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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1961
Page
7
A reader asks if it is appropriate to confront a mother in law who surrounds herself with baby photos. Abby counsels that it is her home and suggests avoiding confrontation by not looking. Also questions on underage marriage signatures and an older partner. Abby offers brief guidance.
In Philadelphia two contenders vie for the newly formed United Church of Christ presidency. Rev. Dr. James E. Wagner of Philadelphia challenges nominating committee pick Rev. Dr. Ben M. Herbster of Norwood Ohio as delegates vote to select moderator and other officers for the 2 million member church.
Ketchum Idaho AP reports Vi re atrick, son of Hemingway, was expected to arrive from Africa for the funeral. The service is tentatively set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at a cemetery, with Rev. Robert Waldmann to officiate. The church will grant burial rites despite questions over Hemingway's Catholic status after a second marriage. Authorities say Hemingway died Sunday from a self inflicted gunshot wound, with no determination yet on accident or otherwise.
James R Hoffa faced a Teamsters convention showdown on a proposed dues hike aimed at boosting Hoffa headquarters revenue. The plan faced opposition from delegates and potential legal challenges under the Landrum Griffin law requiring secret ballots for local dues increases. Hoffa sought broad pay and power moves while awaiting a possible December secret ballot among 1.7 million members.
A Q and A from Roberta Lee explains that paper napkins are appropriate for informal entertaining and practical. It suggests gifts for a friend opening a medical office, such as a waiting room item like a lamp or magazine subscription, and notes gifts can suit either personal use or future home.
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon defines mountebank as a quack peddler and charlatan. It notes mispronunciation tips and spelling pitfalls and adds a note on the naming of Virginia and West Virginia after the Virgin Queen.
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