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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1965
Page
6
Mrs Lillian F Lake of Berryville announces the marriage of her daughter Peggy to Charles Edward Terry son of Mr and Mrs Melvin R Terry of Front Royal. The ceremony occurred on January 17 at 3 15 p m.
Roanoke hosts a flower show course from February 2 to 4 with instructor Mrs. Wally W. Levy of Bedford teaching Flower Show Practice. Mrs. John A. Clem presents a theme session and Mrs. R. G. Wyatt Schulke of Cleveland Ohio lectures on Flower Arrangement.
A fragment explains a common saying about bread and care, noting that feeding a man well keeps him strong and a contented partner will prepare meals. The piece presents a moral about household sustenance and harmony.
Mrs. Vernie Taylor presided as the auxiliary met in Ritual. Sister Lena Ebert chaired rehabilitation and noted a grateful family receiving Christmas deliverables. The Blind Thorphy sales raised 25.15 dollars with donations to March of Dimes five dollars and California disaster area ten dollars. Dr. Robert Byrd will speak February 15. Sister Wine praised the inspection and yearlong work. The 7th District meeting is February 28 at 1 p.m. hosted by Auxiliary Post 2123.
Winchester's Quota Club met at the George Washington Hotel with Mrs. W. Costin Page presiding. Henry Whiting and Lewis Costello urged having a will and up to date legal advice, plus avoiding excessive taxes. a Q and A followed. Betty DeHaven won a birthday gift. The January board meets at Mrs. Page's home. Stonewall Home Demonstration Club plans a meeting with a pillow cover smocking demonstration. Charles and Harry Murphy returned from Waynesboro to tend the ill sister Teresa Murphy Brezler, now critically ill.
White Hall Grange elected new officers including Treasurer Rufus Smith Secretary Mrs. Ernest Milburn Gatekeepers Mrs. Lloyd Luttrell Ceres Grace Dye Pomona ye hata Ree FUR Ee B F Strother and Lady Assistant Steward Mrs. Herbert Taylor. The group mourned deaths of Mrs. Cora B. Grim and Mrs. Alson Hott. Mrs. Hott had long served as Lecturer and earned national recognition last November.
Civil Air Patrol at old Virginia Woolen Mill 7 p.m. Exhausters Auto Club on Rt 50 7 p.m. Stonewall PTA 7:30 p.m. McKinley Chapter Eastern Star City Hall 8 p.m. Madison Lodge 7:30 p.m. Round Hill PTA 7:30 p.m. Ladies Rifle Club Armory 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous First Baptist Church 8 p.m. Rebekah Lodge 8 p.m. Loyal Order of Moose War Memorial Building 4:30-10 p.m. Colored Program Monday. Tuesday 7 p.m. Boy Scout Leaders 7:30 p.m. Jaycee Minstrel Practice Shenandoah College Examinations.
Polly Cramer offers homemaking tips from the Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Readers share uses for cans to build pyramid storage bins, tools for sewing and cleaning, plus a rubber ball holder for steel wool. Advice highlights practical, do it yourself ideas with household items.
Learn to use a kitchen plank with oil rub and gentle oven warming. Planked ham and yams combines ham steak onions broccoli and yams with maple syrup mustard and spices to bake on the plank for four servings.
Ross Farrar was installed as president at a recent Back Creek Ruritan Club meeting held at the Mountain Falls Community Center. W. R. Ashwood presented reports and members served a ham and oyster supper. The club donated $25 gifts to Gravel Springs Mountain Falls and Mount Williams centers.
The Junior Century Club will meet Wednesday at 3 30 p.m. with Mrs Victor Albright. Mrs Paul Rhodes will present a paper on The Equivocal Man by Holmes Alexander.
A kitchen note advises keeping steak thick for broiling and using pan frying for thin cuts to achieve better texture and doneness.
MrsWeakley of Gore has returned home after a stay at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Detective Sergeant and Lt Manuel linked to hold up squad history. Manuel family ties noted. Mrs Earl Legg of Middletown also listed as a hospital patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
After fifty years of aid from the South African mission, the Tiv Bible commission marked a milestone with St. Mark’s gospel translated into Tiv by Rev. J. J. Strydom in 1914. Dutch Reformed workers handed northern Nigeria missions to the Christian Reformed Church of America.
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