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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
7
A revival series begins tomorrow at 7 30 o clock at the Church of God in Pineville. The Rev and Mrs Grady B Luke of North Carolina evangelists will conduct nightly services. They received their religious training and will lead gatherings through the week.
Marty Newlin age 19 of Mon tague Avenue remained in serious condition after a Sunday head on collision near Cacapon State Park. Two other Winchester residents Mary Windle and John Streit had been released to their homes. A separate accident damaged a 1966 Comet driven by Lara Mercer of New Phil, Ohio, near Stine Chapel area.
Lester P. Singhass, assistant Teen Age Club, was honored at the TAC dance for outstanding work with the club.
A 1956 Chevrolet damaged the side of a parked 1959 Pontiac at the Washington Street and Boscawen intersection. The driver, driving south on Washington, turned right and struck the parked car. Owner Martin Boppe of 526 Gray Ave reported over $1,000 in damage. the Beatty car was assessed at $250.
Kiwanis Club speakers announce E. R. Rettie counsellor at the Canadian Embassy in Washington will address the weekly luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 p m at the George Washington Hotel Rettie is a native of Ottawa educated at Dalhousie University Halifax served in the Canadian Army in the Far East during World War II and joined External Affairs in 1949 later stationed at the Tokyo embassy before moving to Washington with his family last spring
Richard Bowers and John Griffith placed first in the weekly duplicate match at the George Washington Hotel. Runners-up were Grace Roberts and Preston Avery. Third went to Nelson Page and Bentley Kinney, fourth to Thomas Scully pair. Next meeting June 27 at 8 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel. This was the June master point match.
Richmond Virginia legislator Almond asks the Virginia Advisory Legislative Council to study microfilming and disposal of state records. The goal is to report by September 1, 1961 with recommendations for needed legislation.
Stephens City Methodist announces a Bible School to serve all community children. Mrs. Gueneed. Janet Petrie as pianist. Kindergarten led by Mrs. Vaught with helpers. Primary led by Mrs. Carbaugh and Mrs. Rit enour with helpers. Juniors led by Mrs. Petrie and Mrs. Rink er with helpers.
Birth notes list a boy Ricky Lynn for Mr and Mrs Richard Lynn Haines Romney West Virginia. A girl Victoria Gaye for Mr and Mrs James Franklin Swain Middleburg. A girl Angela Denise for Mr and Mrs Ryland Eugene Carper and a girl Martha Dean for Mr and Mrs Henry George Williams. A boy Arlie Arnold III for Mr and Mrs Arlie Arnold Winters Jr. A boy Gene Dale for Mr and Mrs Dale Albert Gifford plus note on the bride’s former name Adrian June Warburton.
Mary Jane McCone head of Nursing at Memorial Hospital is honored this afternoon by doctors, nurses and staff. She began as superintendent of nurses in 1935 and became Director of Nursing in 1939. She served in the Army 1942 to 1946 in the European Theatre and returned to Memorial Hospital in 1946.
A collection of Dear Abby questions about relationships and family tensions. Topics include public affection limits in long term dating, parents evaluating partners, choosing spouses, and dealing with noisy visiting relatives. Abby offers practical guidance on boundaries and communication.
Berryville coverage reports John F. MIlleson Jr. was awarded a full suit of clothing by the Lions Club in a ceremony that capped last year's fundraising campaign.
Squab and quail are small and tricky to handle yet should be eaten with knife and fork. Anchor the bird firmly with the fork while cutting with the knife to prevent it from landing on your lap.
A fragmented note discusses an explosion and advises communicating calmly with a spouse. It reflects on protecting oneself, social dynamics, and potential rifts within a clan. The text mentions secrecy, strategic replies, and a request to write to Abby with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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