Local bridge players place well in weekend event
Local players performed strongly in a bridge tournament. Mrs Ellis Ford and John Griffith won the mixed pairs. Mrs W Nelson and Mrs Lewis Hyde Jr topped the special pairs. Mrs Howard hockey and Mrs Henry Kern Jr took second in the second section. In the team-of-four, Mrs Kern, Mrs Shockey, Mrs Holmes Harper and Richard tied for fourth. A total of 16 teams competed Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Ford
John Griffith
W. Nelson
Lewis H. Hyde, Jr
Howard Hockey
Henry P. Kern, Jr
Kern
Shockey
Holmes Harper
Richard
Handley Bands Well Received By Audience
The Handley Junior Band presented a rounded program noon at Handley with "Holiday in Spain" as the highlight. Miss Mary Jo Sweeney directed the preparation and the group showed talent. The Senior Band under Gaylen Strance demonstrated versatility and improved woodwinds and brass. Trumpet trio Thomas Grim Jeffrey Slonaker David Bowers and clarinet soloists Don Lutz Steve Ritter Ronald Price Sandra Hummer James Riley Jo Ann Luttrell were praised. "Headline" by Carlton Colby group, plus "Sound of Music" and "Semper Fidelis" closed the concert. A.V.D
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Spain
Piato
Mary Jo Sweeney
Gaylen Strance
Thomas Grim
Jeffrey Slonaker
David Bowers
Donald Lutz
Steve Ritter
Ronald Price
Sandra Hummer
James Riley
Jo Ann Luttrell
Carlton Colby
Sound of Music
Jaycees Silence Nazi Talk at Frederick County Court House
Jaycees sold Liberty Trees Saturday afternoon in front of the Frederick County Court House to drown out Norman Rockwell and the planned speech by the Arlington leader of the American Nazi Party. The event featured loud speakers and drew attention from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Jaycees
Frederick County Court House
Norman Lincoln Rockwell
Arlington
Lynchburg Negroes End Truce After Plan for Segregation Fight
The Lynchburg Negro Improvement Association and City Council ended a 60-day moratorium on anti segregation actions. Rev. Virgil A. Wood announced a seven point program including desegregation suits and renewed sit ins after progress by an interracial commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Virgil A. Wood
The
Negro Improvement Organization
Interracial Commission
Negro Commission
Wood
Commission
Patterson's
Lynchburg General Hospital
First Blessing of the Pets Draws Good Crowd
A large orderly crowd gathers on the Montague Avenue Methodist Church lawn for the first blessing of the pets service. Rev. Ronald Clark hosts with plans for annual events, raising funds for the Winchester SPCA. Ervin S. Cleveland notes 24 hour emergency ambulance service and begins an anniversary drive for a new shelter with Oct. 21 milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Ronald Clark
Winchester Society For the Prevention
Ervin S. Cleveland
SPCA
Cleveland
Lions Club Plans Regular Business Meeting
The Winchester Lions Club will hold a luncheon business session tomorrow at 12 15 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel.
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Winchester Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Teachers Dinner Tonight in Winchester
Berryville Clarke County Education Association holds its annual dinner at 6:30 PM at the Lee Jackson Restaurant in Winchester. Mrs Seestriane of the group will be the treasurer. A report on the Virginia Education Association meeting in Richmond will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Clarke County Education Association
Lee Jackson
Winchester
Joseph Sees Treniane
Tress
Virginia Education Association
Richmond
Hit and Run Driver Sought By Winchester Police
Winchester police seek a hit and run driver who struck a 1955 Buick on Holiday Drive at 5 15 am Saturday causing $150 damage to the car owned by Walter Hoffman of 105 Holiday Drive. A three car mishap on Rt 50 near Winchester at 8 30 last night caused $225 in damage among the vehicles and a parked car on Virginia Ave sustained $381 in damage.
