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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
4
A clipped Winchester Evening Star fragment dated Friday June 27 1958 cites Psalm 36:4 and attributes editor I F Byrd Jr. The text presents a religious verse alongside the masthead notation about circulation and publication context. It shows archival scope rather than a full news item.
A tribute to Judge Harry J. Lemley of Arkansas and the Lemley family of Stephens City Virginia. The piece recalls his stance on school integration at Central High Little Rock and links to the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Commission urging patriotic civic renewal on the Fourth of July with Eisenhower’s call for higher citizenship.
The Taps bugle call, first sounded in Virginia in July 1862 after the Seven Days Battle, was composed by Union General Daniel Butterfield. A July re enactment at Berkeley Plantation in Charles City County, sponsored by the Richmond USMC Reserve unit, will feature Clifford Dowdey delivering the main address.
A brief note lauds the nation’s founding and love of country, honoring gratitude for freedom as a nationwide project.
A digest of standout editorials from multiple papers features calls for reform on public schools economic policy and government transparency. Analysts weigh democratic ideals editorial voices press for accountability and prudent budgeting across states.
The NAACP outlines a nine point program for 1963 the emancipation centennial. It calls for legal pressure on education housing voting and other areas and urges churches to confront racial discrimination through moral suasion and education while stressing Christian living as a two way street.
Doctor Herman N Bundesen compiles a health quiz with questions from the Cook County Illinois Health Department. Readers answers cover vaccination immunity polio and food can safety and refrigeration rules.
A Winchester reader defends Deputy Mayor Allen Mrs Lew is Allen praising her integrity and urging public involvement to support good government. The letter argues crime rises with apathy and calls for more education and community engagement led by women leaders like Allen.
A Frenchman once derided evangelists and mocked Christ dying for sins. He later repented, became a clergyman, and spoke of God’s mercy. Many call themselves orthodox yet forget the atonement. Christ died for our sins as the Bible states.
Quick IQ test guide with 10 day schedule and daily scoring levels. Presents ten sample questions covering zoology geography history and world affairs with true or false prompts and a page for answers. Includes Italian monarch during World War I and canal geography questions.
Richard L. Boxwell, aviation boatswain's mate third class USN, arrived in San Diego aboard the USS Valley Forge after seven months of combat duty in Korean waters. Wilda Jean Adams and others from the area made the dean's list at VPI. Carroll Shiley entertained for his brother Strother Shiley Jr. elected Winchester Lions Club president. Philp Klompus opens Jack and Jill Shoppe on North Main. Nancy Gray Larrick returns from Annapolis trip with Mrs J F Jelley from Pearl Harbor Honolulu.
Ten years ago in 1948 Miss Ann Butler and Betty Jean Hurst returned home after attending the Youth Assembly at Randolph-Macon in Lynchburg. Preston Christjohn Jr. earned a bachelor’s degree from Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs F L Largent Jr hosted a birthday dinner for their daughter Ann.
Twenty five years ago in 1933, Herbert Myer, a longtime local florist, had been remembered for his dedicated service to the community with contributions to plant displays and neighborhood events.
After two months on and off duty due to paralysis symptoms Chief Bea bright resumes limited duties hoping for a quick recovery. Little Ollie Shade bitten by a copperhead. four wounds treated by Dr Smoke. limb swollen but improving. Mrs Charles Little and son Stephen return to Philadelphia from the McDonald Hotel visit.
The traditional term box office survives for ticket sales though it no longer reflects current seating. Historically it was the place where patrons reserved box seats, linking naming to a once common seating arrangement.
New York reports eight plays have been leased for amateur groups by Dramatists Play Service. The titles include Brothers Karamazov Evoryman Today Mary Stuart Me Candido Palm Tree in a Rose Garden Simply Heavenly I Knock at the Door and Tevya and His Daughters.
Dr Crane explains fever increases oxygen needs as pulse rises with each degree of fever, raising heart and breathing rates. He notes soda can tempt sick children due to sugar and fizz, but caffeine in cola and in tea or coffee may modestly raise heart rate. he cautions against caffeine during severe illness and promotes educational medical booklets.
The Dallas school board announced that schools will stay segregated next year due to conflicts between the U S Supreme Court ruling and Texas integration laws. It said activating the decree without broad legal unanimity would be a poor service to Dallas and the Southwest.
A $50 000 damage suit was filed in Halifax County Circuit Court over a May 26 school bus crash that injured 18 students. Plaintiff Joe Younger, 9, of Nathalie, suffered compound fractures of both legs and names Lawrence Conner, 16, as defendant. Conner, a substitute driver, allegedly operated the bus negligently after a day when he said he felt unwell and blacked out before the crash into a tree. No mechanical defects were found in the bus.
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