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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1968
Page
13
The letter column recounts a teenage son’s haircut ultimatum and a mother’s heartbreak over paternal control. Abby advises patience and focus on character, not hair, and reflects on a mother’s concern about a daughter’s marriage to a much older man.
Real estate brokers and local officials react with measured calm to the Supreme Court ruling banning housing discrimination. Executives like Frank R. Wart and C. D. Lebey fear confusion and limited immediate impact while urging careful implementation and continuity of fair practice standards.
The Mount Hebron Church on Route 522 near Whitacre holds its Memorial Services Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Attendance urged. A Chestnut Grove hymn sing drew a large crowd. Local residents visit and recover from illnesses, and several families host relatives visiting from Winchester and other towns. Public figures comment on court rulings amid civil rights debate.
Mrs Emerick Copenhaver and Mr and Mrs Coppenhaver visited Irene Copenhaver in Coshocton and Worthington. Several calls from White, Fiddler, Himlewright, Wigginton, Sargent, Knighting, and others. De Ann Copenhaver wed Gerald Mace in Grottes with attendees including Snow and Sargent families. Short note mentions 38 minute Anglo Zanzibar war of 1896.
Relatives and friends traveled from Philadelphia Newport News Warrenton Luray and Falls to attend the funeral. The obituary notes lengthy lists of mourners including Melvin Mecham Christina Griffith and Homer Fox among others.
In Winchester Evening Star notices dated June 21 1968 individuals Kenney Lyons Ethel Jewell of Mansion James Hammack Charleton West Virginia are listed with church related references and addresses.
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