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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1971
Page
12
Local guests visit Middletown residents including Archie Conner and James Inskip families. Various trips and hospital stays noted plus a March of Dimes drive on January 31 organized by Judy Paige with Cadettes.
The article recalls the resurrection flower as a Christian legend where the plant appears where the Holy Family rested in Egypt, bloomed at the Savior’s birth, closed at the Crucifixion, and reopened at Easter, giving it its name.
Highlights list afternoon to late night films featuring star Glenn Ford in The Green Glove and The Money Trap. The Friday Night Movies present The Rounders with Ford and Fonda, followed by Sir Graves Ghastly’s Dracula, and Special Correspondent. The text notes the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus act debut on NBC.
On Sunday January 31 the morning service will be led by the United Methodist Youth Fellowship with guest speaker Miss Jean Baker from Winchester. The notice records community sympathy for the Sours family after the death of A W Sours who had lived in the area for years.
Greenwood Sunday School will meet at Greenwood Methodist Chapel on Sunday January 31 at 9 45 a m with no worship service. Mrs John Dove visits Baltimore relatives. Visitors at J W Carlisle home include Roy, Gary Carlisle and Allison Lord. Mrs Mark Durst of Kearneysville visited her mother Mrs Mable Brown. Melvin Crouse family visited Gaithersburg Maryland. Gary Daughterty of Rockville Maryland visited the Byran home. Kim and Tammy Sirk of Kearneysville spent weekend in Strasburg with Mrs Bowman and later with Mrs Mable Brown at Greenwood Road.
Religious leaders select governors at 11 of 19 Indian pueblos with one year terms starting January 1. At the remaining eight pueblos, officers are elected by tribal members.
Kate Hawley winner of the Hugh O Brian Acting Award at UCLA for her role as Hal Holbrook's secretary in NBC TV's The Bold Ones Senator segments.
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