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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1976
Page
13
The Wesley United Methodist Church hosts a yard party and flea market at 527 Van Fossen St on Saturday. Pony rides start at 10 a.m. and a country ham or barbecue dinner begins at 4:30 p.m. Proceeds aid the parsonage. Donations accepted 7 to 9 p.m. weekdays. call 667-1058 for pickup.
Youth Aglow in Hagerstown hosts a full day retreat June 19 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Evangelistic Temple Summer Retreat. Rev. Sterling Edwards leads sessions on A Teenager looks at the Christian Life with singing small groups recreation and a cook-out. Registration is 1.50 payable morning of event. contact Tom Evans at 797-8533 for details.
The Hagerstown Youth Aglow holds its interdenominational meeting Friday June 18 at 7 30 p m at Maugansville Community Center Maugansville Md Alan Lines will minister Young people ages 13 through 19 are invited Admission is free An offering will defray expenses Attendees should bring a Bible.
A surprise party honored Elizabeth Foreman DeHaven on her 71st birthday. Family and friends from Winchester Stephens City Gore Kensington Frederick Hagerstown Middletown Bethesda Frederick and others gathered at her home 43342 N Loudoun St. Born May 30 1905 she was the guest of many relatives across Maryland and Virginia.
The notices list several births in Harpers Ferry Stephenson White Post Strasburg Bunker Hill and Kearneysville. Parents include Robert Carl Darby Patricia Sutphin Darby and Jamie Danielle to Ray Belford Linda Tetreault Belford. Don Edward Donald Edward Grove and others announced with mothers’ maiden names.
Elizabeth Teresa Carroll Grant of Stephens City received the Armstrong Foundation $4 000 Scholarship at James Wood High School commencement. She ranked first with a 4 000 average and plans to attend Virginia Polytechnic Institute after graduation.
A Dog Research Center warns Fourth of July celebrations across the United States may terrify dogs due to loud firecrackers. Do not expose pets to the noise to avoid lifelong fear, especially puppies. Keep dogs in a closed room or basement away from celebrations.
Government estimates show gasoline demand rising in early 1976 with January through March use above 1973's record. Traffic volume and travel trends suggest the year could near or surpass prior peaks, though officials warn six months of data are needed to confirm a trend.
The column offers clergy information on supporting cancer patients and families, notes a clergy training program at Madison General Hospital, and suggests local ACS units as a resource. It also advises medical evaluation for persistent skin sores and discusses uterine cancer risk among Hispanic women with emphasis on early detection and regular Pap tests.
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