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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
11
Dear Abby offers quick guidance on a husband who fumbles for Mother’s Day ideas and a reader unsure where to be buried after years apart. The column teases practical answers while noting emotional strain and long buried questions about partnership.
Elizabeth Taylor will host an hour long London special with CBS backing. Producers Norman Baer and Phil DAntoni secured Taylor after contacting her directly in London. Filming to start late month and wrap by June with an English crew and photographer.
A reader asks how to handle a name memory lapse with tact saying Nice to see you. Advice covers social missteps. Another question asks who pays travel for college friends visiting for a weekend with answer: the guest or hosts do not pay. A final point notes wedding photos costs fall to the bride's family.
A dense rundown of broadcast slots lists movies and programs across channels from 5:00 to 4:00 the next day. Notable titles include The Postman Always Rings Twice with Lana Turner and John Garfield, I Remember Mama with Irene Dunne and Barbara Bel Geddes, and Sea of Grass with Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn, along with numerous news weather and sports segments.
Mrs Harlan Kepner and children from Petersburg West Virginia visited Mt Pleasant with cousin Mrs Archie Keplinger. Mabel Perry returned from Wilmington Delaware after two weeks with son John Perry family and joined Firemen Parade. West Frederick Home Demonstration Club held an all day meeting making stools trays and a chair bottom. Mrs Ida Conard left Monday for niece services at Evangelical United Brethren Church in Mt Pleasant. Mrs Archie Keplinger visited Mabel Perry Tuesday evening. Saturday visitors included Philip and Larry Perry of Waynesboro and James Russell Danny of Greenwood Heights. Charles Lake’s family received Sunday visitors Kenneth Lake and his mother Pearl Lake from Winchester.
Scattered Nike Zeus missile fragments from a White Sands test veered off course and struck beyond the range boundary. Pieces damaged an electrical feeder line in southern New Mexico, knocking out power to six communities for more than five hours, though the Army did not connect the failure to the outage.
The note explains a subtle linguistic difference between commodious meaning expansive and convenient meaning suitable. It advises choosing commodious to imply great space and convenient to convey suitability rather than breadth.
Dr Walter Flory professor of experimental horticulture at the University of Virginia has accepted the botan y chair at Wake Forest College. He will assume duties Sept 1 and directs the Orland E White Research Arboretum.
Clarke County Circuit Court announces grand jury session opening Monday for the May term. Members called include E. B. Jackson Page Orr Lee Rebecca Cox Earl L. Alger Clarla Barthel A Macksy Smith and D. L. Carter.
The Strasburg AARP chapter with 300 members holds a 2 p.m. meeting at the Elementary School Building. An invitation extends to Valley members and others 55 plus. Mrs. Robert Fisher and Mrs. Cornelia Truluck lead the program. R. L. Hepner awards 22 Gold Pins in memory of former charter member Mrs. Hepner.
Westfield New York state trooper stopped Robert Sexton of North East Pennsylvania for speeding near Cahutauqua County village. He then followed to a peace justice and pleaded guilty to both speeding and slow driving.
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