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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
10
During a late spring chill backstage at two Broadway productions a fire in a dressing room wash basin sent smoke through the wings of The Ark at the Top of the Stairs while Sunrise at Campobello faced a fuse blow when electric heaters were plugged in. The theater runs on direct current while the warmers used alternating current.
The weekly Whitacre News Briefs report an upcoming annual memo rail service at Redland Methodist Church this Sunday at 2 p.m. led by Rev. Philip Weeks. Also noted are family visits, college graduations, hospital stays, and club meetings including the North Frederick 4-H Club Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the community building. Ebenezer Church members plan spring cleaning Friday and a June 8 memorial service with Rev. Claud McDonald as speaker.
Mrs Mae Clark visited Edith Chapman. Lofton visits Nora Tevalt in Winchester. Rain and hail hit the area as haymaking proceeds. Bible School opens a week after schools close. Ladies Aid shifts host to Ruth Lofton in June. Q&A notes 21 states tax movie admissions. typical rate two to three percent.
Grimes notes include Sunday church service at Galilee Church at 7 p.m. Visitors from Winchester join Mr. and Mrs. Hensel and others. Local clubs and gatherings feature a Berkeley Farm Woman's Club meeting, a Galilee Friendship Circle, a cooking ware demo, and skating party. Locust bloom, farming activity, and recent arrivals also touch Grimes life.
Christopher Fry wins the first of four annual $2,500 awards from Theatre Guild Foundation honoring freedom in Hungary’s 1956 revolt. The prize rewards plays that capture and affirm the human spirit’s thirst for liberty.
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