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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1946
Page
8
A quote from the Bible, First Corinthians chapter 11, verse 5, notes that a woman praying or prophesying with her head uncovered dishonors her head. The passage discusses modesty and customary veiling practices in early Christian worship.
Middletown and Stephens City face expansion after recent municipal elections. Mayor Fred J. Larrick, reelected, expresses optimism about post war growth and tackling water and housing needs. Development includes a new Main Street complex in Middletown and rising housing demand as Winchester area farms push growth along Route 11.
Berryville Virginia June 17 Special to The Star. Four girls Carol Pine Louise Robertson Mary Groves and Marcia Ann Dietz met with Mrs Leonard Bell and Miss Margaret Yowell to begin summer time clothing projects. They took body measurements adjusted patterns and cut slips. They will meet again July 2 at 2 30 p m for further help from Mr Bell. Other group members Carter Meade Conley GeGe rtha Kerns Page Lee Janet Denny Betty Allamong and Jean Smith began their project with Mrs Welter Denny and the home agent at the Denny home on June 17 at 1 30 p m.
Special Commissioner Charles D Harris announces a public auction in front of Middletown State Bank on July 3 1946 at 1 PM for multiple Frederick County Virginia parcels known as the David Harris residence Meadow Tract and Middletown Land Improvement properties Lot A through Lot D with one third cash and remaining in two annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust terms and details provided in the decree from Harris vs Dettra filed May 24 1946 in Frederick County Circuit Court.
Public sale notices list J C Darnell on June 20 at 1 PM for household furniture between Paris and Upperville on Route 50. A second listing shows Kerwood Combs Estate on June 22 at 10 AM near Augusta West Virginia with personal property and farm items. Another entry notes June 22 at 1 PM at 425 N Kent for George Gauld.
An analysis notes that America's plan for international control of atomic energy could push nations to surrender sovereignty for global security. Baruch argues people favor peace over isolation and that if adopted, UN machinery could grow into a world government, though the writer cautions not to expect immediate global rule.
The passage argues that forming an Atomic Development Authority to inspect nations would ease fears. If a country has nothing to conceal, it should welcome scrutiny, and willingness to cooperate would prove its good character.
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