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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1964

Page

6

Miss Karen Emmart Engaged to Danworth Baker

Capon Bridge couple Mr and Mrs Ray Emmart announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Yvonne to Danworth Allen Baker son of Mr and Mrs Harry E Baker Jr of Gaithersburg MD. Both are Shepherd College juniors and seniors respectively with August wedding planned.

Ray W. Emmart Capon Bridge W. Va Karen Yvonne Danworth Allen Baker Harry E. Baker, Jr Gaithersburg, Md Emmart Capon Bridge High

Valley Chanters Present Band in Market Street Hall

The Valley Chanters perform a choral program and pantomime in Market St Fellowship Hall Tuesday at 8 p.m. Admission is free. Selections include chorus quartet and duet pieces, with solos. Mrs. Georgia Cather is pianist and Floyd W. Haines directs.

The Valley Chanters Market St. Fellowship Hall Georgia Cather Floyd W. Haines

Gainsboro WSCS Meeting At Church This Thursday

The Women’s Society of Christian Service of Gainsboro will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church. Mrs Alice Alts will lead devotions secret pals will exchange gifts and refreshments will be served.

Women’s Society of Christian Service of Gainsboro Alice Alts

First Baptist WMS to Meet Tuesday at 10:45 AM

The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold a meeting Tuesday at 10 45 AM Lunch will be served at noon and a nursery will be provided during the event.

The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church

Fairview Ladies Aid Meeting At Fairview Methodist Church

The Ladies Aid of Fairview Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the church with Mrs. William Dellinger as the devotional leader. A home bread crumb tip warns to dry bread thoroughly to prevent molding when crumbled.

Ladies Aid The Fairview Methodist Church William Dellinger

Local Members To Attend BPW Convention

Seven Winchester Business and Professional Women's Club members travel to Norfolk Virginia May 15 17 for the 43rd Annual Virginia Federation convention at the Golden Triangle. The event features keynote by National Federation official and a memorial service and luncheon for district and state leaders.

Dorothy Lindsay Esta Lyn Lichliter Edith Henry Betty Lowry Nina Early Helen Funk Elsie McKee Winchester Business and Professional Women’s Club Norfolk Virginia Virginia Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Golden Triangle Sharemanship Nellie G. Garrett Lynchburg Virginia Federation Dorothy M. Ford National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Agnes M. Ames

Births Reported for May With Several Newborns Named

Birth announcements list multiple arrivals. Bobby Wilson Jenkins Jr arrives May 7 to Mr and Mrs Bobby Wilson Jenkins. Tammy Michelle Hart born May 11 to Mr and Mrs Robert Allen Hart Rt 5. Michael Ray Fries Jr born at 609 Watson Ave to Mr and Mrs Ray McDonald Fries Jr. Arthur Wayne Daniels born to Mr and Mrs Wayne Daniels Rt 3. Carl Melvin McDonald born to Mr and Mrs Carl McDonald Whitacre. Each mother is listed with former name.

Bobby ‘Wilson Jenkins Bobby Wilson, Jr Jenkins Barbara Lee de- Haven Robert Allen Hart Tammy Michelle Hart Alice Faye Cooper Ray McDonald Fries, Jr Watson Ave Michael Ray Fries Norma Irene Monroe Wayne Junior Daniels Arthur Wayne Daniels Stella Irene Lowery Carl Melvin McDonald Whitacre McDonald Mary Jane Hite

Turner Ashby UDC to Meet with Mrs McCormac on May 14

Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold a meeting with Mrs. H B McCormac on Handley Boulevard Thursday May 14 at 2 PM.

Turner Ashby United Daughters of the Confederacy H.B. McCormac Handley Blvd Pam

Calendar of Local Club Meetings and Events

A schedule lists multiple groups meeting at various venues including George Washington Hotel James Wood High School and Temple. Events cover Lions Club Exchange Club Century Club Hiram Lodge and other fraternal and civic activities with times from 12:15 p m to 10:30 a m the next day.

Lions Club George Washington Hotel Exchange Club Henry William Evans Century Club Conrad Hoover American Auxiliary Clifford St Hiram Lodge Af&am Masonic Temple Stephens City Baptist Church Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Shawnee Kennel Club Winchester Day Nursery Kiwanis Club Old Fredericktown James Wood High School

Dottie Lock Circle Meets at Kernstown Methodist Church

The Dottie Lock Circle of the Kernstown Methodist Church meets Tuesday May 19 at 8 p m with Mrs James Lantz. Mrs Polly Lock will be the devotional leader.

Dottie Lock Kernstown

Local notices from Winchester area include hospital visits and family updates

Clarence J. Em mart of East Cork Street is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Adrian L arue and family return to Harrisburg after visiting Mr La Rue's mother Mrs William La Rue of Paper Mill Road. Amy and Siobhan LaRue spend weeks with grandmother. Mrs Ann Slother returns from Washington DC after Mother's Day visit. Cadwallader family observes Mother's Day at Miller School of Albany Maine where Charles C Cadwallader earns Good Conduct Ribbon. Mrs Mary A Snapp 94 in Frederick County hospital with daughter in Charles Town WV. Burnt Factory Women Society of Christian Service meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m with program leader Mrs Roy Carlisle.

