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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1950

Page

7

Councilman to Be Elected in January

Stephens City council accepted the resignation of Councilman Hugh Racey after he moved outside town limits. Election of a successor was deferred until the January meeting.

Stephens City—Town Council Hugh Racey

Carter Fabrics Division Rayon Plant Honored for Safe 2 Million Hours

Virginia news from South Boston reports the Carter Fabrics Division rayon plant received honors for two million man hours worked without a disabling accident. An open house drew about 3,000 locals to celebrate with 630 employees. W. J. Carter and A. C. Carter attended, noting the plant’s safety record since June 7, 1949.

South Boston Carter Fabrics Division Lant J. P. Stevens Ad Company Inc W. J. Carter A. C. Carter Stevens Company

Roanoke Considers Low Rent Public Housing Bid

A bid of 3 066 000 by Good Construction Corporation of Charlotte NC for Roanoke's first low rent housing project covers 440 rooms an administration building and related work. The bid is just under the 3 078 000 federal loan target and a January 9 advisory referendum will gauge local sentiment.

Roanoke Good Construction Corporation of Charlotte N. C

Speaker Says Peace Is Spiritual Work

In Charlottesville Dr. Raymond J. Seeger, chief of aeroballistic research at the Navy Ordnance Laboratory, argues the war problem lies in the heart of man. He says peace cannot be achieved by war, economics, education, science, or politics alone. all require divine aid and a spiritual effort.

Charlottesville Raymond .J. Seeger Seeger Navy Ordnance Laboratory Silver Spring University of Virginia

Warrenton Attorney Clarence W. Carter Dies After Attack

Warrenton former Commonwealth's Attorney Clarence W. Carter, 55, died at the Fauquier club after a heart attack. Funeral at St James Episcopal Church at 2 p.m. Thursday, burial in Warrenton Cemetery. Carter, a Warrenton High School and Washington and Lee graduate, served as Commonwealth's Attorney from 1927 to 1944.

Warrenton Clarence W. Carter Commonwealth's Franquier County Fauquier Club

Hospital List of Patients Admitted and Names

A local hospital lists patients admitted recently. Names include Hawkins Bloomer, J B Luttrell, Catherine Brumback, Henry Brumback's daughter, Mrs. Lee Moats, Harvey C. Grubbs, Catherine Brumback's address, Mrs. Clarence Cougill, Nancy Jane Warren, Mrs. Calvin Weatherholtz, Mrs. Frederick L. Baker, Jimmy P. Johnson from Terra Alta, Mrs. J S Wisman, Archibald Evans, Mrs. Anderson Hants, Mrs. T M McDaniel, Mrs. John Rudolph, Mrs. William Cassabone, Mrs. Stanley Boyce.

A Hawkins Bloomer J . B. Luttrell W. Boscawen Catherine Brumback Henry Brumback Lee Moats N. Kent St Harvey C. Grubbs Fairview Ave Clarence E. Cougill Cecil St Nancy Jane Warren Courtfield Ave Calvin Weatherholtz

Change in Grading Of Beef Is Made

Richmond Virginia farmers and housewives may feel effects from USDA beef grading changes, with prime and choice merging into a new prime and good raised to choice. The department argues prices depend on demand for types, not grades, effective December 29.

Richmond United States Department of Agriculture Virginia Parke C. Brinkley USDA

Gas tax collections near record high in 1950

Based on ten months of 1950, Virginia's Division of Motor Vehicles reports $40,610,531 in gas tax receipts, compared with $43,819,782 for all of 1949. Commissioner C F Joyner Jr says the current pace could surpass last year's peak by month end.

Richmond State Division of Motor Vehicles C. F. Joyner, Jr

Hadacol Health Ad Promises Quick Nutritional Relief

An advertisement from The LeBlanc Corporation of Lafayette Louisiana extols Hadacol a vitamin mineral supplement. It features Mrs Katherine McCubbins of Louisville Kentucky sharing a testimonial about relief from nervous fatigue weight loss and insomnia after using Hadacol claiming refunds if not improved. Prices listed are 125 for trial size and 350 for large family or hospital size.

