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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1952
Page
12
A Cumberland gathering at Front Royal Road hosted Mr and Mrs Kenneth Boyce with guests Mr and Mrs E B Duvall and Miss Eleanor Wheeler. Mrs Lowery returns to Cumberland to visit her daughter and other relatives as plans for community events unfold with church groups and local clubs observing National Women’s Week with a 6 30 pm breakfast.
September 26 schedule includes a 6 30 p m J C C Dinner Meeting at York Inn and Woodmen of the World and Praternal Order of Eagles sections. Also listed are meetings of the National Council of Catholic Women and other groups in the area.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the BP W Hi Bg Dorisham is set for October 1 at 8 p.m. in the specified location. Participants include board members and officers. The agenda covers standard reports and upcoming projects.
Services will be held in the Brucetown church on Sunday at 11 A M. A session is planned in the Sebo room on Saturday at 1 30 P M. Ret and Mrs Lloyd C Baker of Arlington are mentioned in the notes.
Vive Weishell and daughter join eight sergeants Durward Willoughby Andrew Bithardt James Farsens Leslie Buchman and William Prederickson of Washington in a published recognition list highlighting their service and connection to the capital state.
Regular White Hall No. 8 meeting held with attendees visiting relatives in Baltimore. Community members visited family, attended Calvin Price funeral, and several residents called on neighbors and shared holiday notes. Local names include Luttrell, Strother, Brackensick, Moulden, and Showalter with mentions of National Fruit Company employment.
In office and county events include training Home Agents on lamp making at 10 a.m. Tuesday. West Frederick hosts a 7:30 p.m. Club meeting with Peggy Mil. Gore hosts 4-H and Home Demonstration sessions. Wednesday features Gore School 4-H at 10:30 a.m. and a 1:30 p.m. meat dish demo by Mrs. Th na Wisecarver. Hayfield 4-H meets at 8 p.m. Jamesworth grade 4-H at 9:30 a.m. in the cafeteria. Shawnee 4-H meets at 2 p.m. with money-saving meat dish demos. Friday has Warrenton worker workshop at 8:30 a.m. with Miss Alvert son.
A Buffalo motorist with 32 years of clean driving avoided a citation after running a red light, a rare success amid traffic safety enforcement.
A guidance piece by John Robert Powers on eye care and beauty diet. It covers wearing sunglasses outdoors, eye rest techniques, compresses for fatigue, lighting eye hygiene, and a sample beauty diet with advice for maintaining eye health and overall appearance. Readers are invited to request the booklet by mail with a small fee.
Miss Helen Rowe Clarke County Home Demonstration Agent unveiled the 1953 program at the annual planning meeting. Twelve demonstrations are scheduled from December through November focusing on home economics, furniture, health, meals, art, lighting, and beautification with a long-range club goal. Officers named include Mrs Gertrude Burhman president and Mrs Kenneth Pine vice president. An achievement program promises awards in October at Boyce High School for clubs meeting eight of ten points.
Community pushes safer school travel as buses and parents heed new safety tips to protect children during the return to classes.
The Stephens City Elementary School pupils sponsor a flower show in the school library on Tuesday from 1 to 3 30 p m open to the public. A seed sale inspired the fall show and special classes include zinnias nasturtiums marigolds snapdragons and bachelor’s buttons Four prizes awarded in each class plus an extra prize for the exhibitor with the most entries Miss Heath Guckley leads the effort.
Lesson covers proper use of suspect and suspicion and notes common misspellings. It explains pronunciation of Troche and other terms, highlights synonyms like lucidity and clarity, and includes a proverb about using a word three times to own it.
A reader asks about correcting a close friend and ending a beautiful friendship. The advisor notes the need for tact and suggests restraint. It also covers proper timing for a guest to place a napkin during a meal, advising waiting for the hostess to act.
A recipe lists coconut flavored topping for starved dish with honey butter cinnamon and shredded coconut. It describes placing in muffin cups with brown and serve rolls, baking at 400F for 15 minutes, then inverting to serve immediately with coconut mixture on top.
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