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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1963
Page
8
Miss Kiser, a political science student, has been named to Phi Beta Kappa. The recognition highlights academic excellence and merit in the liberal arts.
Mrs Yeakle Jr heads Glen Burnie Garden Club as the Special of the Day Class is won by Mrs William Louthan. Mrs Frank Stinnett earns a prize for most blues in the Arrangement Class and Mrs Hahn wins for the most points in the same event.
Rev. Hidemi Ito of Tokyo will speak on the Methodist Youth Fund at a mass meeting for the Franciscan group 4598 at the Relief Methodist Church. Ito is a graduate of Aoyama Gakuin University and Wesley Seminary, with a Master of Sacred Theology expected in June before returning to Japan for his ministry.
Dana Crim of Berryville announced planting by the Garden Club of America at the Arboretum. The Winchester Golf Club voted to plant four dogwood trees around Douglas High School. Rotary Club plans a cancer discussion at the George Washington Hotel with Drs. Boyd Pifer Gaunt and moderator Harry Lovett guiding the program through the Winchester Frederick County Cancer Registry.
P reonals term of S. Washington St spends spring vacation with her parents while attending Holton Arms School in Washington. Robert Skrotsky of Madrid Spain, a Staunton Military student, visited over the weekend with John Packer at Spring Hill, home of his parents. Mrs Howard Starliper of Virginia Ave. returned from a two month Miami visit with her son Richard Coffman and family. Major Mosby Kary hosted a bingo party at Newton D. Baker Hospital with hospital officials. Mr and Mrs Kurt Steivfauter of Falls Church welcomed son Michael Todd on March 16 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Nelson is former Miss Louise Boyce. Miss Sturm, daughter of Frederick Sturm, is Handley High School alumna and active in Student Education Association Newman Club French Club H20 Club and Kappa Delta.
March 25 schedule lists Exhausters Auto Club7 p m club house Rt 50 7 30 p m Stonewall PT 8 p m Madison Lodge 8 p m Alcoholics Anonymous First Baptist Church Monday 7 30 10 p m Colored Pro gram dance Solid Senders 7 30 Bible Study Group 7 30 p m Jaycee Minstrel Practice 8 p m Virginia Society for Crippled Children Easter Seal Card Party.
May 2-4 Apple Blossom celebration names four college and university princesses. Elizabeth Broaddus of Fairfax Hall is a Fairfax high school senior with Glee Club Choir Spanish Club and yearbook staff roles and is senior class president. Betsy Lee McAlister from Staunton is a Robert E. Lee Freshman graduate. Judith Lee Derfler from Cheshire Connecticut is a Shenandoah College student majoring in Music Education and sings in the Conservatory Concert Choir. Susan Holley Pritcher from Manlius New York attends St Mary’s Seminary Junior College and majors in liberal arts with leadership in yearbook and basketball.
Josiah Look Dickinson of Front Royal spoke on the American Indian at the Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR meeting in the War Memorial Building. The hostesses, officers, and members noted Dickinsons research on trails treaties and trades, while chapter honors and district awards were announced.
Worths previews new spring fashions with a remodeling completed featuring spacious aisles and many mirrors. Informal modeling sessions invite customers to try on outfits and chat about style. The piece notes public enthusiasm and a lighthearted push to engage women shoppers.
The Ladies Willing Workers of the Church of God Pineville section announce a Country Ham supper at Shawnee Fire Hall from 4 to 8 p.m. Tickets and orders must be placed by calling 662 8784. Deliveries available for orders placed in time.
Word of the day focuses on ACADEMIC meaning classical and literary rather than technical. Note the principal stress on the third syllable and example usage: These books are too acdemic for the casual reader.
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