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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1951
Page
9
A teen beauty guide stresses proper use of lipstick and cosmetics. It emphasizes natural appeal over heavy application and offers step by step tips for lipstick technique, powder, foundation, and cleanup to avoid a phony look. It advises precise blending, tissue blotting, clean tools, and finishing with groomed brows for a polished result.
Miss Doris Betty Sher of Easton Pennsylvania announces her engagement to Marshall Novick son of Mr and Mrs Abram J Novick of Academy Lane Both families list Pennsylvan ia Easton High School and Duke University ties The couple plan to move to Knoxville Tennessee to continue education after next week UDC Beta Sigma Phi meetings and local notices follow with unrelated updates.
Store promotes two cleansing creams for dry skin with a $2 20 price tag right on the label Cam cleansing cream and Nome cream urged as budget buys with local phone contact 6461 for Brooks Pharmacy.
On September 11 at 7:30 p.m. the American Legion Auxiliary meets with Mrs Henry Brown at 215 W Cork St. Other events include Alcoholics Anonymous at Friendship Fire Hall at 8 p.m. Moose Club 8 p.m. Rebekah Lodge 8 p.m. Kiwanis Club lunch at 12:15 p.m. at George Washington Hotel. Gir Scout Leaders Club 7:45 p.m. in the Scout Club Room. Macedonia WSCS 7:45 p.m. with Mr and Mrs Roy Ferguson at Nain. Elks Club 8 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Yount Mr. Lewis Hyde Jr Mr. and Mrs. Robert S Barbour Mr. and Mrs. Robert T Bosserman and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harman attended the Virginia Society of Public Accountants Convention at the Hotel Roanoke in Roanoke last week. Mr. Yount was re elected to the Board of Directors for the coming year.
The regular BPW monthly meeting will be held Friday at 6 pm at the George Washington Hotel. Health and Safety Committee chair Mrs Seymour Barr leads the program with guest speaker Miss Clara L Longstreth national Civil Defense chair and past Washington BPW president. Local members Miss Doris Cunningham Mrs Charles Dorton Mr W Lawrence Lichliter and Mr Raymond Earley attended the Virginia Federation Fall Planning Board in Richmond.
Miss Colleen Grimm returns to her teaching job in Vienna following a weekend spent at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Holmes Grimm on South Loudoun Street. Mrs Anderson hosts a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Lillian Good with many attendees including Mrs Wilbur Anderson and Mrs Claude Grim. Miss Good is to wed Mr Robert Grim on September 16 with relatives and friends such as Mrs Wade Emmett among the guests.
The Regular Sunday Coffee Hour in the Parish House at Christ Episcopal Church will resume this Sunday after the morning service. Beginning October first, it will occur on the second and fourth Sundays each month. Mrs. Clarence Brill of 31 Morningside Drive remains a patient at the Church Home and Hospital in Baltimore with the same condition.
Mrs. Frye, formerly Blanche Lupton, welcomes a daughter. Mr and Mrs Parkinson of Gerrardstown, W Va greet a son. The Dunlops of 505 Holly St welcome a girl, with Mrs Dunlop formerly Geneva Smith. The Athey family in Sunnyside announce a son. Mrs Athey is the former Asis Renn. Mr and Mrs Orndorff of Berryville welcome a girl, Mrs Orndorff formerly Miriam Dunlop.
Enzo Basile, 34, of Taranto, claimed a world dancing record by dancing 1,226 hours or 51 days and two hours in Brescia Italy. He surpassed Guido Amato of Naples by 16 hours and performed with a 15 minute rest each hour under a local committee. Doctors reported Basile gained two pounds by July 21 after ending his performance.
Handy guidance on affordable balanced lunches for school kids. Suggests rotating sandwich fillings such as sardine paste, cheese with onion, egg mixtures, bacon with breadcrumbs, peanut butter with relish, cream cheese with orange marmalade, baked bean paste, fig or date fillings, carrot and nut mixtures, cottage cheese with deviled ham, and herb oils. Encourages daily surprises and prep ideas to ease mothers’ packing duties.
A telephone and mail request promotes a lightning calculator for determining individual ideal weight. Readers are asked to write to National News Paper Service Box 305 Michigan City Indiana and enclose a self addressed stamped envelope and to request the Ideal Weight calculation.
A note suggests respirated onion as a spread base and advises thinning with a small amount of mayonnaise if the paste is too thick for easy spreading.
A compact notice promoting vocabulary study by W. L. Gordon. It highlights common usage mistakes, mispronunciations, and a daily word lesson. The piece defines dignitary as a person in a position of dignity, especially within the church, with an example sentence.
White Hall hosts church services last Sunday with Camp Meeting at Green Spring drawing strong attendance and daily music. Mrs Ida Sheppard, patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital, expected home in about three weeks. Local families including the Kretzers and Luttrells visited relatives and neighbors during the week.
A column on seating guests right of the host or senior officer, returning gifts after broken engagement, and inviting only family and close friends to a christening engraved invitation. The etiquette guidance emphasizes practicality and proper form.
Cooking's Fun feature presents a baked chicken vegetable and rice casserole with a maple walnut pudding sauce. Recipe lists flour baking powder salt sugar milk vanilla butter walnuts and maple syrup, with directions to bake 30 to 40 minutes at 350F and serve warm with cream.
Fashion notice promotes pattern 4870 with Dandy sleeves and slender skirt in rayon crepe silk or wool. It lists sizes 34 to 48 and yardage for size 36, with illustrated sewing instructions and a 30 cent pattern price sent to Anne Adams in New York.
Tadoussac lies in Quebec Province Canada where the Saguenay River meets the St. Lawrence. The picturesque village and summer resort is noted as the oldest European trading post in Canada.
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