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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1957

Page

6

Winchester Social Notes Highlight Local Christenings and Trips

Dr and Mrs Samuel Whitacre take a week in Ocean City Md with two children. George Semples infant christened at Christ Episcopal Church with Godfather John Plevakis Culpeper. Miss Gertrude Marshall visits Miss Dorothy Smallwood. Scott Brian Peffer born to Mr and Mrs Johnnie Peffer Berryville. Various locals named to Madison College Dean's List and hospital visits noted. Grandson Norman Punk Jr in South Carolina Armed Forces training mentioned. Kenneth Burkhart begins basic training at Fort Riley.

Samuel Whitacre Ocean City George Pondele Sempeles Sirs Lucky George Semples Academy Circle Christ Episcopal Church Father Calaris Washington, D. C John Plevakis Culpeper Sempeles Johnnie Peffer Berryville Scott Brian Peffer May Haun Madison College Ellen Cook George Cook S. Euclid Ave Patricia Wheeler Victor W. Wheeler W. Cecil St Ann Arnold Wolfe Sloan Wolfe Route 3 Milton H. Swartz The Valley Pike Norman L. Punk,Jr South Carolina Vivian Wetzel Bunker Hill W. Va Walter Funk Albin Otis Brill Relief James Hughes Mildred and Douglas Armel Kenneth L. Burkhart Fort Riley Kansas

Auxiliary to VFW entertains 62 at Baker Hospital

The Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars entertained 62 patients at Newton D. Baker Hospital on Wednesday night with dancing and baton twirling by Mrs. Dorothy Boyd Herring. Attendees included Mrs. Dayton Easter, Mrs. Frances Bager, Mrs. Garland Grim, Miss Anne Peer and Mrs. Albert McCormick. The next hospital visit is set for August 27. The annual Sager reunion is to be held tomorrow at War Memorial Park in Martinsburg, West Virginia.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Newton D. Baker Hospital Dorothy Boyd Herring Dayton Easter Frances Bager Garland Grim Anne Peer Albert McCormick

Births Reported for July 26 With Two Newborn Boys

To Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lewis Route 4 a boy Michael Puene Mrs Lewis is the former Miss Lena Belford To Mr and Mrs John Cunningham Summit Point a boy Rover Lee Mrs Cunningham is the former Miss Lucille Jones

Kenneth Lewis Route 4 Michael Puene Lewis Lena Belford John Cunnningham Summit Point Rover Lee Cunningham Lucille Jones

CUT the WEEDS around your property and om Vacant Lets IT HELPS HEALTH

The notice urges property owners to clear weeds and maintain vacant lots to improve health and safety in the neighborhood. It underscores potential benefits to community cleanliness and reduces pest risks.

Luttrell reunion and lodge events listed for Unger WV

Calendar of events at War Memorial Building shows July dates with activities including a Luttrell reunion at Unger WV July 28 a picnic grounds, Madison Lodge July 29, and various evening gatherings at George Washington Hotel Moose Home and local clubs plus Alcoholics Anonymous and bridge sessions. Names Bobbie Conrad and Shawnee VFD appear in listings.

Luttrell Unger W. Va Madison Lodge George Washington Hotel Lions Club Loyal Order of Moose Moose Home Alcoholics Anonymous Baptist Church

Greenwood Chapel Service and Community Gatherings

Worship at Greenwood Chapel 10 a m Sunday with Sunday School at 11. W S C 8 yard party on church lawn next Wednesday evening offering fried chicken plates sandwiches and desserts. Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club picnic last Saturday at Lions Shelter with supper and games and a business discussion about Jamestown trip and Emergency Shelf food. Several residents from Greenwood and surrounding areas are noted visiting or hosting events and hospital stays.

