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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1966

Page

6

Daniel Grimes Speaks On Flags At UDC Chapter Meeting

Daniel Grimes addressed the Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at the October meeting. He discussed the American flag’s 13 stripes and 50 stars, flag colors meanings, and noted military flag measurements. The group planned flag sales, voted to honor Miss Lucy Kurtz, and pledged $25 to Winchester Rescue Squad.

Daniel Grimes Turner Ashby United Daughters of the Confederacy Grimes Nettie Carbaugh United States Union C. B. Harlee Winchester Elmer L. Astleford Virginia Div Alexandria Margaret Smith N. Braddock St Camille Heitmuller

Attendees Set for Virginia University Homecoming

Miss Beverley Byrd joins George P. Greenhalgh III of Clarke County along with Miss Mary Pennypacker and Miss Wendy Talbot who attend with escorts from Houston Front Royal and Boston. Also present are Alexandra Odell Rebecca Wood from Marjorie Webster College with Har ry Stimpson II and Robert Turner III. Pre nuptial entertainments surround Miss Fay Holliday ahead of marriage to Gary L Wallace on Sept 24. Mrs Harley Adams remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Lula Dettra flies to Salt Lake City to visit daughter Helen Pine Dettra.

University of Virginia Charlottesville Beverley Byrd George P. Greenhalgh, III Clarke County Mary Pennypacker Terry A. Horner Houston Tex Wendy Talbot Front Royal Sandy Darrel Boston Mass Alexandra Odell Rebecca Wood Marjorie Webster Fay Holliday Gary L. Wallace Wayne Reed James Hershman Kenneth Whitacre Lula Dettra Friendship Airport Salt Lake City Utah Helen Pine Dettra

Birth announcements list in Strasburg and nearby towns

October births to Ritenour Beeler Grim Dodson Neff and Baker families announced. Susette Lee Ritenour, a girl. James St. Grim, a boy. Roy Lee Dodson Jr., a boy. Ernest Neff, a girl. Jerry Lee Baker, a boy. Mrs. Ritenour, Mrs. Grim, Mrs. Dodson, Mrs. Neff, and Mrs. Baker are former Misses Beeler Matthews Jenkins Richards Quisenberry.

William Boyd Ritenour Strasburg Susette Lee Lyte Robert Grim James St Grim Connie Rue Mathews Roy Lee Dodson Harpers Ferry W. Va Roy Lee, Jr Dodson Doris Belle Jenkins Ernest Allen Neff Route 1 Neff Mary Louise Richards Jacob Milton Baker White Post Jerry Lee

Bible Class Devotions Led by Mrs Capper at 9 45

Comrade Bible Class will meet tomorrow at 9 45 a m in the Chapel of Braddock Street Methodist Church. Mrs Edward B Capper will lead devotions and Floyd G Crim will teach the lesson.

Edward B. Capper Braddock Street Methodist Church Floyd G. Crim

Community events and club meetings schedule

A weekend schedule lists multiple activities in Shawnee and nearby towns. Highlights include a Shawnee CB Radio Club supper at the Fire Hall, Little Theatre’s Reclining Figure at Bark Mill, Battletown Garden Club with Mrs. Joseph Cain, and a Hymn Sing at Pine Grove Methodist Church.

Shawnee Little Theatre Bark Mill Battletown Joseph Cain

Miss Holliday Brides Gary Wallace in Gainesboro Church

Miss Juanita Fay Holliday daughter of Mrs. Theodore Holliday and the late Mr Holliday married Gary Lynn Wallace of Mountain Falls Route in a Sept 24 ceremony at Gainesboro Methodist Church. The couple now reside at 406 N Loudoun St and both hold James Wood High School diplomas.

Juanita Fay Holliday Theodore Holliday Mr. Holliday Gary Lynn Wallace Mountain Falls Ralph Malcomb Gainesboro Methodist Church Wallace James Wood High School Farmers & Merchants National Bank Ashworth Brothers N. Loudoun St

Teenage Club Homecoming Dance at War Memorial Building

The Teenage Club hosts a Homecoming Dance tomorrow at the War Memorial Building from 5:30 PM to 11 PM. It honors Homecoming Queens from Handley and James Wood. Football players and cheerleaders enter free. Music by The Uniques of Charles Town WV.

