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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1952

Page

3

Ewing Studio Ballet Rehearses For Bicentennial Show

Ewing Studio of Dance Art prepares for The Violet Cape a bicentennial period ballet at Handley auditorium at 8 p m on June 13. The piece follows Miss Winchester born 1752 through acts set in 1752 1852 and 1952 with authentic music dances and costumes all sourced from England and Europe for Virginia s nineteenth and twentieth century dance history.

Handley Auditorium Ewing Studio of Dance Art Miss Winchester England Europe Virginia Ma Winchester

White Youth and Negro Girl to Wed Today

Robert McAllester, 23, and Grace Cunningham, 22, both graduates of Earlham College, announce their marriage vows in Ithaca New York amid campus disapproval of interracial unions. They arrived from Berkeley California with McAllester's mother Mrs Allen McAllester. The couple faced potential obstacles but plan to proceed with faith their union will endure.

Ithaca N. Y Robert McAllester Grace Cunningham Berkeley Calif Earlham College Richmond Ind McAllester Allen McAllester Miss Cunningham

Nine Menhaden Vessels Sail as Strike Looms in Virginia

Reedville Virginia reports nine menhaden fishing vessels put to sea amid a Negro crew strike. Fleet owners say a tenth ship will sail today with a full negro crew while 48 other Northern Neck vessels stay idle. Operators predict an early end to layoffs affecting about 1500 workers.

Reedville Northern Neck

City and County Men Among 850 VPI Graduates

Five local and two county residents will graduate from Virginia Tech at Miles Stadium on Sunday. Honors go to Donald Cochran Richard Huff and Withrow Legge Jr from the city and James Brumback Donald Fleek from the county, each earning B S degrees in business administration mechanical engineering animal husbandry and agricultural engineering respectively. The baccalaureate sermon is by Rev Dr W A Smart in Burruss Hall and Lt Gen Lewis A Pick will speak at a regimental parade Saturday. General Pick an alumnus will address nearly 210 seniors receiving reserve corps commissions.

Miles Stadium Donald Merle Cochran Clayton Cochran Jefferson St Richard Earle Huff William Huff Mr Huff N. Cameron St Withrow Reynolds Legge, Jr Burruss Hall W. A. Smart Theological School Emory University Atlanta Virginia Tech Glee Club Lewis A. Pick Army’s Corps of Engineers Army Air Force General Pick Virginia Tech Squires

South End Firemen Plot Parades and Plans

The South End Fire Company voted to join Morriconbure and Culpeper firemen parades on June 20 and June 27 and Middletown parade on July 11. The drum and bugle corps will perform at Winchester's July 4 celebration. A two way radio system will equip Winchester fire trucks as the drive for 25 cakes for the Cumberland Valley Firemen’s yard party proceeds to fund the August convention.

South End Morriconbure Middletown Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association

Negro Prisoner Hangs Himself in Alexandria Jail

John Rogers a 27 year old Negro prisoner awaiting grand jury action for the May 13 shooting of Miss Sarah Merrick hanged himself with a sheet in the Alexandria jail last night. He had pleaded guilty to the killing.

Alexandria —i John Rogers Sarah Merrick

Regular Jaycee Lunch Cancelled

Junior Chamber of Commerce will not hold its regular luncheon on Friday at the George Washington Hotel. They will join other civic groups at the Bicentennial luncheon at 1 pm Friday, to be held at the Armory.

Orick Memorial Services Sunday Memorial Day program set

The Orrick Cemetery Company will hold annual Memorial Day services at 3 p m Sunday with Rev J S Carroll as speaker. A parade forms 2 30 p m at Mt Carmel Baptist Church led by Gibson Drum and Bugle Corps to the cemetery under H E Boyd. Units include Elks Lodge Temple Girl Scouts Boy Scouts. Officers are N Turner president ee Brown chairman and J F Robinson secretary.

Orrick Cemetery J. S. Carroll Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Gibson H. E. Boyd Elks Lodge Temple Girl Scouts Boy Scouts N. Turner Ee Brown J. F. Robinson

Write-In Ballot Dominates Boyce Election

Boyce voters go to Parish Hall on Tuesday to choose a mayor recorder and four councilmen in a nonpartisan write-in election. Incumbent mayor Dr. J. M. Casey, recorder Robert H. McDonald, and councilmen C. B. Carr L. E. Clark J G. Burch and J. M. Hawkins are listed as current officials with no definite candidates on the slate.

Boyce J. M. Casey Robert H. McDonald C. B. Carr L. E. Clark J G. Burch J. M. Hawkins

Hastings to Speak at Capon Bridge and Ebenezer Memorial

Dr. J Warren Hastings, pastor of National City Christian Church Washington, will preach at the Capon Bridge Christian Church next Sunday night at 8 p m and be guest speaker at the Ebenezer Memorial service the same day at 3 p m Both meetings are open to the public.

J. Warren Hastings Christian Church Capon Bridge Rev. Hastings National City Christian Church of Washington Ebenezer

Stevenson to Speak at Hampden-Sydney Graduation

Hampden Sydney College will award 78 bachelor degrees and four honorary degrees at the 176th commencement. Gov Adlai E Stevenson of Illinois will deliver the address and receive an honorary LL D degree. President Edgar G Gammon will confer the degrees.

Hampden Sydney Hampden-Sydney College Edgar G. Gammon Adlai E. Stevenson Illinois

Finnegan to Talk at Rotary Meeting

Lt. J. E. Finnegan Jr of the Bureau of Fire Public Safety for the City of Richmond will be the guest speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. The talk titled The Chemistry of Fire will include demonstrations. Harold Brown and J. W. Arthur Sr arranged the program.

J. E. Finnegan, Jr Bureau of Fire Department of Public Safety

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Ewing Studio Bicentennial Ballet Violet Cape Winchester McAllister Menhaden Potomac Colonie Beach M. E. Geissinger, Jr Mar Teey Hotel Colonial Beach, VA V.P.I James Isaac Brumback Rrchard Earle Huff VPI Donald Lee Fleck Jaycee Orick SAFER Florida Sale Escawen Gov. Stevenson Hampden-Sydney Finnegan Rotary Meeting Memoriam A. C. Oates Western Frederick Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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