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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
8
A reader asks how to handle teen public displays of affection and a relative who sends religious literature. Abby advises teens to avoid lovey minded public acts and suggests kindly telling the relative to stop sending the paper, noting the family’s lack of interest and wasted postage.
Virginia general fund revenues for July through February totaled 76.54 million, up 4.3 million from the prior year. Statewide all funds receipts reached over 424.5 million for the eight months, about 29 million higher than the same period last year, according to Comptroller Sidney C. Day Jr.
A New York AP report describes the continuous stuffer by All Bright Nell Co that mass produces frankfurters at about 38 per second, stuffing 110 feet of casing every seven seconds to meet the U.S. demand for hot dogs.
Miriam recalls telling her eight year old about a new baby and his reaction. The boy wanted to tell his father when he returned from work but was surprised to learn Daddy already knew. The memory highlights a family moment and a child’s instinct to share news.
For Abby's booklet How To Have a Lovely Wedding send 50 cents to ABBY Box 3365 Beverly Hills Calif.
About 1 100 veterans and widows have had VA checks stopped due to incomplete income cards. Some face repayment of all pension money received in 1962. Delinquent filers risk overpayment recovery. late questionnaires may still be accepted. A second income questionnaire will be mailed in about 10 days. Edward M. Mathews hosts Wednesday sessions in Winchester to explain details.
Floyd Luttrell and two children visited his parents and several relatives from Philadelphia Arlington Winchester and Greenspring were dinner guests at Benny Strother home and visited their mother in Winchester Memorial Hospital Mrs Herbert Smellie from Richmond visits Mamie Strother and B F Strother Marvin Shaver and Eva Luttrell visited Carter Luttrell Lottie Whitacre stayed two days and quilted a blanket with the Luttrell family Richard Cessna and Kenneth Holliday hosted visitors Carlton Robinson and Lloyd Milburn from Greenspring William Dunlap and family moved to the Wallace Lutz farm Greenspring
CBS will end The Millionaire in fall after decades of gifting a million dollars to recipients. The show featured a faceless benefactor, with Marvin Miller as secretary, delivering largesse as Ti’s millions were handed out on air. The article also notes Minow’s impact on TV and a Trendex survey of executives.
The Rev Dr Joseph Nordenhaug of the Baptist World Alliance predicts Spain's new law may ease restrictions on rights of non Catholic citizens and slightly widen evangelical activity though full evangelism by non Catholics remains barred. He calls it a potential new day for Baptists and other evangelicals.
Mrs. Marion L. L. Short says she will teach her 13 year old daughter Julie to fly a helicopter before driving a car. The family runs a commercial heliport near Lexington and inspects power lines for a utilities company by helicopter.
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