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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1950
Page
6
FBI director Edgar Hoover urges citizens to help curb saboteurs and subversives during a national emergency. He outlines how to report information, avoid rumors, and rely on trained investigators, warning against witch hunts and stressing loyalty and vigilance.
New admissions include Paul W. Golightly and Barbara A. Golightly of Route 7 and Route 1 respectively, John R. Boyd of 366 National Ave, Douglas Linaburg of 36 Southwerk St, Samuel L. Edlavitch of 426 N Braddock St, Jasper Berg of 815 E Cork St, Wilbur V. Ritenour of Front Royal, Marvin C. Stickley of Front, Carl Weaver of Amisville, Benjamin Bucklew of Kirby West Virginia, Leo Ashbaugh of Harpers Ferry West Virginia, Clarence Ritenour of Stras, Winston Huffman of Middletown, Luther Williams of Bluemont, Dewitt Smedley of Middleburg and Dennis Strawderman of Berryville.
The Duke of Edinburgh plans to surprise Princess Elizabeth with Damascus brocade carved wood and inlaid brass presents on his return from Mediterranean duties. He bought the items during a visit when his ship Cequers was at Lattakieh, after noting the Princess was impressed by a prior brocade wedding gift from Shukry Quwwatly.
Mr and Mrs John Myrick and daughter Janet of Raleigh spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Raymond Racey Sr. Naomi Racey will spend her vacation with them. Miller Rosenberger visited Mr and Mrs Philip W Perry. Sunday School at EUB Church at 2 pm with preaching at 3. A yard party on the church lawn Saturday evening August 5 for the new parsonage. Pearl Cochran called on Mrs John Perry recently. Raymond Racey on a 30 day furlough with her parents.
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