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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1970
Page
8
Mrs J Adair Moore Mrs Edward T Bromfield and Mrs H Brian Landes gather in the Powhatan School library to address invitations for the annual dance. The library serves as the building’s physical and academic hub for the two year old circular brick school.
Invitations are out for the Polka-Dot Put-On, the Powhatan School benefit ball. The annual dance runs 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday May 22 in the Lee Jackson ballroom. Mrs. John Gans and Mrs. Bruce Gray chair the event with a full committee, announcing the theme and patronship for a psychedelic mood alongside traditional music from a popular band.
During May the Home Demonstration Clubs study cholesterol its sources and impact on heart attacks. It notes high fat foods raise cholesterol while saturated fats raise it and unsaturated fats lower it. New members and visitors welcome. schedule via Extension office 662 2711.
Dip chicken pieces in barbecue sauce before broiling and baste often with the sauce during broiling to keep them moist and flavorful throughout cooking.
Instructions advise heating cleansing cream and applying with upward strokes each night. Massage gently then bathe and tissue off excess while leaving cream to protect skin from further moisture loss during sleep.
Church Women United invites members to the May Fellowship covered dish luncheon on Wednesday at 12 30 p.m. in Stephenson at Emmanuel United Methodist Church. Attendees should contact Mrs. Alexander Yates at 662 1169 by noon tomorrow.
A public workshop on flower making hosted by the Home Demonstration Clubs of Frederick County will run from 9 30 a m Thursday at the War Memorial Building. Demonstrators include Mrs John Wirts Mrs Donald Bowman Mrs Rosie Hott and Mrs Elsie Ramey with additional leaders. Attendees will do actual work with some materials provided bring scissors pencils colored burlap or duplex paper if desired and a lunch.
The Little Garden Club will hold its annual luncheon Friday at 12 30 p.m. at Mrs Stewart Bell’s home on North Cameron Street. Reservations should be made by calling Mrs Robert Hall at 667 1652 by tomorrow evening.
Evening activities include Optimist Club at Lee Jackson 7 30 p m DeMolay at Masonic Building 7 30 p m DAY at WMB Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel 7 45 p m Fraternal Order of Police at Municipal Court Room 8 p m Madison Lodge Eagles at Home 8 p m.
MISS BARBARA JO HUNTSBERRY and MISS JUDITH MEKS GARBER earned AA degrees from Averett College in Danville with Liberal Arts and Elementary Education majors. MISS LAURIE McKEOWN joins Elizabethtown College women's tennis as a freshman JV player, a Handley High School 1969 graduate. MISS MARY JANE O'LEARY elected Junior Representative to the Radford College May Court. she majors in Special Education and belongs to German Club and Sigma Kappa. DR. AND MRS. MARK A. McHALE and family return from Florida trip. attended Belted Galloway cattle meeting with notable attendees. CADET JOHN CRAIG SEWELL achieves First Academic Honor Roll at Fishburne Military School, son of Delmas Sewell.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Greenwood Fire Department will meet at 7 30 this evening at Senseny Road Elementary School to discuss community efforts and upcoming events.
The Middle Road Homemakers Club will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow at 1 30 PM at the home of Mrs Winifred Smith on Middle Road. The demonstration will cover Nutrition Cholesterol Sources Dangers and Diets.
The article notes a major mid length fashion breakthrough with skirts featuring front side or back slits to reveal a hint of leg. Designs vary from wrap to A-line and straight silhouettes, catering to what it calls girl-watchers.
The Middletown Grange met with master Ronald Schmid and elected R.L. Hepner and Schmid as delegates. Messages of sympathy from Florence Parker were read, a Natural Bridge workshop set for May 15 and 16 announced, and the supper延期 postponed to June first Saturday due to the Apple Blossom Program.
Arthur Weiss of ASCS and Lord Fairfax District spoke at Clarke County Woman's Club about soil conservation and its role in livelihoods. Miss Ruth Roveton urged donations of cooking utensils for a burned family. May luncheon set for May 14 at Winchester Golf Club with guest director arrangements.
The eye is framed with a bright luminescent highlight on the brow bone, deep tender color on the upper lid, and a light color on the lower lashes. Long fringy lashes in soft natural shades complete the look.
A homemaker’s crystal offers dual purposes for each piece. Sherbet glasses serve appetizers and desserts, the water goblet suits cold soups, predinner drinks, and champagne, while the salad plate doubles as a base for pate de foie gras and French pastries.
A new cosmetic aims for a 1970s look with a totally transparent face glazer that tints without texture, delivering weightless color.
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