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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1959
Page
8
The News W for Omen describes chairs and companion tables designed with wedge shapes to enable circle grouping and enhance circulation. The design aims to improve space use and social interaction while maintaining a cohesive aesthetic.
The first half of 1989 in Winchester and Frederick County shows the second highest period in five years for marriage licenses issued. City total in June reached 348. Frederick County 103, with Pennsylvanians comprising the largest source of licenses and June totals marking a year high.
Joe Galloway, president of the Clarke County Association for Handicapped Children, spoke to the American Legion Auxiliary Unit in Berryville about the association’s purpose and training programs. The unit endorsed integrating the program into the public school system and named committees for hospital welfare publicity and event planning. Plans include a Milt Grant Show on August 1 and a rummage sale July 25 at the Community Building with various goods for sale. Patsy Kirby and Sandra Kercheval, Girls State delegates, to report at a later meeting.
July events list shows 7 30 p m Bee s 4 H Club at Stonewall School and 8 p m Women of Moose at Moose Home. July 2 8 p m Woodmen of the World and Eagles at their halls. Open house for teenagers Friday 7 to 11 p m at War Memorial Building.
The 10th annual Conner descendants reunion for Isaac and Sarah Conner will be held Sunday at the Kiwanis Shelter. Sunday School starts 10:30 with Kenneth Armstrong of this city teaching. Relatives are invited and asked to bring picnic lunches for 12:30 p.m. serving.
The Red Bud Evangelical Brethren Church announced a homecoming event to be held on a Sunday in August. Details on exact date and time were not provided in the available text.
The Wilson Fellowship class of the First Presbyterian Church hosts a swimming party and picnic at Rouss Park tomorrow at 5 pm.
The record lists foreign brides by origin with Italy France Austria and Canada among the brides. Frederick County totals show Pennsylvania 62 Virginia 15 West Virginia 12 Ohio 9 Maryland 2 and single arrivals from Florida and New York. The sole foreign bride hailed from Mexico.
Miss Joyce Marie Crosen inspires a miscellaneous shower honoring her upcoming marriage to Gary Francis Yost. Attendees include Evelyn Holliday and Mrs Marvin Meyers plus many Crosen family members and friends. Also noted are birth announced Lyndon Frederick for Mr and Mrs Andrew of Jones and a Cedarmeade picnic honoring Bruce Ruby family moving to Pennsylvania. Visitors and Neff reunion details wrap the social snapshot.
Brianne Birkett models two stark looks from the House of Edward Abbott shown at the New York Dress Institute fall fashion events. One copper brocade sheath with a chiffon sari stole, the other a black velvet short sheath with a strapped bare back, both designed by Wilson Folmar.
A lengthy list of relatives and neighbors from multiple towns attended a family event in Timberville and surrounding areas. The infant Donna Lynn Engle, daughter of Harrison Engle and Shelby Jean Wine, was named. Larry Shifflett, son of Russell and, is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
Roberta Lee notes airplane seats are not reserved and are first come first served with seating comfort similar. Sitting over the wing may offer a poorer ride while seating near the tail can be rougher. A single traveler should not take a paired seat when a single remains to avoid splitting up couples. Fork size is flexible with medium forks acceptable. Wedding photographs expenses are typically borne by the bride's family.
At 80 Dr. Lillian Gilbreth, famed efficiency expert and author of Cheaper by the Dozen, winds up a 10 week overseas tour to study time and motion in hospitals and institutions. She spoke at Wright Patterson Air Force Base on energy use and homemaker efficiency. The renowned engineer urged travelers and libraries abroad to engage with American knowledge during visits.
William Riley Loring an editorial artist for the Chicago American for 16 years died Wednesday at his suburban Evanston home. He had a 40 year career as a newspaper artist and previously worked for the Cleveland Plain Dealer and the Daily Oklahoman in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Paul Merica and daughters with several relatives visited the Charlie Daw son family. Wedding attendees included Mrs. Willie Dawson and Mrs. Parmalee Crim of Inwood, W Va. Others visited or stayed with local residents, plus the newly formed Junior Church Workers held an ice cream festival with good turnout.
Birth notices report a boy for Ronnie Lewis McDonald and wife Faye Denson of Front Royal named Michael Brian. Leland Richard Williamson and Betty Lou Priest of Bentonville welcome a girl. Raymond Clifford Gibbs and Christine Elizabeth Jobe of White Post welcome a girl.
Montreal Pearl Char netsky describes criminal law as demanding yet satisfying. She highlights the human element of cases and notes pride when clients are acquitted. She balances marriage to Hyman Berger with running her own practice after last year.
This note lists two common senses of session with distinct uses in legal and political contexts. The first refers to granting or ceding rights or property, while the second denotes a formal sitting or gathering for deliberation or discussion.
An English lesson by W. L. Gordon explains common word usage and pronunciation. It contrasts fewer and less, mispronounces phrases like cause celebre, and offers synonyms and a daily word parabolic with parabolic examples.
In Cayuta New York a herd of about 100 beef cattle patrols pastures along Cotton Hanlon Lumber Rail to keep grass down and prevent fire risk. The herd has grown from 20 in 1943 and serves as living firebreaks during dry late summers.
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