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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1970
Page
6
Mariemma Velez, Miss Puerto Rico, presented three flags to Mrs. Ray Rinker at the Ladies Luncheon. Velez served as Antique Car Marshal in the Grand Feature Parade and Rinker leads the Woman's Auxiliary of the Virginia State Horticulture Society.
Mrs. Sarah Sipe hosted Clarke County Business and Professional Women's Club Emblem Luncheon. Guest speaker Mrs. Pauline Bean spoke on the Emblem and installed new officers led by president Mrs. Loring Kackley. The group voted a donation to the John Enders Rescue Squad and named delegates to the Roanoke State Convention May 8 9 10.
Northwest Workshop Inc president Jack Ireland spoke at a Winchester Rotary style dinner, outlining support for the Winchester aa take and Teen Center program. New members welcomed Mrs. Tom Lewis and Mrs. Glen Michael. Installation dinner dance planned May 23 at Winchester Golf Club. 1970 71 officers elected include Mrs. William Woolly as president elect and others named.
Winchester Chapter 1367 of the Women of the Moose held a meeting led by Senior Regent Mrs. Louis Pike. Academy of Friendship honorees include Mrs. Richard Bray Mrs. James Hurley Mrs. William Cave Mrs. Jack Cleveland Mrs. Gladys Hamilton and Mrs. Betty Glascock with speaker Mrs. Roger Shade. Next Academy of Friendship set for May 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lodge. next meeting on May 14 at 8 p.m. Refreshments followed.
Shenandoah Valley Dental Assistants Society met at the Public Health Center in Harrisonburg. Robert Miller of Rockingham Memorial Hospital spoke on Drug Abuse, with hostesses Mrs Pat Vann and Miss Faye Metz. Also included is a recipe for Butterscotch Lollipops and Butterscotch Pennies with basic ingredients and steps.
MR. AND MRS. ROY CATHER JR and MR. and MRS. JOHN LEWIS hosted a dinner honoring Princesses in the Court of Queen Shenandoah and their escorts at their homes. MRS. ELLA PETTIT of Fort Lauderdale is Festival guest of DR. and MRS. WARREN GREGORY at Roszel Road. MRS. JOY SAGER, former JOY NESSELRODT, graduated from Virginia Barber College and passed the state exam. she works at Newmarket Barber Shop and will attend Thomas Nelson Community College. MISS KATIE GLAIZE arrives May 10 to visit her parents. she works for AT&T in San Francisco after attending a Cincinnati school. ELMER ADAMS and family visited his parents with extended relatives from Shockeysville and Falling Waters.
Birth notices record seven new arrivals from April 26 to April 30, listing families, addresses, and parent prior names. Stephanie Lanne Buckner joins Mr. and Mrs. Larry Buckner. Michael Schofield Shepard, Richard Martin McKinnon, Bethany Paige Brown, Deanna Carol Oates, and Eric Michael Nichols are newborns to respective couples. Theresa Shannon Stewart is a daughter born to Terry Wayne Stewart and Judith Dawn Johnson. all mothers’ former names noted.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Donald Eugene Oates of 419 George St on their 11th anniversary. They wed May 2 1959 in Winchester with Rev W Holt Louder. They have three children David Wade Michael Warren and Susan Devereux. Mrs Oates is the former Miss Mary Anita Pennypacker.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Round Hill Fire Co. will meet Monday at 8 p.m. Final plans for the Mother's Day Dinner are discussed. All members are urged to attend.
More than 300 Presbyterian women gathered at Front Royal Presbyterian Church for the annual meeting of Winchester Presbytery. The event featured remarks by Mrs. Charles P. Wilson and presentations on Paddy Run Camp Massanetta improvements and the threefold offering plan.
Advertises Printed Pattern 4998 in teen sizes 10 to 16 with bust 32 for size 12 needing 244 yards of 35 inch fabric. Patterns 75 cents each plus 25 cents for handling. Mail order from Adams Winnichester Evening Star pattern dept New York. Includes pattern catalog and book offers.
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