Dear Abby Mustaches and car disputes draw letters
Dear Abby answers readers on mustaches and appearance. A question about a man with a mustache prompts Abby to defend personal choice and note grooming can influence appeal. Another letter asks who should drive the new car, Abby says it's none of neighbors' business. A wife story about jealous suspicions ends with advice to seek medical help and church guidance.
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Abby
Nancy
Dotty
Peg
Lucille
Buttermilk Raisin Muffins Recipe Card
Recipe gives method for buttermilk raisin muffins with pebbly tops and cake like texture. Ingredients include flour baking powder baking soda salt sugar egg buttermilk melted butter and raisins. Instructions cover mixing dry and wet ingredients folding in raisins filling muffin cups and baking at 400 degrees for about 20 minutes yields about 14 muffins.
Flags urged for Constitution Week September 17 to 23
The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution asks residents to display American flags Sept 17 through Sept 23 to observe Constitution Week. Mayor Claude B. Smalls Jr. signed a proclamation and President Kennedy issued a national proclamation. Sept 17 marks the 175th anniversary of the Constitution's adoption.
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Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Claude B. Smalls, Jr
Kennedy
Smalts
Pat Jones To Address Round Table On Hunley
Historian Virgil Carrington Pat Jones will speak at the Winchester Civil War Round Table on Tuesday at 8 PM at the George Washington Hotel. His talk covers the Confederate submarine Hunley and its 1864 attack on the Federal ship Housatonic, a first of its kind sinking. Jones has published Civil War At Sea and its third volume is at the printers.
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Virgil Carrington
Pat” Jones
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Mr. Jones
H. L. Hunley
Charleston
Church Women Meet Tonight in Highland Memorial Church
Winchester Council of Church Women holds its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 p m in Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church. Public invited to hear reports by five youths who attended the United Christian Youth Movement Conference at Massanutten Springs. Mrs Henry W Korinth directed sending. Emma Ridgeway is council president.
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Winchester Council of Church Women
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
United Christian Youth Movement
Massanutten Springs
Henry W. Korinth
Emma Ridgeway
Taffy’s Tips for a Bright School Morning
Practical advice encourages a calmer school start by organizing outfits, packing books and an umbrella the night before. The tip suggests saving time for extra sleep and a hearty breakfast.
Six James Wood graduates enter Randolph Macon College
Six Frederick County youths all June 1962 James Wood High School graduates join Randolph Macon College in Ashland this week. They include David Dolan and Thomas Dolan cousins, Charles Duvall Jr., Bruce town native, Larry Gregory, Roger Snapp, and Douglas Martin, all from local families. Their college paths will branch, with Dolan and Gregory leaning toward mathematics, Dolan toward medicine preparatory biology, and Duvall and Martin assigning to other fields.
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Frederick County
James Wood High School
Virginia
Randolph Macon College
Ashland
David Dolan
Philip Dolan
R. V. Martin
Middletown
Larry Gregory
Tom Dolan
Charles Duvall
Douglas Martin
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Luray, VA
Sue
Roger Snapp
AST
Northside
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