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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1951
Page
7
Advice column notes it is not improper for a man to offer his seat to a woman in public but not required except for the elderly or a close friend. It confirms lettuce is part of the salad and may be eaten. It lists accepted business letter closings such as Yours truly and Sincerely yours.
Frederick County appraisements list multiple estates with appraisers and values. Names include Joseph Ramey 1500 dollars, Madison M. Rosenberger 21676.36, Annie C. Hartley 2645 dollars, Hugh A. Funk 6316.48, Bettie F. Haines 5393.24, Oscar J. Ratcliff 972, John A. Crim 902.88, and others with associated buyers or parties. Public notice enumerates each estate and its appraisers.
Mrs. Carter Luttrell hosted guests including Mrs. Walter Anderson Mrs. Edith Holliday Mr and Mrs Earl Whitacre and their children James and Helen Other visitors were Mr and Mrs Albert Luttrell and son Gary Lee Mr and Mrs Holmes Whitacre of Ridgeway Mrs Anna Smoke and Mrs Roy Ashton The Youngs meet at White Hall Church with the class. monthly gathering planned at Albert Luttrells home Carver Luttrell spending vacation week at home Gary Lee Luttrell visited with his grandparents Thursday evening.
Clarke County High School Hi-Y Club wins state recognition as the outstanding first year club. William Hansen, Hi-Y executive secretary, cites club activities including clean up campaigns, fundraising for an audio visual projector, publicity, and an induction ceremony for PTA and school assembly. Two delegates attend the State Model General Assembly in Richmond.
A harsh comparison describes condemned prisoners made to dig their own graves and be shot in them. The piece argues against adopting such a brutal method, noting it echoes harsher justice seen in some parts of the world and raises moral concerns for Americans.
A Winchester Evening Star item from May 28 1951 urges temperance and self control to guard health and avoid avoidable diseases. The editorial notes excesses in food and drink shorten life and harm others, asking readers to wield self restraint to avoid metaphorical graves.
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