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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1952
Page
8
Mrs Dorothy Johnston Palmer of Shirley Street is a patient in Memorial Hospital. The report notes Mrs Palmer's admission and ongoing treatment, with mentions of Norfolk and other local individuals in the hospital context.
Miss Dolores Miller spent the weekend with Miss Jean Earl at Round Hill. Misses Esther and Jean Golliday of Washington D C visited their parents Mr and Mrs Homer Golly. Dolores and Shelva Jean Miller called on Miss Jean Turner Thursday evening.
The fragment states Mire Clowser identifies Mrs. Harrison Clowser of Neudoun Street as a patient at the hospital.
A birth notice reports the arrival of a child to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Whit Summ. The item confirms a new family addition with no further details on date or name available in the readable text.
Hayfield notes Roy McKee and sons Kenneth and Roland from Winchester welcoming Robert Campbell to their home for school. Mr Marion Boxwell of Washington DC visits his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Pred Boxwell.
A side boy wexy is three in number and relates to a cat person arriving or departing, indicating a small crew or escort at a doorway or entry. The phrase suggests a minor role tied to arrival or departure, not a formal title.
A kitchen note lists simple cookie ideas for children and between meals. It includes bars with brown sugar vanilla flour salt and bake steps, chewy cookies with sugar eggs nut meats orange peel vanilla and baking powder, and chocolate fudge style squares with unsweetened chocolate and confectioners sugar.
A vintage recipe for Starved Dish Follows features lemon gelatin with hot water and fruit cocktail syrup, raspberries, banana, greens, and whipped cream dressing. The guide yields 6 to 8 individual molds.
Norman Richards issued a ticket to himself and paid seven dollars for parking his police cruiser overtime.
The column promotes portable lunch ideas to avoid excess calories. It offers sample menus with broth, lean meats, hot stews, and light sides, arguing for slimming, nutritious options. It invites readers to request a booklet by mailing 10 cents and a self addressed envelope to Secrets of Charm in Michigan City Indiana.
In etiquette guidance, parents should quietly remove a misbehaving child from the table when guests are present. Do not scold in front of guests, and do not ignore the misbehavior. The bride and groom's parents should take their seats one to two minutes before the ceremony. A formal written reply is required to acknowledge an invitation.
English lesson notes by W. L Gordon address word usage and pronunciation. It covers common misuses such as saying I have no doubt but he will go and advises proper phrasing. Also notes mispronunciation of abjectly and misspelling guidance on Dahlia.
Tahitian lore describes a flying saucer as a ball of purple fire rising from earth and flying over coconut groves into Tahiti’s central mountains. The tale is cited as an ancient Polynesian description of aerial phenomena.
Heinz L. Krekeler, Chargé dAffaires of West Germany, will deliver the principal address at Woodstocks bicentennial events on October 3 at two o clock. A pageant depicting historical scenes and street parades are planned with remarks from Senators Byrd and Robertson, Congressman Harrison, state senators Byrd Jr and Guest, Delegate Shaffer, and Woodstock Mayor Riley.
J Thomas Boyd of Winchester was re elected to the executive committee of the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police at its two day convention ending yesterday. Elected to the group were W E Traylor Petersburg and press rett Danville among others.
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