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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
9
Abby column salutes fan idea about eating spaghetti by guiding strands into a forked hollow, praising playful dining notion and reader creativity. The quirky suggestion reflects lighthearted food humor and community engagement.
A mixed fragment shows a printed pattern listing patterns for children and a claim of mailing costs plus an etiquette column exchange. The mailbag includes Dear Abby and Dear Velia style letters debating spaghetti etiquette and social norms, with partial reader submissions and instructional notes.
Mrs Gladys Whitlock and son Floyd visited her brother in law Richard ae family on Sunday evening. Mrs Katie Branner spent Monday evening with her sister Mrs Harry Turner. Mrs Edward Turner visited in the homes of Mrs Katie Branner and Mrs Calon Louie. Charles Boyd and Marshall Snapp at V A U Blacksburg for several days. Mrs Maggie Olinger of Broadway visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Floyd Ginn.
Lively Culpeper rector John H. Jordan Jr. of St. Stephen's Episcopal, a former Missouri native and VMI graduate, mixes humor with faith. His varied past includes riverboats, a greenhouse, dishwashing, encyclopedia sales, and fiber work before entering Virginia Theological Seminary. He recalls a comic mishap locked behind the communion rail and discusses his views on religion in public life and school prayer.
Frederick C Tanner 85 longtime New York Republican leader and former GOP chairman died Monday night at his Long Island home of a heart attack. He led the Republican State Committee from 1914 to 1917 and served as deputy attorney general of New York State.
Roberta Lee explains table etiquette for removing fish bones using fork tips to lift bones and hinge them between utensils. She notes fingers may be used if necessary but avoid handling the fish with hands. airline staff are mentioned in unrelated context.
The court required Tormes to settle the remaining balance on a mink coat. The decision mentions a payment injunction and the engagement of collection actions to recover the due sum.
Words often misused and mispronounced are explained with examples. The section teaches proper usage for expressions such as It is a fact and provides guidance on pronunciation of Prima facie and tranquillity. It also defines synonyms and offers a practical word study featuring substantiate with historical context.
A compact crossword item listing clues such as Byrd 94 and Little girl 35 and Christmas 38 and Of prompts guessable wordplay. The brief reads as a puzzle snippet and hints at a themed set of crossword entries with missing definitions and cross references.
Albert C. Simmonds Jr. 60 longtime board chairman of the Bank of New York died Sunday night at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Harkness Pavilion. He was a former president of the New York State Bankers Association and a Vanderbilt University trustee.
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