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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1973
Page
5
A 24 year old asks how to say no to late night couch surfing and Abby counsels turning away before sleep, alone. A concerned uncle describes controlling behavior by his sister in law and Abby urges support for nieces and nephews. A nervous bride seeks wedding guest limits and Abby suggests using arithmetic to limit invites.
Round Hill hosts a stork shower for Mrs Barbara Wolford on April 28 at the Round Hill Community Center with guests from Winchester Capon Bridge Hagerstown Gaithersburg and more. Activities included games and refreshments as part of a social turnout.
Virginia dealers who overcharged buyers during Phase II price controls will refund 666000 dollars to customers. IRS official James P. Boyle said 231 Virginia dealers were noncompliant. most overcharges arose from mistakes rather than deliberate acts. Refunding purchasers will receive refunds by mail. About 59 percent of the total relates to new cars.
A hurricane off the Florida Keys on July 15, 1733 wrecked 17 ships of a Spanish fleet carrying an estimated 68 million dollars in gold and silver from Havana to Madrid.
NORTH MOUNTAIN announces Memorial Services at St Johns Lutheran Church set for May 27 at 2 p.m., changing from the first Sunday in June. Also noted is cemetery clean-up on May 19 with May 26 as rain date.
In Summit Point West Virginia Mr and Mrs Lawrence DeHaven and their sons Kirby and Kendall returned home April 8 from a week long Florida car trip. Kathy DeHaven a Shepherd College student returned from a two week European tour with the colleges Brass Ensemble. A Shepherd College trip included Luxembourg Germany Belgium and Holland. The Kincheloes of Bowie Maryland visited Robert Lights. Baptist Women Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs Lloyd Swisher and Mrs Barbara Swisher with nine members attending. Devotions led by Mrs Philip Crish. The Panama and Choctaw Indian work was the evening lesson by Mrs Swisher. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Shenk visited Aunt Mrs Mattie Gore Saturday afternoon.
Emmanuel United Methodist Church youth group hosted a Sunday dinner in the social hall for Mrs. E W Grant's 90th birthday. A large turnout attended. Visitors included Mrs. Charles Griffith of Baltimore and Mrs. M F Powell of Hagerstown. Kitty Prince, formerly of Stephenson, is visiting. John H Giles and family of Toronto spent Easter with Ralph E Giles and family in Stephenson.
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