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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
11
The dedication service begins at 10 a m with the new organ to be unveiled. Special musical numbers will be performed by the church choir with Miss Judy Morrison playing the organ.
The Ladies Aid of Howards Chapel Church will host their annual yard party tomorrow at 5 p.m. at the church eight miles north of Gainesboro. Everyone is welcome.
A note explains common misspellings of the word session in two senses: a legal or formal grant of rights and a meeting or sitting. It highlights typical confusions and suggests correct usage in written text.
Simple squares join to form a cozy afghan using luxury double crochet and puff stitch. Pattern 7238 includes directions for an ec square and costs five cents, add ten cents for first class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept. P O Box 163 New York 11 NY. 200 designs catalog preview available for 25 cents.
The Farmers' Curb Market will offer onions lettuce radishes peas cured meat and dressed rabbit tomorrow. Clarence Fletcher the market master says roasted chicken baked goods and flowers will also be on hand. The market operates Saturdays 6 to 9 a.m. on the Bosca wen and Kent street parking lot.
The Kate Conrad Memorial Fund was set up at Grafton School to provide scholarships and special equipment. Named for eight year old Kate Conrad, daughter of General and Mrs. Bryan Conrad, the fund honors her memory after her recent death. Contributions can be earmarked for the fund via Mrs. Samuel McL. Birch and the school’s reading difficulties program.
A Martinsburg widow, Nancy L. Everhart, was convicted in County Court of possession of illegal whiskey. State Police testified she weaved across the road before officers found whiskey in jars on the front floorboard. Judge W. Erle Edwards fined her 57 dollars and 75 cents.
The article mentions a second Homecoming on Saturday July 7. Letters have been mailed to all graduates and those who did not receive one should contact Mrs Joseph Zuckerman, general chairman, MO 2-4279.
Frederick County Republicans hold a re organization meeting tonight with two victors from Thursday's City Council election as speakers. E R Sonny Huntsberry and George H Garber will be main speakers at the Frederick County Court House. Delegates and alternates to the Seventh district nominating convention will be chosen. The convention is set for Harrisonburg June 30.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Christ Episcopal Parish House Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The goal is 150 pints. Appointments may be made by calling the Red Cross Office at MO 25412, though not required. Blood donation is open at any time during the listed hours.
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