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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1962
Page
13
John O. Marsh Jr. campaigned in Amherst County saying the central issue is preservation of freedom. He warned of international communist threat and rising centralism eroding liberties and urged responsibility and sacrifice.
White Hall residents share social visits with Gertie Hardy from Winchester and Benny Strother family. Shockeysville attendees include Strothers Luttrells and Carter Luttrell. Libby Luttrell sang at Meeting. Naomi Luttrell visited Guy Robinson. Albert Luttrell trips to Ohio. Women work in cherries at Zero Plant. Dinner guests included Wallie Sharley Falls Church and Whitacre Whitacre and Holliday families.
BOYCE F L. Largent Jr a Democratic candidate for Congress in the Seventh District spoke at a lawn party urging strong support for public schools He said federal aid to education should be resisted and the local level must strengthen the system to maximize tax dollar value He noted his own and his family generations attended public schools and listed his school background Handley High School Winchester and Boyce Agricultural High School
A glossary note explains common misspellings of registrar and registrar as terms for record keeping. It emphasizes correct usage in official documents and public notices.
A dense list of 1950s era TV and film offerings across channels with titles like Bozo the Clown News Report Porky Pig Little Miss Marker Popeye plus Westerns and day time soaps. The lineup includes Laugh In The Bunch The Price is Right News Final Nightly Weather and Tonight Show among others with times ranging from noon to 2:00 a.m.
Virginia welcomes visitors with a busy July of events. The Chincoteague wild pony round-up returns July 25 26 drawing many visitors after the Ash Wednesday storm. Port city theaters host summer shows while arts and music festivals dot the coast and mountains. The Sandpiper Theater runs nightly shows and the Lotus Festival opens July 25 in Princess Anne County.
Families hosting Fresh Air children must notify authorities by tomorrow to extend the stay for two more weeks. Mrs. Paul Newlin and Mrs. French Reid said the first bus to New York leaves Stephens City School at 10 a.m. July 10. About 37 children arrived last week, sponsored by the Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund.
A concise phonetic note explains the term glabrous with pronunciation as gray brass, stressing the first syllable. The guide clarifies stress and syllable emphasis for readers unfamiliar with the word.
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