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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1968
Page
6
Apple conserve made with 8 cups sliced apples, oranges, water, sugar, lime juice, crystallized ginger, and walnuts yields seven eight-ounce jars. Also notes on Clarke County Band Association meeting, Wade Johnson discussion, and drying feather pillows without foam.
Local listings show a full slate of meetings and events including Hymn Sings at Gainesboro and Lamp Methodist Churches at 7 pm, Women's Auxiliary at Memorial Hospital 1:30 pm, Civil Air Patrol at Old Virginia Woolen Mill 7 pm, Job's Daughters at Masonic Temple 7:30 pm, Optimist Club at Lee Jackson 7:30 pm, DeMolay at Masonic Building 7:30 pm, DAV at WMB 7:45 pm, Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel 8 pm, Fraternal Order of Police at Old Fredericktown Municipal Court Room B 8 pm, Madison Lodge No. 6 OOF 8 pm, Gore Fire Co at Fire Hall 8 pm, South End Fire Co at Fire Hall and Eagles at Home.
Saturday 7:30 p.m. TAC Dance. Sunday 2 p.m. TAC Business and Membership Meeting. Book Sale at Handley Library 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rummage Sale 16 S Braddock St. 5 p.m. Oyster Ham Supper Middletown Grange.
The Middletown Grange met Monday with Elmer Mather presiding. Delegates L to Petersburg state session included Nellie Grover Thelma Haines Helen Marston and the Brumbacks. John Burgess was re elected State Master. awards were given at the state meeting. An oyster supper is planned for Saturday night and the next meeting is Nov 11.
Guest speaker Rev. Paul E. Dick will address attendees at 7 30 p m during a special service at the First Brethren Church in Berryville. He will present colored slides showing life at Grace College and Seminary on the Winona Lake campus with 2200 alumni serving nationwide and abroad.
Master Chief Richard Scoble and family visited Mrs. Minnie Nagley and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Renninger on Fox Drive. Scoble, retiring after 21 years in the U S Navy, plans to return to Paradise California. Cadet Jeffrey Feltner made the second honor roll at Randolph-Macon Academy. The Market Street United Methodist Church Women’s Society will meet Tuesday at 10 am with a program on American Indian heritage. Dolls for the Salvation Army Auxiliary to be brought to the meeting. Luncheon to follow by Circle No. 3.
Alastair J. Scougal a Congo mission worker will present slides and discuss his work this evening at 7 30 at Sunnyside Presbyterian Church Refreshments and a brief Hymn Sing follow. He will also preach at the 11 am service tomorrow. He was born in Scotland and joined the Congo Mission in 1962. Public services are open to all.
Winchester resident Denny Bly a Handley graduate and radio caller expert on classic films worked with Wayside Theatre. He helped curate a 30 film program selected from 500 after four months of work for Sunday showings starting February. He also serves as a camera operator for Winchester T V Cable Company and plans acting and film producing along with a book about actors Wallace Reid Thelma Todd Robert Walker and John Garfield. For more information contact Wayside Theatre Middletown at 869 1776.
The Virginia Department of Agriculture reports average prices for 14 vegetables fell last week as winter supplies rise. Kale dropped to 19 cents a pound, purple topped turnips to 15 cents, and Brussels sprouts to 41 cents a pint, with other staples also down. Florida citrus moves to market and egg prices may rebound after short-term declines. A Butter injected turkey promotion aims to boost self basting and moist flavor.
Mrs. W. R. Prince will lead the worship service at Braddock Street United Methodist Church tomorrow at 9 40 a m in the Chapel of the Comrade Bible Class. Vittor L. Ridgeway will teach the lesson.
The Social Service Council of Winchester will meet at the Farmers and Merchants Bank on N Cameron Street Wednesday at 1 30 p m Bryce Nichols executive director of Goodwill Industries Roanoke will be the speaker All interested persons are welcome to attend.
Plant leaves need washing to remove dust and dirt that prevent carbon dioxide absorption and growth. Wash both sides weekly with soapy water then rinse.
Dear Abby answers readers on faith based dancing rules and neighborly disputes. The column covers respecting others religions, newspaper delivery duties, neighborhood cleanliness, and a tired husband reflecting on marriage duties.
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