Mable Brown Greenwood Greenwood Chapel Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club Lions Shelter Jamestown Ann LaRue Nell O'Connell Paper Mill Road Jenny Lind Cather Mae Cole Winchester Margaret Brown Myrtle Carlisle Valley Mill Road Shady Gorve E. A. Crist Jesse Gordon Marvin Dove Benny John Ritenour John Dove Paul Ambrose Linda Chambersburg Potomac River Williamsport Roy Carlisle Bonnie and Gary Carol Tomblin Joan Strickler Richard Bromley Joanne Clarke County Bruce Bromiley Jimmy Eddie Helen Bromiley Brunt Factory Perry Duvall Joseph McKee Joey Leonard Wisecarver Betty Ginn Dickie Dick Knight Debbie Dianne J. W. Carlisle Maurice Miller Audrey Beecher Bufflick Road University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville Ida Pennington Sarah Shull Charlestown W. V Clinton Ebersole Bonnie Carlisle Gary Carlisle

Barnwell garment plant halts work due to mumps outbreak

A Barnwell garment plant paused operations as about half of its 28 employees contracted mumps, triggering a temporary shutdown to control the illness and protect staff.

Barnwell 8. C

Hebron Church revival and local social notes

Revival services at Hebron Baptist Church run July 29 to August 4 at 745 p.m. with Rev. Kenneth Russell of Gloucester as guest speaker. Community events include R.A. camp reports, a Hebron Sunday School picnic at Cacapon State Park, a birthday dinner for Mrs. Whitacre, and various visits among area residents along the Shenandoah and at Memorial Hospital.

Virginia Hook Gore Hebron Baptist Church Kenneth Russell Gloucester Morris Cather R. A. Boys Bobby Hollis Philip Free Richard McFarland R.A. Camp Virginia Beach Cather Hebron Church Baldwin Joan Pugh Future Business Leaders of America Massanetta Springs Hebron Cacapon State Park Delbert Whitacre George, Morris Frankie Maud Kern Redland Church Whitacre Sallie Oates Bryan Constable Hagerstown A. D. Davis Harry Oates Shenandoah River W. M. Wolford Cletus Sirbaugh Bertha Buner Memorial Hospital

Parched Northeast Sees No Rain Relief As Heat Persists

The Northeast remains drought struck with no relief in sight though Massachusetts issued an emergency after yesterday’s light rain and widespread heat. New Mexico experienced flash flood events while traffic on Route 66 near Albuquerque faced delays from recent downpours.

Associated Presso Massachusetts Rhode Island New England Foster Furcolo New Mexico Correo Albuquerque

Lessons in English By W. L. Gordon

A compact English lesson listing misused terms and mispronunciations. It defines embassy versus legation, notes pronunciation tips, and highlights misspellings. The piece promotes daily vocabulary with a sample word euphuistic and an example sentence.

W. L. Gordon

Army Moves To Curb Resignations Of West Point Graduates

Washington reports the Army is increasing efforts to keep young officers from resigning after West Point. A pamphlet will highlight career benefits of remaining in the service. Army figures show 21 percent of the class of 1952 resigned, 22.4 percent of the class of 1953, and nearly 11 percent resigned after the minimum three years. Air Force and Navy see declining post graduate resignations.

Washington Army West Point Air Force Navy

Rootage Sermon Set for Union Vespers Tomorrow

The Rev. F B Oglesby of Braddock Street Methodist Church will speak on Rootage at Union Vesper Services tomorrow night at 7 on the Miller House lawn of First Baptist Church. The Braddock Street choir with couples Hutchinson and Tillotson perform music. next week worship will be led by Rev W E Ebisenbere of Grace Lutheran Church.

F. B. Oglesby Braddock Street Methodist Church Miller House First Baptist Church Braddock Street Marvin Hutchinson Gilbert Tillotson W. E. Ebisenbere Grace Lutheran Church

Inflation Returns to Spotlight as Prices Climb

Inflation back in the news as costs rise across sectors. The cost of living index hits a fresh high, with June at 120.2 percent of the 1947-49 average, signaling higher prices for groceries, shelter, and services. Auto and truck tires and aluminum slated for price increases while rail freight rates loom. Corporate earnings show pressure but notable gains for Chrysler and Ford. GM dips slightly. Investors eye railroad stocks amid anticipated rate boosts and ongoing construction activity remains strong.

New York John Q Chrysler Ford Bethlehem Steel General Motors New York Stock Exchange F. W. Dodge Corp

Princeton Seminary Choir Sings at First Presbyterian

The Princeton Seminary Choir of Princeton New Jersey will perform at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 8 45 a m in its twelfth annual summer tour covering 11 southeastern states Puerto Rico Haiti the Dominican Republic and Cuba They have appeared on radio television and VOA recorded international broadcasts Their program includes works by Palestrina Lotti Bach Handel Haydn Mendelssohn and contemporary composers plus traditional songs.

