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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1962
Page
10
The Rev. William Jenkins of the Virginia Baptist General Board will address Berryville Baptist Church at 11 a.m. His sermon topic is Between Worlds and the public is invited to attend.
Hebron Baptist Church Gore schedules revival and evangelistic services July 15 to 20. Guest pianist Mrs. R K Newhall of Sacramento California will perform. Rev G Kenneth Hoover will speak each evening on themes from the Prodigal Son for contemporary audiences.
Beu lah B. Mills and Richard M. Mills hosted a reunion at Fort Frederick Park Maryland on July 1 with 53 attendees. A basket lunch and business meeting were held. Prizes went to Harry Mills the oldest attendee from Martinsburg and Stephanie Echel the youngest child of James and Mrs. Echel of Hagerstown.
The regular Mosby Barracks 1526 meeting and the Auxiliary will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the War Memorial Building. All members are urged to attend for a report from the State Convention and to plan the annual picnic.
July 13 events include 7 30 p m duplicate bridge at George Washington Hotel 8 p m Woodmen of the World 8 p m Fraternal Order of Eagles 8 p m John Dove No 21 Royal Arch on July 14 5 p m Burnt Factory Methodist Church yard party 5 p m Ladies Auxiliary to Rescue Squad yard party and auction at Shawnee Fire Co 5 p m Wesley Chapel Church yard party Rt 522 north 5 to 8 p m Shararitan Club chicken barbecue at Stephens City Fire Hall
The marriage of Katherine Clements Womeldorf and Rev. John Barstow Paterson will be held tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the First Presbyterian Church. Katherine is the daughter of the Rev and Mrs G Raymond Womeldorf and John Barstow Paterson is from Buffalo New York.
Two local United Church of Christ congregations, First Congregational Christian and Centenary Evangelical and Reformed, unite for an 11 a.m. Sunday service marking the fifth anniversary of the merger and promoting the July 17 27 Vacation Church School. The Rev. Mark Andes will preach, joined by Rev. Henry Korinth for a Bible school challenge. Organist Mrs. G W Touran and combined choirs lead worship. a 3 p.m. tea at Centenary Church invites Vacation Bible School teachers and workers.
Jessie H Packett formerly Miss Jessie Hillyard of this city gave the welcoming address to about 250 women at the Shoreham Hotel Washington for the 1962 Middle Eastern Area Convention of Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority The speech ended her term as president of the D C City Council of Beta Sigma Chi She has twice been named Washingtons Girl of the Year.
New York AP report notes several fashion writers and models were injured or fatigued during the fall couture coverage. Editors from Chattanooga Roanoke Indianapolis Savannah Austin faced spills, a Denise pendectomy and hives while covering shows. The Friday the 13th mood hangs over the weeklong parade as remaining reporters hope to escape further misfortune.
Clarence Fletcher head of the Farmers' Cub Market lists items for sale tomorrow morning from 6 to 9 at the Bos cawen and Kent street lot. Peaches apples potatoes beans cabbage onions lettuce squash beets cucumbers dressed poultry and baked goods are on offer along with cured meat and pickles. The Stricker family reunion is set for August 5 at the Stanley Recreation Center Page County with Dr. R E L Strickler as president. The program starts at 11 a m and lunch follows at noon.
The third polio clinic at the Middletown Fire Hall is set for Monday from 7 30 to 8 30 p m. There is no charge. Dr L M Fears from the Health Department urged all residents to get their shots.
John Rhoad in Dayton Tenn is a rising senior at Bryan College and joins the spring honor list. He is the son of Dr and Mrs W C Rhoad Rt 1 Middletown. The piece also notes local social details including Front Royal residents at a gathering and family items from Melbourne Fla and Nashville Tenn.
Designer Oleg Cassini defends his creed that clothes should enhance a woman's beauty. He spoke to over 200 fashion writers in New York about shaping female figures, stressing bust waistline and hips as essential. Highlights of his fall collection include longer skirts, three piece suits, Mexican inspired dresses, rajah coats, and colorful evening gowns.
Astep by step no knead coffee cake recipe for Saturday brunch. It uses yeast, warm water, sugar, salt, flour, egg, shortening and oats with a sugar topping of sugar cinna mon and chopped pecans or walnuts. Serve warm or reheated.
A department store cosmetic counter promotion offers Tinkerbell themed items including bubble bath hand lotion spicy colognes pink lipstick soap on a rope and a jeweled box with surprises. Prices are budget friendly and samples may be available to browse even if you spent before visiting.
Hannah Troy showcases Carnegie garments aimed at soft, well bred style. Dresses and skirts emphasize movement with four to five gore panels and stitched pockets. Subtle knits and armbold sleeves avoid flashy, plebian looks while maintaining feminine refinement.
Family and friends of the late D. C. and Edith Whitacre are invited to attend the annual reunion at the Kiwanis Shelter in Senseny Park. Lunch will be served at 1 15 with paper plates and cups furnished.
Miss U S A Macel Leilani Wilson of Honolulu is crowned Miss U S A in Miami Beach and will compete for Miss Universe against delegates from 50 nations. She earns a 15 000 contract for appearances plus 1000 cash and plans to attend San Francisco City College.
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