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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
7
This lemon velvet frozen dessert uses lemon pie filling and marshmallow fluff with whipped cream. Made in a blender or freezer tray, it yields 6 to 8 servings and can be doubled or tripled for larger crowds. Serve with cookies or berries for a summer treat.
A farm family letter asks how to handle a sister in her 40s who wears a blouse in the field and is seen as inappropriate, Abby advises realism and halters for outerwear while noting a 40-year-old driving a tractor may not welcome strict propriety. The column also answers questions on storm windows and unpaid babysitting, with general guidance and thanks to readers.
Premier Nguyen Khanh told Saigon residents that free world nations stand with South Viet Nam and would confront communism at its roots if needed. The remarks followed a Peking declaration warning of a grave Indochina situation in recent days.
Richard L. Fishel, fireman apprentice, U.S. Navy, has graduated from Recruit Training at Great Lakes. He will serve aboard the USS Lowery with his brother Edward Lee Fisher, a third class yeoman, both listed at USS Lowery DD-770 Fleet Post Office New York.
Pie cut neck and mobile skirt design 4801 for Misses sizes 10 through 18. Size 16 uses 314 yards of 39 inch fabric. Pattern priced at fifty cents, with added mailing and handling. order via Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept. Include name, address, zone, size, style number. Also offers a free pattern coupon with 50 cent catalog order.
Madalyn Murray O’Hair left Baltimore with family after a dispute over her daughter in a religious custody case. She flew through San Francisco and headed to Hawaii under an assumed name to seek religious asylum from the Hawaii governor. Police and prosecutors pursued the family as bonds were posted to secure their release on charges tied to the incident.
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