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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1967
Page
6
Befurred family groups modeled on a Victorian photo album shaped the closing Italian fall winter fashion show. Mothers fathers and children staged a motor trip scene with horseback riding and flying machines while husbands wore Persian lamb greatcoats worthy of czarist era drama.
Mrs. Renner formerly Linda Kay Devers welcomes a daughter Robyn Renee born July 20 at Strasburg Route 2. Mr. and Mrs. Renner of Douglas Marshall Renner are the parents. Mrs. Kerns formerly Margaret Ann McKee greets a son Wynford Clifford Kerns born July 20 at Gore.
A multiline reader board lists Saturday events at Mc Crorys Exchange Shelter Rotary Shelter Pine Grove DeHaven Brucetown Church plus Sunday reunions at Grove Clark Jefferson County Community Hall Conner Lions Shelter and community meetings at local venues. Evening activities include Civil Air Patrol Naval Reserve Madison Lodge Duplicate Bridge Eastern Star and Parish Council of Catholic Women.
Mr and Mrs Ken DeHaven celebrate their eighth wedding anniversary. They wed July 21, 1959 at Lee Methodist Church Norwich Conn with Rev C C Sars gent. Mrs DeHaven is the former Dianne Jenkins and they have two children Tony and Bambi.
Mrs Elizabeth Terry of 303 E Piccadilly St is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital Sammy McCall of 201 Pine St and his grandfather Nello Caporossi of Cumberland Md left Wednesday from Dulles for Los Angeles to visit Carl Farmer in Hollywood Clary P Barrett of Douglas Ariz and daughter Mrs Mary Alice Marquez of Phoenix arrived to attend the funeral of Barretts mother Pfc and Mrs Randolph E Green of 21 W Hart St recently celebrated their anniversary in Washington Green is stationed at Ft Myer MA Mrs Harry Mason Kenneth DeHaven Mary Miller and son Ronnie went to Hedgesville W Va for the Firemans Carnival Stuart Hawkins Hilda Jenkins and Ava Jenkins visited Capon River Sunday Mrs Sally Korinth of Baltimore Md daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Burch of Purcell Ave is spending two weeks with her parents while her husband attends National Guard Reserve Camp at Ft Eustis.
Members of the Comrade and Golden Rule Bible classes will have a joint picnic Tuesday evening at 6 30 at the Lion's Shelter rain or shine. Each Comrade member brings two covered dishes. Families urged to attend. Comrade officers will hostesses and all table service will be furnished with ice tea and rolls.
Barbara Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond E Smith of Stephens City and William Allen Brown son of Mr and Mrs John Brown III of Winchester were married June 23 at Stephens City Methodist Church. The couple resides at Spratts Trailer Court Berryville.
The Rev Robert Stephens Navigators administrator will be guest preacher at Market Street Methodist Church tomorrow at 11 a.m. He returns from three years in London and has worked with Billy Graham Crusade in Scotland Ireland and England. Sermon titled The Culture of the Inward Man. Service broadcast on WINC radio and Winchester TV Cable.
The Lioness Club held its monthly gathering at the Holiday Inn South with 30 members present. President Pauline Stouffer led the meeting as Mary Cain read correspondence, including a Salvation Army note thanking the club for sponsoring six area children to Camp Tomahawk.
Dr. M. C. Teague will teach the joint session of the Comrade and Golden Rule Bible Classes at 9 45 a m in the Golden Rule classroom.
The annual Hartley Reunion will be held on August 6 at the Lions Shelter in Recreation Park. All relatives and friends are invited.
Prepare a choux pastry and pipe small round shells. Bake until pale and hollow. For filling, combine crabmeat and shrimp with avocado or mix cream cheese sour cream grated onion and caviar to taste. Pipe into cooled shells and serve as bite sized hors d oeuvres.
The July meeting at Winchester Golf Club hosted by Mrs. Harry K. Benham featured Miss Ellen Beasley, assistant curator of the National Trust, outlining its mission and Belle Grove restoration work with slides and documents. Exhibits were to be in by 1 p.m. Awards covered Mass blue and yellow categories with several members honored.
Mr. and Mrs. Waverly Kerns of Capon Bridge West Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Jean to Franklin Thorne son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Thorne of Slaneville West Virginia Miss Kerns a 1967 Hampshire High School graduate Romney West Virginia and Mr Thorne a 1960 Capon Bridge High graduate a family church wedding is planned for Sept 19.
Ronald Knight son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Knight of 548 N Loudoun St was elected president of Post 17 Explorer Scouts. Ronald Peffer was elected vice president and historian with John McKown secretary and David Cain treasurer. Carl Brill quartermaster Jim Brown and Giles Brent named to Explorer cabinet. Post advisor Robert F Miller. sponsored by Winchester Jaycees.
Abigail Van Buren advises a widow who feels uneasy when invited to view stag and dirty films at friends' gatherings. The columnist says good taste is timeless and suggests expanding her social circle to avoid compromised entertainment.
Mrs. Howard Shockey and Richard Bowers won the duplicate bridge game on Wednesday at the George Washington Hotel. Second place went to Mrs. E. E. Willkie and Mrs. Herbert Schutte with Mrs. W. Nelson Page and Mrs. Henry P. Kern third. Fourth was a four way tie among Mrs. John Griffith Mrs. Ellis Ford Mrs. Jane Bull and Mrs. Jones.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Frederick County Recreation Association will hold a meeting at the War Memorial Building on Monday at 8 p.m. Also note a food tip advising to toss cooked rice with six tablespoons of freshly grated Parmesan cheese.
Advertisement for Pattern 4580 showing women sizes 34 to 48 with 258 yards needed at size 36. Price 65 cents plus 15 cents mailing. order via Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept with name address size and style number. Includes offer for catalog and one free pattern with coupon.
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