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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1950
Page
8
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Fuller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Fuller, wed Lawrence Fries in a simple ceremony performed by Rev Arthur with close friends present. The bride is connected with Toy and Novelty Store. the groom works at J J Newberry.
Norris presents Easter greeting cards featuring Exquisite Candies and Cara Nome Toiletries Stationery. The item highlights giftable cards and associated brands for holiday stationery.
March 28 events include Good Samaritan Bible Class banquet at EUB Church 7 p m AAUW Modern Art Group at 506 W Cork St Rebekah Lodge Moose Club Alcoholics Anonymous at Friend Fire Hall Fidelis Class at First Baptist Church. March 29 Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel 12 30 p m Jr Century Club at 220 Handley Blvd Elks Club 8 p m AAUW Creative Dance at Rutherford House. March 30 Le Cercle Francais at 424 W Cecil St Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel.
Frederick County Future Homemakers elect four officers at Front Royal meeting. Margaret Brumback of Stephens City is vice president, Mary Virginia Dicks of Middletown is secretary, Johanna Kettlewell of Middletown is song leader, and Mary Renner of Stephens City is pianist. Irene Blair of Madison College and Elizabeth Patterson of Madison spoke on homemaking careers. Fall meeting planned at the new James Wood High School.
Mrs Laura Allison of Winchester returns home after attending the funeral and burial of her sister Mrs Mary Frances Strother of Cabin John Maryland. Strother born in Warren County lived in Cabin John nearly 60 years with husband Alfred C Strother. Survivors include two sons two sisters seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
Elizabeth Grove Christened Sunday infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Grove of Summit Church. Rev Jennings Wise Hobson officiated sponsors were Mrs Benton Davenport Mr Leeds Reily of Charles Town W Va and Mrs Westwood Byrd of Clarke County. Luncheon followed with Mr and Mrs Paul Rosenberger Mrs Paul Joe and Miss Mary Warden yd attending from here. Bakers Have Week End Guests Ellen Fauntleroy Morgan of Alexandria was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs W Alexander Baker at Thornhill Manor.
To Mr and Mrs Arthur Creswell Millwood Pike a boy. Mrs Creswell is the former Miss Imogene Poun. To Mr and Mrs James Jenkins Rt 3 a girl. Mrs Jenkins is the former Miss Irene Netherton. To Mr and Mrs Robert Garrett Rt 2 a girl. Mrs Garrett is the former Miss Ellen Pitcock. To Mr and Mrs Nathan Harden Gore a boy. Mrs Harden is the former Miss Ruby Shifflett. To Mr and Mrs Elwood Cameron The Plains a boy. Mrs Cameron is the former Miss Mary Elizabeth Owens. To Mr and Mrs Lee A Butler Cross Junction a girl. Mrs Butler is the former Miss Eltha Edwards.
This leaflet advises women to select flattering eyeglass frames to enhance appearance. It explains how frame shape can lift facial lines, with guidance for oval, round, triangle, diamond, and square faces. It invites readers to write for the leaflet from National Newspaper Service Michigan City Indiana.
During Lent homemakers seek meatless mains. Canned salmon makes crispy croquettes served with potatoes greens and fruit salad. Fry at 365 degrees F using a deep fat thermometer for accurate results. Combine salmon egg lemon onion and cracker crumbs then shape and fry until brown.
Compose silk style pattern 4963 with shoulder line and yoke sleeves. Sizes 34 to 50. fabric 35 inches wide 478 yards for size 36. Illustrated, easy to sew with complete instructions. send 25 cents to Anne Adams pattern department in New York for envelope and pattern details.
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about eating soft boiled eggs from an egg cup or shell, spelling month names in full, table decorations for breakfast, and the 1866 founding of the first American humane society led by Henry Bergh with penalties for cruelty to domestic animals in most states.
Instructional note on pronunciation spelling and usage. Highlights mispronounced words such as frequent and mispelled bene fited and benefiting. Encourages daily vocabulary growth with a focus on intuition and quick perception of truth.
Patterns for spring with a fifteen cent copy price. Anne Adams offers sewing ideas to stay well dressed. A free pattern printed in the issue showcases a one yard project. A note muses on pure air and pollution in inhabited areas and suggests mountain tops or mid ocean as purer environments.
A brief kitchen note mentions draining on absorbent paper and yields about five to six servings. It outlines a simple preparation step and timing of about eight minutes for the process.
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