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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
7
The piece notes May as strawberry season with North Carolina California and Virginia harvests and a bumper crop outlook. It advises selecting bright red dry berries with green caps, handling gently, storing in the fridge, and not washing before storage. It adds berries supply vitamin C, 55 calories per cup, and 2.5 servings per pint.
New York AP reports Otto Preminger will stage next season on Broadway a drama by Jean Bruller based on his novel about an order of apelike creatures called tropis trained to perform simple tasks. The piece mixes sociological fantasy with a plot about training and consequences. It notes a serving idea of a pound of fresh snap beans for four to six persons.
Pattern 4644 offers a snappy wrap dress with giddy ruffles and easy flat ironing. Linen pique or Dacron fabrics recommended. Misses sizes 10 through 18. Size 16 uses 3% yards of 45 inch fabric. Pattern costs 50 cents with 15 cents added per pattern, order from Pattern Dept New York.
A reader asks if a husband is justified in anger over a mother remodeling with an electric stove. Abby replies a man cannot change a woman’s cooking habits and jokes he can cook with gas if angry. The column also addresses a woman who pursued a married man now divorced and warns against believing he is truly free. A final letter concerns a friend’s dog and hygiene issues at shared meals.
A family supper features skillet beef with onion, tomato, and cornbread baked in the same pan. The feature promotes convenience foods and a French inspired menu including Chicken Parisian with broccoli and mushrooms, Parmesan, and a light whipped topping.
Plans for Pencil Days were discussed at a Hospital Auxiliary meeting led by newly elected president Mrs. Hunter Gaunt Jr. Pencil Days runs May 14 15 from 9 am to 5 pm with pencils sold in downtown stores banks hospital post office and Ward's Place and at other public spots. Proceeds fund a $950 baby resuscitator for hospital delivery rooms.
Nine novices of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Hazareth were injured when a second floor porch at their Des Plaines convent collapsed after supper. Hospital says all nine are in good condition. about 30 novices were on the porch. They attend Dolores College, training for new members.
The Goodwill Embassy Tour in Washington runs Saturday from 2 to 6 pm to aid vocational rehabilitation for the handicapped. Embassies of Austria Brazil Ceylon France Morocco Nigeria Netherlands and Pakistan will display art and furnishings with shuttle buses between venues. Guests include wives of Supreme Court justices and Cabinet members, and the event benefits the Davis Memorial Goodwill Industries.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Brucetown Church will meet Monday at 7 30 p m. at the church with Mrs Myrtle Mosby as program leader.
Instructions describe adding raisins or currants to rich biscuit dough then rolling out. Squares are cut and each square split into a triangle. The triangles are brushed with cream, sprinkled with sugar, and baked in a hot oven.
The Little Garden Club will hold its annual luncheon and business meeting Friday May 14 at 12 p.m. at the Winchester Golf Club hosted by Mrs. Peyton Marshall. A special exhibit of eginiatures will be shown. Reservations via Mrs. Marshall requested by Monday.
The Auxiliary of the Frederick County Recreation Association will sponsor a bake sale tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. in front of the Drug Fair to benefit the Frederick County Little League Association. The note suggests serving heated canned kidney beans with tomato sauce to accompany grilled frankfurters.
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