Katherine McCubbins Louisville Ave Louisville McCubbins LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana

Sailors Nabbed Near Here On Auto Theft Charges

Two sailors fugitives from Washington were arrested Monday night by Lt. Jos Ritter and Pvt. Ernest Stotler near here. Vladimir Nikolaniev 19 of New York and Robert Mazza 17 of Pittsburgh were taken to Washington DC with two women identified as Mrs. Mary Jane Miller and Mrs. Stella Finley. The suspects were in a 1946 Dodge sedan reported stolen December 1 in Washington after fleeing Brown's Service Station unpaid for gas.

Washington Here Jos Ritter Pvt Ernest Stoter District of Columbia Vladimir Nikolaniev New York Robert Mazza Pittsburgh Mary Jane Miller Stella Finley Hancock, Md Winchester Cumberland Brown Nain Ritter Stotler Albin

Howard Magruder Struck by Auto

Howard Magruder, 63, colored resident of 208 E. Clifford St., suffered brush burns on both arms and shock after being struck by a 1941 Plymouth sedan at 4 15 p m yesterday on the corner of Boscawen St and Indian Alley. Richard McIntyre of Baker St. Winchester was driving and turning left from Indian Alley. Magruder was crossing from the south to the north when struck.

Howard Magruder E. Clifford St Boscawen 8 St Indian Alley Richard McIntyre Baker St. Winchester Magruder McIntyre

Can the Blarney Stone be kissed at last

The Blarney Stone was once kissed only by being suspended head downward from a tower 80 feet above ground. The stone now has easier access after owners altered the setup. Annual cleaning removes a heavy lipstick coating.

W.R. A

Mt Olive Sunday School to present 4 Christmas program

Hayfield article notes Mt Olive Sunday School plans a four episode Christmas program to be presented December 25 at 7 30 p m under Mrs Silas directed by Palmer inviting all to attend. The piece also lists numerous local visits dinners and family gatherings among residents including the Larrick Wiley Brengle Clowser Good and others across Winchester Berryville and Stephens City.

Luther Larrick Hayfield Mt. Olive Silas Palmer Milburn Wiley and Son Lula Moulden Ollia Crowser Emery Bryan James Brooks Ernest Davies Luther Larrick E. E. Brengle Winchester Sloan Wolfe West Virginia William Sonny” Palmer Silas Palmer Calvin Loy Sun William Clowser William Good Washington Lydia Morgan Flavius Good Arthur Julian Larrick Mike Brown

Reading Lessons Must Be Planned by Teachers

Miss Merle Davis of Amonding urged about 75 Frederick County teachers at James Wood High School to plan reading lessons like other subjects. Teachers from across the county shared practices to boost reading, with experiences summarized by Davis. Delegates reported on the State Teacher Convention held last month in Richmond.

Merle Davis Amonding Miss Davis Frederick County James Wood High School Richmond

Se With Their Parents Mr. And Mrs Scott

A brief line notes an event involving Se accompanied by their parents Mr. and Mrs. Scott. The wording suggests a formal family notice or engagement mention within a local news context.

Mrs. Scott

Pile relief ointment gains fame from Buffalo druggist

About four decades ago a Buffalo pharmacist made a cooling ointment to soothe itching and burning piles. The product, advertised with a money back guarantee, spread in reach as its popularity grew among users seeking fast relief.

Buffalo

Quarles to Address Father-Son Banquet

Garland R. Quarles head of Winchester Schools will speak at the Father-Son banquet at Winchester Presbyterian Church on December 13. He will be introduced by W. R. Legge with the program led by Raymond Saxe.

Garland R. Quarles Winchester Winchester Presbyterian Church Mr. Quarles W. R. Legge

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