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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1950
Page
11
Miss Rich said she is quitting to focus on her new job and caretaking of Mr. Clifford in a fourth marriage. Clifford had a previous wife who died in 1935, and Rich's three earlier marriages ended in divorce.
Local goods at home. Community store opens with limited hours and curbside pickup. Residents invited to support neighborhood vendors and small businesses during a regional campaign.
Advertises converting coal burning furnaces to oil using a General Motors DELCO Oil Burner. Claims heat can be restored the same day without higher oil cost and with cleaner, easier heating for homes, offices, or plants.
A column on graceful exits and first impressions in social and business life. It emphasizes timely departures, polite goodbyes, and concise conversation to boost charm and career prospects. Includes guidance on wardrobe, etiquette, and hosting as a path to success.
In Cairo Georgia five Black residents were found dead in adjacent houses early today. Jim Turner 76 a Baptist preacher and three of his Turners children were killed with an ice pick blows from an axe and throat slashes. John Harvey Arline 50 a Baptist preacher was found killed by gunshot in the next house. Deputy H L Lunsford said Hattie Mae Turner 32 his wife was held for investigation.
The question and answer discuss whether Washing ton D C has seen deep snowfall. It cites January 1922 with 28 inches and a February 11, 1899 storm that brought 20.5 inches, adding to 14.7 inches to total 35.2 inches.
Blue Ridge Players present a Clarke County era drama at 8 15 P M in Boyce Parish Hall. Reviewers hail the production as among Clarke County's best with praise comparing it to the Barter Theater and even Broadway. Edward B. Lee leads with a cast including Mrs. David Donovan and Paul Rhodes. Tickets available at Rhodes Drug Store Winchester and Berryville County Nurse Office.
Community notice urges readers to invite friends to the Apple Blossom Festival held on April 27. Event details are concise and focus on participation and outreach.
Special services at Double Churches Sunday featured picture slides on United Brieth ren Churches in Florida and drew a good attendance despite frigid weather. Mrs. R. E. Albin spent the weekend in Washington and Baltimore visiting daughters, returning with son-in-law Chester Hall. Henry Mears is back home after medical treatment at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Catherine and Clara Cooper visited Beatrice Painter, while Nellie Colfelt and Mae Painter visited relatives in Luray.
The Marine Corps runs a correspondence school with instruction in arts trades and sciences provided at various stations. Students can study Leath thereafter under the program.
The American plan dates to early colonial inns where guests were served whatever the host provided. The European plan began in France and reached the United States around 1835.
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