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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1942

Page

5

Winchester Lutherans Join Nationwide Lutheran World Action Drive

Winchester Lutherans will join a May drive supporting Lutheran World Action to aid service men and war orphans. The effort aims to raise 650000 national funds, with 250000 for service men and 400000 for overseas missions and refugee work.

Winchester Lutherans U.S Carl A. Honeycutt Grace Lutheran Church Lutheran World Action Service Commission National Lutheran Council Commission Lutheran Refugee Service Y. M. C. A. War Prisoners’ Aid American Bible Society

May Weather Keeps Acting Like April Across Regions

The May weather pattern resembled April over much of the U S with varied conditions. Cooler than normal in the northeast and interior valleys, warmer elsewhere. Wet Mississippi Valley weather delays farm work in places like Iowa where corn planting slowed after a week of ahead progress. Prospects for winter wheat improved with the rain aiding other spring crops. Rain in the east was not enough to end drought, but forest fire danger lessened. Southern Plains welcomed rain turning mud to arable fields.

Washington U. S. Weather Bureau Interior Mississippi Valley Iowa

Farmers Work Soils For Corn And Cotton Fields

A brief note describes soil preparation and farmers entering fields to tend corn and cotton crops, highlighting practical field practices and agricultural routines.

Natives Conserve Ammunition During War Time Efforts

George A. Dale reports from a tour of 54 native schools in Alaska that natives are reviving traditional fishing and hunting to save ammunition. Elders describe using nets and nonlethal methods, with one Eskimo noting each seal caught saves a .30-30 cartridge for Japan.

Juneau Alaska George A. Dale Office of Indian Affairs

Man Seeks Draft Exemption in Unmarried Union Case

In Santa Fe on May 20 a man living with his common law wife of 15 years and seven children appeared before the draft board. New Mexico law does not recognize the union, and the board chairman suggested marriage as a possible solution. The registrant replied he had considered it but did not want people to think he wed merely to dodge the draft.

Santa FE N. M New Mexico

Mothers Honored By Gravel Springs Grangers

The Gravel Springs Juvenile Grange held an evening program with songs poems and readings including We are the Grange of the Future My Mother and Brighten the Corner The Grange also hosted a Bible character quiz with leading contestants T S Cooper Hester Himelright and Mrs T S Cooper tying on score The lecturer Miss Cox announced a spelling bee at the next meeting with members urged to attend armed to the teeth Mrs T S Cooper Matron.

Gravel Springs Virginia Grange Grange of Evelyn Ponton Sadie ‘Utterback Hester Sager Dorothy Shell Helen Himelright T. S. Cooper Hester Himelright

If You Want Results It Pays To Advertise Where You Get What You Pay For

An advertising guidance line urging readers that effective ads yield measurable results and value for money. It emphasizes consistent messaging and credible placements as the path to success in promotions.

Perfect Civilian Defense Trial Blackout Ed Shenandoah County

Shenandoah County experienced its first Civilian Defense blackout last night lasting about a half hour. Town coordinators reported a flawless drill with no accidents as firemen laid hose, first aid centers operated, and mock air raid victims were treated.

Shenandoah County Woodstock C.W. Solenberger Mt. Jackson

Discrimination Suit Over County School Bus Transportation

A federal suit seeks a permanent injunction against Nottoway county school board and Superintendent W. R. Wrigglesworth for denying bus transportation to Negro students while providing it for white pupils. Lula Winn, a Black high school student, claims equal protection violations under the Fourteenth Amendment. Oliver Hill filed the complaint on behalf of Negro taxpayers.

Richmond School Board of Nottoway County W. R. Wrigglesworth Lula Winn Robert Winn Oliver Hill School Board City of Winn

Model Dog Sled Displays 241 Parts From Diomede Eskimos

A Juneau report describes a miniature dog sled in the Territorial Mu seum arts collection. crafted by Diomede Island Eskimo artisans, the 19 inch long sled uses black baleen and white walrus ivory with 51 belts and nuts joining tiny pieces.

Juneau Alaska Mouve Arts Mu- Yukon Diomede Island

Help the Boys Keep in Touch With Home While Training

A training program encourages sending mail to athletes, asking fans to write letters and keep them connected with home as they train. The initiative calls for community support and steady correspondence to boost morale.

Peterson's Ointment for Itching Skin Relief

When skin is irritated with pimples and red blotches, apply a 35c box of Peterson's Ointment for prompt itching relief. The balm soothes smarting skin and improves appearance. also advertised for itching of feet and cracks between toes.

Peterson

Daily Crossword Across

Crossword clues listed with many entries across and down. Some items show misspellings and fragmented words requiring inference to fill answers such as lath taverns moon goddess relative oil of rose petals insect silk length measure climbing plant remain mineral ribin fabric adorn warp yarn weep contend stirred up perished mask confederate meditate snake employ force a stub balance pertaining to hours car fulcrum existed cavity down Greek second atsist concin danger substat in skill turf prohibi visitor s boo k polite bay wine poverty stricken increase a hundred fold short for sister period of time lowness of ditch end of tree pack away unadulter ated instrument little island yesterday s answer perceive di I exclamation ates

Little Island

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