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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
10
Pat Boone reflects on fame and the value of education. He says ambition to work with youngsters guides his career, plans to teach someday, and views college as preparation for responsibility. He emphasizes family, citizenship, and lifelong learning as core motives.
Leonard T. Carney of Boston was named president of the First Church of Christ Scientist at the annual meeting. He succeeds Miss Mabel Ellen Lucas and will serve one year. Carney, a Board of Trustees member, holds degrees from Grinnell College and Harvard Law School and has practiced Christian Science since 1919. Roy Garrett Watson and Gordon W. Comer were reelected treasurer and clerk.
The Gainesboro Volunteer Fire Department purchased 1.8 acres from James Adams, Sr. for 1200 dollars at the Winchester and Western Railroad Crossing on Route 522 to build a fire hall and community building. The building committee led by Nathaniel Smith includes Sloan Wolfe Paul Luttrell Russell Pugh and E. E. Venskoske. Net proceeds from the yard party and auction on June 14 at Gainesboro School will fund the new building. a membership meeting is set for June 11 to finalize party plans.
New York AP report notes a joke industry slump with comedians asking public aid. Henry Youngman proposes a national chain letter of jokes to spark humor and relieve postal deficit, urging readers to send one new joke to ten people nationwide.
In Vernal Utah the Chamber of Commerce issues dinosaur hunting licenses as a quirky advertising campaign tied to the nearby Dinosaur Monument. Tourists flock to the Utah Fieldhouse of Natural History and a 76 foot long skeleton, while a $310000 visitors center highlights the Green River bone quarry with ongoing fossil excavation and displays.
A promotional line urging readers to search the Yellow Pages in their telephone directory first when seeking Luke related products or services for home or business use.
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