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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1952
Page
3
A newspaper publication presents Fulton Ourslers A Childs Life of Jesus with Neil O Keeffe illustrations. The piece recounts Jesus teaching love for God and neighbor, welcoming children, forgiving others, and urging faith. It mentions Matthew as a follower and notes the book is sourced from Ourslers work.
Berryville social notes list guests from Washington including Mr. Rozier Emmans and his mother Mrs. Gladys Owens plus Mrs. Loretta Osborn and Major Edward Shemp. Other items note Florence Broaddus ill in Culpeper and William Clevenger recently in Winchester Hospital.
Local society notes list numerous weekend visitors and holiday travel across Front Royal, Winchester, Alexandria, Baltimore, and Martinsburg. Guests include the Kaplans, Haughs, Galloways, Ristedts, and Bennerson families, with travels to Chicago, Washington, Hagerstown, and Philadelphia.
The red triangle of the YMCA stands for the organization’s threefold effect to foster growth of spirit, mind, and body.
Santa Claus used a helicopter to visit the Crippled Children’s Hospital in Oklahoma City. Children watched from sun porches as Santa landed on a parkway in front of the hospital, drawing smiles from patients and staff.
In Hawaiian it means flea. The musical instrument got its name because the rapid finger movements suggested the insect’s motions.
New York reports a twelve month old child named Tessa Lowe born in Switzerland or America was sent alone to Brooklyn by her parents who tied her passport to her coat. The journey caused six hours of jet lag and the child slept during the first days then woke at 3 a.m. for activities at her grandparents' home. Father David Lowe works for an American advertising firm in Switzerland.
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