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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1957

Page

11

Almond Dalton Campaigns Pivot Across Virginia

Virginia gubernatorial candidates split campaigns moving from Powhatan Lynchburg and Marion to Alexandria and Marion to rally voters. Almond ridicules federal intrusion while warning of Negro voter turnout. Dalton promises education and mental health gains and questions Almonds plan.

Associated Press Virginia Ted Dalton Martinsville J. Lindsay Almond Jr Powhatan Almond Lynchburg NAACP Dalton Harrison

Berryville Socials Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings

Mrs Louis Ames joined daughter Miss Marietta Ames in Ocean City Maryland for the week. Mr Ralph R Richardson hosted Col and Mrs Edward J Winters of Washington Conn and Mrs Winters’ son and daughter in law at Rose Cottage Fairfield Farm. Miss Gigi Spencer returned from Europe and joined Mrs Winters and Mr and Mrs Spencer in New York before traveling home. Mrs Shelton Price hosted luncheon for Mrs Alexander Lyons of Fort Pierce Florida with a group including Mrs Francis Ayler, Mrs Owen Swimzy, Mrs Richard Beardsworth, Miss Agnes Tapscott and Mrs Cabell Tapscott, then they traveled to Winchester for bridge. Mr Joe McDonald was patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital.

Louis Ames Ocean City Marietta Ames Miss Ames Ralph R. Richardson Rose Cottage Fairfield’ Farm Col Edward J. Winters Washington, Conn Winters Fred Spencer Mary Dustin Lee Spencer Everett, Wash Gigi Spencer New York Shelton Price Battletown Alexander Lyons Ft. Pierce, Fla Howard Cather Francis L. Ayler Owen Swimsey Richard Beardsworth Agnes Tapscott Cabell Tapscott Winchester Bridge

Television Guide On Local Channels With Nightline Lineup

Channel by channel listing details a full evening of movies news and shows across channels 6 5 and 7. Program titles include Red Barber Sherlock Holmes and Public Defender with sports and weather segments interspersed throughout.

B. Rash NBC News Susie Saber

Boyce Bowling Teams Organize

Boyce town bowling leagues held an organizational meeting at the Parish Hall. Phil Grim Jr will captain the Men’s League, Francis Hudson is secretary treasurer and Frank Paige Yowell is statistician.

Local Markets Note on Market Listings

Local markets are regularly corrected and published but the Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors that may occur. The notice reminds readers that listing accuracy cannot be guaranteed by the newspaper.

Agriculture Department Poultry Prices and Market Activity

The Agriculture Department notes broilers and fryers demand fair and trading quiet with adequate supplies. Turkeys hold steady with farm prices around 11 a.m. today for small and heavy types. Egg market reports Grade A Medium 42 cents and Grade A Large 50 cents, with regional market listings across Winchester and Harrison.

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Grimes Briefs Spotlight Local Church Camp and Visitors

Rev. Grady Spry will preach at Galilee Church Sunday. Galilee Friendship Circle met at Mrs. Harry Leight’s home. Washington visitors included Mrs. Pearl Wright and family. Dora Lankford visited. Mrs. Harry Mason joined Dora back to Charlottesville. Grimes men attended National Guard encampment. Bobby and Charlotte Leight went to youth camp. Dry weather eased with recent rains. stock water worries noted. FEPC creation traced to Executive Order 8802 by President Roosevelt on June 25 1941 to curb employment discrimination amid looming war.

Harry Mason Charlottesville Grimes National Guard Bobby Charlotte Leight FEPC Franklin D. Roosevelt President's Fair Employment Practice Committee

Market Quotations Show Mixed Hints in Apples and Potatoes

Baltimore market notes indicate a weaker undertone in apples with several varieties inching up, while cantaloupes and peaches show mixed gains and soft demand. Potatoes and sweet potatoes remain barely steady with regional price spreads, and Chicago hogs and cattle offer broad price ranges for various weight classes.

Baltimore Smokehouse McIntosh Rambos Usis Pa Jonathans Usis McItosh US Wva Jonathans Bu Bkts Elbertas Usis J. H Uss Ussis USDA

Wall Street Advances In Early Trading

Wall Street opened higher as copper, chemicals and several oils led the advance. Kennecott Copper and International Paper gained about two points, Gulf Oil and Amerada rose over a point, and Du Pont and Air Reduction added around a point. Steel and motor shares were mixed while rails edged up modestly.

New York Kennecott Copper International Paper Gulf Oil Amerada du Pont

Chicago Grain Opens Mostly Steady On Board of Trade

Grains staged a steady start with corn and soybeans showing fractional gains while wheat and other futures posted varied quotes. Wheat December edged higher, corn contracts rose modestly, and soybeans advanced with notable percentages across multiple months.

Market Report Prices for Cattle and Sheep

Prices listed for cattle and sheep include few good and choice heifers at 19.50 to 23.00, standard heifers to 16.00, few commercial cows 14.25 to 15.25, bulk utility cows 12.25 to 14.00, canners and cutters largely 10.00 to 12.50, few utility to low commercial bulls 15.50 to 17.00, most standard and good dealers 17.00 to 26.00, few choice 26.00 to 26.50. Salable sheep 400 head, good and choice spring lambs 22.00 to 24.00, cull to low good 15.00 to 21.50, cull to choice slaughter ewes quotable 5.00 to 8.00.

Chicago USDA

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