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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1951
Page
11
The interview recalls Betty Furness charm that moves people to act. She cites Elsa Maxwell and Martha Scott and explains how looks grace and an engaging voice help influence others. Furness reflects on lessons learned from Powers Girl days and how she applies them in modeling film and TV.
Betty Furness receives praise from John Robert Powers as she reflects on awakening her audience’s empathy. Our director Lester Lewis notes a star’s charm comes from genuine warmth for people, urging teenagers to grow awareness and kindness for lasting friendships and happiness.
Lesson In English by Roberto Lee discusses frequently misused words and pronunciations. It explains penata os and suggests proper usage for wont and wont, plus notes on peninsulas and benignity.
There are over 14 000 supermarkets in the United States with about 100 more opening each month. Each market must post annual sales of at least 500 000 and the national average last year was 720 000.
An advertisement offers a booklet titled Your Most Attractive Voice with guidance on voice tone and modulation. It asks readers to mail 10 cents to National Newspaper Service Box 305 Michigan City Indiana with a stamped self addressed envelope.
The WSCS of Refuge Methodist Church met at Mrs. J. B. Bauserman home in May. Mrs. Austin Conner was elected president succeeding Mrs. A F Lilliard who served 17 years. New officers include Lilliard vice president Leith secretary treasurer Conner promotion secretary and others. A June meeting was held with Virgie White. Lilliard reported on Roanoke meeting. Installations by Rev. Charles A York set for Sunday. members plan to attend Woodstock District meeting next Thursday.
June events include Vacation Bible School at the Baptist Church from June 18 to 27 under Rev Dargan Lucas. Graduation Sunday featured diplomas and attendance awards, with a Guild reception in the Parish Hall. Several locals travel, visit relatives, or return from work, including Harold Hawkins at Carr Publishing and Pvt Jay Journell on furlough from the Army Air Force.
Sunday services at Hebron Baptist and First Baptist Winchester include ordination plans for Morris Cather and a talk by Dr J B Hill. Vacation Bible School opens June 11 at 9 am. Numerous visits and hospital returns mark the community, with families from Martinsburg Capon Bridge and Winchester noted among guests and patients.
Ella Feagan fractured her collar bone after a fall at her home. She is staying with her daughter Mrs. Paul Fishpan near Martinsburg West Virginia. Mr. Orin Milton and his daughter from Nashville Tennessee were guests.
Stephens City observes Memorial Day Sunday at 2 pm in Green Hill Cemetery. The Rev A Hayne Boozer will deliver the Memorial address on Beliefs Make Customs, with Rev L P Tederick and Rev John Duckwall also taking part. Graves will be decorated by relatives and friends.
Highland Avenue Chapel will run a Bible school for primary junior and pioneers from next Monday through June 22. Mrs Wade Stickley of Moorefield West Virginia leads the primary group studying Bible Friends and Friends Today. Juniors are taught by Mrs Henry Moli and Mrs E V Millar and study Cho The pioneers study a course titled Questors taught by Mrs Jesse Thompson and Mrs Fred Johnson.
Pvt. Francis Hudson ends bachelor days at home and will marry Miss Audrey Brown of Berryville on July 1, as the couple plans their wedding.
The WSCS of Rest Church will gather Saturday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr and Newton Snapp in Inwood West Virginia. Mrs H B Sell will lead the devotional service.
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