Adrian Larue Harrisburg Maud Copenhauer Martinsburg W. Va C. K. Cadwallader Charles C. Cadwallader Miller School of Mary A. Snapp Simon E. Snapp Frederick County Charles Town W.va Snapp John Edwards Burnt Factory Women’s Society of Christian Service Roy Carlisle

Bryarly School PTA Plans County Ham Dinner Yard Party

The Bryarly School PTA organized plans for a County Ham Dinner and Yard Party on May 23 at 4 p.m. with pony rides for children. Mrs. Boyd G. Headley Jr. leads arrangements and donors may call Mrs. Vernon Unger at 662 9756 to contribute baked goods.

Bryarly School PTA County Ham Boyd G. Headley, Jr Vernon Unger

Congressional action on health care and marketing measures

The Ways and Means Committee remains wary of the aged health care plan and may favor revamping the existing low income elderly program. The Agriculture Committee approved a national food marketing commission to study pricing, marketing, and farm-processor relations. The House sent a 1.265 billion deficiency bill to the Senate funding military pay, public assistance, and Feed Grain Act administration.

House Ways and Means Senate

Stephenson Social Club Plans Wednesday Meeting

The Stephenson Social Club will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Stephenson Methodist Church fellowship hall. Hostesses are Mrs. Katherine Butler Viola Grant and Mrs. Alice Matousik. Mrs. Russell Anderson leads the devotional service and Mrs. Clarence Robinson oversees recreation.

Stephenson Social Club The Stephenson Methodist Katherine Butler Viola Grant Alice Viola Grant Alice Matousik Russell Anderson Clarence Robinson

Sellers Sue Fox Over Equal Rights Film Case

Actor Peter Sellers and Britt Eklund sue Twentieth Century Fox for more than $2 million in damages claiming malicious prosecution. Fox had sued Eklund for breach of contract over Guns of Batasi while Sellers seeks health and reputation damages after a recent heart attack and hospitalization.

Los Angeles Peter Sellers Britt Eklund Twentieth Century Fox Fox Miss Eklund Sellers Studio

Author of Civil War books to visit Winchester during tour

Mrs. Sylvia G. L. Dannett, author of several Civil War books, will visit Winchester for multiple days this month as part of a Civil War Round Table of New York tour. She will speak on Women of Winchester The Night Stonewall Jackson Left on May 22 at a Round Table meeting.

Sylvia G. L. Dannett Winchester Round Table New York Round Table of Katharine Jones Dannett Scarsdale Kenneth Law School University of Chicago Wendy Douglass College American Association of University Women Ladies Committee The Civil War Centennial Commission New York Historical Society Lincoln Herald Rebecca Wright

Winchester Bridge Tournament Draws 100 Tables

More than 100 tables filled with players at the Winchester Duplicate Bridge Club event, sanctioned by the American Contract Bridge League. Bentley Kinney and Richard Bowers directed the tourney with women’s pairs, mixed pairs, and open pairs standings highlighted among local award winners.

Winchester Winchester Duplicate Bridge Club American Contract Bridge League Bentley Kinney Richard Bowers

Fairfax County Planner Cited for Planning Efforts

Rosser H. Payne Jr., head of Fairfax County planning, was cited by the Virginia Citizens Planning Association for boosting planning activities in Northern Virginia communities. He received an honor at the Charlottesville meeting. The event also awarded $100 each to University of Virginia student Michael G. Garland of Portsmouth and Virginia Tech student Charles E. Justice of Titusville Kentucky.

Charlottesville Virginia Citizens Planning Association Fairfax County Rosser H. Payne Jr Virginia Payne Michael G. Garland University of Virginia Charles E.justice Virginia Tech Garland Portsmouth Justice Titusville

Ambrosial Asparagus May Salad Recipe

Fresh asparagus shines in a May salad recipe from Gaynor Maddox. Ingredients include large asparagus heads, orange slices, iceberg lettuce, and real mayonnaise blended with orange juice. Boil asparagus 12 to 15 minutes, drain, rinse, and arrange with lettuce and orange on plates.

Norfolk Museum opens membership to Negroes for first time

The Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences announced integration of its membership list with four new Black members, three from Norfolk and one from Portsmouth. The museum has operated nonracially in facilities for years, but membership was previously all white.

Norfolk Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences Portsmouth

South End Auxiliary Holds Meeting in Fire Hall

The South End Fire Company Auxiliary met at the Fire Hall with Mrs. Kit ty Sirbaugh presiding. Members approved minutes, thanked volunteers for the Fire men Parade Marshal reception, and reported a $65.20 rummage sale profit. A October sale was proposed at the Palace Hotel, and a June weekend Fire School lunch plan was discussed.

South End Fire Company Kitty Sirbaugh

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