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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1967
Page
9
The Queen Esther Bible Class of the EUB Church will meet in the church Recreation Room on Thursday at 7 30 p m. Grace Grove hosts with Ray Hicks as co host. Carl Cather leads the devotional portion.
A cold vegetable salad with half pound snap beans and scallions served over romaine. Beans are blanched 6 minutes, cooled, then dressed with a vinegar sugar pickling spice mix and bay leaves for 30 minutes to 6 hours before chilling and serving. Makes 4 servings.
The Church Women United of Winchester Frederick County will gather Friday at 10 a.m. at Braddock Street Methodist Church for their meeting.
The Women’s Christian Fellowship of Chestnut Grove will meet at the church tonight at 7 30 p m for a gathering and discussion.
Church services at Brucetown Methodist Church Sunday at 10 and 11 15 led by Rev A C Yates. Local guests include Mr Ombattree 6 Sunnyside Station visiting Mrs Mary Price and others share visits among Price Clowser Jobe Reid Minnick Hardesty Bragg and Gates families across Harrisonburg Martinsburg Rockingham and Hagerstown areas.
Feyre quadruplets Margaret Mau reen Robert and Jaimie begin first grade at Sacred Heart School in Holyoke Mass The family says the new school day marks a major change at home with two adults remaining to manage daily life The quads seven siblings include Christine Kathy Mary Raymond Tommy Johnny and Michael and their father runs the Sons of Herman Cafe.
The altar Bible used for George Washington’s inauguration will go on view in New York at the start of National Bible Week from October 15 to 22. The exhibit highlights the nation’s early history and the role of the Bible in the inauguration.
A preliminary hearing was set for 2 p.m. today in Municipal Court for Robert Edward Cornell 23 of 402 Highland Ave on a charge of arson. The case involves a Dec 1 fire at a storehouse at 445 N Cameron St owned by Thelma Barr and used by Virginia Aerosol Inc. The hearing was moved from July 27 and attorney E Eugene Gunter was appointed July 25 to defend Cornell. A Frederick County Circuit Court jury previously convicted Cornell of arson for a barn fire last Thanksgiving owned by the late Mrs. A Q Tokes.
A man received a two year prison term for related charges connected to the December fire on N Cameron Street that destroyed several businesses. The fire caused about $1 million in damage and involved extensive investigations.
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