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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1963

Page

11

Easter Seal Campaign Promotes Aid Across Counties

Easter Seal door to door campaign Sundays aims to raise support through volunteers Mrs. Marshall Boyd John Hawse and others from Future Farm of Wood High School canvassing Frederick County. Clarke County Ruritan Club participates and the Easter Parade reaches several thousand people while local Rehabilitation Center provides therapy sessions aiding children and adults with hearing and speech challenges. The State Easter Seal Society and its Craig County Camp Easter Seal sponsor care, treatment and a summer camp for physically handicapped children.

Marshall Boyd John Hawse Mtb Carleee Patri Lewis R. J. Pullen K. Madison Smith Farm of Wood High School Frederick County Clarke County Ruritan Club Lems Comere State Easter Seal Societye Chil- Seorn Its the State Society Craig County

Pattern Catalog Teases For Free Pattern With Coupon

An advertisement notes sewing patterns for women’s size 36 with fabric requirements of four yards thirty five inch material. The offer includes first class mail and special handling, requires name address zone size and style number, and promotes a Spring Summer Pattern Catalog with a 50 cent coupon for a free pattern selection.

Ateies Ar Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

Four perfect bridge hands stun Greybull club teachers

In Greybull Wyoming AP reports a bridge party produced two perfect hands in one week a rare feat. Mrs W G Crane dealt 13 cards each to four players with seven clubs and seven spades delivering a top hand as others folded. A March 30 prior occurrence in Kankakee Illinois marked another perfect hand by four women.

Greybull United States The World Almanac Tuesday Evening W. G. Crane Jean Reed L. A. Knundson W. R. Plummer Knudson

Round Hill News Briefs

Round Hill community notes mark visitors from Arlington and West Virginia. Funeral attendance in Berkeley Springs, hospital stay in Winchester, and church study class at Blain Lutheran are noted. The Round Hill Demonstration Club meets April 10 featuring Insurance Tips and an outing.

Alfred Williams Boyd Grayson Robert Ludwig Arlington Martha Ludwig Randolph Macon Women’s College Jackimiere St. Net Grayson S. Newton Cather Rossman Berkeley Springs Susan Lockhart Winchester Memorial Hospital Newton Cather George Cather Blain Lutheran Church Burros Frederick County Glen Richman West Virginia Mary Feeley Ruth Williams Dorothy Harbaugh Round Hill Demonstration Club Bertha Bowers Vera Cather

President Kennedy Leases Cape Cod House for Summer

The White House confirms President Kennedy will use a gray rambling house named Soar on Squaw Island near the Kennedy compound for the summer. The setup follows a prior stay at Morton Downey’s Squaw Island home with weekly trips planned from July 4 and the Kennedy family likely spending most of the season there.

Washington Kennedy Cape Cod Squaw Island White House Worcester Mass Louis Thun Reading Morton Downey Caroline John Jr

Clarke County Benefit Fete Chooses Beauty Contest Winners

Clarke Countians will gather at 3pm this evening in the high school auditorium for the Eagles Booster Club womanless beauty contest featuring 28 entrants judged by master of ceremonies Hammer Pierce. Proceeds fund back boards for the basketball court with entertainment by Bob Rush and Mary Mcintosh. Several dropouts are noted.

Clarke Eagles Anna Jean McDonald Harry Johnson Frank Carvell Lawrence Garber

Brucetown Church Services And Community Notices

Brucetown Methodist Church schedules Sunday services at 10 a.m. and evening 7:30 p.m. with fellowship at 6 p.m. A note thanks contributors for Thursday night supper. Visits and travels are listed among Brucetown residents including families of Catlett, Welsh, Patton and Adams with relatives noted in Baltimore and elsewhere.

Brucetown Brucetown Methodist Church Sab Teers Odd Inwood W. Va Myr Cat Calvin Adams Cindy Brooknel Martin Adams W. B. Castleman B. Castleman, Jr Kernstown

Ladies Aid Meeting in White Hall Reports Busy Week

White Hall notes show Mrs Edna Rowland hosting the Ladies Aid March 27 with strong attendance. The next gathering is planned for the last Wednesday in April with Mrs Eugene Crim. A Mount Pleasant EUB Church quartet sang Sunday night at Rest. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Deadian Strother and others. Mrs Mamie Strother is reported ill in hospital.

White Hall Ladies Aid Edna Rowland Eugene Crim Mount Pleasant Eub Church Eldus Cooper Ernest Milburn Kenneth B. F Strother Mamie Strother Deadian Siete Antre Jimmie Robinson Carex Luttrell Marvin Shaver Eva Luttrell Luttrells Samples Philadelphia Carter Luttrell Lloyd Milburn Bob Harrison Gerry Hardy Winchester Hunter Strewbridge Howard Fiddler Stephens City Johnnie Lodge Dutch Parrill Lamar Rod Earl Whitacre Helen James Albert Whitacre Kenneth Holliday Carrie Holliday Martinsburg W. Va Naomi Luttrell Anna Smoke

Dear Abby Advice Columns Jealous Husbands and Mineral Rights

A collection of Dear Abby letters about jealous spouses and a widow's need to work. Topics include a waiter assaulted by a customer, jealousy toward Ben Casey, and questions on mineral rights for a spring on private property amid water scarcity talk.

Abby

TB Association Seal Campaign Tops Last Year

Warren Rappahannock Clarke Tuberculosis Association reports 1962 Christmas Seal campaign netted 8199.22 dollars, up 3.8 percent from 1961. Sixty seven percent remains for local use, 18 percent to state, 7 percent to national. Board approves steering committee slate and names judges for scholarships and contests.

Frona Royal Warren + Rappahannock- Clarke Tuberculosis Assn State Tuberculosis’ Association Eh Eeenilliam Lillard, Jr J . Trumbull Leslie Fox Keyser W. A. Gentry Earle Hoffman Hardesty Cuney Thornton Keyser Rebecca Derle Carl Parrish Paige Mars Greene Fauquier County Association John T. Trumbull

Personal Letter to M B Urges Writing Back to Abby

The note asks M B to write another letter to Abby, urging calm and self reflection. It requests a personal reply and to enclose a self addressed stamped envelope for a return message.

Abby

John Milleson Elected Clarke County Lions President

John Milleson general manager of the Moore and Dorsey Co. was elected president of the Clarke County Lions Club in Berryville last night. Also chosen were vice presidents James Wood and others with Dan Pancoast and Ken Jones extending terms as directors. Walter Flory spoke on the sight conservation program and club progress.

Berryville John Milleson Moore and Dorsey Co Clarke County Lions Club William Chafin Thomas Keating James Wood Gene Dunn Lion Tanner Ernest Gosnell Ben Toxvard The Roar Phil Broadstater Robert Barfield Vance Berry Dan Pancoast Ken Jones Dir Walter Flory Lions

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