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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1960

Page

8

Laymen to Observe Sunday Service at Centenary UCC

The S24 Women News notes a special Sunday observance during the 11 a.m. worship at Centenary United Church of Christ at Cork and Cameron Streets. Laymen assisting the pastor Rev Henry W. Korinth include Elmer Venskoske of Gainesboro reading Scripture, James L Beaver Sr of Fox Drive offering general prayer, and William Galladay Jr of Front Royal Road speaking on the theme Past Present Future.

Centenary United Church of Christ Evangelical and Reformed Cork Cameron Sts Henry W. Korinth Elmer Venskoske Gainesboro James L. Beaver, Sr Fox Drive William Galladay, Jr Front Royal Road

Births in Kearneysville and Sunnyside

Mr and Mrs William Marion Coyle of Kearneysville W Va welcomed a boy Their daughter in law Mary Elizabeth Peters is the former Mrs Coyle. Mr and Mrs James Buddy Strawderman of Sunnyside welcomed a girl Their wife Juanita Louise Lauck is the former Mrs Strawderman.

William Marion Coyle Kearneysville W. Va James Buddy Strawderman Sunnyside John B. Carr S. Washington St Washington Clarksdale, Miss Mrs. Carr John B. McKee, Jr John B. Ill Mississippi Joseph Massie Richmond Mr. Massie Medical College of Virginia Hospital Alvin Dean Baughman Kaye Baughman Ella Strother Harry Strother Mr. Baughman Anna Baughman

Bazaar and Luncheon Planned by Market Street WSCS

The Women of Market Street Methodist Church announce an annual bazaar and luncheon on November 18 and 19 with handmade articles canned and baked foods on sale in a Christmas Kitchen Kiddy Corner and White Elephant Counter. Brucetown WSCS will meet at the church Sunday at 6 PM with Mrs Ray Campbell as program leader.

Market Street Methodist Church Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Brucetown Ray Campbell

Births and visits noted in Winchester listings

Community notices record births at Winchester Memorial Hospital Shelly Renee Marry Dennis Michael a son named Kaye and multiple visits and trips involving local residents including the Byrd family and various couples. Highlights include arsonals at Skyline Caverns and weekend travels to Lynchburg and Washington with several families mentioned.

Christian Fellowship Holds Rally at Natural Bridge

The Christian Women's Fellowship of the Disciples of Christ held its annual rally at Natural Bridge on October 8 and 9. Attendees from Cork Street Christian Church included Mrs. Robert Hockman state recorder Mrs. Stanley Dysart who led the opening devotions and several other members such as Mrs. Fred Donica Mrs. Orville Miller Mrs. W. E. Newlin Mrs. Curtis Loy Mrs. Harold Dawson Mrs. Ray Duncan Mrs. Evelyn Shade Mrs. Clarence Butler and Miss Frances Shade.

Christian Women’s Fellowship of Christian Churches Disciples of Christ Natural Bridge Cork Street

Calendar of community events October schedule

October events list includes Jaycee meeting at Lee Jackson at 6 30 p m BPW at George Washington Hotel Life Underwriters at Lee Jackson Polio Clinic and Quota Club arts and crafts show registration at Quarles Elementary School Auditorium plus church fairs and fraternal group meetings across local venues.

Jaycee Lee- Jackson George Washington Life Underwriters Lee-Jackson Quota Club Quarles North Frederick Helen Keyton Rouss Fire Co Fire Hall Woodmen of the World Fraternal Order of Eagles John Dove Royal Arch City Hall S. Braddock St Parish Council of Catholic Women Capon Bridge Fire Co

Arts and Crafts Show Opens Here Tomorrow

The annual Arts and Crafts Show starts tomorrow with entries received at the Quarles School Auditorium from 7 to 9 tonight. Last year’s event drew 300 exhibits from about 100 people. this year organizers expect at least double participation, including a featured display by the local Association of the Blind with leatherwork, mats, car mats, baskets, and weaving demonstrations Saturday. The show also includes paintings by William Seppeler and pupils, with portraits of Mrs. Pembroke Grove and her children, plus works from other local artists and craftspeople. Demonstrations cover Belgium lace weaving and the Headley firm’s furniture display with painting samples, while a wide range of needlecraft, sculpture, dried arrangements, hooked rugs, metal craft, photography, woodwork, and decorations are listed among early entries.

