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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1970
Page
6
Mrs. N C Shull received a Life Time Membership Award from the Winchester Jaycee-ettes at their installation dinner. Outgoing president Mrs Harold Madagan presented the honor as Shull, a member since December 1961, was praised for her club involvement.
The June meeting of the Women's Civic League features a fashion show by Montgomery Ward with narrators Mrs. Peggy Hahn and Mrs. Doris Neste. Models include several named members, plus a concert by Mike Bryan and honors guests from the All Student Group and Winchester Recreation Department. Reservations to call two numbers. The Middletown Home Demonstration Club meets tomorrow at 11 30 a.m. with demonstrations by Mrs. Baccary and by Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. Maynard on paper flowers. Members to bring a covered dish.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McKee of 337 Weems Lane mark their 25th anniversary. Married May 29, 1945 at First Baptist Church by Dr. E T Clark. They have a daughter, Mrs. Frank Graves of Falls Church, who with her husband hosted a reception at the War Memorial Building. Betty Printz is Mrs. McKee's former name.
The Sunshine Club of Braddock Street United Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs. F.W. Cole will lead the devotions. Mrs. John Grubbs will host as hostess.
Tuesday 7 30 p m Winchester Frederick County Citizen Band Radio Club 700 N Cameron St and Civil Air Patrol at old Virginia Woolen Mill Wednesday 12 2 p m Sidewalk Cafe Christ Episcopal Church 12 15 p m Kiwanis Club at George Washington Hotel 1 p m Winchester Association of the Blind at WMB 7 p m Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club Rifle Night 7 30 p m Square Dance Class at WMB 7 45 p m Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel 8 p m Lodge 867 BPOE at Elks Home.
MR AND MRS EARL E WHETZEL have moved to 1032 Orchard Ave. Mrs JAMES REINHART and daughter Ann head to Bangkok for two years as Mr Reinhart serves in Vietnam. Randolph-Macon grads Parker, Parker III, and Tucker II earned BA/BS degrees. Lauren R McKeown elected to Elizabethtown College Student Senate for 1970-71. Estelle Dick and Helen Allen return from a European Jet Set tour visiting several nations.
Sacred Heart Kindergarten held its graduation exercises at the Academy on Friday. Mrs. Fred Sturm welcomed families and friends. Father Charles Gerloff delivered the graduates’ address. Diplomas were awarded to Hugh Bettendorf, Christopher Bigden, Mary Bogner, Joseph Boyd, Jan Carrigan, Deborah De Pollo, Susan Durrett, Robert Ellerby, Thomas Lampkin, Patricia Meeker, Angela Lingo, William Mason, Mark Rich, Michael Sheehan, Anne Throckmorton, Tammy Van Meter, and Tracy Van Meter. A social hour followed.
May 28 a daughter Tessie Kay to Mr and Mrs Leonard Eugene Barcol 378 National Ave and a son John Thomas to Mr and Mrs John Theodore Weimer 106 Richards Ave May 29 a daughter Shannon Dawn to Mr and Mrs Donald Lee Davis 18 A Potomac Ave Romney W Va The Lioness Club announces a rummage sale Thursday Friday and Saturday at the H R Block Building 111 S Loudoun St 9 am to 5 pm daily.
The Sidewalk Cafe by Women of Christ Episcopal Church will be held tomorrow at the church on W. Boscawen Street. Models include Mrs. James Davis and others, showcasing styles for all occasions. Lunch is served 12 noon to 2 pm in the churchyard. tickets at door. Theme is Les Fete de Fleurs.
Melanie Lemar, 21, rose from attendant to manager at a Sacramento City College area service station. She oversees five male attendants, handles books, and can perform engine work and tire changes in under 15 minutes. She values women's independence and dresses in a company uniform.
Virginia dairy guidance outlines month of June as Dairy Month with tips from the U S Department of Agriculture. It covers milk and dairy storage including cold temps 30 degrees F for dairy in fridges, keeping containers tightly covered, avoiding light exposure, and proper use timelines for fluid milk cream cultured products and canned powdered milk with freezing limits and non freezing rules for sour cream yogurt and evaporated milk.
Mrs. Jane Thompson hosted a Girls Athletic Association dinner featuring slides from a European tour. GAA bowling team members honored included Mrs. Charlotte Anderson, Mrs. Frances Crisman, Mrs. Alice Godlove, Mrs. Jeannette Lloyd, Mrs. Carolyn Renner, Mrs. Lucy Smith, and Mrs. Louise White. Miss Lucille Sencindiver presided as president and the club voted a donation to the Salvation Army Summer Camp.
Attractive chains with a gold finish sold by the yard in the curtain and drapery department. Turn them into belts and necklaces using S shaped hooks.
When trimming fiber glass curtains use washable trim and pre shrink the trim before applying it to fabric. This guidance emphasizes safety and fabric protection during curtain alterations.
Mr and Mrs Grady Luff man of Berryville announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Rebecca to Robert Carrington Tate son of Dr and Mrs Manson B Tate of Dublin. Both graduates of King College in Bristol Tennessee plan an August wedding in Bristol.
Nostalgic item resurfaces as a novelty golf cart features fringe on its umbrella. The quirky revival blends retro styling with modern ride for enthusiasts and collectors seeking playful, eye catching transport.
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