War Memorial Handley James Wood Uniques Charles Town W.va

Salmon Spoon Bread: A Southern Twist on Tradition

A recipe blends spoon bread with salmon to create a single dish. The dish uses corn meal, eggs, milk, butter and canned salmon. bake in a buttered dish at 375 for 35 to 40 minutes until puffed and brown. Serves six.

Garden Club Members Tour Old Homes

On Oct 7 the Little Garden Club toured two colonial mansions Woodlawn and Gunston Hall near Lorton. Woodlawn 14 miles south of Washington honors a George Washington marriage gift to Major Lewis and Nelly Custis. Gunston Hall begun 1755 by George Mason features carved woodwork and a 12 foot high boxwood allee.

Little Garden Club Woodlawn Washington George Washington Major Lewis Nelly Custis Garden Club Gunston Hall Lorton Gunston George Mason

Testing for doneness: thump the loaf in the pan

To check if a yeast loaf is cooked through, lightly thump the top while it remains in the pan. A hollow sound indicates done, avoiding the need to invert or remove the loaf for this test.

Christmas Shop in Middleburg Next Week

The 17th annual Christmas Shop by the Women of Emmanuel Church in Middleburg runs Thursday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Parish House on Route 50 with shops from the East Coast. A luncheon serves Country Ham or Maryland Crab Cake from 12 to 2 p.m. Featured exhibitors include Dorcas Hardin Georgetown, Orvis Co Vermont, Lester Bags New York, Belgian Shoes New York, Mazeltov, Seven, Hampton Houses, Maggie Washington, Lily’s, Martin’s Georgetown, Stuart Kingston Rehoboth, and Little Caledonia. Proceeds support the Virginia Commission for the Visually Handicapped.

Emmanuel Church Middleburg East Coast Maryland Dorcas Hardin Georgetown Charles Rowan II Charlottesville Orvis Co Vermont Lester Bags New York Mazeltov Seven Hampton Houses Martin’s Stuart Kingston Rehoboth Little Caledonia Virginia Commission For the Visually Handicapped

Frederick County Home Agents October 17 to 22 Schedule

Frederick County Home Economics lists October 17 to 22 meetings and activities for 4 H clubs and home extension programs. Events include Kline School Round Hill Hi View School Stephens City Whitacre Middletown School and public workshops on holiday finishing, Christmas decorations, time management, wrapping gifts, and inexpensive gifts.

Frederick County Stephens City Hdc Robert O’neals Whitacre Stephens City School Middletown H.D

Danish Baptists Back Lottery to Tackle Budget Deficit

American Baptist news service reports Danish Baptists are sponsoring a lottery to raise funds amid a deficit. The development contrasts with long standing Baptist opposition to gambling and highlights international church funding efforts.

Valley Forge American Baptist Headquarters Baptists of Denmark

Berryville Pupils Tour Washington Art Gallery Trip

Sixth grade pupils from Clarke County public schools visited the National Gallery of Art and the Museum of Natural History in Washington. A total of 117 Berryville and 56 Boyce students participated, with adult chaperones listed, in a trip sponsored by the Clarke County Woman's Club.

Clarke County Washington National Gallery of Art Museum of National History Berryville Boyce Woman’s Club Gladys Cooper Clare Irvin Genelle Karras A.T. Warwick Mary W. Sowers Jane Gardner Isabelle Johnson Wade Blankenship Howard Coombs H. A. Baechtel James Hartung Jane Marcus Beverley Estep James Singhass John Day Robert Milburn Ruby Smallwood Harrison Newlin Donald Melvin Mabel Coombs Mary Jones Willaim Dodson Ronald Frazier

Garden Club Christmas Show Features Awards and Horticulture Blues

Mrs Duncan hosted the Garden Club event with awards in Artistic Arrangements and Horticulture. Special of the Day Blue went to Mrs John Baden, Massed Line Blue to Mrs French Lee and Mrs Harold Brown, Red to Mrs George Garber. Horticulture blues went to Mrs Fred Larrick and Mrs Alan Peery, with reds and yellows noted. President Mrs Robert Huntsberry urged donations of plants for Newton D Baker Hospital patients.

