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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1970
Page
8
A fancy dress ball will be held tomorrow from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Belle Grove near Middletown. Music will be on the back portico and dancers may use the ballroom or lawn seating under a canopy. Proceeds benefit St Thomas Chapel restoration. Reservations 869-2578.
The Christ Church Sidewalk Cafe to be held Wednesday June 3 from 12 to 2 PM features a La Fete de Fleurs theme with co chairs Mrs. Peter Shoemaker Jr. and Mrs. W. B. Tilling and an extensive slate of committee chairs handling decorations fashions finance luncheon publicity tickets waitresses and nursery.
Bernadine Kreis offers practical steps for supporting someone who has lost a loved one. Visit early and often, listen without pressuring, be positive yet patient, make the mourner feel needed, and choose comforting times like twilight or weekends for contact.
The entry lists events for Friday including a 12:30 p.m. Junior Century Club luncheon hosted by Mrs. J.K. Robinson followed by a 7 p.m. Winchester Junior Rifle Club gathering and an 8 p.m. Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting at home.
Mrs Edwin B Clevenger of 320 W Boscawen Sr has returned home after two months as a patient at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond. Fairell G Stewart earns First Honor Roll and Edward Bruce VanKeuren Second Honor Roll at Randolph-Macon Academy Front Royal. Cadets Stewart and VanKeuren are sons of local residents. Mrs Howard E Morris of 300 Sheridan Ave and Raymond Patton of 19 W James St are patients at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
Winchester Chapter 1367 Women of the Moose held a Chapter Night Program with Senior Regent Mrs. Louis Pike presiding. Membership chair Mrs. Judy Orndoff led the program and introduced her committee. Louis Pike spoke on the Loyal Order of Moose. Enrollment of 27 members occurred. Beverly Beavers received a travel fund check for Moosehart. Nominations for officers were read. voting set for 7:30 to 8 p.m. at the next meeting. Next meeting date announced as May 28. Refreshments followed.
AP Newsfeatures reports Geoffrey Beene Bill Blass Stan Herman Luba and Chester Weinberg favor the casual tousled look with hair moved away from the face. Designers describe natural, softly hanging hair with artful disarray and use hairpieces to add height and versatility for day to evening styles.
The McKinley Chapter No 19 Eastern Star shows its new officers with a lineup. Front row includes Mildred Eyler Beulah Shanholtz Scott Atkinson Edna Basore Rosie Hott Joseph Hott Donna Jennings Bernice Lundmark Marie Everly. Back row lists Norman Funk Isabelle Donica Freda Fuller Evelyn Masters Jean Miller Thelma Bugarski Alice Trenary Erma Martin Virginia Gregory Emma Duncan.
A young wife outlines a simple daily routine to keep a house neat and ready for guests. It emphasizes clearing clutter first, vacuuming or washing floors, then dusting, weekly bathroom tile cleaning, and twice weekly floor mopping. It includes master grocery lists, weekly meal planning, and advance party prep with ready dishes and desserts stored ahead.
Miss Beverly J. Sirbaugh and Miss Deborah Haines, both James Wood High School graduates, were accepted by Lear Siegler Institute in Silver Spring Maryland. Sirbaugh will major in Fashion Merchandising while Haines studies IBM Data Processing.
McKinley Chapter No. 19 of the Order of the Eastern Star installed new officers led by Worthy Matron Rosie Hott. Officers named include Worthy Patron Joseph Hott, Associate Matron Edna Basore, Secretary Bernice Lundmark, Treasurer Virginia Gregory, and other posts with Donna Jennings Adah and Marie Everly Ruth. A second note lists installation helpers and roles.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Adams announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Faye to Ronald Wayne Pietsch son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Pietsch A Handley High School senior Mr Pietsch is Massanutten Military Academy graduate and assistant manager in training at S E Nichols Winchester Corp The wedding is planned for July
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Greenwood Fire Department will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the Senseny Road Elementary School Library.
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