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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
5
A health brief targets readers over 45 and especially those over 65. The article notes guidance drawn from expert advis omeward to aging well and preventive care.
Senator Robert F Kennedy challenged fellow senators over cuts and higher interest rates in the foreign aid bill vowing to honor pledges of Presidents Kennedy and Johnson. He warned foreign aid lacks a strong Washington constituency and urged broader executive action to halt declines.
Feature on Pattern 4655 for Misses sizes 10 through 18 offering a nautical jacket bell bottoms and shell in cotton twill. Catalog from Pattern Dept New York lists 350 design ideas with writable order form and coupon for a free pattern. Send 50 cents for catalog delivery.
REST worship services are announced for Sunday at 9 a.m. North Frederick Charge hosted a cook out at the church hall last Sunday with a large attendance from four churches. Vesper services followed at sundown. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sager of Ohio who joined a reunion at War Memorial Park in Martinsburg. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stipe of Damascus, Md visited relatives last Sunday. The Burkheart family and friends plan a weekend in Atlantic City. Little Susan Ann Hays of Alexandria stayed with grandparents Garland and Mrs. Snyder last week.
Relief News notes a hymn sing at Relief Church on Middle Road with Mrs. William Orn dorff Sr. in charge. Public invited and weekend campers at Camp Wakanda are listed along with counselors and Junior Counselor Nancy Armstrong.
A long column lists visitors and travels in the area. Notable entries include Mr. and Mrs. Virgle Prince and daughter Betty Peters and son Stevie with Mrs. Cora Carr of Winchester visiting Nellie Stipe, and Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Coverstone with Jo Ann and Johnny. Margaret Johnson, 98, attended a family reunion with Frank Johnson of West Virginia. Leonard Anderson reports to a navy base in Philadelphia with Mrs. Anderson returning to Georgia. Several local residents, including Anne Ewings, Thelma Boyd, Artie Shifflett, and Mabel Richard, are mentioned with visits, shopping trips, and relatives in Brucetown and Rio, West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roomsburg and daughter Phylis vacationed in Frederick Maryland with relatives. Newark New Jersey visitors Mr. and Mrs. Guy Burkett Sr and Mrs. Kirk Phelps dined with the Lathams. Baltimore guest Rudy Jowdy stayed with W B Solomons. Other recent guests included Hawley Jackson James Morris Benny Solomon and Agnes Shirley. Sunday visitors at M A Wileys included Turner Wiley Edith Rogers Boyce and Nelson Baker. Kirby Teets and children from Staunton visited Robert Boyd. Teets’ parents Mr and Mrs Charles Clowser visited Richard Brown in Strasburg. David Wolfe of Manassas spent weekend with grandmother Mrs Fred Boxwell.
Current U.S. bootlegging traffic operates at about 1 billion dollars yearly. An estimated 40 000 to 60 000 people are involved in running unlicensed stills.
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