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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1963
Page
6
The Handley Library with Standard & Poor's Corporation launches an investment aid trial in the Daily Revis Records section to gauge public interest for a full purchase next month. The library aims to inform readers about corporate news as it unfolds.
Advertises Anne Adams pattern 4599 for Misses' waist cinch wrap skirt in heavy cotton wool flannel tweed and jersey sizes 24 to 32. Details include fabric yardage for size 28 and mailing costs. requests name address size style number pattern free. Mail to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York address.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123 hosted a Halloween party for women at the Women's Cottage of Newton D. Baker VA Center on Wednesday night. The Amateur Musical Comedy Artists performed a program. Refreshments were provided by the Auxiliary. 19 attendees wore Halloween costumes.
Mr and Mrs Charles J Cavanaugh of Route 1 Edinburg celebrate the birth of daughter Cathy Gail at Winchester Memorial Hospital on Oct 27 Mrs Elsie Rebecca Cook Lane is the former Mrs Cavanaugh The Sager family formerly of Dayton Ohio has relocated to Abilene Texas where Lt James F Sager is stationed at Dyess Air Force Base 3656 N 9th St Abilene
Birth announcements list a girl for Mr and Mrs Carter Lee Alsberry Jr 216 D Street Strasburg a girl for Mr and Mrs Douglas Gerald Matheney 27 West Bond Street and a girl for Mr and Mrs Stanley Combs 372 Shenandoah Avenue Normal Lee Hickey is noted as former Miss Norma Lee Hickey
The recipe, credited to Jim Beard, yields a moist meat loaf using ground beef, onion, salt pork, breadcrumbs, eggs, and spices. It includes steps to bake at 325 degrees for 1 1/2 to 2 hours, with basting and resting before carving. The dish pairs with salad and can be served hot or as sandwiches. Food Editor notes credit The James Beard Cook Book.
A regional listing of meetings and gatherings with times and venues. Activities include Optimist Club at Lee Jackson 7:30 a.m. and numerous clubs such as DeMolay at Mason Building 7:30 p.m. and Camera Club at WMB 8 p.m. with buy dates in the Lee Jackson area and surrounding venues.
Miss Gayle Allen Henrotte Rotary Foundation Fellow and University of Vienna scholarship recipient will be guest speaker at the Rotary Club meeting Thursday at 1 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel. She now attends the University of North Carolina pursuing a Ph.D. degree.
The November meeting of the Stonewall District Ruritan Club will be held at the Stonewall School on Thursday at 7 p.m. The venue is Stonewall School.
The Winchester Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons will hold a meeting Tuesday at 2:30 PM at the South End Fire Hall. Refreshments will be served.
Fine craftsmen store tools at point of use and use time savers like partitioned tool chests and peg board walls. Screwtop jars serve as label free storage containers aiding quick access and homemakers can apply these techniques to speed kitchen work.
Debutante season grows into a costly enterprise with fees for orchestras venues and decor. Families spend from thousands to tens of thousands to launch daughters into elite circles. Publicity costs and exclusive cotillions shape the race to social recognition amid a changing American class dynamic.
Washington Armory hosted the International Horse Show final day described as children's day with ponies and six horse performance. Spectators ranged from fashionable attendees to pony-loving kids as a rider astonished crowds by steering six matched horses through a series of jumps.
A skydiver from Dallas failed to hit his target in gusty winds at William M. Tuck Airport South Boston Virginia. He landed on a car driven by spectator Mrs. Robert Pottage of Halifax, smashing the top and windows but avoiding serious injury.
Government forces raided a rebel hideout in the Paraguana Peninsula mountains and recovered a large arsenal of modern arms. Newsmen reported the weapons were manufactured in the United States.
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