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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1952

Page

8

Identical Twins Near 100 Live Quietly in Bowling Green

Dellie and Addie Davies, the town's oldest identical twins, live together in Bowling Green with a long life of shared memories. The sisters, now 92, recount their bond, past politics, and their future care as caregiver Carrie Puller plans to leave to tend her seven children.

Dellie Davies Addit Bowling Green Fredericksburge Virginia Addie Deliie Davies Dellie Floyd H. Barkey Roosevelt Adele Adelaide Joseph Mary Hudson Davies Delaware Miss Dellie Miss Addie Marian Mont Carrie Puller Carrie Mama Addie Davies

Frederick HDC Board Holds Spring Meeting

Thirty three members of the Frederick County Home Demonstration Executive Board met to plan next year’s activities and review completed work. Miss Virginia Mason led the session. Appointments were made for Institute of Rural Affairs delegates and alternates. A large delegation plan was set for the National Home Demonstration Convention in Raleigh in October. Reports showed effort on improving community halls and painting trays for school cafeterias.

Frederick County Raleigh N. C

Meeting highlights from District Federation in Leesburg

Mrs. John Whitacre chaired a panel at the District Federation Meeting in Leesburg on April 30. The group pledged support to 4 H Girls Clubs, noted demonstrations continued without the home agent, and planned six annual meetings. A county tour of water systems was set for late July with a picnic lunch and achievement project. year end results covered kitchens fruit plots storage projects and water systems.

John Whitacre District Federation Leesburg Charles Bass Agnes Shirley Frederick County Mary Whitacre Frank Whitacre C. L. Butler Sue Wisecarver William Owings Hong Kong

Fresh pork prices rise sharply as markets shift

Fresh pork costs advanced in many markets with increases up to 8 or 9 cents a pound. Chickens also rose after last week's heavy selling, while beef roasts and some lamb cuts softened. A nationwide potato shortage and price actions in multiple states dominated shopper concerns.

Associated Press Agriculture Department

Program Development Leaders Urge 1953 Long-Range Plan

A report from the Program Development Leaders urges a long-range program focusing on one or two major problems. The committee requests suggestions to shape the 1953 program and outlines emphasis areas for future work.

Roosevelt Nomination Demo Lasted Seventy Minutes

The text states the demonstration after Franklin D. Roosevelt's nomination at the 1936 convention lasted 70 minutes. The account presents this as a factual note within the coverage.

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Today and Everyday Drive Carefully Walk Carefully

A public safety message urging careful driving and walking appears as a daily reminder that “The life you save may be your own.” The phrase promotes cautious behavior for pedestrians and drivers alike.

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