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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1952
Page
10
Nanecy Rodgers is patient but the VFW Auxiliary will meet Monday at 232 B. Piccadilly St. New members will be initiated and committee reports heard. Refreshments will be served.
A calendar listing events for September includes a 3 30 p m gathering on the 13th, an 8 p m Madison Lodge event on the 15th, a Municipal Band performance at Rouss at 8 p m, and an 8 p m V F W Auxiliary meeting at the Post Home.
Society note reports Miss Jennings engaged to James M Thomsen. Church announcements mention winter wedding plans as the couple prepares for nuptials.
V P Leavin for Schooleed College and related notices report students heading to Christ Church School Hollins College and University entries in fresh man and sophomore classes. Also announced are Bible Classes at Bradock Street Methodist Church with devotions and lessons led by Mrs Reed and Mrs. Collins Denny.
Mrs Lawrence Brill announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Helstey of Strasburg. Official notice records a girl born September 12.
A fashion item notes power and allure in fall style. The piece discusses how to wear the look and the role of a fashion leader who shops new styles for the intended image. Published by The National Newspaper Service, Michigan City Indiana.
A compact English lesson by W. L. Gordon on commonly misused words and misspellings. It highlights terms like avot, opten, innuendo, observe, and the verb elu de in examples and prompts readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one new word daily.
Queen honors two lighthouse keepers after about 26 years serving at isolated Lake Winnipeg towers. They recently retired.
The recipe directs to split each roll slightly and spoon lemon sugar mixture into the center. Place the rolls on an ungreased baking sheet and bake according to package directions. Serve immediately.
A 1950s style Q and A from Roberta Lee covers order in the receiving line with the bride’s mother first, the groom’s mother, the bride, the bridesmaids and maid of honor, while ushers and best man stand aside. It advises a pleasant smile and thank you for introductions and that asparagus should be eaten with a fork, not fingers.
Jerusalem reports traffic restrictions affecting all taxis and most privately owned vehicles as part of a broad security or emergency measure. Officials warn of potential delays and urge residents to plan alternate routes and transportation during the period.
Pilgrims from across India trek to Gangotri 12 000 feet high facing illness and death risk on a 100 mile journey. Swami Tapeban recalls ancient rites as police curb crisis reports amid rising costs. Most pilgrims are elderly peasants saving for a lifetime with travel totaling about 250 rupees including a porter.
Report from the meeting notes that several Stonewall district families lack clothing and school attendance. Volunteers and wives of Raritan members gathered clothing and are now collecting shoes, with a church on the Welltown Pike serving as the next collection point.
A woman speaking with an airline official sought the cost to ship her Great Dane to Tokyo before joining her husband. The rate given was 3.45 dollars per pound, and she said she would phone about it.
Peiping radio says 80 percent of Eastern China's silk is exported to Soviet Russia and its satellites, with 70 percent of tea following the same route. The broadcast notes large outward shipments from the region amid wider trade links.
Members traveled with a two day stopoff at Banff Alberta and another at Lake Louise as part of the Bee acea trains event.
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