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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
8
The article notes Julia J. Nehils of Athens reelected national secretary as the national officer slate is announced. Nehils is described as a Virginis Plow resident and a Louisiana Tech graduate. The report is a brief political update on leadership at the national level.
Winchester Chapter 1367 of the Women of the Moose installed new officers at a dinner at Lee-Jackson Restaurant. New officers include Senior Regent Mrs. James S. Kniceley Jr and Junior Graduate Regent Mrs. Dorothy Lillis with other posts filled. Lodge officers attended, and committee chairs were named for the coming year. The Little Garden Club announces its annual picnic for Friday at 6 30 p m at Lake St Clair hosted by Mrs. Ferman Perry and Mrs. Lewis Hyde Jr. RSVP requested by Monday.
Rescue Squad Auxiliary plans a Yard Party with final arrangements to be completed. All members are urged to attend the Saturday gathering at the Shawnee Fire Hall.
A dense listing of community gatherings and club meetings across towns. Yard parties at churches and residences, fire hall events, alumni and PTA meetings, reunions, Optimist Club, Auto Club, Eastern Star, VFW, bridge clubs, and church board sessions fill the weekend schedule.
Kiwanis Shelter hosts all day reunions with Butler. Rotary Shelter at Calvary Church of the Brethren begins at noon. Exchange Shelter hosts Lowe reunion all day. Kiwanis Key Club Shelter at Winchester Association of Blind starts noon.
Chocolate pudding mix with milk and grated orange rind combined with instant coffee for a distinct flavor. Spoon into four servings, chill, and top with whipped cream for a Sunday night supper treat.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Ludholtz mark thirteen years since their July 4 1950 marriage at Centenary Reformed Church Parsonage with sons Lawrence Elwood Jr and Joseph Alan. Mrs Ludholtz is Helen Ritter before marriage.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Holsinger of 30 Wolfe St announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Ann to Lloyd William Ashworth of this city. Ashworth is the son of Sylvan E Ashworth of Richmond and the late Helen Carlisse Ashworth. He is nephew of Mrs Charles J Cole. Elizabeth Ann Holsinger, a 1963 Handley High School graduate, works for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Ashworth, a 1962 Handley graduate, attended Shenandoah College and works for the Virginia Department of Highways. No wedding date has been set.
MISS LINDA MAE SLONAK ER of Annville is named to the Dean's List at Lebanon Valley College as a sophomore majoring in English. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM DAVID SIMMONS attended Miss Carrie Lee Hendricks's funeral in Arlington and will return to Long Meadows on Cedar Creek Grade. MICHAEL A. LOVETT enrolled in Midwestern Music and Art Camp at the University of Kansas. A STORK SHOWER honored Mrs. Bobby Crim with co-hostesses Mrs. Leo Price and Miss Marie Longerbeam. MRS. GEORGE TASKER remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. MRS. HENRY L. COHEN and daughter Terry Dale of La Jolla Calif visited the Novicks on Academy Lane. Leslie will stay longer. MR. AND MRS. EARL BRILL of Piccadilly Street and relatives drove to Columbus Ga to meet Elwood Brill on 14 day leave from Fort Gordon.
A summer Get Acquainted Dance for area teenagers is set at the War Memorial Building tonight starting at 7 30. Joe Pasquali will be master of ceremonies and a Loud Shirt Contest will award cash prizes to the brightest shirts worn by a girl and a boy. A dance contest and door prizes are planned with Kiwanis Key Club members serving as chaperones.
The Winchester area Methodist Church plans a Christian Worker’s School offering courses on Bible reading church schooling life and mission and teaching in the church school. Two lab classes for junior high teachers will observe live classes. Maximum 20 church school teachers may join the laboratory course with advance registration required.
A string of birth notices lists several families with newborns including Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jennings Crouse Stephenson Mrs. Crouse formerly Gladys Shanholtz July 3 to Ralph Henry Bettis Delaplane a girl Mrs. Bettis formerly Mary McCarty July 3 to Sterling Norman Shickley Stephens City a girl Leigh Ann and others. Also noted are Mel Robinson Strasburg a boy Mrs. Robinson formerly Esta Ashwood Laura Elizabeth Barb Middle Road a girl and Paul Edward Monahan Latane Street a boy. Additional births include Richard Antony Ambler Romney West Virginia James George Shugars Berryville a boy James George Jr. Charles Eugene Bayer Hedgesville a boy Karen Joyce Brand Purcell Avenue a girl.
James Miller of 513 South St earned a Bachelor of Music from the Oberlin Conservatory in Oberlin Ohio on June 10. While at Oberlin he sang tenor with the Choir in New York Town Hall on two occasions and performed as soloist with the Oberlin Musical Union. He led roles in three Oberlin operatic productions and won a Cleveland Region Metropolitan Opera audition scholarship. He spent his junior year abroad at Mozarteum in Salzburg and holds a full vocal scholarship at The New.
A yard party will be held at the Reliance Evangelical United Brethren Church on Saturday July 13 starting at 5 p.m. Sponsored by the Reliance EUB Church Improvement Fund it will occur rain or shine.
The National Audubon Society asks American women to stop buying leopard skin coats to help save leopards from extinction. Leopards are protected by law in many African nations but are killed at an 80 percent faster rate than they can reproduce.
Camp White Rock hosts about 100 Girl Scouts despite rain with archery swimming hiking crafts outdoor cooking and singing. Units report Capon Bridge hikes scavenger hunts a backpacking trip a July 4 color ceremony and a talent show while Winchester aides hold a tea and library aides receive service bars.
New York AP reports singer Robert Goulet will marry on August 12 in a ceremony tied to his concert schedule. The announcement follows Goulet’s stage license filing and confirms this will be his second marriage.
A fashion magazine urges President Kennedy to wear a hat and perform poised greetings as a mark of good taste. The piece notes modern quick greetings lack old world charm and suggests a refined hat touch improves public appearances. The text also references social events in Fredericktown with garden club plans and Bible class devotions.
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