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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1971
Page
6
Mary Boulter of Cadette Troop 377 recently received her World Association pin from leader Mrs Harold Johnson, highlighting the global Scouting bond.
Alpha Omega Sorority met at Mrs. Arthur Parrish’s home with Mrs. Rufus Smith presiding. Members heard astrology history and personalized horoscopes titled What the Stars Have in Store for You. Proceeds from a flea market booth support local welfare projects and upcoming events include a Woman of the Year dinner and dance at Winchester Country Club. Vanda Gaye Wisecarver joined and will assist on committees.
Mrs. Rosa Wolford of Winchester announces the engagement of her daughter Thelma G to Donald D Stokes son of Mrs. Ethel Stokes of Strasburg and the late Walter L Stokes Thelma is also the daughter of the late Elmer R Wolford A spring wedding is planned.
The Faith Group of the Women s Missionary Council of the First Brethren Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Douglas Pierce 322 E Piccadilly St The leader is Mrs Cletis Miller The year s theme is The Abundant Life and the March lesson is Washing and Spanking.
The Gainesboro Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the fire hall. Mrs. Flora Davis will lead devotions.
Friday events include rummage sale at 108 W Clifford St and Winchester Junior Rifle Club at 7 p.m. Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts at home. Saturday features a rummage sale at 106 W Clifford St. Monday lists multiple club meetings at Gear Washington Lee Jackson, Post 123 Home, IOOF Madison Lodge, and more including a coin club, Capon Bridge fire hall activities, and various city venues plus a barbershop chorus at 1st Methodist Church.
A mixed vegetable filling to spread on white bread. Grated vegetables are combined with cream cheese, mayonnaise, garlic, lemon juice and seasonings, then chilled. Spread is used as a sandwich filling and cut into two triangles per sandwich.
Rebecca Elizabeth Myers of Martinsburg and Terry Reed Bucher of Winchester wed January 23 at First United Methodist Church in Winchester. The ceremony featured gladioli and pom poms decorations, Rev. George W. Burroughs officiating, and a reception at the Winchester Elks Club. The couple, both graduates, reside at 23 West Wolfe Street Winchester and will honeymoon in New Orleans and the southern states.
MISS LAUREN R. McKEOWN daughter of 314 Mosby St is named to Elizabethtown College Dean’s List for 1970 fall semester. THOMAS G SCULLY JR a Lynchburg College senior named to Dean’s List first semester. Various families marked birthdays and gatherings, including Ella Costello’s 97th birthday with seven deceased siblings and visiting grandchildren, and multiple birthday dinners for Jennings and Heflin families.
Connie Martin will speak as guest teacher for the Golden Link Crusaders and Good Samaritan Classes this Sunday at 9 45 a m The Good Samaritan Bible Class meets in the social hall with the other classes The Crusaders class will have devotionsexpert
District chairmen discussed Historic Garden Week plans ending in late April. Tours include Old Town Walking Tour in Alexandria April 24, Great Falls eighteenth century houses April 30, Town and Country in Leesburg April 25 26 27, Rap pahannock Valley Tour April 7 along the river, Warren County April 24 and 25 29, Warrenton Private Homes April 28 29, Winchester Frederick County tour May 1 2. Guide books available at local chambers and travel centers.
The so called jumping bean hides a caterpillar inside that moves and stretches. Its motion causes the bean to roll and tumble rather than truly jumping.
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