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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1967
Page
10
Local notes report visits among Stephens City residents and guests from Millwood Pike to Palmyra and Hagerstown. Consecration services at Stephens City Methodist Church set for May 21 with an open house to follow for members and friends.
Local happenings include Frances Coleman visiting Winchester with Ada Glass and a doctor appointment. Family gatherings feature the Groves from Charles Town and Paul Grove of Martinsburg visiting Lawrence and Mrs. Grove. Sheryl Starkey earns a four year scholarship at Charles Town High. Improvements at the Baptist Church are underway with interior work and a hardwood floor.
The Farview Church memorial service is scheduled for the third Sunday in May with Sunday School at 1 p.m. and the memorial service at 2 30 p.m. Twenty two people have been buried at Fairview since last May. The barn of W C Kump burned Monday afternoon. nearby fire companies saved other buildings and livestock with some feed lost. Mrs Bernard Hahn hosted a turkey dinner Sunday evening for guests including Mr and Mrs W J Sine Lawrence Hahn Mrs Cordelia Hicks Miss Cheryl Sine and Mr and Mrs Bernard Hahn and Dwain.
The Miss U.S.A. finalists prepare for a televised judging on CBS with 15 contenders. Patricia Marshall of Rapid City challenges the panel, while favorites and comments from contestants reflect lighthearted banter about Hollywood stars and crushes. Maria Remenyi, the 1966 Miss U.S.A., will crown the winner who receives $20,000 in prizes.
Space officials say Antarctic fire risk shows remote bases require duplicate life support stocks. Von Braun cites fall back camps with reserve blankets fuel food and water to survive 10 to 14 days. He links lessons to future moon stations and Earth orbit research outposts.
Master Louie Lam is confined to his home with mumps. Mrs. Ethel Bohning spent last week in Washington D C visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Viola Cooley visits her daughter and son in law near Whitacre Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bergey moved into their recently purchased home. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stickley and Galen visited Howard Lambert near Whitacre Virginia. Alaska's population is 272000, least of the 50 states.
Lost dog hound near Stephens City described with white spots and brown ears rewards offered at Stephens City 241-1-bl. In Memoriam Mollie Davis two years deceased with family remembrance. Memorials for Geneva Hillyard May 21 1964. Appalachian Fruit Market offers weekly specials route 277 open Sunday. Free rent two bedroom home Mt Falls Route for care of property after owner absence. Large brick rambler two years old county fully electric walkout basement new features call 662-0971. Vehicle owner transfer 662-9116.
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