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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
5
Recipe for a starved dish titled Tomatoes Bouillon Cheese Crackers and Fish Fillets. Includes ingredients diced carrots celery water salt butter pepper and method to boil until tender then melt butter and season. Serves 4 to 5.
A compact vocabulary note from W. L. Gordon outlining common word usage errors. It covers who versus whom in phone calls, mispronunciation of Opportunity, a spelling note on tete-a-tete, and defines abstersion as a thorough cleaning example for windshield cleaning.
A Q and A on train dining etiquette allows a woman traveling alone to accept one meal from a male acquaintance but cautions against multiple meals if the trip continues. It also notes that public offices do not require knocking unless marked private and that sealed introductions are not usually done.
Social notes from Millwood list guests and hosts attending the Hunt Ball and related gatherings. Names include Mrs Courtney B Jones en route to Birmingham. Admiral Beardall and Rear Admiral Ashe guests of Miss Helen Beatty and Mr John Beatty. Driffold and Dougherty families from Philadelphia and Maryland visiting for balls. Princeton ties with Miss Julie Willis and Van Ness Phillips. and local family entertaining at properties like Redgate Long Branch Lone Green Farm Shaw Hill Springsbury Annfield Twin Gates and Cliff. Mrs Thomas B Byrd and family attend events. schooling notes mention William Weatherall graduating Episcopal High and heading to Princeton. Christ Church Millwood hosted a sermon by Rev William H Hanckel.
Revival services at Ridings Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church continue tonight with Rev. Carl W. Hiser of Winchester as speaker. Pastors lead Friday, Sunday, and multiple evenings through June 27 with congregational singing and special numbers.
The column lists numerous local figures and couples who hosted dinners and attended the Hunt Ball at Long Branch on Saturday evening. It also notes John Morris of Charlottesville visiting, and a Q A on mausoleums referencing Mausolus and the Halicarnassus wonder, with fragments in the British Museum.
Advertisement promotes T-4-L fungicide from Boyd's Drug Store claiming to kill athletes foot on contact by removing outer skin. Offers 40 cent refund if not pleased. Instant drying, greaseless formula advertised for use today.
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