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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1964
Page
7
A reader asks how to report a psychic charging for readings and selling charms. Abby advises starting with the local district attorney. Other letters touch on military separation and a mother-in-law's stance on engagement rings before divorce.
A notice offers Abby’s booklet How to Have a Lovely Wedding for fifty cents. Send payment to Abby Box 3365 Beverly Hills California.
Historical records from China note a bright stellar explosion in 1084 that lasted months before fading. The event, among nature’s rarest displays, showcased a star shining as intensely as hundreds of millions of suns.
AP TV writer Cynthia Lowry reports ABC's new The Hollywood Palace surpasses the Ed Sullivan Show in style. A Belgium taped appearance by Soeur Sourire and guitar music brightens the premiere while CBS debuts Alumni Fun quiz show. The Defenders falters with weak comedy and Pilgrimage of Paul is recommended on CBS.
A misread ad from the district office at 910 Market St Suite 401 Upper Darby Pennsylvania promotes free booklets and diploma information. It emphasizes prompt action and includes garbled text likely from OCR. The item appears as a discarded, low clarity notice about educational credentials.
A detailed view lists programs from 5:00 to 12:55 including Mickey Mouse Club Popeye Mighty Hercules Bachelor Father Rifleman Cheyenne News Three Stooges Weather Sports To Tell The Truth Movie Seven Cities of Gold Untouchables Outer Limits Ive Got A Secret Wagon Train Griffith id And The Stars Target Corruptors News Weather Sports News Movie Bermuda Affair and more across the evening schedule.
The Williamsburg Garden Symposium runs March 15 to 20 in Williamsburg Virginia drawing about 300 horticultural enthusiasts. Speakers include John Ormsbee Simonds Virginia Holmes Elsa Uppman Knoll Ernesta Ballard Roy J. Kersey and William C Steere among others with tours lectures and a closing address by Seibert and Vaydik. The event titled Our Evolving Garden Heritage is part of the Williamsburg Forum Series and is sponsored by Colonial Williamsburg and Grower magazine.
Washington's ninth annual Antiques Show opens tomorrow at the Shoreham Hotel with daily hours 1 to 11 p.m. and 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday The event benefits the Thrift Shop supporting five children's charities. Speaker Peter Wilson of Sotheby’s discusses London as the World Art Center. Paul Perrot of the Corning Museum talks on Three Centuries of American Glass. Tickets for the luncheon forum are available from Mrs Alfred Hand.
A vintage style orange cake recipe describes greasing two 9 inch pans and beating egg whites with sugar until stiff. It then combines oil milk vanilla and zest with cake flour baking powder and salt, folds in egg yolks, bakes 30 to 35 minutes, and cools on racks before filling and frosting.
In 1947 a Bedouin boy searching for a strayed goat struck a stone into a cliff opening by the Dead Sea and uncovered large earthen jars containing aged scrolls wrapped in foul smelling linen. The find sparked a broader search that revealed priceless documents known as the Dead Sea scrolls.
Pastor W. P. Lawrence of Winchester Seventh Day Adventist Church will attend a one day business conference in Staunton. The agenda includes the Religious Liberty campaign to educate educators and lawyers, Target 3,000 youth outreach, and Adventist education enrollment. Sessions will cover faithful stewardship and church ministry funding.
In New York special report, science introduces Bio-Dyne a breakthrough healing substance that reduces hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows noticeable relief and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem available as suppository or ointment.
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