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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
6
Miss Sharon K Elliott of 1908 S Loudoun is listed as a patient at Memorial Hospital with the Bib Winbott Memeri status noted in the report.
A birth notice lists Sine Detpta Nee Fink as the newborn, with acknowledgment to the family. The report credits former Miss Geraldine Effie as part of the public announcement.
Old time cookies recipe uses 1 cup butter 1/2 cup sugar 2 1 2 cups flour and cinnamon. A Hootenanny at Clarke County School Dacyelies Scally Eagles meeting by Wesley Fellowship Braddock Street Church has been cancelled.
R H Baker talks to AARP members noting membership open to anyone over 55. The group meets on the first Tuesday of each month and invites visitors to attend.
William Minor spoke on Evergreens to members of The Little Garden Club during a meeting at Winchester Golf Club with Mrs. Lester Arnold Jr. as hostess.
Calendar entries show meetings and social events including Jaycee activities at 6 30 and 7 30 p m Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel Hawthorne Garden Club at Winchester Golf Club Golden Circle at Lutheran Church and other societies. Duplicate Bridge at Town House Restaurant Lodge 867 BPOE Elks Home and Op K at Handley Library are noted with times and venues for January 15 and 16.
At 6 30 p m G A A supper then 7 30 p m Antique Car Club and 7 30 p m Slo Mo Shun events listed for the evening.
K. R. Morrison is reassigned to Chanute Air Force Base. The notice references his transfer from an unspecified prior post and notes Chanute as the receiving installation.
A home tip notes that when laundry floats above water the tub is overloaded. The article also mentions that pencils were called lead pencils because graphite was mistaken for metal lead and the marking trait was understood as black lead.
A reader asks about embarrassment in the men's underwear department and female clerks. Abby's response notes most underwear is bought by women for men, then advises a wife to ignore a troublesome rumor from her mother-in-law and to seek her own resolution. A final note invites readers to send questions to Abby for publication.
A recipe feature for orange twists with yeast dough using flour cornmeal and orange filling. The method covers dissolving yeast in warm water whisking milk and butter with sugar and salt, adding flour egg and corn meal, then kneading to a soft dough before shaping for baking.
Knead until smooth about ten minutes. Shape into a ball and grease a bowl top. Let rise. Bake then shape and place dough 1 1/2 inches apart on sheets. Repeat with second half. Glaze with confectioners sugar and grated orange rind until fluffy.
Alexandria drug store owner sets minimum sale age at 20 for cigarettes, four years above state law. He hopes to curb teenage smoking but doubts government reports linking smoking to cancer will prompt changes.
The Rotary Club will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the hotel venue. Harold G. is listed as a contact or organizer for the meeting.
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