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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
7
James Wood High School Choral Department presents its Annual Spring Concert tonight in the school auditorium at 8 PM. About 180 vocal students directed by D B Stewart perform multiple parts including choral, girls’ glee, folk singers, and combined choirs with pieces from classical to folk selections.
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4613 children sizes 2 4 6 8. Includes optional embroidered arrowheads and couture charm design. Price 50 cents per pattern with 15 cents for first class mailing. Send to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York address with name address ZIP SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
Mrs. W A Sale rests in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Randolph Macon College freshman Scott Atkinson named co chairman of the Glee Club publicity committee with William Mason of Falls Church. Joyce Baker hosts on Safeway Trailways Bus tour for Mrs. L B Johnson. James Lee Courtney and family celebrate Mother's Day with extended relatives from Camp Hill, Mon tague Ave Berryville and more. R H Benson honored with a May 11 supper for 23rd wedding anniversary hosted by children.
Judith Lee Doerfler crowned Queen Shenandoah XXXII at Shenandoah College and Conservatory. Sheireceived the honor from Forest B Racey, with a three day festival featuring The Diary of Anne Frank, alumni reunions, May Day Pageant and a musical pageant Music Through The Ages.
Former West Virginia Governor William C. Marland, in his first public appearance since a cab incident, told students to devote five years to making a significant contribution to government. He dismissed claims you need right people to enter office and urged individuals to handle personal problems while serving the public.
About 360 of South Bend's 1,400 public school teachers voted to keep a classroom boycott after the board set a $5,200 starting salary. The district warned that continued absence would breach contracts and be treated as insubordination. Parents served as monitors as pupils adapted to classes.
Dear Abby answers readers on marriage proposals and parenting concerns. The column cites asking the girl to propose and planning together for a ring, warns about choosing a spouse carefully, and offers practical guidance on social tensions and family issues from a 1965 McNaught Syndicate context.
The Kentucky Department of Mines and Minerals will brief federal revenue agents on safe mine navigation May 24 25 after learning agents search abandoned coal mines for illegal liquor stills. Commissioner Ambrose Mandt emphasized safety to avoid traps suffocation or explosions.
A cyclone battered East Pakistan with at least 200 dead and about 1,000 injured. Tens of thousands were left homeless as communications remained down across a 30,000 square mile area. Dacca districts lacked water and power after the Wednesday strike.
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