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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1963
Page
8
A fragmented report notes a Mt. Jackson KARP chapter meeting with discussion of plans and attendance. The text mentions June 2 and May 31 deadlines and references R L Hepner and syrup flavors including fruit and almond options.
Mrs John Harrison Whitfield of Suffield Connecticut announces the engagement of Frances Whitfield to Philip Connors of Middleburg. Frances graduated from Foxcroft School and Miss Ferris School in Paris. Connors is a Taft School and Yale University alumnus, retired investment banker and member of the New York Yacht Club and Yale Club. They will reside in Middleburg and North Key Largo Florida.
Mrs Georgia Evelyn Strosnid er of 125% S Braddock St announces the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Arlene Sandra Miller to Pvt E-1 John W Carney Jr of 112 N Cameron St Carney is a 1958 James Wood High School graduate attended George Washington University and is in basic training with an Army airborne unit at Fort Gordon Ga The wedding is set for June 2 at 2 pm at Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church Kernstown Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Tangeman celebrate a long marriage that began May 21 1949 in Albin with the late Rev E B Smith. The couple's family includes their two children Pamela and Tommy.
The Winchester Chapter No. 1367 Women of the Moose held a meeting at the Moose Home with the Membership Committee in charge. Three candidates were enrolled. nominating committee to meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m to nominate officers for next year. Refreshments served by Mrs Holmes Newcome and Mrs Mary Bhert Holle.
Calendar items list meetings and activities across multiple groups including Assistants Association Stephens City Fire Co Round Hill PTA Rescue Squad Auxiliary Loyal Order of Moose Alcoholics Anonymous SPCA and church groups with times mainly 7 30 and 8 p m plus a Tuesday note for softball and Bible study meetings.
A local Open House on Mother's Day honors Dora Good and Annie Hodson at Dora Good's residence. Hodson is 8 on April 15 and Good turns 80 on June 6. The event notes nearby family members and ages.
Birth notices list several families and newborns including Dawn Patrice Altizer a girl in Middletown to Mr and Mrs Paul Lee Altizer. Other births include Samuel Osborne to Mr and Mrs Richard Bryan Smilie in Miller Street and Karen Hope to Mr and Mrs Alton Glascock in The Plains.
A concise guidance notes that angel food cakes must be baked thoroughly in a hot oven to achieve proper rise and texture. It emphasizes that proper baking temperature and time ensure a light, airy crumb.
Miss Conner announces engagement to Edwin Louis Stern son of Mr and Mrs Jack Stern of 507 S Stewart St The couple reside at 717 S Stewart St The wedding date has not been set previously noted in the notice.
The AARP Valley Chapters announce a picnic near Mt Jackson hosted by the Mt Jackson Chapter. Committee members include James P. Borden and T Seayne Mullen, with others from nearby chapters contributing. The note mentions a curious dish, a delicious dip for cold chicken.
Miss Judith Mussgnug and Paul Templon of Shenandoah Conservatory entertained the Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the War Memorial Building. The program included a piano and flute duet, devotions, a flag salute, and a report on state and national meetings. Hostesses were Mrs. J. Howard Cather, Mrs. John Rosenberger, Miss Mary Robinson, and Miss Mary Bittinger.
The 44th annual Garden Club of Virginia meeting in Richmond reported Historic Garden Week earned 58593.97 dollars with The Little Garden Club and Winchester Clarke Club as top fundraisers. Awards included the Massie Medal to Albemarle Garden Club leader Mrs. James Gordon Smith. A tribute noted club members and historical stones at Wilton. A culinary note suggested mixing two tablespoons pickle relish with chicken.
A row of clipped lines discusses money in marriage, a husband’s blackmail, and a wife’s social position. It mentions a sergeant’s wife, seven children for seven dollars, and a plea for truth in a wedding context. The tone resembles a Dear Abby style column with anonymous personal notes.
Piano pupils of Marian and Jean Pasquet performed a recital at Grace Lutheran Church. List of attendees includes Kincaid Bever ley Bowman Anne Tubbesing Linda Welch Susan Shokes Becky Headley Melinda Lee Hughes Vickie Shryock Sharon Steele Carol Melton Robin White Debbie Branner Diana Strosnider Susan Koontz Ann Hughes Vivian White Brenda Melton Betty Ann Shryock Cynthia Parrish Christine Parrish Elizabeth Cline Susie Peterson Cindy Alexander Sherrill Ritenour Linda Dellinger Susie Boyer Debbie Brumback Jo Ann Rickard Debra Snapp Carol Jean Lamp Karen Roinestad Carol Gore Sharon White Debbie Shanholtz. Ting topic mentions a wedding ring and a personal dispute, with a housing code for a letters booklet offer from Abby.
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