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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1957

Page

3

Millwood Socials Highlights Local Weekend Activity

Millwood social items note a ten mile canoe trip by Oxenham Ev ans Carter and Eaton through Goshen Pass. Easter visits include Crismonds and Brown family members with several Millwood residents hosting gatherings and attending Middleburg Races.

Jane W. Hutton Millwood Harry W. Oxenham Robert Jay Evans Blue Ride Country Day School Randolph Carter Warrenton Ray Eaton Washington, D. C American Red Cross Goshen Pass Marury River Leaington A. R. Crismond Alexandria Crismond Herbert E. Brown Helen Beatty John Beatty Pittsburgh Millwood Richard C. Plater, Jr Thibodaux Play Gardens H. E. Brown Winston Pyne Alexandras James P. Sipe White Post Patsy Durell Annandale Wilton Bovyston, Jr Alcinda Pyne Robert MeclInturff Beverly Estep Phyllis Weinburg Carol Ann Estep Robert Weinburg Allen B. Weinburg Arthur R. Crismond William B. Watkins Annfield Karl Boy-Ed Roland G. Mitchell Page Vaida Henry Post Mitchell R. G. Mitchell Gienn Richmond Roland G Mitchell Agnes Mitchell Courtney Byrd Jones Woodbine Champe Carter Conner, Jr Elizabeth Bradford Nathaniel Jones Robert Magill Lynchborg Frederick B. Robinson, Jr St. Petersburg Marshall Kay Prances Watson Dallas Texas Frank L. Hutton Kathryn Jolliffe Fort George Meade Julian A. Evertly Mary Conroy Wilson

Origin of the saying "Ask me no questions, I'll tell you no fibs"

The line appears in Oliver Goldsmith's She Stoops to Conquer from Act III Scene 1 (1773) as "Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no fibs." Since then writers like Scott Dickens Shaw adopted similar phrasing using lies.

C. Q Oliver Goldsmith Scott Dickens Shaw Goldsmith

Change in SCC Taxing Formula Would Hit Here

Clarke County would lose 16186 pounds and Frederick County 23351 dollars in tax revenues if the State Corporation Commission uses local assessment ratios to tax public service properties. SCC may drop its 40 percent formula, replacing it with local ratios to equalize taxes. The estimates, based on local rates, include railroad tracks and other property.

Clarke County Frederick County State Corporation Commission SCC Public Service Corporation Winchester Ralph T. Catterall Catterall

Bahai Faith and Nine Symbolism in Wilmette Temple

The Bahai Faith, originating in Persia in 1844, emphasizes the number nine as perfection. The $3 million Bahai Temple in Wilmette, Illinois features nine concrete piers, nine pillars representing nine world religions, nine arches, a nine-sided park, nine avenues, and nine gateways, and was dedicated in 1953 to unity of God prophets mankind.

Persia Wilmette Ilinois God

Gifted Children Shouldn't Have Special Classes

Dr. Laura Zirbes of Ohio State University argues gifted children benefit from inclusive classrooms. She told the Assn for Childhood Education Convention that even gifted students learn to live with average peers and become better people through broader social contact.

Laura Zirbes Ohio State University Assn

Methodist Laymen To Speak Sunday In No Vacant Pulpit Series

Several laymen from Stephens City Methodist Church will speak Sunday as part of Winchester Layman's No Vacant Pulpit program running to June 1. Speakers include A. R. Marks at Plains Methodist Church Marshall Charge and H. E. York at Shockeysville Methodist Church Francis Ashbury Charge. Reverend Charles A. York of Stephens City will guest preach at New Market Methodist Church exchanging pulpits with Reverend B. S. Via Jr.

Stephens City Methodist Church Winchester Iayist A. R. Marks Plains Methodist Church Marshall H. E. York Shockeysville Methodist Church Francis Ashbury R. E. Ayler Howellsville Methodist Church Linden Charles A. York New Market Methodist Church B. S. Via, Jr

Leesburg and Chantilly Firemen Name Honorary Chiefs

Leesburg Volunteer Fire Co names Miss Betty Jane Fletcher as Honorary Fire Chief for the Firemen’s parade. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester E Fletcher of Ashburn and a Leesburg High School graduate employed as a reservationist with TWA in Washington.

Betty Jane Fletcher Leesburg Alma Mae Byrne Chantilly Leland N. Byrne Chantily Miss Byrne Herndon High School

Rev Bernard S Via to Speak at Stephens City

The Rev Bernard S Via Jr pastor of Manor Memorial Church New Market will preach at Stephens City Methodist Church at 11 am His sermon titled Our Call to Christian Education fits a district wide program plan with Via as guest preacher

Bernard S. Via, Jr Manor Memorial Methodist Church New Market Stephens City Methodist Church Via Stephens City

Methodist ministers to preach on higher education program

Pulpit exchange of Methodist ministers is set for next Sunday to inaugurate a program of emphasis on higher education by the Methodist Church in the United States. The plan was adopted by the last session of the General Conference.

United States

Alaska Declares Holiday on Salmon Opening Day

The state marks a holiday aligning with the national salmon fishing season opener, joining patriotic and religious observances like July 4 and Christmas. The designation affects state offices and public schedules, highlighting Alaska’s fishing heritage and seasonal economy.

Alaska

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