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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1963

Page

6

English Evangelist Harold Frankham to Speak at Bishop’s Mission

The Rev Harold Frankham Vicar of Lyn is slated to speak at Christ Epis Church in Winchester on November 3 4 and 5. He has preached in the United States Canada South Africa and France and leads a group ministry with a small staff.

Bishop’s Harold Frankham Christ Epis Church Frankham Lyone United States Varsity of London Remsen Sole Bryan Holy , Brompton Lond General Motors England Canada South Africa France Childern Mr. Frankham Winchester Christ Church Lions Club George Washington Shenandoah College

Calendar of Evening Civic and Club Events

At 7 30 p m the Board of Control meets at Exchange Club later the Civic League holds an Autumn Card Social at War Memorial Building. A rummage sale and country kitchen sale runs at Friendship Fire Hall at 10 a m with Kiwanis Club gathering at Washington Hotel at 12 15 p m. Duplicate bridge will be played at Winchester Golf Club at 8 p m.

Board of Control, Exchange Club Civic League War Memorial Building Friendship Fire Hall Kiwanis Club Washington Hotel Winchester Golf Club The Friendship Fire Co

Winchester Quota Club Wins District Attendance Award

The Winchester Quota Club received the Attendance Award at the 19th District Conference of Quota Club International held at the Park Arlington Hotel in Arlington on Oct 25 26. The club posted a 91.7 percent yearly attendance average and delegates included Lois Hammond and Elizabeth M Page with other Winchester members attending. Virginia L Green of Arlington was named district governor for a second term and Thora Meredith of Asheveille was elected lieutenant governor with Marguerite Lee of Arlington appointed secretary treasurer for a second term.

Winchester Quota Club Quota Club International Park Arlington Hotel Arlington Harrisonburg Asheville N. C Virginia L. Green Thora Meredith Asheveille Marguerite Lee Lois Hammond Elizabeth M. Page Winchester Marguerite Butler Irene Clark Marjorie Duncan Marguerite Glass Ruth Grimm Janet Harrison Catherine Houghton Elsie Mathews Ruth Pizzano Betty Rinker Sue Schlack

Junior League Christmas Shop Opens in Washington

The 5th annual Junior League Christmas Shop runs tomorrow through Thursday at the Sheraton Carlton in D C. Co chairs Mrs Sturtevant Mrs Ellis and Mrs Sullivan lead 200 members organizing handmade articles, a luncheon tea fashion show and Saks Boutique help. Public hours start 11 a m to 6 p m tomorrow 10 a m to 6 p m Thursday and Friday.

Sheraton Carlton Washington Perle Mesta Ampagne United States Peter Sturtevant Lewis Ellis James Sullivan Dorothy Stead Saks Outa Aero

Cut-Outs for Halloween Hobgoblin Sandwiches

Mr and Mrs Howard Whitney White of Route 2 Middletown celebrate their 18th wedding anniversary. Married Oct 27 1945 in Winchester by Rev John Teter at the Methodist Parsonage. They have five children Michael Patricia Kathy Barry and Gary. The Woman's Society of Market Street Methodist Church marks a Quiet Day as part of the Week of Prayer and Self Denial with a luncheon from 12 to 1 p.m. and a program of scripture reading meditation and prayer. all women invited.

Howard Whitney White Route 2 Middletown Winchester John Teter Michael Patricia Kathy Barry Gary White Edna Blackburn Woman's Society of Market Street

Cub Scout Pack No 1 Holds Monthly Meeting

Cub Scout Pack No 1 conducted a Pajama style meeting in Grace Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall with Den 1 Den 2 Den 3 Den 4 and Den 5 presenting skits contests and awards. The event featured Fire Prevention Week themed acts and multiple rank pins and arrows awarded to Wolf Bear Lion leaders with prizes for best costumes. Refreshments followed the meeting and community notices about upcoming rummage and kitchen sales appear in the same column.

Grace Lutheran Church den No. 1 Elinor Brill Lonesome Piners Helen Eby den No. 2 Cubs den No. 4 Clara Orndoff Ruth Wolford den No. 5 Lucy Lamp Betty Jean Fawcett Wolfe Rank Scott Garber Tommy Brown Bear Rank Steve Orndoff Lion Rank Eugene Schultz Gold Arrows Wolfe William Lamp Randy Bryant Ricky Marino Timmy Melester Tommy Griffith Stephen Wolfred Wolfe Ricky Marione Clay Smith Bear Gary Boyce Edward Bagby Donnie Brill Robert Fawcett Denner William Lamp Ronnie Miller Jerry Foreman

Births in October Add Five Newborn Girls and a Boy

October 26 births announce five girls and one boy to local couples led by Mr. and Mrs. James Burton Pumphrey Jr in Round Hill Lyda Gay to Mrs. Pumphrey formerly Madeline Church Marietta Dale to Mr. and Mrs. George William Cather Route 4 daughter Mrs. Cather formerly Phyllis May Baker Lounging at Morain Street Front Royal a girl to Mr. and Mrs Eddie William Tharpe Mrs. Tharpe formerly Margaret Anne Sealock A boy to Mr. and Mrs Ralph Rinker Jr Route 3 Middle Road Mrs. Rinker formerly Wanda Dulany Schaeffer A girl to Mr. and Mrs Charles James Cavanaugh Route 1 Edinburg Mrs. Cavanaugh formerly Elsie Rebecca Cook

James Burton Pumphrey, Jr Round Hill Lyda Gay Pumphrey Madeline Church George William Cather Route 4 Marietta Dale Cather Phyliss May Baker Eddie William Tharpe Morain St Front Royal Tharpe Margaret Anne Sealock Ralph Rinker, Jr Route 3 Middle Rd Rinker Wanda Dulany Schaeffer

Three Hour Chill Keeps Champagne Fresh

A three hour stay in the refrigerator is ample to chill a bottle of champagne. The cautious approach notes that longer chilling may overcool and mute flavors.

VFW Auxiliary Holds October Meeting at Post Home

The Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123 met at the Post Home with Mrs Oliveir presiding. Visitors included 7th District president Mrs Gladys Rinehart and Sister Pearl Maltus. A Draping of the Charter honored Sister Clara Fauer.

Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars the Post Oliveir Gladys Rinehart 7Th District Pearl Maltus Edinburg Clara Fauver William Maddigan Jack Derlinger Hilda Pugh Newton D. Baker Hospital Post Home Auxiliary Helen Easter Civic Center Post Navy Easter Kerr Ave Audrey Grim

Epsilon Chapter Plans Tea Banquet and Thanksgiving Basket

Epsilon Chapter of Beta Phi met with Mrs George T Griffith Jr. and reviewed events. A Preferential Tea is set for Nov 3 from 3 to 4 at Mrs Wise Black Jr s home, a Ritual Banquet on Nov 9 at 6 30 pm at Lee Jackson Restaurant, and a Thanksgiving food basket project was approved. Mrs Lester F Simmons presented a paper on Prose using Maupassant The Necklace. slides showcased chapter activities for rushees and members.

Beta George T. Griffith Applecroft Wise Black, Jr Wentworth Drive Lee Jackson Restau Lester F. Simmons DeMaupassant Epsilon

Quota Club Rummage Sale Details

The Quota Club hosts a rummage sale at 109 S Loudoun St across from the Presbyterian Church. It starts Friday at 5 p.m. and continues Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon.

S. Loudoun St Presbyterian Church

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