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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1962
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Arlington F Yan of 425 Fairview Ave and 309 E Piccadilly St married by Rev Jacob Mast at Braddock Street Methodist Church with only immediate family present.
Anita Jenkins was elected by Middletown 4-H alongside Donna Bray as vice president Patsy Garrett as secretary JoAnn Cooley as assistant secretary and song leader Sandra Ritchie as recreation leader Robin Henry Brenda Edmonson as reporters and Becky Huffman as treasurer Tryouts for the Share the Fun contest will be held at the next meeting.
Questions about social protocol include whether a mother should second her son's invitation for a weekend visit with a prospective daughter in law and if sympathy cards should be addressed to both spouses. Answers advise addressing cards to the husband, and using a fork for salad unless lettuce is tough, then a knife may be used.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley James Shumaker Route 2 Box 40 Berryville. The mother is Joyce Marie Cline, formerly Miss Joyce Marie Cline.
The Little Garden Club met at Hawthorne Drive with host Mrs. Johnston III. Guest speaker Mrs. Theodore B spoke on Flower Arranging and Judging. Members earned blue red and yellow ribbons for Line Mass class and horticulture specimens.
Christian Women’s Fellowship groups at Cork Street Church announce meetings this week. Group I gathers at 352 Sheridan Ave Thursday at 7 45 p.m. led by Mrs Helen Pohlmus. Group II meets at 636 Watson Ave Thursday 7 30 p.m. led by Mrs Bessie Newlin. Group III meets at 2405 Valley Ave Thursday 7 45 p.m. led by Mrs Evelyn Shade. Group IV meets tomorrow 7 45 p.m. at 812 E Cork St led by Mrs Jane Drumheller.
The Winchester Council of Garden Clubs will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m at Stonewall Jackson's headquarters to discuss upcoming events and club activities.
October events list shows multiple groups meeting at various venues from 7 p m to 10:30 a m including Exhausters Auto Club at Route 50 DeMolay at Masonic Building Miller PTA and several clubs councils and associations with gatherings at churches City Hall and hotels notes open lounge James Wood Seniors at 7 30 p m
Winchester's Women of the Moose Chapter No. 1367 marked its ninth year since chartering in 1953 with a dinner and meeting. Progress reports highlighted activities. past Senior Regents attended, including Mrs. Lyle Simpson and Mrs. Keller Nichols, while others were noted as not present. Mrs. Edwin Lillis presided over the anniversary event.
The Kernstown Parent-Teacher Association schedules its monthly meeting for 8 p.m. A 44 minute recorded talk on Brainwashing by the psychiatrist who interviewed POW camp service men in Korea will be shown.
The Market Street Women's Society of Christian Service will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. The worship service will be on Missions in the Modern World. Circle No. 4 will be in charge.
An older style educational note on word usage and pronunciation. It highlights distinctions between AT LAST and AT LENGTH, explains mainsail versus mains'l, and lists despicable as a daily vocabulary target with pronunciation guidance.
Florence South Carolina tense quiet after a riot by 400 to 500 Negroes. Rock throws break windows overturn cars after roughing up a Negro police officer during a night club fight. A 7 year old girl is treated for shock. Mayor says police controlled mob. race relations remain strong.
At about 3 05 a.m. on Kent Street Kent Brown allegedly fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into a parked Eco Machine Works vehicle at Gerrard Street intersection causing heavy damage. Brown was charged with reckless driving in the incident.
Mrs H F Tait of Penney Farm Florida visits her son and daughter-in-law at 108 Academy Lane. Mr and Mrs Bertram Kilian name infant son Jeffrey Scott. Mrs Bernard Hamilton of Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Solenberger name infant daughter Kathryn Smalts. Dr and Mrs C B Cook and family visit relatives and attend the Vanceright Horse Show. Infant Paula Elizabeth Kendall named. Mrs George Damko visits relatives on N Braddock St. Mr Damko returned home. Mr and Mrs Thomas Reynolds name infant daughter Kathy Jean. Miss Sally Scully of 147 Academy Lane appears in a Wellesley musical at class of 1964 event. Mr and Mrs Robert L Hahn host a house warming near Capon Bridge with many guests. Bruce Strebel pledged to Delta Tau Delta at University of Arizona. Mrs J T Gore returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital.
A newly married couple, Warren E. Bloxom and Margaret Bloxom, were hurt Saturday night on Briarmont Drive when their car failed to negotiate a left turn at high speed. Bloxom was charged with reckless driving. the vehicle was a total loss. Another county crash on Rt. 620 left Isaac P. Wilkins uninjured after his car overturned. Gary A. Brown also escaped harm in an early Saturday collision.
Readable text notes nyloh aprons are machine washable but advises white aprons be washed separately from colored material to avoid color transfer.
First National Bank of Circleville uses a van like mobile bank on its lot as a temporary facility. The vehicle features bullet proof glass steel air conditioning power telephone and direct radio link while a new main office is built.
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