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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1962
Page
8
The report details outfits from a golf event with Mrs B B Dutton in a green orange print dress and carry all bag, Mrs Frank Stinnett in age print blouse, and Mrs Boyd Hamman in a blue stripe sheath. The Ladies Member-Guest tournament is set for June 28.
Dr. Leon Slavin was elected president at the annual Virginia Society of Dentistry for Children meeting. The group urged wearing mouthguards in all contact sports following a National Alliance Football Rules Committee ruling and emphasized seat belt use and the importance of primary teeth for overall health and future permanent teeth.
The Rev. William Boyd Ramey Jr has finished a year traveling the United States and Canada as a Youth and Evangelist for the General Board of Evangelism of the Evangelical United Brethren Church. He will serve as assistant pastor and Youth Director at Main Street EUB Church Mansfield Ohio starting May 17 and attend a Youth Convocation in Estes Park Colorado in August before resuming graduate work at United Theological Seminary Dayton and aiding at Mansfield Church. He is a Shenandoah and Lebanon Valley College graduate, son of Mr and Mrs Ramey of near Hayfield.
The monthly business and social meeting of the Comrade Bible Class will be held in the Fellowship Hall of the Braddock Street Church Educational Building Tuesday evening at 7 30 p m. There will be an election of officers. Group 12 led by Miss Emma Ridgeway will be the hostesses.
Calendar items list bake and food sales in Grants Wesley Chapel Rum Mage and Bake Sale at 109 S Loudown Street eight a.m. Friendship Majorette Bake Sale in front of Grants 3 to 9 p.m. Spring Flower me at War Memorial Shepherdstown 5 p.m. Ham and Chicken Supper Cedar Grove Little Mountain Methodist Church 5:30 p.m. Timber Ridge Congregational Christian Church Supper 7:30 p.m. Capon Bridge Fire Co at fire hall.
May 20 features Lindbergh Flight reunion at Round Hill Community Center from 12 noon to 2 June 6 p.m. A Spring Flower Show in Shepherdstown West Virginia runs 2 to 6 p.m. Also listed are Galilee Youth Class Hymn Sing at 2 p.m. and a Carillon Recital at Lu ray Singing Tower at 3 p.m. May 21 calendar includes Optimist Club event at Lee Jackson at 7:30 a.m. and multiple society meetings in Braddock Street Church, Mason ic Building, Stephens City, and at George Washington Hotel with B B Pool and V F W Auxiliary activities.
At the War Memorial Building a TAC platter party is scheduled for Saturday from 7:30 to 11 p.m. The event invites music lovers to enjoy a curated platter while a DJ spins tracks. Tickets may be available at the door.
First Evangelical United Brethren Church plans social features during the Fifty Great Days Easter to Pentecost. At 11 a.m. the local Chapter of Job's Daughters will attend the service, and the Youth Choir will sing. Evening Family Night at 6 p.m. features a Covered Dish Supper in the social room with songs and skits, closing with "The Challenge" by the Youth Fellowship.
Larry L. Brown a junior at the University of Richmond was named editor in chief of the weekly Collegian after three years as managing editor. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lee A Brown of 30 N Loudoun St and an alumnus of Handley High School.
Ceverly Bell is selected May Queen at Sacred Heart with a May Court from each grade. Eighth grade picks include Raymond Riding Alexis Jackson Tommy Dunn Elizabeth Mulvanity Kathy Corrigan Bryan Elkins Randy Watkins Sarah Scoe Owen Foltz and Taffy Mor Ett. Additional nominees are Edward Bell Susan Miller George Leton Elizabeth Learned Stephen Grant and Patricia Wetzel. Raymond Riding to be crowned by Rev Vincent M Campi Warrenton will speak and Rev Paul H Stragisher will deliver the benediction.
Mrs George Smith presented a paper titled Down to Earth to the Lord Fairfax Garden Club at Winchester Golf Club. Hostess Mrs Leonard Sirbaugh presided. Awards honored Mrs Thornton Bryarly for line arrangement, Mrs Triston Powers for blue and red specimens, and Mrs William Schenck for yellow specimens.
Four veal chops coated in cornflake crumbs and eggs are browned in butter then finished slowly in the skillet. Serve with buttered macaroni scalloped tomatoes salad bread rhubarb compote and cookies for a complete family dinner.
Dr and Mrs William Brown of West Palm Beach Fla return from a visit with relatives in Virginia and Ohio. Their son Larry a University of Richmond junior also visited. Benjamin M Butler son of Mr and Mrs Robert Butler earned the Adamson School at Hampden Sydney College. T B Strode Jr of Boyce named vice president of Bluefield College Business Club. R H Baker AARP district rep and Mrs Baker plan to attend the NATA AARP Convention in Denver May 27 31 carrying greetings from the Strasburg ARP Chapter and Governor Albertis Harrison.
Christian Dior unveiled the widest hipped costume since the bustle in New York. Models wore bulky wool suits with ballooning skirts and contour belts above the hipbone as fashion buyers packed the showroom for the event.
Winchester Quota Club met at James Fleming to view a 1941 Winches ter film shown and narrated by the Junior Board of Trade. Guests included Mrs Yerby and Miss Hammond urged rummage donations for a June 1 2 sale at 24 Braddock Street and announced a May 31 board meeting.
When teasing someone you should keep it light and fun and avoid hitting a sore spot. If you notice discomfort you should change the subject and stop being unkind or inconsiderate.
A Ham and Chicken Supper will be held May 26 at 5 p.m. at Relief Methodist Church on the Middle Road. Sponsored by the Young Adult Class, proceeds go to the Building Fund.
Mrs D P Spring will lead the Worship Service for the Comrade Bible Class tomorrow at 9 45 in the Chapel of Braddock Street Church. Mrs Lynwood Hammond will teach the lesson.
The Julia Tyler Zone of the Winchester District Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at Marvin Chapel on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Host pastors Rev. Roy E. Neff and Mrs. Walter Hodges lead services and reports from Berryville Brucetown Burnt Factory Stephenson Welltown Chestnut Grove Little Mountain Rest Braddock Street Church accompany the zone. Martin Adams of Bruce town Church leads business with district president A Harold Rowe reporting on the Atlantic City Assembly.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil F. Elliott of 612 S. Kent St. celebrate 34 years since their May 19 1928 marriage in Hagerstown Maryland. They have two children Donald Elliott and Alice Ashley and two grandchildren Sharon Kay Elliott and Kimberly Ann Ashley. Mrs Elliott formerly Ruby Orndorff.
Former French actress Lili Damita aged 53 married Fort Dodge Iowa businessman Allen R Loomis aged 52 on Friday. The report notes a simple wedding meal featuring corn fritters with maple syrup and crisp bacon.
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