Stephens City Daughters Host Meeting And Exposition News
The Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met at Genevieve Massie home with co host Rufus Racey. A Name That Tune contest awarded prizes to Mrs. Charles York Mrs. Ralph Wakeman and Mrs. Raymond Marks. Local scouts and parents attended the National Boy Scout Exposition in Washington on May 29 with multiple families listed among attendees. Other social notes include visits to Charlottesville hospital Mr and Mrs Garland Strickler guests Mr Pred Crim Mrs Ira Smith, and births and travels of local residents.
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Annie Carbaugh
Garland Strickler
Fink
George Ritenour
Ben Massie
Elizabeth Marks
Georgia Carbaugh
National Guard Armory
Washington
Edgar Ambrose
Karen
Harold Teets
Diana
Earl Carver
Kermit Patchford
Billy Yates
Tom
John Hepler
Donnie
Eddie Ambrose
Amos Kettlewell
Gary Strickler
Jimmy
Billy Orndorff
Billy Ewing
Bobby Ayler
Charles Gossard
Sidney Carbaugh
George Monk
USN
Quonset Point
R. 1
Joe Gilbert
Lomax Parker
Harry Booth
Charlottesville
Booth
Blue Ridge
Pred Crim
Ira Smith
Lucy Dean
William Welsh
Linda
Memorial Hospital
Welsh
Gladys Teets
Joe Clevenger
Edward
University of Virginia
W. C. Adams
Hilda Manuel
Eldridge Lemley
John Fries
Harrisonburg
McCarthy Re-elected to Six-Year Senate Term
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy was re-elected in 1952 for six years. His term of office will end on January 3, 1959.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Boyle Satirizes Courting Customs and Bundling Practices
New York columnist HAL BOYLE riffs on old New England courting customs. He imagines reviving a courting stick and recalls bundling era by describing its quaint practices and the shift to modern courtship amid weddings this June.
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Elizabeth Kee Birthday Feature
AP News profiles Elizabeth Kee born June 7 1899 in Radford Virginia. She became West Virginia fifth district representative after her husband John Kee died in 1951. Kee wrote a weekly column for West Virginia papers and was endorsed by the United Mine Workers in 1952.
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Radford
Congress
West Virginia
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Three Ballets On Dance Program Friday Evening
The Studio of the Dance plans a Friday 8 p.m. program at Iley High School Auditorium featuring three ballets. Uncle Josh's Farm portrays country life with humor, featuring scarecrows and rustic scenes.
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Josh
Melody Lane
Thei
Coppelia
Iley High School
Birds and mammals have varied eye abilities described
The text notes birds see more acutely than humans while reptiles can gaze more steadily. It states mammals are generally well equipped with sight, and it remarks that fish eyesight is less understood at present.
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