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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1952

Page

13

Sadat Votes Yard Party Fundraiser Planned by Clarke Clubs

The Home Demonstration Clubs of Clarke County schedule their annual yard party on Friday evening from 5 30 to 9 at the Crow s Nest lawn Berryville. If weather delays the event moves to the Community Building. Ham fried chicken plates sandwiches salads desserts and drinks will be served with all proceeds aiding better living on farms and in the community. Mrs Richard Crenshaw left Friday for Chicago to attend the International Home Furnishings Market.

Clarke County Crow's Nest Berryville

Whitacre Families Attend Wedding and Visits in Area

Local residents recount weekend visits as Whitacre relatives from McKeesport and Staunton joined Braithwaite Luttrell and other families at weddings and social gatherings. The North Frederick 4-H Club met to work on sewing and food projects while Vacation Bible School runs at Redland Methodist Church. Linda Duckworth visited grandparents near Berkeley Springs after measles illness.

Whitacre Mc Keesport Normans Whitacre Norman Whitacre Betty H., Braithwaite Edith Braithwaite Morris Luttrell Donald John Joan Richard Staunton Landon Whitacre C. T. Adams Patricia Mary Ann Adams Allen Farmer Gainesboro George S. Whitacre Hollis DeHaven Rose DeHaven Hedgesville W. Va John Stine Martinsburg Ernest Dailey George Peacemaker William Fletcher Winchester Peacemaker John Whitacre Marika O. M. Dick Jones Spring North Frederick 4-H Club Redland Ella Grubbs Stephenstone Gleseey Duckworth

Births June 16 Highlights Local Parents and Newborns

Birth announcements list six newborns on June 16. Families include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stine of Route 1-A with a boy, Mrs. Stine formerly Betty Barton. Mr. and Mrs. David Lent of 116 W Piccadilly St with a girl, Mrs. Lent formerly Willie Mae Brumback. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henry Dudrow Jr of 703 E Cork St with a girl, mother formerly Patricia Jean Drenning. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bayliss of 617 Patterson Ave with a boy, mother formerly Lula Geraldine Hockensmith. and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McCoy of Berkeley Springs West Virginia with a girl, mother formerly Lee Anna Shade.

Richard Stine Stine Betty Barton David Lent W. Piccadilly St Lent Willie Mae Brumback Walter Henry Dudrow, Jr E. Cork St Dudrow Patricia Jean Drenning Norman Bayliss Patterson Ave Bayliss Lula Geraldine Hockensmith Marvin McCoy Berkeley Springs W. Va McCoy Lee Anna Shade

Secrets of Charm by John Robert Powers

Reader tips promote chlorophyll as a non drug deodorizer for breath and body. Pills allegedly provide 10 to 12 hours of freshness, with gum mint toothpaste and mouthwash as alternatives. Dos and don’ts include continuing daily bathing and hygiene despite chlorophyll use.

Secrets OF Charm John Robert Powers

Sustaining Perfume With Chloro by-Products In Pockets

The article notes using chloro phyll products to dispel odors but warns they may dampen perfumes. It suggests saturating a cotton pellet with perfume and placing it in a bra or pocket for lasting fragrance. It also advertises a 30 day beauty program and requests a complimentary copy from Secrets of Charm at National Newspaper Service in Michigan City Indiana.

Secrets OF Charm National Newspaper Service Michigan City Indiana

Curried Chicken and Peas Includes Chutney Salad

A recipe from Cooking's Fun by Cecily Brownstone outlines Curried Chicken and Peas with Steamed Rice and Pineapple Sherbet. It lists ingredients including butter, flour, curry powder, sugar, chicken broth, and tomato for a starved dish.

Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon

A compact page on word usage and pronunciation by W. L. Gordon. It contrasts fine versus well, highlights pronunciation of frequently mispronounced terms, and lists synonyms for eulogise. The piece adds a daily vocabulary goal and defines obscurauration as obscuring.

W. L. Gordon

Princess Style Summer Dress Pattern R-54665

Misses sizes six through forty two offered with a sun sassy bolero combo. Pattern includes dress and bolero with complete illustrated instructions and fit tested design. Send thirty five cents to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept for the New York address and size style number.

Simvne Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th Bt New York

Modern Etiquette Q A Guidance On Polite Remarks

Roberta Lee answers reader questions on dining praise leaving a hostess and lamp placement. A brief word of praise is appropriate but not excessive. Goodnight remarks to hosts should express thanks for a pleasant evening. A lamp should face the living room toward the viewer.

Mary Mrs. Green

Curry Chicken and Peas in Cream Sauce

Melt butter and blend Leggett's flour with curry powder and sugar. Gradually add chicken broth until smooth, then mix in tomato paste and salt. Cook until thickened, then reheat with diced chicken and peas for four servings.

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