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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1960
Page
6
This afternoon dress in beige wool shows an apron skirt with large handmade embroidery in sand colored wool. It is offered by the Myricae fashion house.
The Virginia West Virginia Senior Golf Tournament lineup lists W Nel son Page Dr Allen Hawthrone Horace Brown Jack Minnigerode Lester Arnold Sr Frank Armstrong Jr Wendall Goode and Wilkie Hunt for White Sulphur Springs. Local residents attend visits and events with family trips to Chestnut Hills New York Nags Head and Miami Beach. A surprise shower honors Mrs Charles H Case of Amber Hill with guests from White Post and nearby towns.
Dear Abby answers whether Bing Crosby had his tonsils removed and advises SINGS LIKE BING to keep them unless a doctor suggests otherwise. The column also prints reader letters on wedding plans and dealing with noisy guests, advising not to discipline others’ children and to address issues with parents directly.
July 30 includes yard parties at Howards Chapel and Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church. July 3 Burke Grandstaff Reunion at Endless Caverns Grounds. Hymn Sing at Fairview Methodist Double Churches. August 1 events list Women's Auxiliary Memorial Hospital and various club meetings. Also DAV and bridge at Washington Hotel, Catholic Women, Gore and South End Fire Co events. War Memorial Building hosts TAC Platter Party Saturday 7:30 to 11 p.m.
Brien and Mrs Forest Ricard of Berryville Mrs M Tucker of Calusa Calif Mrs James W Cas ey of Boyce Mrs Raymond Car roll Helen G Edmonds Leon BL Moling and Mrs Allen Rogers of this city appear in the community page social notes.
Mrs Brooks McCabe of Charleston West Virginia and Mrs A G Pennypacker, recently moved here, were honored at a luncheon yesterday hosted at Spring Hill on Merrimans Lane.
The readable fragments show a social register style with several names including Ellen Ruggiero Frances Wilson Mary Wilson Shirley Heflin Donald Kenney Buzzy Foster Kay John Foster Helen Sonner Teddy VaVa Reed Jimmy Halterman and P. The text appears to be a partial listing of individuals likely in a community note or society column.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Jenkins and Mr Thomas Grant return home to Thompsonville after visiting relatives in Cedarmeade. Mr and Mrs Arlie Cullers and Mr and Mrs Allen Cooley vacationed through the eastern states and Great Smoky Mountains. Dennis Cole visited Richmond with family members and attended drag races in Petersburgh. The Dyke family annual reunion gathered members from Winchester Stephenson City and beyond. Mr and Mrs Ray S Hines of Cocoa Florida welcome a newborn daughter Stephanie Rene born July 26 at Cocoa Hospital. Macedonia MYF picnic occurred on Skyline Drive with attendees from Stephenson and surrounding areas.
Mrs John Kater of 115 La tane Street visits Irvington New Jersey and plans to see her son in New York City during the trip.
Johnston of Arlington congratulated on the birth of a son Allen Wayne born July 23 at Doctors Hospital Washington. Mrs Johnston, formerly Edith May Whitmore, worked at the Commercial and Savings Bank for years. Mrs Rosie McCormick of Welltown Pike is a patient at University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore. Out of town guests at the wedding of Miss Mary Barnsley and Roger Mleynek at Old Stone Presbyterian Church included numerous relatives from Olney St Louis Silver Springs Warrenton Ft Meade Roanoke and Roanoke guests.
Primitive Baptist Elder P. H. Byrd of Twin City Georgia will fill the appointment at the Primitive Baptist Church on the Cedar Creek Grade Tuesday night August 2 at 7 30 p m.
Mr and Mrs Donald Eugene Smith of 512 Battle Ave welcome a son Jeffrey Lynn. Mrs Smith is formerly Phyllis Gloria Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Lewis Granville Long of 1016 Loudoun St welcome a son Dwayne O'Brian, Mrs Long formerly Goldie Carter. Mr and Mrs Charles William Miller of W King Sr Strasburg welcome a son. Mrs Miller is former Edith Virginia Jenk.
Grace Lutheran Church outlines ten circles with leaders and meeting times each week. Circles meet at homes and at the church for study and social picnics, with Circle 10 aiming for a Clearbrook picnic. Revival services begin Monday August 1 at 7:30 p.m. led by Evangelist Rev. George A. Nicholas at Pineville Church of God.
Fairview Evangelical United Brethren Church announces Vacation Bible School from August 1 to 5. Activities run daily from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. with evening sessions from 7 to 9 30 p.m. for older youth and adults.
Miss Bertha Kline will lead the worship service tomorrow at 9 45 a m in the sanctuary. Braddock Street Church hosts the Comrade Bible Class with Mrs D F Hardesty teaching the lesson.
Mrs Preston Avery and Mrs Harold G Brown tied for first with Mrs Herbert Schutte and Bentley Kinney in the weekly Winchester Contract Bridge Club duplicate. Third went to Mrs E E Willkie and Rodney Walker of Lewisburg. Fourth to Mr and Mrs Harry Bowers. Next meeting at Etpe te Oe.
Paul Wendell Dick a trustee of Circle K International will play a key role at the 5th annual Circle K International convention in Toronto Ontario Canada Aug 24 2 Mr Dick a Potomac State College student and James Wood High School 1958 leader will help head this international service organization for college men sponsored by Kiwanis International The convention runs three days with the election of 1960 61 officers on Aug 26 Hosts include Ryerson Institute Circle K Clubs and Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College Toronto Kiwanis Club of Toronto per source.
The 4 H County Council of Frederick County announces a rummage and bake sale on August 29 from 12 noon to 9 pm and on August 20 from 8 30 am to 1 pm at 42 E Piccadilly St. Council officers named include President Barbara Woore and Vice President Arthur Rowe with several other officers and volunteers aiding the event.
The convention will be held at the King Edward Sheraton Hotel located in the downtown area. The events plan to utilize the hotel facilities for meetings and receptions in a central urban setting.
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