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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1964
Page
7
Dear Abby answers a teen girl about a hurtful prom date and a broken romance while advising a married woman on keeping cats separate from her husband. The column also offers guidance to a troubled daughter and outlines Abby's response style.
Hollywood star Edie Adams will marry Marty Mills in a private Sunday ceremony after she spent 18 months untangling her late husband Ernie Kovacs's estate. Mills, 37, will help run the family business. honeymoon is planned in Hawaii.
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4828 Chil dren's Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 includes material amounts and pricing for the jumper and blouse. Offer details require 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for postage and processing. Send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star pattern dept New York.
In Roanoke district remarks Republican leader Lewis W. Wohlford Jr says independents who back Goldwater are not to be recognized within the party. He notes such groups could siphon votes and cost money, but invites independents to work for Goldwater inside the GOP. The district also re-elected J. B. Stovall as vice chairman and named Frank M. McCann to lead Richard Ray’s senatorial campaign against Byrd.
The Burnt Factory Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at the church tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. William Beck will lead the program.
A community fair at Timber Ridge Camping Reservation runs tomorrow from 6 p.m. to dark with games pony rides and free admission. Route directions guide attendees via Route 50 to Route 259 to Seldons Store then follow signs. The note adds context about Africa south of the Sahara housing over 700 ethnic groups.
Betty Beale reports President Johnson stopped dancing at White House parties amid rising social scrutiny. The piece notes a lavish Oklahoma! cabaret, Lady Bird Johnson’s Western trip plans, and Udall led outdoor activities, including a Snake River raft ride and a Flaming Gorge Dam dedication.
Mr Udall foresees Mrs Johnson dedicating a dam as the first First Lady to do so. A buffalo barbecue is planned with Indian dances and campfire singing before the entourage returns to Washington Monday night in the golden country where deer and antelope roam.
Russell H. Comer two years old of Page County died after a parked truck rolled back onto him in his yard near his home. Investigating officers said he sustained fatal injuries at about 4:30 p.m. Friday at Rockingham Memorial Hospital in Harrisonburg. He was the son of Mr and Mrs James L Comer.
The Front Royal Town Council holds a 7:30 pm hearing on First Baptist Church Front Royal request to swap land and move Union Street behind the church between Royal Avenue and City Hall. A Jackson Street extension report is also expected at the meeting. Martinsburg approves an ice rink at Lambert Field with a $5,000 estimate, to be funded by the Park and Recreation Commission, with possible use as courts for seasons beyond winter.
A Wichita State University cafe sign proclaims Happiness is a cup of coffee. A campus wag adds Beewity is having your own cup, reflecting lighthearted campus humor.
Designers and manufacturers of distinctive Early American styles in solid cherry oak walnut knotty pine and other fine woods plus a wide selection of Modern and Provincial styles in a variety of furniture finishes and enamels.
Joseph B. Cadwalader promotes free estimates and professional planning services. The ad highlights builder consultation to assist with project planning and cost guidance.
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