John Baden French Lee Harold Brown George Garber Fred Larrick Alan Peery Robert Huntsberry Newton D. Baker Hospital George Craig Jr Amherst St Garden Club Brown

Duplicate Bridge Winners Named in Master Point Event

The report lists Monday and Wednesday night duplicate bridge results with multiple pairs in north-south and east-west positions. Winners include Mrs Ferman Perry and Mrs Robert Giffin in NS on Monday, and Mrs John Gil and Mrs Claude Smalls in EW, with several runners up such as Mrs Howard Shockey, Mrs H Kern, and Mr W W Cline.

Ferman Perry Robert Giffin Howard Shockey H. P. Kern W.W. Cline John Gil John Griffith Claude Smalls Irvan O'Connell Bentley Kinney H. H. Bowers H.G. Brown Preston Avery Shockey Edith Norris E. E. Willkie Herbert Schutte Don Kearney Pat deGrange Richard A. Goode Graham Dougherty deGrange B.B

Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club Meets Tuesday

The Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club will meet at the War Memorial Building Tuesday at 10 30 a m The program covers Fin ishes for Garments Members should bring a place setting and sandwiches Hostesses are Mrs DellaStine Mrs Louise Brown and Mrs Anne Hoak Mrs Kitty Peters leads devotions

Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club War Memorial Building DellaStine Louise Brown Anne Hoak Kitty Peters

Girls State attendees chosen from local units

At the Ameri can Legion Auxiliary meeting Mrs. Claude Cammer hosted. Elizabeth Melester and Nyla Jean Hines were chosen to attend Girls State in Radford in July. They reported on the program describing voter registration to governor election. A rum mage sale in November was cancelled and a fur giveaway set for December.

Conrad Hoover American Legion Auxiliary Claude Cammer Elizabeth Melester Handley High School Nyla Jean Hines James Wood High School Radford Girls State Claude Grim P. J. Ireland Congress

Ham Turkey Supper At Bunker Hill Church

The Bunker Hill Methodist Church sponsors a country ham or turkey supper today starting at 4 30 p m. The public is invited to attend.

Bunker Hill

Frederick Farm Bureau Supper Meeting Set for Thursday

The Frederick Farm Bureau Federation will hold its annual supper meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Shawnee Fire Hall. This is Resolution Time and there will be an election of officers.

Frederick Farm Bureau Federation Shawnee

Hymn Sing Planned at Pine Grove Methodist Church

A Hymn Sing is scheduled at Pine Grove Methodist Church near DeHaven on Sunday at 2 30 p m Everyone is welcome The note also suggests using corn liquid to vary canned soup and adds a practical kitchen tip

Pine Grove Methodist Church DeHaven

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UDC Harley W. Adams 230 Parkway Winchester Memorial Hospital Bible Omaca Phish Bille Red Cross Job’s Daughters Fellowship Braddock Street Civil Air Patrol Old Virginia U.S. Naval Reserve Benham Masonic Building Miller School PTA V.F.W Post Home George Washington Hotel Frederick County Fire Assn Madison Lodge Miss Holliday Bride Gary Wallace Frank Leon Sparks Stephens City Rev. E.C. Day Darlene Virginia Sparks Florine Dodson James Lee Courtney Route 2 Nancy Misdr Interiors West Piccadilly Street Virginia Nancy Pugh Mistr THE American Institute OF Interior Designers Maggie Lilly Kline Round Hill Community Hall Valley Mill HicView Hi- View School Baptist Lottery Museum of Natural History Mrs. Duncan Guest HDC Naturalizer's Midtown Farm Bureau Pine Grove Ladies’ Hot Journal Hoegc Loudounst Winchester, Va Jersey Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star West 17Th St N. Y
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