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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1963
Page
11
Readers send in questions about school dress codes and manners in a 1950s Dear Abby column. A teacher urges standardized attire to curb immature behavior and pregnancies, while others discuss personal annoyances and parental roles underlines.
Use strand cotton to paint these inspirational images with gold thread. Pattern measures 9 by 13 inches, price 35 cents each plus 15 cents for first class mail handling. Send to Brooks in the Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept, P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY. Print name address and pattern number 906 Handicraft Hits from the 1964 Needlecraft Catalog.
Mrs Arlene McCarty Hynes told the Winchester AAUW branch at the War Memorial Building that her profession is to be a homemaker, urging educated women to balance family goals with community volunteer work and call for better child care and planned service projects. She linked this view to the President's Commission on the Status of Women and stressed inner self guidance over external validation.
The Congregational United Church of Christ at Braddock and Clifford Streets observes Laymen's Sunday this Sunday at 11 a.m. with William Golladay Jr. as guest speaker. He is a Centenary United Church of Christ member, Consistory official, and co chair of the Evangelism Committee for the Potomac Synod acting conference.
Hearty bellied chicken livers with garlic onion oregano and Tabasco. Sauté apples with cinnamon sugar, brown in oil, then simmer livers with mushrooms, gravy, and onions. Serve over fluffy rice for eight servings.
Mrs. Herbert McKeldin Smith of Staunton Waverley Hill was elected honorary president of The Garden Club of Virginia at a GCV Board meeting. She previously led the club as president 1928–1930 and has held nearly every GCV post, contributing to Historic Garden Week and restoration work. Governor Tuck appointed her to the University of Virginia Board of Visitors, and she helped preserve Woodrow Wilson's birthplace.
The Laymen of the Congregational Church will conduct Sunday services on Front Royal Road. Wilbur Swiggett leads the worship with Clark Maury and Arthur Spaid assisting. Rev. Mark W. Andes serves as the church minister.
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