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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1971
Page
9
In Garden MI notes, Winter aconites and Snowdrops bloom early and tolerate snow, while crocus and daffodil advise near house planting for protection and viewing from indoors. Plant corms in September. give crocus sun, light shade, and leave foliage after bloom. Hollyhocks, tall and old world, prefer fertile soil and early fall or spring planting with staking for support.
Printed Pattern 4785 features princess seams for a leaner midriff line with or without a belt. Half sizes 10 12 14 add 2% yards of 45 inch fabric. Pattern price 75 cents plus 25 cents air mail. Address orders to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York.
White Hall brief notes show many visits to and from the Carter Luttrell household. Earl Whitacre and Naomi Luttrell called on Luttrells. Gary Layman and daughter dined there. visitors included Marvin Shaver, Paul DeHaven, Gray Luttrell, and families from Winchester and Sunnyside.
Capon Road notes Ed Line has returned home from Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital and is getting along nicely. Radford College faculty Galen Stickley will spend semester break at home. Gilbert Stickley hosts visit from Mr and Mrs Bobby Lambert and Wendy Sue. Randy Richardson of Buckton spent Wednesday with Craig Stickley. Britt Bowman family ill with flu. Kay Lam off work due to illness. Roger Bergey spent weekend with his parents. Garden tip suggests 2–3 pounds of 5-10-5 per 100 square feet and 2 pounds per 50 feet of row under seeds at planting.
Community notes report the sixty second mortuary science commencement at Pittsburgh Institute with graduate Larry Miller. A Defensive Driving Course is planned for April 12 16 and 21 at 7 pm in Romney community room to earn insurance points and reduce license points. Enrollment through the sheriff’s office Bank of Romney or Romney Woman’s Club. Events include birthdays visits, garden and art classes, and spring breaks with regional residents visiting Cumberland Bowman and friends in Hampshire Memorial hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schneider and a friend visited Mrs. Schneider’s parents Mr. and Mrs. James Boyce in Mt. Pleasant last Saturday evening. Delia Cammer and Pearl Cochran were seen visiting. Pearl Cochran later visited Sadie Lamp and family. Sadie Lamp celebrated her 90th birthday with friends and relatives calling on her throughout the day.
The roots of the vegetables and flowers spread quickly through the soil filling the space between rows and will utilize the broadcast fertilizer effectively.
Best News Briefs lists worship services for next Sunday at 7 p.m. and Sunday school at 10 a.m. It notes hospital patient Mrs. Asa Hott and visits among residents of Woodbine Maryland Woodstock and Alexandria with several local names. Also mentions Marvin Renner’s return from Memphis and a fact about daily oxygen production by plants and sea life.
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