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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1965
Page
13
Dear Abby includes letters about stealing jewelry birds and personal advice requests. The column presents questions about ethics theft bird confinement and guidance requests, with an address for personal replies and a 1965 McNaught Syndicate credit.
Artisans and craftspeople from the Valley submit entries as the New Market Arts and Crafts Show approaches the last weekend in September. The Semin ary on Main Street hosts demonstrations and exhibits from Sept 24 to 26 with proceeds benefiting the local arts club.
Advertisement describing Anne Adams printed pattern 4734 for varying half sizes with long side darts and curvy collar. Includes yardage 3 yards 39 inch fabric, 50 cents base price plus 15 cents mailing, order form to Winchester Evening Star in New York. Catalog features 350 designs for school career and more with coupon for a free pattern.
The Women's Fellowship of Timber Ridge Christian Church will gather Friday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Delia Johnson at 169 Linden Drive for the meeting.
The Christian Women's Fellowship of Cork Street Christian Church will hold a general meeting tomorrow at 7 45 p m. All members are urged to attend.
The Women’s Civic League sponsors a Fashion Clinic Monday at 8 p.m. in Shenandoah College Auditorium. Tickets are on sale at Leggetts or at the box office. Combine strawberries with rhubarb and pineapple for a luscious summer pie.
A church rummage sale at the Palace Hotel Building on S Loudoun St is planned for Friday and Saturday. The piece includes a yeast bread recipe for Sesame Squares and baking tips for brides, emphasizing kitchen tools like a pastry blender and pastry cloth.
The Blossomettes Majorette Group won a silver cup for second place in the Virginia State Championships twirling team event in Richmond. Sandra Stotler claimed advanced twirling in junior division, Carolyn Stotler and Sandra Shaw took senior novice solo. The group also earned multiple first and second place finishes in August fireman parades across Strasburg Moorefield Edinburg Harpers Ferry Middletown and Luray.
The 1797 Impartial Observer describes a Charles Town race meet with October events. Two purses are offered, one of 100 dollars and another of 50 dollars, for three mile and one mile heats respectively. Entry requires one shilling per pound, riders must wear silk jackets, and booth erection demands a four dollar purse subscription.
Clarke County residents report mild weekend rain totaling .94 inch improving conditions around Boyce. Weather data show September total of .36 inches, slight rise from Winchester totals. The Kountry Kitchen on Route 340 near Berryville reopens under new owner Olin G. Bush Jr. after weeks closed, taking over from John Milleson.
Clarke County District Court September term saw two men jailed for offenses including unlawful meat theft and concealed stolen property. Jimmy Scott Bright received one year and restitution. his 17 year old brother got probation. Norman Jenkins was sentenced to twelve months for concealing two chain saws. Richard Avery received probation for breaking and entering two Shenandoah Farms houses. Robert Owens did not appear and bail was forfeited.
The birth of Jesus came to be celebrated on December 25 in the fourth century or near the end of the third century, aligning with the winter solstice. Earlier, this period marked the rebirth of the sun.
Clarke County transfers William J Mileham and wife to George Q Adamson and wife of New York City for 9.1 acres on the Snickers Gap Mt Weather road. Charles L Patterson and wife to Catherine Jackson for a tract and frame house on Old Route 50 in Millwood. Rosalie B Chamblin to Joseph M Gerber and wife for 2.8 acres on State Rt 277 and U S Route 522.
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