Berryville Socials Host Weekend Guests and Travelers
Berryville society notes list families visiting from Baltimore Fairfax and Silver Spring with trains of relatives from St. Louis Milwaukee Chicago and New York. Local residents welcomed guests at weekend gatherings and weekend trips, with several trips planned to Williamsport and Wrightsville Beach NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
William Levi
Vernon Wilson
Baltimore
Stanley Stout
Sherborn
Mass
Chambers
Luther Broaddus
St. Louis
Araby
Helen Cooley
Rochester
N. Y
J. J. Harris
A. M. Morris
Maria Morris
Selden G. O'Bryan
Joy
Wrightsville Beach
N. C
Edward Muller
Sally
Silver Spring
Weekend visits cross Glenside and Arlington circles
Social notes list William Hagerty of Glenside and Mrs. Holmes Withers in Waynesboro guests of the Wise and Morrison families. Visitors include Grace Louthan and Robert Louthan from Washington DC, Lillian Marinello of Bellmore, and others from Arlington, Roanoke, Salisbury, Winchester, and Baltimore as well as families connected to Colesville Road and Fort Bragg. The column closes with a literary Q and A about silence as best reply to calumny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Seabright
Barbara Jean
T. B Btrode
Hugh N. Ritter
Motley
James Ritter
Motley Methodist Church
Walter Withers
Holmes Withers
Waynesboro
Robert Louthan
Washington, D. C
Edward T. McDonald
Baltimore
Mason Morris
Harold Farrington
Arlington
James Devine
Roanoke
Khrushchev Faces Opposition to His Economic Plan
Khrushchev struggles to win broad party support for his program as Pravda railings portray him as Leninist and forward looking. The Kremlin clash continues as old Bolsheviks back Khrushchev while purged leaders are branded anti Leninist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Lenin
Kremlin
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Molotov
Kaganovich
Union Republics
United States
Stalin
Central Committee
Desegregation Plan Draws Little Local Reaction At Nashville
Nashville school officials report minimal public response to the new first grade desegregation zoning plan. The board’s attorneys advise keeping the approved plan intact as federal court approved. Separately John Kasper, cited segregationist leader, says southern segregationists will attend a Sunday meeting here to protest integration starting with first grades at the new school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
John Kasper
Clinton
W. H. Oliver
Transfers Prompted by Zoning Change in Nashville
Only two or three transfer requests were received after zoning changes affected 23 of 36 zones. An estimated 126 Negro children would be placed in formerly white first grade classes, about 10 percent of Nashville’s Negro first graders, with 15 schools receiving from one to 25 Negro students each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Nashville
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Emily McCormick
Russell Kaplan
Kaplan
Forrest Haugh
Frederick
Mary Sharrer
Gloria Morrison
Margaret Wachter
Milton Costello
Mr. Costello
George William Costello
Bertha Costello
Milwaukee
Wis
Miss Costello
Washington
Elizabeth Williams
Edward McC. Williams
Camp Alleghany
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
George B. Ashe
Shirley Lickey
Southwood Gary
Richmond
Lickey
Louis Lickey
Cora Yoder
van Wyck
Malvin Longerbeam
Longerbeam
Dan Brandt
Coalport
William Hagerty
Glenside
Elizabeth Elsea
Tom Norvell
Pamela
French Galfour
Clearwater
Fla
Kermit Rhoden
Carroll Rhoden
Russell Scilly
Tilton
N. H
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Rhodens
Marine Corps
Ben Jonson
the Fox
George Washington
Virginia Power CO
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Eeraus Chiggere
Cooma
Nome Ides Avie
Mets
Dtua Id Sie Wiechwall
Blackwall
Whitewall
Southern Tir and Battery Co., Inc
Handley High
Braddock
Tione
Penney
Summer Caps Legionnaire
ITWIN
William L. Ryan
Ferenc Huba
Juliana
Idlewild
Huba
U.S
Painegeville
Ohio
Yugoslavia
International
Singer Sewing Center
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English Channel
Strait of
Dover
Daniel Webster
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester’s Old Strong Bank
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