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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1963
Page
10
The Middletown Grange holds its regular meeting tonight at 7 30 p m. with R H Baker from various committees to be heard. Plans will be formulated for a Community Hymn Sing.
Presbyterian committees are named by the Board of Deacons with roles in church extension evangelism finance benevolence and stewardship. Officers listed include Marvin D. Weaver L. W. Brown Robert C. Burkholder Jr and S N Whitacre. A report from Mrs Richard E Byrd mentions the Garden Club of Virginia governors meeting and support for the Climatron Mist Forest project.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Braddock Street Methodist Church meets tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. in the Fellowship Room with Asia's Rim presented by Mrs. Hutchinson Strickler Wroth Keller and John O'Neil. Devotions by Mrs. Minor. Executive session at 7 p.m. in the parlor. Circles 4 and 7 meet after the general session.
Robert T. Marsh, president and chairman of the Board of the First and Merchants National Bank of Richmond, will address the Rotary Club on Thursday at 1 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel. His topic is Competitive Practices in Business.
The schedule lists events at War Memorial Building and county locations. Activities include a special interest clothing workshop, 4H meetings at Vera Crawford’s home, district board planning, office hours for annual plan work, another special meeting, fair association gathering in the county courtroom, and a Gore 4-H Club meeting at Gore School.
Grace Church Kindergarten announces admissions for five year olds for the second semester and registration for four and five year olds for the 1963-64 school year. Applications are accepted by the registrar or church office before February 4. Contact Mrs Martha Stine Cahill or the church office for information.
January blues fade as Worth's highlights a winter clearance. The ad notes dresses blouses and skirts marked to half price and invites shoppers to save money despite post holiday bills and the winter drought. It promises bargains while encouraging late season shopping and lingering on generous offerings.
Exhausters Auto Club meets at 7 30 p m at the clubhouse on Rt 50. Stonewall PTA meets at 8 p m, Madison Lodge at 8 p m, McKinley Chapter Eastern Star at City Hall. Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel at 7 15 p m, Exchange Club at 12 15 p m also at George Washington Hotel. Century Club hosts Mrs H K Benham at 3 45 p m. Board of Control and Exchange Club events noted. Girl Scout and Kiwanis Key Club meet at 7 30 p m, Colored Program, District Home Demonstration Club Board Meeting, Boy Scouts Shawnee District Committee Meeting, Jaycee Minstrel practice all scheduled for evening hours.
A dated recipe snippet describes beef brisket with potatoes carrots and onions served with Indian pudding. Instructions include scalding evaporated milk with water, stirring in cornmeal, molasses, salt and ginger, then baking in a buttered dish for two hours. Serve warm with vanilla ice cream.
A question and answer on wedding guest limits and dessert etiquette. It notes there is no guest limit if space allows and states pie is a fork food regardless of juiciness, making it improper to eat pie with a spoon.
To prepare uniform gelatin cubes for salad pour gelatin into a bowl set with cold water then dissolve and pour into a flat dish chill until firm cut into even cubes and serve with salad.
Footage of teen fashion shift shows girls 14 to 16 moving away from the leather rock look to unique styles inspired by Jacqueline Kennedy. Hairdressers note bangs with new slants, side parts, and secret grand entrances as teens seek distinct, glamorous grooming.
A New York court eviction over 26 cats reflects a broader trend where Americans seek pets that mirror human traits. Dogs remain favored, with dog owners spending heavily on diets and care, while cat lovers form a large but divided group.
Miles is named to the Virginia State Board of Education and serves as a lawyer and president of the Virginia State Bar Association. The rest of the text contains unrelated commentary and stray phrases not connected to the main item.
A collage of reader queries about marriage and social norms includes a bachelor girl age 32 urged to respect past loves, a sleepless parent cautioned on favoritism toward grandchildren, and a BYOB party critique noting the casual, cheap supper.
The Follies directed by Chris Carter ran Thursday to Saturday at Shenandoah. Proceeds go to the Auxiliary pledge of 10,000 for the hospital Building Fund. Carter left for Winston-Salem to spend a week at home before directing a new show in New Bern. About 2,200 attended the performances.
Confidential note offers guidance on declining favors as a useful skill. It directs readers to send a self addressed stamped envelope to Abby Box 3365 Beverly California for a personal reply. The wording resembles a late 20th century domestic advisement.
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