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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1948
Page
10
Virginia will send 44 delegates and 11 alternates to the Wallace party national convention opening Friday in Philadelphia. George Elwood, executive secretary of the Progressive party of Virginia, said about half of the Virginia delegation will be negroes.
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Judge John Rice settles cases for Elizabeth Davenport at 617 N Cameron St for disorderly conduct with a $14.25 fine and Dewey Elliott of R 3 Winchester for drunkenness with a $9.75 fine.
Andrew escorts Carol through Branfield social scenes as a bored, defiant girl pushes to live beyond rules. He introduces her to JOAN and MARY while navigating uneasy alliances, aging peers, and party dynamics at the Priests' steak gathering. The evening strains reveal Carol's restlessness and Andrew's reluctant commitment to help her fit in.
The July 20 Mt Pleasant Va column notes a well attended children's day program. A series of social visits includes Ray Mayhew and Pearl Cochran with Lamp and Snapp families, and trips by Pearl Cochran to Winchester. The Ladies Aid schedules a church yard party for July 30 with a potential rain plan. Several residents, including the Rosenberger and Boyce families, are mentioned visiting relatives and returning from trips.
Messrs Robbie Stephens Sonny Stager Julian Cooper Jr and Richard Hoover camp at the Falls since Friday. Julian Cooper Jr drove a car full of camping gear up the ridge to the old picnic grounds. The group keeps lanterns burning at night near their tents and stay armed with guns as they hunt deer and roam with their dogs.
Messrs Russell and F H Swimley Jr visited Culpeper and Washington. Mr and Mrs Ralph Costone welcomed a son at Stuart Circle hospital Richmond, with Mrs Costone formerly Miss Anna Price. Mrs Eli Janney and granddaughter from Hagerstown spent the weekend with relatives.
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