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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1973
Page
3
Greenwood United Methodist Chapel hosts Sunday School at 9 45 with Mrs Dennis Strawderman teaching the Adult class and choirs for Junior and Kindergarten. A community Hymn Sing follows at 7 30 in the Greenwood Volunteer Fire Co Hall. Public invited.
Summit Point Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Russell Druschel at 7 30 p m. Visitors included Mrs. Woodrow Cameron of Vancleresville West Virginia with grandparents Mr and Mrs Stuart Crim of Monte View. Several locals traveled to Hagerstown and Wheeling for events and conventions.
In Mt Pleasant Lamps, Lay Speaker Thurman Fisher will speak at 9 45 a m this Sunday followed by 10 45 a m Sunday School. Local visitors include the Rosenbergers Mayhews Hutchinson Windle Milhon Roe and City residents share social calls. West Frederick Homemakers and Lamps Church held a surprise housewarming for Eric Farel with twenty four guests. The Browns visit with relatives from North Carolina.
A Baltimore reader recounts paying a palm reader $600 and $2,800 in bonds to lift a devilish curse. After a supposed miracle revives love for her husband, she fears disclosure of savings and bonds. Abby urges involving police. The letters also discuss library reference help and a former librarian's note.
Clearbrook brief notes several residents at the Virginia State Horticultural Ladies Luncheon with prizes awarded to Mrs. Disney and Mrs. L O Dick. Brownie Troop 327 to host a covered dish supper and fly up ceremony May 21 in Stonewall Schools cafeteria. PTA meets May 29 at 7 30 pm in the school cafeteria.
The Chinese dye eggs red to honor newborns and share with relatives and friends, while Persians dye red eggs as part of welcoming the New Year.
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