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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1965

Page

8

County Schools Face Federal Funds Cut Over Civil Rights Rule

Clarke County and 35 other Virginia districts risk losing federal school funds when the 1965-66 year begins unless they pledge full compliance with the Civil Rights Act. Supt. George W. Burton reports HEW demands include desegregation orders or detailed plans to end discrimination. Only four districts have approved plans.

Berryville Clarke Virginia George W. Burton Richmond William H. Battle Clarke County Federal Department of Health Education and Welfare Supt Burton Craig Buchanan Fairfax Counties Colonial Heights

Why Good-Time Charlie Suffers Uneasy Bladd Relief Ad

The ad promotes Doan's Pills as a threefold remedy for bladder irritation backache and muscular pain. It claims soothing bladder relief, fast pain relief, and a mild diuretic effect to aid kidney output. It touts sixty years of consumer use and urges buying the large size.

Charlie Dean Doan

Wolfe earns Freshman honors at Virginia Tech Little International

Tommy Wolfe son of Cecil and Mrs. Wolfe of Woodberry Farm won the Freshman trophy at the Virginia Tech Little International Show in Blacksburg. He exhibited the top Angus heifer and the reserve beef animal and placed in Hereford, earning the Freshman competition trophy. Brother Dickie and Danny Wolfe also show entries May 3 at Farmers Livestock Market.

Berryville Tommy Wolfe Cecil Wolfe Woodberry Farm Virginia Tech Blackseburg Tommy Clarke County Wolfe Jack Copenehaver Amaml Science Department Tech Dickie Danny Farmers Livestock Market Will Tommy Hoff Tom Hoff Bluemont Cecil P. Wolfe Young Hoff Virginia Beef Producers Assn

Brenda McArtor Crowned Miss Clarke County

In Berryville Clarke County High School stage saw thirty two contestants. Brenda McArtor, Naomi Rutherford and Jo Ann Chilcott eliminated early. McArtor, a senior, was chosen Miss Clarke County and will ride on the Berryville Lions Club float at the Apple Blossom Festival and in the Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom contest.

Berryville Garland Canter Brenda McArtor Clarke County Lions Club Shenandoah Clarke County High School Washington D.C Washington, D. C Naomi Rutherford Jo Ann Chilcott Miss McArtor Clarke High School Peter Dove Garland Caneter

Raritan Corn Field Readied for Seeding in Record Time

Spectators praised a 26 acre field prepared for corn planting at William Whyel farm after seven dealers demonstrated 1965 tractors and 14 inch plows. Rain halted full seeding but field work impressed Raritan Club members who plan a second 14 acre plot.

White Post William Whyel Farm Lupton Equipment Co C. I. Brumback & Sons Clem’s Garage Sandy’s Auto and Equipment Co Shade Equipment Winchester Equipment Cos Clarke Raritan Club White Post and Boyce Winchester Southern States Cooperative Raritans Whyel Berryville Horse Show Grounds Raritan Roland Mitchell

Pottery Making Socials Across Wabena of Tangan yika

Women in the Wabena of Tangan yika gather on appointed days under a glass shelter. They roast corn, drink beer, and fashion wet clay into functional water jugs as a social activity free of household chores.

Tanganyika

Berryville PTA elects new officers for coming year

Berryville Berryville Elementary School hosts PTA meeting where Augustus Cockerell is named President Arthur Mitchell becomes vice president Dolly Ann Longerbeam serves as secretary and Wesley Shaeffer is treasurer Beverly Whiting chairs the nominating committee Officers will be installed at the May meeting.

Berryville Parent-Teacher Association Augustus Cockerell Arthur Mitchell Dolly Ann Longerbeam Wesley Shaeffer Beverly Whiting

Berryville Jaycees Sponsor Handicapped Child Camp

Berryville Jaycees vote to sponsor a Clarke County handicapped child for Camp Easter Seal attendance. Club expenses total 250 dollars with 350 dollars covered by the state. A car wash on May 29 will raise part of the funds. time and place to be announced. Arrangements by Buddy Hardesty, Danny Inlow and Gary Levi.

Berryville Jaycees Clarke County Buddy Hardesty Danny Inlow Gary Levi

Blue Ridge Hunt Names Two Masters At North Hill Meeting

Blue Ridge Hunt selected Byron Conrad Boyce and Mrs. George H. Greehalgh Jr. as joint masters at the annual North Hill gathering. Col. Graham Dougherty and Alexander MacKay Smith joined the hunt committee, while Richard E. Dole declined another year as master after six years. The St Croix River remains the last large clean river near Minneapolis St Paul.

Boyce Byron Conrad George H. Greehalgh, Jr Blue Ridge North Hill Col Graham Dougherty Alexander MacKay Smith Richard E. Dole

Sheriff Clears Trash Placed on Private Farm

Clarke County newcomer James Adams was caught dumping trash onto the William Jenks farm along Route 536 near Route 7. Sheriff John Slater says highway litterers can face felony charges and will be prosecuted. property owners may press charges or require cleanup.

Berryville James Adams Clarke County Slater Jenks Farm Adams

James W Singleton Civil War figure and peace negotiator

Clarke County native James W Singleton a com patriot and close Lincoln ally during the Civil War helped seek negotiated peace. A self taught lawyer, he built Boscobel near Quincy and rode the circuit with Lincoln while pushing railroad expansion. He resigned to press peace talks in Washington and Richmond through March 1865.

Clarke County James W. Singleton Lincoln Land’s End Shaw Hill Kentucky Illinois Quincy Abraham Lincoln Singleton Illinois Militia Washington Richmond Kimball

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Edward A. Mearns, Jr University of Virginia HEW Beefore Bure ‘Ton Va. Tech Berryville, Vasurance Corp Sharon Crim Shirley Dofflemyer Terry Emmart Frances Everhart Ann Homer Jennie Ragney Pat Levi Norma Lynn Lewis Janie Longerbeam Barbara Robertson Gail Rothrock Jo Ann Ryder Lions Light Conservation Fund Evelyn Ford Robert Rush Jim Coffinberger WINC Clifton Price Lions W. T. Chafin Hunt St. Croix Minneapolis St. Paul Midwest Berryville, Va Clarke County Motor CO Chrysler Sylvania ANIA HaloLight Surrou Omar Na Tila di Cteela Harmor Deca Radar Leiden Ae Yourse Black Eel C Bank of F_& MNAT KNIC
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