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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
4
The text lists editorial management and USPS postage details for Winchester Virginia editions dated Tuesday June 2 1964 including city and national representatives and subscription rates for varying terms and regions.
Stewart Bell Jr eulogizes Mary Farmer Winchester district nurse feared by illness and pain. As a driving force in tuberculosis programs day nurseries and welfare drives her work spanned home visits and community health. Her legacy lives in grateful hearts and the enduring truth that love and compassion endure.
The Star Files notes Miss Jane Elizabeth Jackson of Handley High School will complete her 12th consecutive year as a student with perfect attendance on June 8. Beall Knight, son of the late Dr. B M Knight Sr and brother of Dr Knight Jr, will receive a degree at Virginia Military Institute’s centennial commencement. Henry Post Mitchell of Boyce enters the Clarke County Democratic race for the Greenway district Board of Supervisors. A fire destroyed the Old Dominion Academy at Reliance, with an estimated loss of 30000 dollars. Colonel James Morris Morgan of Washington, D C, Confederate Navy midshipman and Egypt consul, gives the principal address at Sixth of June Services. Mrs W S Love of the Turner Ashby Chapter praises flowers for Confederate graves. Groceryman J M Orndorff sells his North Main Street business to RC Green of Boyce.
A meditation asks what manner of man Jesus was and notes he was Nazareth born, a carpenter, descendant of king, seen as God incarnate. It states time is dated from his birth and urges following his teachings for daily life and destiny.
A Virginia letter to the editor argues for guaranteed separation of church and state in tax supported schools. It condemns chapel pressure, Bible reading on non-chapel days, and the pledge with Under God, urging courts and school boards to defend academic freedom and individual rights.
A religious reflection cites Psalms 107 22 and asserts the essence of the Christian gospel as expressed by Lucius C Porter. The note underscores offering sacrifices of thanksgiving and telling of deeds in songs of joy.
A lively discussion covers the official antique definition, typical ages, and how value follows trends. Dorothy Jenkins’s guide A Fortune in The Junk Pile helps collectors identify hidden worth in common objects from colonial to modern times.
Wayne Brandstadt offers reader questions on a bogus bust developer claim and tongue inflammation. He explains the development hoax harms only the promoter’s bank, and cites vitamin B-2 or niacin deficiency as a tongue inflammation cause with leafy greens and fortified bread as remedies.
Readers are told to score an IQ program with 10 daily questions and ratings from Memory Genius to Good. The piece includes quiz prompts, a medical Q&A on Halotestin and Crystodigin, and a Louisville flood industry ad praising water use for manufacturing.
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