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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1960
Page
5
FHA outlines six loan types including fixed rate, adjustable rate, high balance, jumbo, second home, and equity loans. Each option targets different borrower needs and financing scenarios with varying down payment and eligibility rules.
David Hadley outlines six Farmers Home Administration loan types including operating, farm ownership, soil and water conservation, farm housing, emergency, and watershed loans. Details on eligibility and terms available at the County FHA office, 8 E. Jackson St, Front Royal, open weekdays 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Dr. James R. Killian Jr., former presidential adviser, told a Unitarian meeting in Boston that the nation must avoid cynicism about reducing tension and armaments. He said progress may be slow but urged perseverance and support for arms limitations to avert global catastrophe.
Cecil Prince 37 associate editor of the Charlotte News and 1959 Sigma Delta Chi award winner for best editorial died Tuesday after a kidney operation two weeks earlier.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown plans informal walks through downtown Los Angeles and Long Beach to hear voters and guide his 1960 Democratic delegation. He will not campaign officially for the 81 vote slate, facing rival George McLain in the June 7 primary. Brown cites listening to the people as key to shaping the delegation and hopes Nixon is kept from the presidency.
Brucetown church services will be at 11 a.m. on Sunday May 29 with a Memorial Service at 2 30 p m in the afternoon. The Rev William Withers and The Rev Charles L Taylor of Romney West Virginia were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Arnold Gordon. Local visits include Leslie Reed of Welltown Pike calling on Andy Whitacre, Elmer Robinson and daughter of Bunker Hill visiting Roy Clowser, and Mrs Lloyd Thompson visiting W B Castleman. Maude Clendening of Romney visiting her sisters George Beltzhoover and Mary Whetzell. Russell McAboy and son Eddie spent the weekend with Mrs James McAboy near Stephenson. Donald Price of Bunker Hill and Franklin Price of Inwood visited Mrs Mary Price.
A hymn sing is set for May 29 at 7 30 p m at Round Hill Presbyterian Church. Open to all with a special program. Sponsoring churches include Second Opequon Clearbrook Presbyterian Mt Pleasant and Mt Olive E U B Churches.
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