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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1950
Page
5
A Powers Girl article offers waistline control tips and quick exercises to slim the midriff. It emphasizes posture and routine workouts, plus fashion advice for a successful business image and how to create a strong first impression. Readers are invited to write for more charm guidance.
Stephens City prepares for its annual yard party on the high school lawn with 104 home baked cakes 32 chickens 50 pounds of country ham and 61 pounds of hot dogs. The event opens at 5 p m tomorrow weather permitting with a cake walk and music.
A public safety notice urges residents to prevent wildfires by handling campfires and picnic fires with care. Officials remind campers to extinguish flames completely, avoid leaving fires unattended, and follow local burn bans to protect forests and communities.
The puzzle lists across clues including Cicatrix Perfo Minute opening and more with down clues like Orator Inhabitant of Nigeria Network. Type measure Seize Expression.
Hospital listing shows Miss Laura A. Reardon Miss Thelma E. Himelwright and Mrs. Corrie F. Peyton among new admissions. Others include Mrs. James Cather Roger Lee Lamp Merlyn A. Stotler Norman Jerrell Yowell and Bill R. Davis. Additional patients listed from Cameron St Front Royal Berryville Romney Romney and Laurel Maryland areas.
Roland White of Winchester attended a five day conference at A P Food Stores Atlantic Division headquarters in Philadelphia during the week of June 19 to discuss developments in meat department operation. He is married with two children and has 12 years with the company. he is a veteran.
Alegrnon Sidney reportedly said the best legacy for his children is free speech and the example of using it. He faced a death sentence on November 23, 1683, at Rye House Farm after an improvised charge of conspiring to assassinate Charles II, and conducted his own defense.
Fourteen 4-H girls across Frederick County earned state short course representation based on attitude leadership and club records. The group plus 12 county boys will depart by bus at 9 30 a m June 26 from the Court House Plaza to attend the V P I program from June 26 to July 1.
Pine needles are real leaves and contain chlorophyll like other leaves. Their tough needle surface protects chlorophyll during winter, so the needles stay green.
Brucetown residents hosted weekend guests including Mrs Samuel J Swimley and the Swimley family in Philadelphia. A funeral for cousin Olin Bush was attended by Mr and Mrs Jack Boden in Charles Town. Sharon Cain visited grandparents the Whitacres. Guests included Mrs Hiram Stimmell and Mrs James Stimmell with the Hildebrants. Harry Willis from Winchester was a business visitor. The Boden and Keckley households hosted dinners and visitors, with Calvin Cain and children staying with the family.
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