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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1963
Page
7
Local Brucetown items note worship services at 10 a.m. and 11 15 a.m. and a First Quarterly Conference. World Day of Prayer set for Stephenson Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Reports cover family visits from Reed, Snapp, Rickett, Price, Whitacre, and others, plus Stephenson church activity and regional travel to West Virginia and Maryland.
Heat your winter with a stylish boot pattern. Easy to sew warm quilted boots suitable for gifts. includes sizes sm med lg xl. Pattern 7303 costs 35 cents plus 15 cents mailing. Send to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept New York. 206 Handicraft Hits from 1964 Needlecraft Catalog advertises crafts and et cetera.
Dr. Ruth Man mit of New Jersey stayed with Dr. Jane E. Dale and Joseph Dale as Barnard College classmates. Families from Springfield Fairfax Arlington Front Royal Bethesda also hosted guests. Events included a tea at Reliance EUB Church for Mrs. Thelma Judy Stewart Campbell and reports from the Fall Institute in Winchester. The palm bud flavor note closes the item.
Tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Hebron Baptist Church Miss Beulah Gill will show slides from her Holy Land trip. A dedication service for parents of infant children is planned at Sunday worship. Rev Hoover will preach on what it means to be a Christian. Gore Young People hosted a Halloween party at Hebron Church social hall with a Chamber of Horrors tour. Gore 4 H Club met Oct 11 at 2 p m electing Mike Bell president Russell Brannon vice president William Johnson secretary. Forestery is the project. books were given and a Trees of Tomorrow movie shown. Mr and Mrs Paul Beable and daughter Ann with Mr and Mrs Roy Hoak visited Charles Hoak in New York. Custer Jones is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
Local residents report return trips from Canada and other sites. Mr and Mrs Emerick Copenhaver visited family in Costrocton Ohio and Relief. Floyd and John Snapp toured Canada via Ohio. Skyline Drive outing ended in a lovely view. Takoma Park residents Daniel Snow and Avin Sargent joined relatives Saturday. A surprise birthday party gathered friends and family in Orlando Florida for Mrs Robert Brown.
Mr and Mrs Guy Owens and daughter Wanda return from Whitesburg Kentucky after the funeral of Mrs Owens mother. Mr and Mrs Joseph Manuel and children Ronnie and Betty Jo visit Mr and Mrs Charles Kerns at Oakland Maryland. Mr and Mrs John Fearnow of Leesburg visit Mrs Fearnow’s parents Mr and Mrs Virgil DeHaven. Mrs Delia Johnson of Winchester calls on her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Nathaniel DeHaven. Mrs Lola Ruble returns home after a period as a patient.
The crested flycatcher often includes castoff snakeskin in its nests. The purpose is uncertain, though some naturalists speculate the skins deter predators or nest robbers.
A busy Pleasant Grove week includes large church attendance, visits by Oakley and Laura Catlett, and gatherings around the Oates and Lambert families. Oct 12 birthday party details, friends’ dinners, and a Bloomery Farm Women’s Club meeting at Mrs. Daniel Gano’s home are noted among community events and visits.
Virginia plans a statewide air ground exercise Sunday November 3 to dramatize a mass pollution event. Civil Defense and Civil Air Patrol will stage rapid response with drugs and equipment. the drill assumes polluted air over the state for 10 days and calls for protective legislation to safeguard air quality.
The inaugural Kentucky Derby took place at Churchill Downs in Louisville Kentucky in 1875 with Aristides winning the historic race establishing a lasting tradition in American thoroughbred racing.
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