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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1960

Page

3

Virginia Blue Law saga grows as Hampton judge voids Sunday rule

Hampton Circuit Judge voided Virginia's Sunday closing provision, ruling the blue law merged into the new criminal code and became ineffective. The decision Sparks hearings in Richmond and Chesterfield as officials seek injunctions and clarifications while merchants pursue enforcement blocks. A separate note covers a vacation pulpit exchange with Canadian ministers visiting local churches in July.

Richmond Virginia Hampton Frank A Hampton Circuit Court General Assembly Hastings Court M. Ray Doubles Chesterfield County Circuit Court Colonial Heights William Old Ernest P. Gates Chesterfield County Colonial Heights Commonwealth Kearney Elwood H. Richardson Jr Richardson

Farmers Livestock Market Prices Mixed Across Hogs Veal Sheep and Cattle

HOGS sold 479 with top barrows and gilts at 17.75 to 18.25. VEAL sold 166 with prices from 24.00 to 32.30 for various grades. SHEEP & LAMBS totaled 790 with prime at 25.40 and lower for choice and utility. SLAUGHTER CATTLE 319 sold including steers 22.00 to 25.40 and cows 12.00 to 18.00. STOCK-FEEDER CATTLE listing mid 19.00 to 25.00 for calves and yearlings.

Choice & Prime Canner & Cutter Cutter & Utility Common

Nation's Biggest Banks Report Record Profits

AP reports that most large U S banks show record operating earnings for the first half of 1960 amid higher interest rates and loan demand. Banks fault fund shortages due to competition for deposits and urge easing reserve requirements, while stockholders welcome the gains.

New York Federal Reserve Board Chicago Bank of America First National City Bank of New York Bank

Ministers and families stay at Burnt Church manse

Both ministers and their families will reside at the Burnt Church manse in Albin during the visit. All services are open to the public with Burnt Church services at 9 a.m. and Sunnyside at 10 a.m. Reverend John C. Livingston will preach at the Canadians’ pulpits while they are here.

E. Carson McLarnon Westview Presbyterian Church Toronto Burnt Sunnyside Northern Ireland McLarnon Canada Nova Scotia Ontario Wiliam Wallace Westminster Presbyterian Church Scarborough Wallace Burnt Church Albin John C. Livingston

Word Study Lesson Reveals Daily Vocabulary Goal

A daily vocabulary exercise introduces the word perpetration meaning the doing of a bad act. The note cites a quote about a rare man stopping after his first crime.

Sheriff Wins Drunk Driving Acquittal in Mecklenberg Court

Sheriff David T. Robertson of Appomattox County was acquitted of driving while intoxicated by a five man all white jury in Mecklenberg County Circuit Court. The case followed an April 21 conviction in Boydton Mayor Court with a $100 fine and one year license revocation. Robertson was arrested in Boydton after appearing wobbly and had a patrolman driver as chauffeur after posting $100 bond. He cited a doctor’s visit and a service connected ailment as factors.

Boydton David T. Robertson Appomattox County Mecklenberg County Robertson

Local Guard to Observe Fort Bragg Demonstration

A 7000 man 29th Infantry Division unit at Fort Bragg North Carolina will conduct a firing demonstration. Local National Guardsmen will join a 12 mile mobility to view a reinforced rifle company show with supporting arms and an air phase featuring F 84 jets from Missouri with high explosive and napalm bombs.

Fort Bragg N. C Missouri National Guard

Itch Me Not Advertisement at Boyd Drug Co

An ad proclaims instant relief from itching with ITCH ME NOT for eczema ringworm insect bites and surface rashes. It promises a 48c refund if itching returns and urges purchase today at Boyd Drug Co.

Boyd Drug Co

Fort Bragg Demonstration Draws Military and Civilians

Military and civilian personnel will visit Fort Bragg for a demonstration. Local Guardsmen plan to return Saturday after two weeks of training.

Fort Bragg

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