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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1950
Page
3
The ad promises relief from itching eczema pimples and irritated blemishes with Peterson's Ointment. It guarantees satisfaction with one application and a money refund if not delighted and notes use for itching feet and cracks between toes.
Mrs Ralph Marker led a quiet Sunday program at the local church. Families visit relatives and friends including James Patterson and Lucian Brumback. Opequon Memorial Church completes a basement Sunday School room. Uncle Charlie Tokus is very ill. Q A W answer notes US battleships in World War II: 17 in commission at start. eight completed during war. 23 in service at end.
John Robert Powers offers fashion tips to bridge winter and spring wardrobes. Readers should plan with current outfits and future purchases, choosing colors like navy brown and red to ensure versatile accessories. The piece advises conservative color schemes, matching gloves and shoes to costumes, and notes spring shoe and bag trends.
A brief consumer note explains a paid self mailer guide titled Your Personal Colorscope with a color type analysis. It describes five woolen swatches and guidance on eye skin and hair colors, asking readers to send 10 cents plus a stamped return envelope to John Robert Powers at National Newspaper Service Box 305 Michigan City Indiana.
This kitchen note highlights Lenten cooking with economical substitutions and several recipes. It features a Walnut Bean Loaf using baked beans rice onions walnut meat and tomato juice, Curried Eggs with apples onions tomatoes and cream, and Deviled Crab with flaked crab mushrooms white sauce stock egg yolks sherry parsley and buttered crumbs.
Mrs. A Lloyd Agnew longtime Winchester resident died suddenly in Buffalo New York where she had lived in recent years She was born November 11 1877 in Salem Virginia daughter of the late Rev Lewis G M Miller and Laura Campbell Survivors include her son Dr Lloyd C Agnew of Washington DC sister Mrs H L Stephenson and brother the Rev Lewis S G Miller missionary in Kumamoto Japan Funeral services set for Friday at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev W E Eisenberg officiating Burial will be in Mt Hebron family lot
A large gathering of friends and relatives attended the funeral of Daniel Franklin Pyne at Mad Dox Funeral Home in Front Royal on Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. The Rev James D Burford of Riverton conducted the services with musical selections by Misses Avis and Nancy Bray of Refuge Church.
Refuges and Ridings Chapel choir members sang hymns during a funeral service. Pallbearers included Thurman Lee Ballenger Austin Conner and Paris Johns, with the memorial at Prospect Cemetery.
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