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The Winchester Jayceeettes met at Open Hearth and announced Shenandoah College will award a $500 scholarship to the winner.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1965
Page
6
The Winchester Jayceeettes met at Open Hearth and announced Shenandoah College will award a $500 scholarship to the winner.
Mr and Mrs Daniel David Dickenson Jr of 123 W Main Berryville welcome a daughter Elizabeth Guerrant. Mr and Mrs Arthur Clyde Sine Route 2 welcome a daughter Terry Jo. Mrs Dickerson is the former Margaret Lois Boyer. Mrs Sine is the former Leota Catherine Newlin. Cranberry orange relish in 14 ounce jars offered as a topping for cheese pie.
Shenandoah College offers a $500 scholarship to the Miss Winchester Tri County winner for classes or tuition at Shenandoah College within one year. The Jayceeettes add a $250 cash scholarship.
Mrs Anna Shewbridge librarian at Martinsburg Public Library spoke at Bunker Hill Elementary PTA outlining reading suggestions for various ages and local library services. Two encyclopedia sets were displayed and three classrooms received $25 each for library books as plans to serve Berkeley County Council begin. Rev Lewis Ovenshire announces another Goodwill collection in Winchester and Harrisonburg on March 18 with donations sent to Roanoke Virginia address.
Tom Kern and Miss Anne Cover Kern arrive tomorrow after mid year exams. Mr Kern attends Hampden-Sydney College and Miss Kern Sweet Briar College. Bobby Mowery is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Irvine House recovering at home after a hospital stay. Robert Wolfe named certified rifle instructor by the National Rifle Association. Mrs Jackson Helm hosts a coffee shower for Miss Toni Smith prior to her marriage to William Armstrong.
Round Hill PTA meets at 7 30 p m. Ladies Rifle Club at Armory 7 90 p m. Alcoholics Anonymous at First Baptist 8 p m Rebekah Lodge 8 p m Loyal Order of Moose at 8 p m. Fremont St Nor with Mrs. Lebo Kiwanis at Washington Hotel 1 0 a m Toastmasters Holiday Inn 1y p m Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club at Armory 7 30 p m Friendly Grove Home Demonstration Club with Mrs LaFollette 8 p m Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel Tuesday 7 p m Boy Scout Leaders 7 30 p m Jaycee Minstrel Practice Wednesday 1 30 p m Stonewall Home Demonstration Club 7 30 p m Basketball Officials 1 30 p m BPW Board 7 p m Grocers Wholesale Inc Stockholders Dinner 7 30 p m Wesley Methodist Church Blog Committee Shenandoah College Examinations
An article recalls 1812 gift of Kashmiri goats to Paris by an Oriental ruler, noting cashmere origins and royal status. It mentions attempts to domesticate the goats in France, the Paris Zoo's display, and the enduring rarity of true cashmere. Also lists civic league meetings and a recipe for Molasses Squares with flour, ginger, coffee, and cinnamon.
The Round Hill Ruritan Club holds a Thursday meeting at 7 p.m. in the Round Hill Community Center. A South Frederick Home Demonstration Club session follows at 10 a.m. in the War Memorial Building with a talk on proper meeting conduct and a hemstitching demonstration. Members should bring material, thread, hoop, scissors, and sandwiches for an all day gathering.
Indiana lawmakers move to repeal the 1957 right to work statute. The House passed the measure 74 to 21 and the Senate approved a punctuation change. Governor Branigin, a former Chamber of Commerce leader, pledged to sign the repeal, mathing a legislative shift after Democrats gained control in November.
Winchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary reports the Follies of 65 raised over 5000 for piped oxygen installation in the old hospital section. About 125 on stage and many behind the scenes, with wide community help from groups like Red Cross Youth Volunteers DeMolay Girl Scouts and local clubs.
At a Richmond meeting of southern college students a Congolese youth named Ahdre Kumuamba answered whether missionaries are still needed in the Congo. He said missionaries are there to give, not get, and most Congolese deplore recent atrocities involving missionaries. Walforf Salad recipe notes curry seasoning.
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