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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1961

Page

5

Warrenton Couple Tops Bridge Fourth Quarter Winners

Mr. and Mrs. William D. Snyder of Warrenton won first place in the quarterly duplicate bridge match held in Washington by the Winchester Leesburg and Warrenton clubs. Runners-up included Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cline and third place went to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Scully.

William D. Snyder Warrenton Washington Winchester Leesburg W. W. Cline Thomas G. Scully Kathryn M. Carter Lyle E. Cox Harold G. Brown Preston Avery

Former newspaperman Pagy W Armstrong Dies at 55

Former newspaperman and once a publicist for actress Marlene Dietrich, Pagy W. Armstrong, 55, died Friday in a hospital. He served on the staff of the old New York PM newspaper.

Pagy W . Armstrong Marlene Dietrich New York

Publication Order in Virginia Divorce Case 1961

In Frederick County Circuit Court Virginia Genevieve Chrismore Leonberger seeks divorce from Lawrence Raymond Leonberger on wilful desertion. The nonresident defendant must appear within 10 days of publication and depositions are set for August 5 1961 at the Gratchen Building Winchester. Publication to occur weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star.

Circuit Court OF Frederick Virginia Genevieve Chrismore Leonberger Lawrence Raymond Leonberger Circuit Court Frederick County Largent, Anderson and Larrick Gratchen Building Winchester Lawrence Ray Star

Miss Judy Williams Visits Florida After Festival Glory

Ber ryville beauty Miss Judy Sue Williams holder of Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom 1961 traveled to Palm Beach Florida with motion picture star Burt Reynolds to attend the opening of The Sound of Hunting at Palm Beach Junior College. She was a special guest at the play and spent a week in luxury hosted by Palm Beach interests before returning home with her cousin Mrs Rolfe Kennard of Cheverly Maryland.

Judy Sue Williams Berryville Pal Beach Fla Burt Reynolds Palm Beach Junior College Cial Florida Apple Blossom Rolfe Kennard Palm Beach Holiday Inn Sea Breeze Hotel South Ocean Boulevard

Auctioneers Set Benefit Sale For SPCA Fund

Five auctioneers volunteer for a benefit sale to aid Winchester SPCA shelter building fund. On Aug. 17 at Patton's Warehouse 13 Oates Ave starting 6 p.m. C R Duvall E T Snider Buddy Artrip Denny Cole Buck Orndorff will auction items. Organizer Ervine S. Cleveland seeks to raise 1000 dollars for the shelter fund marking his 10th anniversary. Potential donors may call MO 2 8616.

Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Patton’s Oates Ave C. R. Duvall E. T. Snider Buddy Artrip Denny Cole Buck Orndorff Ervine S. Cleveland SPCA Evelyn Yang Ny Lringer George Weidig Cleveland Shelter

Gobel Musical A Broadway Hit Before It Opens

Hollywood reports a TV slot dispute could boost George Gobel as star of the Broadway musical Let It Ride, based on Three Men on a Horse. The show reportedly has $1,200,000 in advance sales and a projected $400,000 cost, with Gobel owning a stake.

Hollywood Madison Avenue George Gobel Broadway George MacMurray Fred Lonesome George

Chicago Police Deployed After Racial Tensions Surge

A large police presence from Chicago and New York authorities tackled outbreaks of street violence as white youths fought with Black teens in Chicago's southwest side and Harlem, with dozens detained and several injuries reported. Nationwide tensions included Freedom Riders in Mississippi and demonstrations in Montgomery, with officials wary of further unrest.

Taboe Chicago T. Southwest Side Charles Glass Harrison New York Bronx Biloxi Miss Walter A. Bailey Ku Klux Klan KKK Bailey Robert F. Kennedy Jackson James Spencer Freedom Riders Mississippi Chattanooga Ten Montgomery Ala U.S. Dist Frank M. Johnson

Fullback Steve Lach dies at 40 in Altoona

Steve Lach, former Pittsburgh Steelers fullback in 1946 47, died Friday of a heart attack in Altoona Pennsylvania. Lach, a Duke University star, joined the NFL with the Chicago Cardinals in 1942.

Steelers

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