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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1962
Page
11
Concise health column advises husbands thrive on a balanced diet not dieting. It argues calories matter little, urges protein and carbohydrates, warns against vitamin overuse, and prescribes two meals for working men with mindful portions and timing.
Senator Barry Goldwater denounces Kennedy steel price reversal as possibly the greatest mistake by the president, saying it harms business and the economy. He accuses the White House of coercive federal action and questions halting inflation at the expense of private enterprise.
Mr and Mrs Robert Boyd and Paulette Kenney of Kernstown visited Mrs Artie Shiffette. The Ritter sisters Grace and Ethel called on Mrs Shiffette. George Harms visits his in laws the Keller family. Marvin Walsh of Silver Spring and the Kingree family shared an evening. E A Shere of Arlington and sons Donnie and Jim visited Mabel Richard. Sam and Kenneth McDonald hosted a Harrisburg trip while Ruth McDonald of Asheville College spent the weekend with her parents. Michael Anderson returns to school after illness. Billy Hamilton showing improvement after illness.
John Stickles and Mr. Dodson reside in houses covered with new weather boarding. Farmers and orchardists plow spray and tend gardens while fixers build and mend fences. Paul Chrisman and family move into a trailer near Woodbine school. Highway crews remove snow fences for summer.
Kernstown notices list the Frederick County Council of Church Supper at Kernstown Methodist on May 10 and the Charge-Wide Mission Study from May 11 to 18. Several locals with relatives in Harrisonburg, Silver Spring, Round Hill, and Newport News are cited, along with a Loyalty Covered Dish Supper on May 26 and W S C S District Conference attendance.
Marie L. French, 23 years in teaching at Topeka High, will travel to Washington to accept the national Teacher of the Year award from President Kennedy. She and husband Freeman French will be at the White House for the presentation and spend the week sightseeing.
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