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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
7
Dear Abby offers blunt guidance on a German cuckoo clock gift triggering family envy and a romantic fixation by a married patient. A reader asks about a male housework stereotype and a final-note reply suggests setting boundaries and considering a different doctor.
South Carolina voters faced a light Democratic primary with a single statewide race for US Senate between Strom Thurmond and Beverley Herbert. Weather forecasts called for heat and possible storms as about half the 580 000 registered voters were expected to cast ballots.�
Short instructional piece by W. L. Gordon on common word usage missteps mispronunciations and misspellings. It covers misused phrases mispronounced words and word study advice with examples and a daily vocabulary focus on dour.
Randolph-Macon College will award the Sherman Memorial Scholarship to aid daughters of Methodist ministers in need. Dr. Sherman, former executive secretary of the Methodist Church General Board of Education, was a longtime Randolph-Macon trustee. His daughters and Mrs. Sewell’s daughter are all Randolph-Macon graduates.
A 50 acre tract at Iona near Mt. Williams west of the Wardensville Grade sold for 4000 dollars at a Saturday public auction. J W Orndorff was high bidder. The sale was conducted by Peter K McKee, special commissioner. Broadway stage star Ruth Gordon was born in Wollaston, Mass.
The major annual fundraiser drew many attendees for 580 plate suppers and a auction. Prizes included a pony colt won by E E Bayliss and given back, a go cart, rifle, iron deer, purebred hog, and electric skillet. Also, Jade is noted as a hard green silicate.
The First Evangelical United Brethren Church of Winchester finished a two week drive raising 89 503 in cash and pledges toward a 153 261 building fund for an educational unit beside the N Braddock Street church. Construction is set to begin in July.
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