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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1965
Page
5
Stephens City hosts 200th anniversary events for Trinity Southern Church with attendees from Germantown Shepherdstown and Winchester. Weekend visits include dozens of relatives and friends, church suppers, demonstrations, hospital news and a birth announcement.
Brucetown Methodist Church announces Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. led by Rev. Robert Couch. Stephenson and Kernstown notes list visitors, hospital stays, and community events across the region.
Quickie gifts with flat pieces and ears for clown puppy bunny and boy patterns 7214. Prices include 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents extra for first class mailing. Send name address ZIP and pattern number to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept New York. Catalog offers hundreds of needlecraft designs with free patterns and additional books and complete patterns available for sale.
Clarke Cop of Harrisonburg visited his mother here Sunday. Irene Copenhaver spent Monday night with Carl Strickler in Clearbrook. Ste wart Pence and Alvin Sargent families visited from Winchester and Takoma Park. Daniel and Joey Snow welcomed a baby girl in Washington Sanitarium. Mabel Sargent and Maggie Sargent mentioned amid visits. Tiny Reighner saw her mother in Winchester. J D Timblin held his third birthday party.
British settlers from the Falkland Islands and other regions helped establish communities in Patagonia Argentina near the century's end. The historical note highlights migration patterns and the spread of British influence in southern Argentina.
Cdr and Mrs J B Henneberger and son from Richmond visited Mr and Mrs John Latham. Mr and Mrs Beverly Cooper of Winchester called on Mrs John Elliott. Mr and Mrs Boyd Ramey with Mrs Fred Boxwell visited Rev and Mrs William B Ramey at Mt Horeb. Mr and Mrs Robert Boyd spent Sunday in Staunton with Mr and Mrs Kirby Teets. Mr and Mrs Fred Abrell of Winchester dined with Mr and Mrs Homer Haines. Mr and Mrs Fred Parson of Bridgeport Conn spent several days with Mrs Fred Boxwell.
The column lists Sunday and Monday callers at the homes of the Kerns DeHaven Lamp and Whitacre families including Zane Kerns Elizabeth Ann and Mary DeHaven. Rest Church observed Laymen Day with talks by Clarence Shiley and Victor Crim, and apple butter making at Elmer Swartz’s home. Eddie Cooper joined Camp Lejeune duties after basic at Camp Paris.
White Hall Methodist Church plans sapple butter sale on October 23. Residents visited include Mr. and Mrs. Hollis of Winchester at the Luttrell home. Gary Luttrell stayed with grandparents. De Haven of Ringold and Whitacre of Ridgeway were dinner guests, sharing family ties with the Luttrells.
Miss Linda Rosenberger a Radford College student spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Rosenberger in this area. Mr and Mrs Richard C Wilson of Washington visited Mrs Wilsons parents at the Frye home along with other relatives. T O Snider and Mr and Mrs Ward Snider were recent visitors of Guy Frye.
A Brownlie Troop for girls aged seven to nine is organized in Gainesboro. Interested invitees should gather at the Firehall Thursday at 3 30 p.m. Post notice mentions congratulatory births and local visits by residents.
Mrs Elsie Bowers and Mae visited Star tups. Oct 2 guests for John Alan Light Jr s 6th birthday included Giles family from Winchester Haun family Gainesboro Adams family Atlan Light family Seals family and others. Donnie Light has chicken pox and stays home.
Seventh District Commander Hensel T. Smith urged quick dues payment as evidence of Virginia post support for National Commander Eldon James of Portsmouth. He spoke to Lloyd Williams Post No. 41 members in Berryville Tuesday night. The post approved using the Legion Building rent free for Clarke County High School PTA teenage dances. Five Clarke County libraries receive Legion Magazine: Berryville Library Clarke County High School Library Johnson-Williams School library and Berryville Boyce elementary libraries. The post will sponsor a Little League football team this fall and members agreed to aid the Auxiliary with the Veterans Day supper.
A prepared serving shows mounds of cooked peas and diced carrots encircling a whole cooked cauliflower head. A light sprinkle of grated yellow cheese finishes the presentation.
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