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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1960
Page
3
A doctor explains sleepwalking, its normal frequency in children, and when adults may need psychiatric care. Wake gently if safe, inform the person of the issue, and seek medical consultation if episodes persist or cause harm.
A Q and A column covers whether a shy coworker invites a date, if a wedding gift is needed after declining, and how long bread and butter plates stay on the table. It notes that asking him may be proper, gift etiquette depends on closeness, and plates remain until dessert is served.
The Winchester Polo Association lost to Farmington 9-7 on April 30 at the Farmington Hunt Club in Charlottesville. Local players included Frank Whitesell Robert Berry and John Cussen. A May 14 match at VMI parade grounds is planned. An enclosed arena under lights is under construction with completion targeted around June.
The Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent lists meetings for May 9 to 14 with HD clubs in Robinson Memorial 4M Middletown James Wood Gainesboro Round Hill North Frederick Albin Shawnee White Hall and Middletown. Demonstrations on soaps and detergents planned plus calendar items for 1961. Chủ note mentions St Louis Cathedral built in 1794.
The United Methodist Church approves a policy change removing the innocent party rule in divorce. The move, backed by leaders across the denomination, endorses premarital counseling and allows remarriage for divorcees who acknowledge factors behind prior failure and commit to a truly Christian marriage.
Relief. The Methodist Youth Fellowship announces a drive to fund a new church building with a two day sale May 13 to 14 at the G and M building on S Braddock St. A bake sale in front of the Court House is scheduled all day May 14. Scrap material drive is set for May 14 with contributions accepted via MO 2-5068 before May 13.
English lesson notes by W. L. Gordon include guidance on misused words mispronunciations and spelling. It introduces nihilism defined as a doctrine denying objective truth and begins a study on inexorable as the next word.
The Ladies Golf Association announces its annual luncheon on May 10 at 1 p.m. at the Winchester Club. Mrs. C. P. Watson and Mrs. Paul are named organizers.
The Front Royal Presbyterian Church on Luray Ave will be dedicated Sunday at 3 p.m. The new brick building began services Oct 18, cost phased to 172000, with 300 members funding an 81000 pledge drive. Dedication features include Rev Oren Moore Jr, Dr Charles Cowsert, and Rev Kenneth Shick with regional and civic greetings.
The Choralairs and Hand Bell Ringers from the Presbyterian Church will present a musical program at the Junior Woman's Club of Clarke County meeting. The event, held Thursday April 12 at the Methodist Church, aims to welcome new members. Refreshments will follow. Seamen from around the world call Cape Town the Tavern of the Seven Seas.
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