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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1970

Page

9

Reunion of Pine and Sipe at Berryville Grounds

The Pine and Sipe Reunion will be held at Berryville Horse Show Grounds Rt 7 on Sunday. All friends and relatives are invited to attend with a picnic basket. Lunch will be served at 12 30 p.m.

Berryville Horse Show Grounds Rt. 7 Pugh Capon Chapel Capon Bridge W.va

Legg Family Reunion Set for August at Winchester Park

Descendants of Charles B. and Mary Hummer Legg plan an annual reunion on August 9 at the Lions Shelter in Winchester Recreation Park. All friends and relatives are invited to attend and lunch will be served.

Charles B Mary Hummer Legg Lions Shelter Winchester Recreation Park

House Unit Prolongs Works on Trade Bill

In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee delays action on an import limiting trade bill amid a looming veto. Key issues include mandatory quotas on textiles and footwear and a repeal of the ASP tariff rule for benzenoid chemicals. Virginia delays mention slow vehicles emblem proposal by the highway safety director.

Washington House Ways and Means Nixon Secretary of Commerce Maurice H. Stans U.S Richmond John T. Hanna Virginia Highway Safety Division Hanna General Assembly Linwood Holton

Shell to retire as VMI superintendent next June

Lt. Gen. George R. E. Shell, who has led Virginia Military Institute for 10 years, informed the board of visitors he will retire June 30. Under his tenure VMI expanded academics, upgraded facilities, and achieved its highest cadet enrollment in 131 years. Generals Rawls and the board expressed regret at his departure.

Lexington Virginia Military Institute George R. E. Shell VMI Shell Plibebius Marine Corps 10Th Marines Pacific Guadalcanal Tarawa Saipan Parris Island Sol W. Rawls Jr Franklin Board of Visitors

New Sewing Pattern Catalog Offers 111 Styles and Extras

Advertisement for Anne Adams pattern 4916 offering linen and blend fabrics in half sizes from 10 to 20 with size 14 bust 37 needing 2 yards. Price 75 cents per pattern plus 25 cents for mail handling. Includes pattern department address in New York and orders for catalogs and sewing books.

Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

Greenway Baptist Second Annual Reunion and Pugh Middleton Gatherings

Greenway Baptist Church hosts the Second Annual Reunion with 9 45 a m services and a covered dish meal. Woodbine Quartet from Manassas leads a gospel hymn sing in the afternoon. Evening worship is at 730 p m. Pugh Reunion at Capon Chapel Capon Bridge WV includes 1 pm dinner. Middleton Reunion at Elizabeth Furnace Sunday 1230 pm. Relatives and friends invited.

Greenway Southern Baptist Church Woodbine Manassas

Virginians Farmed in Early Years with Simple Tools

During the early years most Virginians farmed with simple hand tools. This brief notes the widespread reliance on basic implements for daily agricultural work reflecting rural practices of the era.

Deerfield News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travels

Local column lists residents and relatives visiting each other and traveling. Names include Joan Anderson, Lee Ann Bass, Harvey Richard, James Sherer, E A Sherer, Mary Smith, Mike Lindley, Jim Sherer, Robert Scott, Tony, Charles Richard, Sara Donald, Grant Coverstone, Jo Ann, Attie Shiley, Mabel Ritenour, Nellie Hemilright, Nellie Himelright, Eva Keeler, Joan, Maurice Walker, H C Cooley, Mary Dicks, Mamie, William Luttrell, Danny Luttrell, Angelia Grimm, and others with trips to Alexandria Newport News and a California vacation.

Mabel Richard Deerfield Joan Anderson Lee Ann Bass Gladys Harvey Richard James Sherer Naval Training Center Pensacola Fla E.H Stephens City Mary Smith Mike Lindley Jasper Ala E.A. Sherer May Smith Michael Lindley Jim Sherer Alexandria Robert Scott Tony Charles Richard Sara Donald California Ee Town Martha Sandra Kump Nettie Hemilright Grant Coverstone Jo Ann Attie Shiley Mabel Ritenour Woodstock James Poisant Jay Redwood Minn Nellie Stipe Eva Keeler Joan Nellie Himelright Maurice Walker Falls Church Inlaw Mary Walker H.C. Cooley Mary Dicks Mamie Middletown William Luttrell Newport News Danny Luttrell Angelia Grimm Cecil Hershman Maynard Funkhouser Washington, D.C Zoo

Hints From Heloise Keep Honey in Pantry Not the Refrigerator

A reader explains honey should not be refrigerated to avoid crystallization. rewarm in hot water and reseal if crystals form, with caution about heat. Readers share tips on cooking, travel shoe coverings, kid friendly glasses, and sewing belt adjustments.

Heloise

Refuge News Briefs

Refuge notes list small gatherings and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Howard White calling on Mr. and Mrs. Austin Conner, Gregg Ritter departing for Vietnam, and weekend and Sunday visits by multiple families from Janesville Brookville Middletown Orristown Riverton Winchester and Refuge. Mrs Stelz is home ill with a bone ailment.

Howard White Austin Conner Gregg Ritter Marcella Ritter Vietnam James Lofton Morris Cashore Maureen Janesville Wisc Robert Lofton Elbert Welsh Brookville Cobeb East Clymer Reed Clarence Stelz Bob Parson Middletown Lewis Fauver Orristown Joan King Harvey Craig David Strickler Riverton Winchester Donald. Orndorff Refuge Harry Rinker

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