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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1963
Page
9
A reader asks Abby about the demanding life of a minister and the misperceptions of others. The column offers varying reader letters about a pastor, a hairpin, a fifth grade setback, and parental guidance with a cautious tone.
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In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on June 27 1963 Earl M Haddoz attorney for plaintiff seeks order against Farmers and Merchants National Bank executrix and others to pay 1486 24 with 4 percent interest from January 1 1963 and costs. Nonresident defendants John Scranton Glossinger Berthyl Glossinger and Gertrude Wagar must appear within the publication period to protect their interests.
The Griffith Griffin team took first place on Friday in a bridge event. In second place were Mrs Irvan OConnell and Mrs Grace Roberts. Third went to Mrs Eddie Joyce and Mrs Robert Osth of Berryville. Fourth place was awarded to Mrs A W Kinney and Mrs Walter Feaga.
An 11 year dispute over integration at Gwynn Oak Amusement Park ends August 28 as owners James David and Arthur Price commit to end racial discrimination and drop charges against about 380 demonstrators. Baltimore County Executive Spiro Agnew arranged the verbal settlement with an ad hoc committee and county oversight to ensure compliance.
The Rev J H Robinson will lead a Stephen C M E church service tomorrow evening at St Stephens. The church choir will perform and welcome attendees.
New York actress Shelley Winters, returning from Moscow, says Russian teens treat movie stars much the same as American youths. Winters spoke after attending the Moscow Film Festival and noted similar attitudes among young cinema fans.
A kitchen tip suggests using drained canned small onions in skewered meat instead of raw onion wedges. The substitution suits diners seeking a quicker option for broiling lamb or beef on skewers.
Schedule lists events including a 1:30 pm step at Lions Shelter, 6:30 pm eae str in sents' demonstration, 10 am Thursday HDC meeting in War Memorial Building, 7:30 pm Stonewall 4H at Stonewall School, 10 am Friday leader training for teaching camp crafts, and all day Saturday office.
East German border guards fired 15 shots Thursday night in an apparent attempt to stop a group trying to escape to West Berlin. West Berlin police could not confirm if anyone was hit or escaped, but several persons were involved.
The Winchester Retail Merchants Association prepares for Winchester Days with a special aces Hate merchants shoppers prize event featuring a new Oldsmobile as the top prize. Forty-two merchants join a Canary-colored A-page ad section. door prizes offered by participating stores.
AP reports bold moves to fix the balance of payments. Fed raises rates to keep money at home while Kennedy calls a foreign stock tax and seeks IMF aid to counter dollar raids. The economy shows strength with record earnings and a lower deficit despite a looming rail strike.
Ebb organization advertises a Sunday only event at the George Washington Hotel Winchester Virginia promising written guarantees and private interviews with C B Guilford. It claims male pattern baldness is incurable by Ebb and urges attendees to learn about scalp and hair issues with no obligation.
Workplace psychology advice notes that while personal opposites may attract socially, on the job they hinder performance. The piece urges adapting to an executive climate, reading signals, and using tactical behavior to maintain harmony and productivity in an office at the mercy of mood swings.
Clearbrook volunteer firemen quickly controlled a grass fire at Cedar Hill Road and U S Route 11 around 4 30 p m yesterday. The fire company spokesman reported minimal damage and said the blaze was likely started by a carelessly discarded cigarette. Firefighters took under 15 minutes to extinguish the flames.
Sheaval Broadcasting Corporation licensee of Radio Station WHPL Winchester Virginia 610 KC filed for renewal with the Federal Communications Commission on July 11 1963. Members of the public may file by August 1963 to provide facts about the station operation.
A bar of pure gold worth $7,000 disappears Thursday night in a London pickup between the British European Airways warehouse and an airliner bound for Malta. The wooden box containing the bar went missing on the short haul.
William E. Deavers, local Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. representative, has been named a winner in the First Five sales contest conducted across the Goodyear organization. He has served as the firm’s representative in the area for eight years.
The Winchester Academy of Professional Hair Dressers refurbishes 19-21 W Piccadilly Street and will start classes on Aug 13. Lecturers and stylists Jonathan Hinson and George Bradley lead beginner courses and sessions on new techniques for practicing beauticians at the former Virginia Employment Agency building.
Scullys win a bridge match with Mrs. HD Harper Jexler, Preston Avery, and John carta in third. Mrs. Irvan O Connell and Med sid Herbert Schutte placed favorites with Mr. and Mrs. W. in fifth place.
Mr. T. A. Melton Jr. of Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania spent about twenty minutes in an interview recalling that his hair regrew in a few months using an exclusive home method. He notes he did not suffer male pattern baldness.
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