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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1961
Page
11
The article outlines control of magnolia and euonymus scale in spring and fall with malathion sprays on warm days. It covers detecting magnolia scale, timing for euonymus scale, and the need to prune, remove shoots, and maintain plant health. Also includes tips on bulb care, lawn reseeding in September, and fertilizing with 5 10 5 and rotted manure for robust blooms.
The Lord Fairfax Garden Club meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Rodney Sirbaugh at 610 Tennyson Ave. The exhibit titled Golden Glamour features shades of gold and yellow. Peter Rupp will discuss Nature Camp.
Mrs Flemming was installed as president of the Calvary Baptist Church WMS with Miss Jean Baker serving as installing officer. Others named include Jane Carr as vice president Mildred Danley as second vice president Doris Holbrook as treasurer and various chairmen for study stewardship publication publicity and youth groups.
Elder Cantrell and his wife with two children from Kenola Liberia West Africa will visit the Winchester Church for Sabbath school at 9 30 a m and 11 a m worship. Cantrell will deliver the Bible message and report on mission work among Liberians. The family has served there six years and will return to Monrovia next autumn. The public is invited to hear the Gospel and learn about Liberia.
Dr. C J Sease Jr of Harrisonburg presides at the Medi cal Association of the Valley of Virginia annual meeting at The Homestead Hot Springs. Attending physicians include William G Way John C Hortenstine George H Smith E W Lacy Jr Jesse Clare Bradford Bennett and James R York with their wives. Dr Hortenstine to introduce a speaker morning session Dr Bennett and Dr York to present the dinner speaker.
A reader laments dancing with chin up causing neck pain while dating a taller boyfriend. Abby suggests balancing priorities between love and discomfort and offers dating guidance. The column also includes readers seeking a sleep in position in a motherless home and hat etiquette questions about proper wear in public and church.
In Miami a $3.98 bathing suit cost a store $60,000 as a jury awarded Miss Marion Gobiel 35,000 in compensatory damages and 25,000 in punitive damages after she testified store detectives confined her and grilled her for an hour and a half over a $3.98 sale. Gobiel, a $45 a week clerk before dismissal, said she will invest the award to retire with dignity.
The Winchester Frederick County Chapter reports only 45 donated to relief in Louisiana and Texas. National ARC data show 611 shelters housing 192 078 flood victims, with about 85 percent of disaster funds needed for current emergency. Donations to the local chapter are encouraged and earmarked for Carla victims.
The guidance states that only the bride elects’ parents may announce an engagement. If the bride has no parents, her nearest relative holds the privilege.
Dear Hat Problem outlines when hats are essential for proper dress in social and formal settings. It advises wearing hats to church events such as funerals christenings and graduations and for lunches tea shopping clubs and theater to project smart grooming while noting exceptions like bedtime or playing contact sports.
The Farmers Curb Market will open tomorrow at 6 am EST in the parking lot at Kent and Boscawen streets. Market master Clarence Fletcher lists cucumbers lima beans green beans corn cabbage comit onions peppers meats dressed rabbits apple butter potato salad pickles fudge baked goods and cut flowers.
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