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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
11
A Dear Abby column fragment discusses honesty in dating and parental knowledge of partners, a 36 year old man and 55 year old woman marriage, and a widow seeking dining etiquette tips. The letter from Mrs R suggests prearranged billing avoidance concerns. McNaught Syndicate 1964.
The Timber Ridge Women's Fellowship will meet with Mrs Nancy Pugh at 1419 Kent Circle Friday at 7 30 p m Mrs Jessie Chrisman will be devotional leader A wooden mallet is a handy kitchen gadget for flattening chicken or veal for dishes such as Chicken Kiev and Veal Scaloppine.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Salvation Army hosts a rummage sale at Salvation Army headquarters on March 20 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Volunteers may drop items at the headquarters labeled For Rummage Sale to contribute.
Private Richard C. Spitler Jr. is assigned to S Company of the 4th Training Regiment at the U S Army Training Center Infantry Fort Dix New Jersey for eight weeks of basic training. He arrives after graduating from James Wood High School and is the son of Mr and Mrs Cleveland Spitler of Silver Route.
Miss Patricia Angarella the Virginia Museum’s new weaving craftsman will speak and demonstrate in Winchester at 8 p.m. for the Blue Ridge Chapter of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. The audience is invited to Handley Library auditorium as she begins residence at the Richmond headquarters after studies in Cranton Rhode Island.
Birth notices list several Michigan and West Virginia families welcoming new children. Robin Ann Ebersole, Kevin Michael Yost, Emory William Hardman, Lisa Michelle Nail, Fletcher Fletcher Jr, Lillie Elaine Huff, Darryl Wayne Miller born to respective parents in Roue 2 and 3 areas and Wardsenville with mothers identified by former maiden names.
The Wo men s Christian Temperance Union holds its monthly meeting Thursday at 1 p.m. in Braddock Street Methodist Church parlor. Mrs Wallace Lutz presents parts of Mind If I Smoke before a business session led by Miss Emma Ridgeway. Memorial Day speaker Mrs John W Rosenberger announced. March renews subscriptions to Union Signal and Young Crusade.
Batter should fill two thirds of the pan depth to ensure proper browning and shape. If higher, batter may overflow and spill over the pan edges. If lower, the cake top may not brown adequately.
Budded snapdragon tips can reach full bloom if you remove the spent lower florets promptly. Simultaneously re cut the stems to improve water uptake and hydration.
Miss Charlotte DeHaven of Berkeley Springs former Winchester resident appeared as a guest contralto on the WSVA Harrisonburg Valley Barn Dance program. The telecast marked her television debut and noted her 15-? year association with singing.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Round Hill Community Fire Co will hold an officer election tomorrow evening at 7 30 p m at the fire hall. Members and neighbors are urged to attend with refreshments to be served.
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