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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1958
Page
6
A beauty tip advises removing old deteriorated coating before applying a new one to achieve a fresh workmanlike appearance. The ad promotes AIR-CONDITIONED Beauty Work of Distinction at 19 N Braddock St Ph MO 25815.
May calendar lists Red Cross Board of Directors at Red Cross Office and various meetings at 7:30 p.m. including USAFR unit Loudoun Street AF B and Met and Disabled American Veterans at Legion Home. Evening activities include Mousetrap play at Bank Mill and Bark Mill, plus Rotary Club event at George Washington Hotel and multiple classes and youth activities at War Memorial Building.
The Robinson School parent teachers association meets at 7 30 p m at the school for final reports and officer elections. Mr Gordon Arme!, president of the Frederick County PTA Council, will install new officers. Refreshments and babysitters will be provided as the year ends.
The Refuge Methodist Church schedules a yard party starting June 28 at 5 p.m. Plate suppers and refreshments will be served.
Hugh Hovermale was elected president at the Salem-Wesley Chapel Methodist Youth Fellowship monthly meeting hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Philip Weeks. Evelyn Holliday, Shirley Crosen, Lewis Omps, and Mrs. Montana Crosen were elected vice president secretary treasurer and counselor respectively. The group also chose chairmen for worship and recreation and planned a skating party at Berkeley Springs Roller Rink.
Mrs. L B Butler and Mrs William McIntire hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Ruby Kirk ahead of her May 24 wedding to Julian Pugh. Jacksonville Florida guests E L Golden and Suzanne Watson welcomed a daughter. Mrs August J Hark remains a Memorial Hospital patient. William Brewer celebrated 81st birthday with Kiwanis Shelter dinner attended by families and friends including Brewer and Rosier clans, Frye and Palombi households, and many others from Martinsburg W Va and nearby communities.
Birth announcements list a boy Emmett Lee for Mr and Mrs Irving Junior Shiflett of Apple Pie Ridge. A girl Deborah Kaye is born to Mr and Mrs James Rogers Nicholson of Clearbrook, with the mother the former Jeraldine Mary Hesse. A girl Teresa is born to Mr and Mrs George Allen Cornwell of Route 1.
Mrs. Cornwell, former Miss Margie Sylvania Russell, welcomed a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Law rence Nesselrodt of Route 1. Mrs. Nesselrodt is the former Miss Minne Katheryn Russell. Debra Ann was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dallas J. Dougherty of 544 Hollingsworth Drive. Mrs. Dougherty is the former Miss Claire Elvina Helffrich. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon William Peterson of Middleburg. Mrs. Peterson is the former Miss Velma Howard Hughes.
The Deerfield News Briefs report the Home Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs. Helen Snapp's home and the Cedar Creek Service Club gathering in the church social room. Several residents, including Charles Richard and family, Mrs. Betty McDonald, Sid McDonald, Louis McDonald, and others, are described as ill or homebound, with multiple visits between local households. A birthday party was held by Mildred Line, and Kay Bailey visited her grandmother Mrs. Kathryn Pifer.
Clarke County High School hosts an Activity Day Friday from 1 30 to 3 p m with intramural track for grades 8 9 and 10 12 and an intramural softball tournament for girls under Mrs Levi. The school team hosts Luray at 3 15 p m.
About 140 persons are gathered for a closed Aircraft Industries Association event in Williamsburg. Cardinal Spellman of New York will address the group tonight and Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy is set to arrive tomorrow.
Evangelist Billy Graham urged the world to pity France during his San Francisco Crusade at Cow Palace. He praised France's sacrifice for freedom and noted large crowds and rising conversions as he prepared to testify before a state anti smut book inquiry.
The Fort Loudoun Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will host a card party on June 10 at 8 p.m. at the War Memorial. Proceeds support grave markers for Revolutionary soldiers found in the area and a road marker by a historic Indian fort.
A reader asks about dining with guests and proper table conduct. Roberta Lee answers that a teen should stay at table until all finish unless adults talk or smoke, then may be excused. a man may suggest menu items if his companion is undecided. the first sheet of single-sheet stationery should bear initials with following sheets blank.
A compact English lesson explains correct usage and common errors. It contrasts inform with advise and notes proper pronunciation of schism and frequent misspellings such as accidentally. The piece provides concise word study hints and example corrections.
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