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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1963
Page
9
The Hebron Baptist Church on Route 8 at Gore will host a week of services with guest speaker the Rev. Ken Hoover. He will be joined by his wife for special music each night. Services run Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. and Monday to Friday at 7 30 p.m. Public is invited.
Recent visitors included Mrs. Myrtle Ballet of Lantz Mill and the Nicholes family from Hyattsville Maryland. Mrs. Charles Bauserman and family prepared to join her husband in Downey California for his new employment. Master Kevin White of Front Royal vacationed with grandparents. The Wynchester and Arlington guests and other visitors are noted with family ties and homecomings.
An advertisement promotes Printed Pattern 4757 for Jr. Miss sizes 9 11 18 15 17. Includes a shift dress coat over a playsuit and space saving suitcases. Mail 50 cents to Anne Adams Winchester Star Pattern Dept New York for a free pattern catalog coupon.
Tunstall Powers Jr son of Dr and Mrs Tunstall Powers of Limestone Lane Winchester earned the Eagle Scout award at a Court of Honor for Troop 2 at the Presbyterian Church Vern LaBarre Shenandoah Area Council chief scout executive presented the Eagle Badge Mrs Powers received it from Scout master O C Wine Several Troop 2 Scouts also earned ranks and merit badges including Donald Plumly Robby Wright Lohn Dunlop Jr Freddy Brumback Jr Steven Beckner David Elsen Tom Flory and David Holliday in a candle light ceremony
Mrs Dor otty Davids a charter Loudoun Republican Woman member may switch parties after being elected as Democratic committeewoman from Loudoun County. She said she is considering a change in affiliation after winning the Mountville precinct seat in the Democratic primary by four write in votes amid fourteen ballots cast.
Six workers were scalded to death and six more were seriously injured at a Yugoslavian steel mill when molten steel spilled during transport from the furnace. The accident occurred at the Mesic plant.
A large bass drum painted with Lets Go Mets was turned into the Independent Subway System lost and found. It was found on a subway car the day after the Mets suffered their 12th straight defeat.
In OFORD England AP report Dr. L Kopelowitz told a British Medical Association meeting that long term contraceptive pill use could delay ovulation, creating a possibility that a 60s or 70s woman might become pregnant after taking the drug for years. He did not name a specific pill.
Boston AP reports Cardinal Cushing will baptize the eighth Kennedy child, Christopher George Kennedy, next Friday in Hyannis at St. Francis Xavier church. The child, son of Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy and Ethel Skakel Kennedy, was born July 4 at St. Elizabeth's and is their fifth son. The family recently brought the baby home.
Mountaineers expelled about 70 youths from a Blue Ridge summer camp after a fire at the gym and gunfire incidents. Sheriff C R McCall said the camp planned relocation to New Jersey amid accusations of free love practices and nudity. Camp members denied racial mix and described Summerlane as a simple mountain retreat for recreation and athletics.
Guests in the home of Mrs. Juanita Cope included Mr. and Mrs. Wally Elliott and daughter of Washington, Mrs. Daryl Copeland of Star Tannery, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Drummond of Strasburg. Julius Beeler remains a patient at Mal Hospital. Miller and son Will returned from Winchester Memorial Hospital. A. H. Kibler and family hosted Mrs. H. L. Braithwaite of Baltimore. Dorothy Doman visited with her parents, Harry and Mrs. Doman, in Silver nere. Millie K. Brown returned home to Elmer Snarr's residence after visiting near Winchester. Lillian Williams attended the Bucher reunion at Mountain Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDonald and her of Silver Spring were noted.
A guest should not depart before the meal ends unless there is a very urgent reason such as illness. Proper dining requires staying through the last course unless an emergency arises.
Miami Beach AP reports 1964 expansion to include a Little Miss Universe for ages five to ten. Executive director Philip Bottfeld says the event aims to be a family affair and imitate the broader pageant in looks and personality. The main Miss Universe pageant proceeds toward Sunday opening at Bayfront Park with processing finished.
Dear Abby counsels removing certain relatives from gift lists and sending a Christmas card instead. She says to avoid purchases, then notes an expectant bride questioned about more gifts and a teen letter praising clean living amidst a sea of adult content.
Middletown Fire Co. agreed to march in parades for three towns after invitations from Berryville John H Enders Fire Co New Market Co and Hamilton Fire Co. The group also granted access for the Stephen City Fire Co to use swings and stands and sought orderly employee parking at Wayside Theatre. President Jack Shiley named two committees building and fundraising with Howard Shull Joe Jenkins Wayne Daton Jim Boaz and Jimmy Beatty John Hall John Owings and Paul Hinkle on them.
New Delhi reports the Chinese Communists have withdrawn from a military post in northwest Ladakh, four miles inside the 1959 line of actual control. The move follows India’s protest last month over the disputed Himalayan border area.
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