Service Station Personnel Sought in Classified Ad
Wanted service station personnel. Must be able to meet public. Steady work no lay-off. See Service Manager George Washington Garage. (6-16-61)
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1956
Page
6
Wanted service station personnel. Must be able to meet public. Steady work no lay-off. See Service Manager George Washington Garage. (6-16-61)
FOR SALE seven room house and lot at 217 Liberty Ave. to colored. Viewing between 11 and 12 mornings. FOR SALE canvas cots and steel cots with prices. A & N Store at 12 N Loudoun. FOR SALE Shenandoah River lots near Cedarville Virginia see Benny Megeath. FOR SALE new house with basement attic and oil heat priced at 11 250 call MO 2 8577.
The Democrats eye four potential keynote speakers Robert Kerr John Pastore Hubert Humphrey and Frank Clement as speculation swirls about the convention choice. The Platform Drafting Committee chairmanship remains unsettled with John W McCormack declining and Sam Rayburn likely to serve as permanent chair.
In Omaha the Congregational Christians meet amid a 14 year plan to unite with the Evangelical and Reformed Church. If approved, the alliance would form the United Church of Christ replacing the Congregational name, amid potential debate.
About 3,000 church representatives and officials gather for a policy making General Council vote on a merger. Despite minority opposition in past council votes and from 5,561 congregations, recent weeks have seen impassioned protests surrounding the decision.
Two delegates and two alternates were named to attend district and state Republican conventions at a Clarke County mass meeting. Named for the district convention in Staunton in July are B. B. McKay, Mrs. A. R. Dunning, Mrs. James B. Lindsay, and Graham Dougherty, Sr. For the state convention in Roanoke next month, Mrs. Graham Dougherty, Sr. and Mrs. A. R. Dunning were chosen as delegate and alternate. Birch McKay was elected chair.
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