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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1963
Page
8
News officials cite studies and university policies urging limits on student work hours. They argue that excessive jobs harm grades and overall study time, while structured limits help students budget time and stay focused on academics.
The First E. U. B. Church begins its Bible Week observance with a 7:30 p.m. service in the chapel and home study plans for Monday through Thursday among named members. A prayer vigil runs Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. An installation for religious education workers is set with the World Communion Service on Oct. 6. The quadrennial theme is Jesus Christ Renews His Church.
The Florence Nightingale Class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church hosts a rummage sale at Old Friendship Fire Hall on E Cork Street. It runs Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. both days.
Calendar item notes a rummage sale hosted by MYF of Market Street Church at the old Friendship Fire Hall on West Cork Street starting at 9 a.m. in Pleasant Valley.
The listing notes a 7:30 p.m. start for the Chess Club and a 7:30 to 10 p.m. TAC Platter Party for ages 13 and 14. The events appear as community programs with times and age guidance.
A TAC event invites youths aged 15 to 19 to a platter party on Saturday night from 7:30 to 11. The gathering focuses on socializing music and snacks in a youth-friendly venue.
Mrs. S J Gower of Hagerstown spoke to Glen Burnie Garden Club on Types of Flower Arrangements detailing line massed and massed line styles. Judges led by Ferman Perry awarded blue and red ribbons for vertical line and massed line designs. A Lake St Clair cottage picnic followed, and three new members were welcomed.
The James Wood High School PTA held its first general meeting of the year with invocation by Dr Melton Wright. James Gordon introduced new teachers for 1963 64 and officers and committee chairs were announced. President Mrs Edwin Ralston urged parental attendance and interest while a 1963 64 budget was adopted and honors students lined up a recognition trip or dinner. The next PTA meeting is November 13 at 7 30 pm. Fall Festival at Kline School is set for October 5 from 3 to 9 pm.
A dessert recipe for Apple Tiara Pudding baked in a casserole. It combines rice pudding with apples, a meringue rim, and currant jelly accents for 8 to 10 servings.
Mrs Chester Riley attends Virginia Museum of Fine Arts preview in Richmond and Richmond Artist's Show in Carillon. Infant Judy Lynn Farr born Sept 25 at Winchester Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Ed Ward Farr. E Edward Shiley returns to Westminster Choir College elected class president. Roscoe Chester Roe and Shirley Jean Clark welcomed son Carl David born Sept 26 in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Ralph Craig Stickley born Sept 26 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Stickley of Strasburg. Patricia Lynn Miller Street born at Winchester Memorial Hospital. John Miller Street family residence 511 S Loudoun St.
The Dominican military junta plans to exile deposed President Juan Bosch to Europe, likely Spain, aboard the Navy frigate Mella after seas calm from Hurricane Edith. The regime announced Bonilla Atiles as ambassador designate to the United States and vowed to restore constitutional government within two years.
Irvine Cather of Boxwood Nursery spoke to the Colonial Garden Club at Mrs. James Snider’s home. Her informative program covered plant propagation uses. Guest judge Mrs. Paul Haldeman awarded ribbons for Mass blue and red and various line and special categories to several members, including Mrs. Snider, Mrs. Harvey Melton, and others.
The Winchester Women s Republican Club hosts a card party at the Town House Restaurant on October 15 at 8 p m Prizes will be awarded cards provided and refreshments served Reservations or tickets are available by calling Mrs Jack Phillips Mrs W Clayton Anderson Mrs Cliff Edwards in Winchester or Mrs Ken Carr Berryville Mrs Robert Renner to lead the Comrade Bible Class worship at Braddock Street Methodist Church and the Randolph Macon College Alumni plan a Northern Valley Area Chapter meeting at Lee Jackson Restaurant Tuesday at 6 30 p m with representatives from the college attending and prospective students as guests.
The Macedonia Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting, moved from Wednesday, will now be held on Monday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Ina Holler leads devotions with Mrs. James Sumption and Miss Marty Jo Sumption as hostesses.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Marion Clowser of Hayfield on their first wedding anniversary. They wed September 29 1962 at Gore. Mrs Clowser was Dorothy Triplett. Mr and Mrs William Withers of Hagerstown Maryland celebrate their 13th wedding anniversary. They wed September 28 1958.
Promotion Day observance in Education Week brings Rev. John H. Blakemore Jr. to Market Street Methodist Church as guest minister He will speak at a breakfast honoring promoted youths and preach at the 11 oclock worship service Blakemore previously served as Lynchburg minister before his 1962 appointment as Executive Secretary of the Virginia Methodist Conference Board of Education.
Holiness Christian Church in hemrogs near Paper Mill Road two miles south will host revival services from October 4 to 13. Guest speaker Rev. George H. Spangler of Mercersburg, Pa., an ordained Holiness minister with 20 years in ministry, will lead along with special music each evening at 7 30. Pastor Rev. Luther Brill welcomes all.
The Woman's Christian Service Society of Braddock Street Methodist Church meets Tuesday at 6 30 pm with a covered supper. Mrs Charles De Haven leads devotions and Rev Alan Peer speaks. Circle No 4 will meet after the WSCS.
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