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Winchester
Hansel Lindamood
Walter Hoffman
Holiday Drive
Rt. 50
Jaite Treependauses Binal
Mercury
Mariel Silvester Biser
Washington, D. C
Chevroick Puedo
W. Va
Chevrolet
Willie Love Dodson
Rt. 1
Dodson
Moore
Virginia Ave
Millwood Ave
Herman P. Madigan
S. L. Lee
Robert Edward Sa Et
Hill
Carpenter Held For Grand Jury In Check Case
Dewey Arthur Carpenter Jr 29 of 201 E Pall Mall Sr ordered held for Winchester Corporation Court grand jury on a charge of issuing a check for 53.29 in the name of Lewis M Barley. He was held for the grand jury in Municipal Court. Other Municipal Court cases listed include Stephen A Lee driving with beginner's license 15.75 Robert Edward Sowers false statement to police 30.75 and 30 days suspended Edward Junior Grove reckless driving no license 15.25 7.75 Jerry Richard Baker reckless driving 15.25 Ivayne Riley McIntire no Virginia operator's City tags 20.75 Douglas W Boyd reckless driving 15.25 Robert Hugh Anderson assault and battery 30 days 6.25 costs George Portch DUI 106.75 30 days suspended no license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Arthur Carpenter, Jr
E. Pall Mall Sr
Winchester Corporation Court
Lewis M. Barley
Stephen A. Lee
Patterson Ave
Robert Edward Sowers
Warrenton
Edward Junior Grove
Rt. 1
Centerville
Jerry Richard Baker
S. Kent St
Ivayne Riley McIntire
N. Cameron St
Douglas Biology Students Near Washington Trip
Douglas 9th and 10th grade biology students race toward a Washington trip in the first week of June with only 58 dollars left to raise. A gym night fundraiser tomorrow features volleyball, tumbling, dancing, phys ed routines and basketball. Professor Ed Barksdale will oversee the effort as the event seeks many spectators to cover the small admission costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Washington
Ed Barksdale
Three Killed in W V A Crash on Rt 9
At 2 30 a m Sunday a collision on a curve seven miles north of Rawson killed Philmore S Canby 24 and Wanda G Miller 17 both of Martinsburg and Leonard Mc Donough 37 of Charles Town. Lee Felton critically injured at Town Hospital in unclear condition. Felton drove a 1955 Oldsmobile with Miller as passenger. Canby drove a 1953 Pontiac with Mc Donough as passenger. Total losses estimated at 950 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Barlow
Philmore S. Canby
Wanda G. Miller
Martinsburg
Leonard McDonough
Charles Town
Lee Felton
Barlow
Felton
Miss Miller
Wildlife and Industry Facts From Kruger Park and Silesia
An estimated one million animals roam Kruger National Park spanning 8,000 square miles in the Union of South Africa. Franz Karl Achard built the first sugar beet factory in Silesia in 1902 with aid from the King of Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger National Park
Union of South Africa
Franz Karl Achard
Silesia
King of
Prussia
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South End Watch Repair
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Pa’ge Insurance
R. T. Bryarly
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Handley Bands
A.V.D
Jaycees
Rockwell
Earl L. Mason
N. Loudoun
Fire — Auto — Health
Henry T. Goode & Son
Hour Claim Service
Hansbrough & Carter
St. John L
William L. Perry
Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lions Planning Busiess Meeting
J. W. Arthur Inc
E. Boscawea St
Carpenter
D. C. Trip
Ohnemee
Anne Francis
Lloyd Nolan
Rt. 9
Stephens City
Ken E. Smith
Piccadilly St
Winchester, VA
State Farm
Iesurance
John Deere
N. Leadoun
J. Winchester
Hoxie Bros. Circus
Shawnee
Benefit
Shawnee’ Fire Co
Jumpin’ S
Heishman’s
Sunnyside
Boyce’s
Willow Lawn
Martin’s Drug Store
Polly’s Cab Amherst Diner Myers
Paper Mill Road
Hable
Jeff Chandler, Carol Lynley Kleanor
Fakken
Tuesday Weld
Peyton Place
Cinemas Sport
DE Luxe
Winchester Drive-In Theatre
North
Hollywood
Fasr
Winchester Association
Leer
J. R. Alexander, Jr
J. Voarthur, Inc
E. Boscawen St
Bryarly
G.w.good&co
Hansbrough
Carter
Tame
Lawrence C. Hollis
E. Piccadilly St
Jamison & Gore
W. H. Louthan
Boscawen
Earl L. Sien
N. Loudon
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