts a home making demonstration and auction to raise funds for the area. Members are asked to bring their current handwork and the club will auction items contributed by members. All old and new members and anyone interested in home making are urged to attend.
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