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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1962
Page
7
The Winchester and Frederick County Ministerial associations will hold a joint session on Wednesday January 10 at eleven o clock at the Holiday Inn. They will hear reports on the E Stanley Jones preaching mission and discuss related matters with officers of both groups and a layman present before a joint luncheon.
Calf liver featured in a weekly menu with cream of tomato soup and sides. The recipe lists a 1 pound calf liver, 3 onions, butter, olive oil, salt and pepper, and instructions to slice, cook onions until golden, then brown the liver until not pink. Makes 4 small servings.
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4835 Misses' sizes 10 through 20 requires 2% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Includes waistless design with belt or ties and options in print checks or solids. Reports mailing and price details, catalog info, and address for ordering through Winchester Evening Star.
Congratulations go to Mr and Mrs Arthur P Kissner Jr of 1632 S Brad dock St on their first wedding anniversary. They wed January 8 at St Andrews Methodist Church Hagerstown Maryland. Mrs Kissner was Kathryn Elizabeth Warren of Stephens City. Also congratulated are Mr and Mrs Charles Mercer on their first anniversary married January 7 in Frederick Maryland by Rev Paul Althouse. Mrs Mercer is Jacqueline Barton of Kerns town. The couple resides in Leesburg.
Warning against bragging about daring feats and attempting superhuman stunts without proper help. The text urges caution to avoid injury and suggests leaving risky actions to movie adventurers who have directors, props, and professional support.
Front Royal council voted unanimously to maintain a two year mayoral term after a public hearing on a proposed four year charter change. About 45 residents attended with debate over accountability and closeness to voters.
The Civil Aeronautics Board tentatively rules airlines may charge up to 50 for no shows starting March 1, with penalties of at least 25 for ticketed passengers denied seats. The ruling defers for 20 days for comments. The action follows a request from 11 major airlines to curb no shows.
Hollywood AP reports former cowboy star Hoot Gibson, 69, underwent abdominal surgery Monday for a mild obstruction and is resting in good condition. He entered the San Fernando Valley Motion Picture Country Hospital in Woodland Hills January 3 for tests.
In Santa Monica AP reports crooner Bing Crosby is steadily improving after kidney stone removal surgery. Dr. Frederick Schlumberger says Crosby likely will be released from St. John's Hospital within a week.
Roberta Lee explains wedding gift thank yous when several donors are involved and advises joint notes for large groups. She also covers proper walking etiquette with the man giving way to the woman and notes there is no strict rule for removing the hostess’s plate at dinner, only practical choice.
Fire inspector William Goche Gochenour reported a blaze at the Sanitary Laundry at 6 35 p m yesterday damaging dryers and two baskets of clothes. Water damage to motors is being assessed as Friendship and Sarah Zane answered the alarm.
The Virginia Supreme Court heard oral arguments over whether the county must operate public schools under the state constitution. The case, brought by Rev. Francis L. Griffin, seeks to compel the reopening of schools closed since 1959 amid massive resistance, with a ruling due March 5.
Gov. Barron announced the last 14 of 55 counties met cleanup requirements marking progress toward his program. He warned the effort isn’t finished and many tasks remain, aiming for West Virginia to be the cleanest state in the nation by the 1963 centennial. The qualifying counties were Tyler Hardy Tucker Ritchie Marshall Monroe Gilmer Jefferson Summers Mineral Preston Morgan Berkeley and Wyoming.
Readers share tough choices in love and family. A divorced woman asks whether to reveal a troubled romance to her psychiatrist or end it, while another widowed father recalls his daughter’s wedding and choosing a quiet procession over a traditional walk.
AP drama critic reviews The Egg at Cort Theater. Bardic adaptation by Robert Schlitt and director Lamont Johnson yields a disjointed satire with Dick Shawn delivering a vigorous but unconvincing lead. A climactic courtroom finale briefly enlivens an overall wilted, uneven production.
Advertisement touts FASTEETH alkaline powder to secure false teeth and reduce plate odor. Claims plates stay in place, feel more comfortable, and do not sour. Sold at drug counters for easier, odor free denture wear.
Dear Abby explains there is no scientific explanation for some folk cures like burying a potato after dark to remove warts. A doctor should decide treatment, while a potato burial does no harm but offers no real cure. The note also reassures a reader about judging people, emphasizing individual differences.
A note on how to observe the five vowels in the phrase Soli taire and common misspellings. It emphasizes correct vowel order and attention to spelling patterns without additional context.
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