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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1963
Page
8
The Jaycee-ettes plan the th annual Miss Winchester Beauty Pageant with Mrs Williams as president to announce the general chairman. A hoot night Aug 7 at the Inn Middletown and a Jay Memorial Building event Aug 7 are set with public invitation. Birthday and anniversary cheers are noted for July with several members recognized.
A Raritan Club event organized by Isaac DeHaven will host a Bar-B-Que on August 17 at the fire house followed by an auction. Jans Gate, Ya yne Omps, and Richard Demorest are listed among attendees.
Congratulations are extended to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Eugene DeHaven of 606 S Braddock St on their fourth wedding anniversary. They wed July 21 1959 in Norwich Connecticut with the Rev C C Sargent. Mrs DeHaven formerly Diana Jenkins. Also saluting Mr and Mrs Richard Porter Whitacre of Route 5 on their eighth anniversary. They wed July 20 1955 in Frederick with Rev W E Conelis. Mrs Whitacre formerly Betty Adams. They have one son and two sons respectively.
Birth announcements from Berryville Romney White Post Middleburg Front Royal list newborns including Clarra May Hutton Jeffrey Allen Manuel and the parents William Harold Hutton Lloyd F Saville Harold Moore Hawkins Elmer Jordan Manuel Gordon Charles DeShaw with mothers maiden names Mary Louise Church Donna Jean Payne Patricia Ann Garber Linda Mae Shipe Ann Gertrude Underwood.
The Parsonage Society of the Avenue Charge will hold its regular quarterly meeting at Lions Shelter in Recreation Park. A picnic dinner is planned with serving at 6 30 p.m. Devotions will be led by President Mrs Charlton Ramey. Members and visitors are welcome.
The Red Cross holds its annual meeting at 7 30 PM Monday in the George Washington Hotel with $1 plus contributors eligible as members and officer elections planned. Comrade Bible Class hosts a Wednesday picnic at 6 PM in Senseny Park Rotary Shelter with food and service supplied. Officers Group to host. A 13th annual reunion of the Isaac and Sarah Conner descendants is set for July 28 at Lions Shelter Recreation Park with 10 30 AM Sunday school by Forest Jones and a 12 30 PM picnic lunch for all relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Faircloth of Stephenson welcome infant Timothy Wade born July 15 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Cary Anderson Grove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Douglas Grove, arrives at 1 Spring Crest Ave. Mrs. Grove formerly Patricia Bailey. The Martinsburg Pike couple W J Whitley celebrate son James with a surprise party joined by relatives from Martinsburg and nearby towns. Camp Easter Seal Summer Treatment Center near New Castle hosts events with Swagler and Teets families and others connected to Winchester. Lee Court ney Jr and Carolyn accompany their mother Mrs. James Lee Courtney Sr on a Rockies weekend. Bill Lewin and Isabel Lewin Lloyd host guests in Omaha and Winchester connections. Harry German, V P of G and M Music Center, travels to Chicago for the National Association of Music Merchants convention.
July 20 features multiple yard parties and picnics at Exchange Shelter Greenwood Church and Relief Church with times from 5 p m. The Middletown Teenage dance runs 7:30 to 11 p m. July 22 lists Optimist Club at Lee Jackson 7:30 a m and various club and reunion activities at Rotary Kiwanis Shelter and Salem Church of the Brethren with all-day events at several reunions.
An article notes Mexico’s long maize history and diverse corn dishes from chili butter boiled ears to creamy soups and fritters. It highlights postwar hybrid sweet corn, proper boiling steps, buttered chili seasoning, and yields two ears per person.
Salem Church of the Brethren cancels hymn sing due to revival meetings led by Rev. Guy Wampler. Revival services begin Sunday and run through July 28, with public access to all services.
Mrs Hutchinson will lead devotions tomorrow morning at 9 45 in the Chapel of Braddock Steel Methodist Church. Mrs Hammond will teach the lesson.
Front Royal reports no additional candidates filed for the November general election. Democratic candidates and one independent will seek offices with no opposition: John F. Ewell for commonwealth's attorney Gary T. Keyser for sheriff Turner A. Slaughter for treasurer and J Francis Donaldson for commissioner of revenue. Supervisors race lists Wilson J Burke Cedarville district Maurice Bowen Front Royal district C Alton Atwood and George B Baggarly for South River district with Baggarly the under candidate.
Wayne Allen Groux, a two year old from Highland Springs, wandered from home and was found unharmed near his residence after a night search. More than 300 neighbors scoured woods and fields until dawn. He was checked at Richmond hospital and released with only mosquito bites. He is the youngest of five, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Groux.
Actor Marlon Brando remains hospitalized at John's Hospital in Santa Monica California with his condition described as about the same. Doctors said he will be kept there indefinitely as he undergoes treatment and observation for his health.
Skewer the liver morsels on small skewers thread through and brush with French dressing. Broil on one side until lightly browned then turn broil the other side and brush again to finish.
Father Francis C. Peters, a Dutch Roman Catholic missionary in Davis Inlet Labrador, uses calm influence and force when needed to lead the Nas-o-pie band. He has reduced infant mortality, eliminated illiteracy, and aims to integrate the people while teaching them in their own language before English.
In Surry County a private school system for white children will open as public schools begin integration. Seven Negro children are assigned to public schools by the State Pupil Placement, while the private whites only system operates adjacent to the county’s schools. Von Schilling notes the Surry foundation borrowed methods from Prince Edward County and Powhatan private school models.
The Town of Luray faces an annexation case in Page County Circuit Court on Sept. 23. Council has discussed adding 410 acres in four areas to increase population by 225, potentially boosting state highway funding.
For the first time in 26 years a squadron of Japanese warships is en route to Europe on a good will and training cruise. The detachment marks a historic naval voyage aimed at promoting cooperation and naval ties with European nations.
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