Played around with it a little bit more. I was able to add another element to the item array in the lua file ...
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table.insert(Feeds, {
Measure = SKIN:GetMeasure(MeasureName),
MeasureName = MeasureName,
Raw = nil,
Type = nil,
Title = nil,
Time = nil,
Link = nil,
Error = nil
})
I added Time and I set it to my initials in the locations where the title was set.
Then in the ini file, I added ...
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[ItemWhat1]
Meter=STRING
Group=FeedData
#MeterStyle=StyleReaderText | StyleReaderTextSubheading | StyleReaderTextFirst
MeterStyle=StyleReaderText | StyleReaderTextSubheading
Text=#Item1Time# #Item1Title#
... the 'time' to the front of the title (ie the description of the appointment) and ... it displayed.
Now I just have to figure out how to populate my Time variable with the real starting time of the appointment

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Looking at it as I write this up, there is no DATE in the feeds array. It 'magically' appears in the Item collection (is that the right word).
All of the date formatting is down in one function [function IdentifyDate(s, t)] in the lau file ... I will also ask it to return the time. Maybe tomorrow. Maybe this weekend.