Princeton Seminary Choir Princeton N. J First Presbyterian Church Puerto Rico Haiti Dominican Republic Cuba Voice of America Palestrina Lotti Bach Handel Haydn Mendelssohn

Loudoun Plans 200th Birthday Celebration

Loudoun County prepares a bicentennial event with a 400 member pageant titled Loudoun Destiny set for August 19 24 at Loudoun High School. A Leesburg parade on August 19 will feature bands and floats from local groups. Beards and sunbonnets mark the theme as a bicentennial queen is awarded over a thousand dollars and Bermuda trip. A Loudoun historical writing contest is also planned.

Leesburg Loudoun County Loudoun Loudoun High School Bermuda

Kasper Denounced As Tool of Northern Integrationists

In Clarksville Virginia the Mecklenburg Citizens Council denounces John Kasper as a tool of Northern integrationists. The group accuses Kasper of stirring racial radicals in the South and claims he was sent south to radicalize decent citizens. Kasper, 27, leads the Seaboard White Citizens Council, and six co defendants were convicted in a federal court in Knoxville Tennessee on Tuesday in the Clinton criminal contempt trial.

Clarksville John Kasper Mecklenburg Citizens Council NAACP Kasper Seaboard White Citizens Council Knoxville Tenn Clinton

Dr Montgomery to Speak at Cork Street Installation

Dr Riley B Montgomery president of the College of the Bible Lexington Kentucky will deliver the message for the installation service for Rev L Coleman Games tomorrow at 3 p m at Cork Street Christian Church Other participants include Rev Millard Rewis Rev Claude McDonald Rev E P Wolford Mrs R E Hockman Ray Blosser James Givens Claude Grove and Robert Whitacre Miss Rose Ann Hodson will represent the church youth A reception will follow for the minister his family and participants

Riley B. Montgomery College of the Bible Lexington L. Coleman Games Cork Street

Bible School Opens At Mt Carmel Baptist Church

Mt Carmel Baptist Church hosts a Monday morning Bible School at 9 am directed by Rev Mel Walker. Classes run two hours daily through Friday with an August 9 closing service at 8 pm. Deacon Garfield Prather will be speaker and five workers are being dedicated at 11:15 am.

Bible School Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Melfor W. Walker Garfield Prather Brackett-Monell Baptist Sunday School Convention Ruth Waler Sylvia Washington Ann Ransom Harriett Washington Helena Carter Prather Gospel Mr. Walker

How large can crabs grow across species

Crabs vary widely by species. The smallest is the pea crab about a half inch across, with females living inside mollusk shells. The largest is the Great Spider Crab of Japan, whose body reaches 18 inches, while its claw tips can span up to 12 feet and reports of 18 feet spreads exist.

Japan

Come to Church Tomorrow

A call urges readers to attend church services Sunday to make regular worship a weekly habit and strengthen community faith.

Mushrooms Kept Light by Steaming in Milk and Butter

A.K. A. Mushrooms can be kept light in color by steaming them in milk and butter in the top of a double boiler for 15 or 20 minutes.

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Gertrude Marshall Shreveport, la Dorothy Smallwood S. E. Robertson, Sr EZ James St Winchester Memorial Hospital Alan Oates This City John O'Bryan Gretchen Wurzburg Martinsburg Ocean City, Md Robert Dean Golightly Fredericksburg Patricia Gay Fred A. Robinson Ambherst St VFW Auxiliary Sager War Memorial Park Bobbie Conrad Fire Hell Huntsberrys Gore Rockies Mississippi River Gulf South Atlantic Coast Central Appalachians Weather Bureau Great Lakes Tennessee Pacific Coast At. A Presbyterian Church Gaunt's Drug Store Lovett Brothers Skimmer Lovett Bros N. Loudoun St Dr. Montgomery Mt. Carmel the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Church of Your Choice Cather’s Department Store Timberlake’s Timberlake Dial Cacapon Lodge Shoecenter Loudoun St Clinton High School Cloverdale
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