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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1964
Page
7
Reader letters express upset over a personal issue and request guidance. The column offers calm, practical responses and recommends reading a suggested book for boys and girls aged 12 to 15. The note includes contact details for Abby and a promotional booklet offer.
Old-fashioned charm to warmth and color for kitchens. Embroider fun for fairs or weddings. Send name, address, zone, pattern number to Needlecraft, P.O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Catalog mentions Star 127 and pattern 206 Handicraft Hits.
Shenandoah Valley Apple Blossom Rally day schedule highlights a 7 30 p m parade with Handley Glee Club three high school bands and drum corps. Participants include radio stations VFW Color Guard antique cars Civil Air Patrol Boy and Girl Scouts and local car clubs. Richard Gillis will MC the 8 p m rally with Jack Fretwell as overall chair.
Billy Graham arrives in Birmingham to plan an Easter rally as city, county, and state police pool resources for a crowd potentially the largest yet. Authorities anticipate up to 30 000 on Sunday with a 3 000 member choir and 11 000 integrated ushers for the event.
Brucetown church services listed with Winston McKay of Winchester. Local families share visits and birthdays across Falls Church Arlington Washington Richwood and nearby areas including Clowser Verzi Beckey and Gleisner with relatives in West Virginia and Maryland.
Mrs Jack White I returns home after visiting relatives in Charleston West Virginia. Mrs M A Wiley spent last Tuesday in Winchester with her son Douglas Wiley and family. Several visitors from Paris Berryville York and Newport News are noted among weekend calls. T C Wiley hospital patient in Winchester. Ethel Brown of Winchester visited her son Ray Nail and family. York Pa visitors stayed with Mrs Lee Sine. Larrick home hosts Edmund Orndoff Martha Ferris and Frances Brengle of Winchester and others from Round Hill.
Newton Shaffer is a patient in University Hospital Charlottesville. Mr and Mrs John Miller are confined to their home by illness. Brain Hockman has returned home from Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital. Nellie Brown came home from Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital last Saturday.
A burst of Sunday visitors includes Mrs C E Bobb, Mrs May Carpar, Mrs T E Carter, Mrs H W Covert, Mrs Larry Rose, Mrs Walter Umbriel, and Master Todd Andrew Rose from Winchester. Many local families host relatives from Annandale Strasburg Orrstown and Front Royal and James Heflin from Bringfield. Easter events, hospital stays, and a field day prize study feature among notes.
Sunrise Service scheduled at the Old Stone Church at 5 40 a m on Easter Sunday. Visitors include Mr and Mrs O O Grandstaff of Winchester who called on Mr and Mrs Ernest Milburn, and Mr and Mrs Earl Whitacre and son James with Miss Helen Whitacre and a friend from Fairfax staying at their home. Eva Luttrell of Sunnyside and Marvin Shaver of Winchester joined Carter Luttrell for a Sunday visit.
Kernstown residents report visitors and family gatherings from Winchester to Augusta and Orange. The Kernstown W S C S plans a four Sunday study on The Christian Family and Its Money amid the Stewardship Campaign. Local baptisms and easter plans feature. several residents travel to Hagerstown and Richmond.
A large pouch of mail arrived at Riverview Methodist Church in Pasco Washington on Thursday. The label showed it came from the Methodist Publishing Co. Nashville Tennessee and contained 100 copies of Play boy magazines intended for Massachusetts subscribers.
The C Y F of Walnut Springs held a Sunday night meeting at 1 30 to raise funds by selling napkins. Patrons may contact Patty Edmondson or other members to buy. The Walnut Springs Church hosted a Candlelight Service Thursday and prepared for sunrise services. James Orndorff departs Monday for service. his mother Mrs Irene Orndorff hosted a dinner Sunday. The Christian Church plans an Easter Sunrise Service at 6 am with a Ja 11 o felock service.
Mr. and Mrs. James Marrow of Manassas welcomed a son March 23 at Warren Memorial Hospital. The newborn's mother is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Bedger and granddaughter of Mrs. J. F. Boger. Pamela Moore recovered from a cold, while Mrs. Walter Derflinger, recently ill, improved. Mrs. Marvin Walker returned to work after sinus trouble.
Hot Springs police chief Joh Ermey ordered the illegal gambling operatio ns to cease tonight after Governor Faubus warned state troopers would close them if they stayed open. The Justice Department had opened a federal probe into the nation’s largest illegal operation in the mountain resort city.
The article outlines the Constitution mandated process for administering oaths of office as a regular act of government. It discusses the required form and sequence for officials taking oaths and the legal basis underpinning this practice.
California Supreme Court rules Salinger legally qualified to seek the Democratic nomination for U.S. senator. The ex-White House aide, 38, celebrated in Los Angeles after a long battle that began March 19 when he resigned as presidential press secretary and challenged Frank M. Jordan, the Republican secretary of state.
The Akita dog of Japan is noted for pulling heavier loads than most huskies and performing well in subzero conditions. Its double coat thickens in cold weather enhancing resilience and warmth for pulling sledges.
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