A Tomorrow Wee A We Saan Tive Quarles School Auditoriu Virginia Association of the Blind Carter Baker Winchester William Seppeler Loudoun County Sketch Club Mr. Hoover David Keene Headleys Boyd Headley, Jr Mack Headley Belgium Hunt Waterford Mary Boxley Ruth Powell Edward C. Jackson Sophia Weisman Ernie Williams Anna LaRue Ruth D. Grim Connie Martin George M. Grace Ralph Wakeman Charles Murphy John Copp Stasburg Harriet Adams Earhart M. R. Minick Sophia Westman Sue Carper

Winter Garden Tips and Siberian Bluebell Bulb Notice

Garden guidance covers winter tasks and bulb care including dig and store dahlias, bird feeder prep, plus details on Ixiolirion montanum or I. pallasi Siberian bluebell. Instructions cover planting depth, light, soil, and a water moistening before planting. Also includes Narcissus forcing in bowls, African Violets care, fall planting reminders, and a Plant Hardiness Map update. Winchester sits near zone borders 0-10 and 10-0 degrees.

U. S. Gvernment Printing Office Superintendent of Documents U.S. Government Printing Office Washington D. C Winchester

Lesson in English By W L Gordon

A brief English lesson outlining distinctions between evacuate and vacate and mispronunciations of promenade. It highlights common misspellings, a daily vocabulary goal, and uses drastic as the word of the day with example usage.

W. L. Gordon Toda

Centenary Church Hosts Fall Synod Meeting

The Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ met at Centenary Church with Rev. Henry W. opening the devotional service. Key speakers included Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Buster and Rev. Dale E. Boyer, outlining church work, education, stewardship, and vocational recruitment. The synod noted a 1960 project to send milk goats to Ghana and an evening meal by Centenary’s Women’s Guild.

Potomac Synod United of Christ Evangelical United Church Henry W Centenary Church Frederick D. Buster Potoma Dale E. Boyer Pennsylvania Christian Education Department Paul E. Strauch Department of Christian Stewardship Bruce G. Kriete Raymond E. Wilhelm Frederick, Md Committee On United Promotion Ghana Women’s Guild of Centenary Church

Jewish Population by Region in 1960 Figures

The 1960 American Jewish Year Book reports 5 367 000 Jews in the United States from a world total of about 12 percent. Europe hosts between 2 and 3 million Jews in the Soviet Union and satellites. Israel counts 1 837 000 Jews and 225 000 non Jews.

New York United States Europe Soviet Union Israel

Johnson Speaker For UCT Meeting

Martin L. Johnson Grand Junior Counselor of the United Commercial Travelers will be principal speaker at a 6:30 p.m. meeting at the Lee-Jackson Hall in Maryland. Handley Council No. 634 with about 700 members expects many members and wives to attend the dinner meeting.

Martin L. Johnson United Commercial Travelers of America Lee-Jackson Saas Martin Es Cas Imberland Md Daber Ae Mary Handley Council

Television shifts church worship on Sundays

The Rev. Tr. Ragar S. Brown of the United Lutheran Church says TV has reduced Sunday services and vespers. He notes Ed Sullivan Sunday prayers and “What’s Line” drawing viewers, while church sign boards were altered to reflect new schedules.

New York Tr. Ragar S. Brown United Lutheran Church Lutheran Ed Sullivan

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S24 Market St. Wscs WSCS Mrs. Eugene de HAVEN Front Royal William Harrison Martz Bluemont Winchester Memorial Hospital Shelly Renee Martz Gladys Bell Cooper Conard Kenneth Malick Diehl Ave Dennis Michael Wilbur R. Johnston Parkway Ave Charles R. Shipe W. Pall Mall St John Adams John Hortenstine Ralph Hardy Carrington Harrison Harry F. Byrd, Jr Lynchburg Episcopal High School Woodberry Forest Harry Byrd ITI Henry Hortenstine W.E.S Atlanta Paul Thomson Jacqueline Smith Urbanna Eddie Newcome Catherine Altman Russell Lee Wilkins, Jr Howard Fiddler and Son E. J. Harman Clarence Harman Lloyd Milburn A. R. McCarty Velma Mason A. M. Shirley Donald Foltz Kenneth Holiday Henry Shirley Davis DeLawder Janet Webster Frank Armstrong Roberta Browning James Thomas Murphy Sacred Heart Catholic Church B. F. Arthur, JR Mildred Bradfield S. Stewart St Joseph Scattergood West Chester, Pa Robert Adams Pelham, N. Y Highview Pta Highview Parent - Teachers Association Christian Fellowship Bostonian Nanty Pennypacker Nancy Pennypacker Tussy Gaunt’s Drug Store Davis Cleaners Parish Lane Boscawen Ker Centenary Woman’s Auxiliary George Washington Hotel By Devron Luray Luray Singing Tower Titany Caverns Johnson UCT North Loudoun St Savings Gant Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporaties Relief Methodist Church Middle Road Cather Eliya Beauty Masoue Dubarry Dory Uae Amherst St
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