Junior Century Club Celebrates 25th Anniversary
The Junior Century Club marked its 25th anniversary with a luncheon at the Winchester Golf Club on a Saturday. Out of town guests included Miss Nancy Larrick of New York and Mrs. Stuart Bush of Washington D C along with several other attendees from Roanoke Richmond Fredericksburg Chambersburg and Ekkins North Carolina.
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Century Club
Winchester Golf Club
Nancy Larrick
New York
Stuart Bush
Washington, D. C
Peyton Kerns
Roanoke
Cabell Moore
Richmond
Seddon Nelson
Fredericksburg
Rodney Taylor
Chambersburg
L. G. Sjostrom
Ekkins, N. C
Winchester Stores Open Saturdays Till 8 P.M
Practically all Winchester stores extend Saturday hours to 8 PM. Shops invite shoppers to take advantage of late shopping with extended weekend hours and promotions in effect across locations.
Visitors from Winchester Visit Barrie Historical Sites
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kershaw and Mr. and Mrs. William Johns, British visitors now residing in Barrie Ontario, toured Barrie on Monday during a Florida bound trip. Mayor Claude Smalts welcomed the group at Edgewood Motel. The Kershaws’ son in law is in the RCAF and Mr. Johns is a retired agricultural contractor.
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Winchester
England
Jack Kershaw
William C. Johns
Johns
Kershaw
Barrie
Ontario
Florida
Edgewood
Claude Smalts
Smalts
Mr. Kershaw
RCAF
Wheat Marketing Referendum Vote Set for June 30
Frederick county farmers eligible to vote in the June 20 wheat marketing quota referendum. J. L. Hershman, chairman, says eligibility includes those sharing in a 1958 wheat crop on farms with harvested wheat acreage plus soil bank acreage exceeding 15 acres, whether owner operator or sharecropper.
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Frederick County
J. L. Hershman
ASC
Frederick County farmers vote at ASC office
Farmers in Frederick County will vote at the ASC County office located at 23 North Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia. The poll will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on the referendum day.
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Frederick County
ASC
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
Centralized Tyranny Impossible Under Federal Structure
Williamsburg students and scholars at the Williamsburg International Assembly heard historian Dr. Dumas Malone argue that the United States cannot become a centralized tyranny while federal structure endures. The discussion, led by Malone, Ralph McGill, and Luther W. Youngdahl, explored the balance between local and federal control and the challenges in drawing the line between the two.
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Williamsburg
Williamsburg International Assembly
United States
Dumas Malone
Columbia University
Malone
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
U. S
Luther W. Youngdahl
Minnesota
Colonial Williamsburg
Joseph Lomotey
Ghana
United Nations
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Bower
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Wiechester
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Tyan
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Ford Foundation
Julius A. Thomas
National Urban League
Ralph D. Paine
Portune
Architectural Forum
Kenneth Holland
Institute of International Education
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Francis H. Taylor
Worcester Art Museum
U. N
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Evening Star
MASS
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Hue
Republican Committee
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Strong
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hopewell Meeting House
Clearbrook
Mercury Monterey
Mercury
Monterey
Ihe
America
ED Sullvan
WTOP
George Washington Garage
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