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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1957
Page
7
The Orrick Chapel Methodist Church holds its annual homecoming on Sunday. The Rev. Robert F. Sharperson will preach at 11 a.m. and Rev. Carter Alsberry of Strasburg will preach at 3 p.m. Free dinners will be served at noon to all attending.
Harry S. Truman declared that no governor can nullify federal Constitution or laws passed by Congress. He said if enforcement fails, the President must enforce them, referring to Arkansas racial segregation tensions. He recalled Jackson era nullifiers and noted he prepared the statement for release before traveling to New York to join Mrs. Truman and dedicate a shopping center on the old Truman farm.
Paris papers Figaro and Aurore ran front page stories on U S racial integration issues. They highlighted President Eisenhower's Newport golf trip and his planned meeting with Governor Faubus, citing critical American press opinions on presidential action.
William H. Dalrymple joins H. F. Byrd Inc. to oversee the southern territory with James Laise promoted to assistant sales manager. Dalrymple, from Atlanta, previously served with the Washington State Apple Commission and Kroger, and will base in Decatur. Laise now based in Winchester will cover northern territory and assist in Atlanta.
In Berryville authorities note that Phill's Choice beer on and off license was renewed despite initial objections. A June hearing by G A Siple recommended refusal, upheld at an August Richmond hearing, but a stop order was overlooked and the 1957 58 license remained valid.
The National Archives and Records Service recommends storing paper records at 70 degrees Fahrenheit, plus or minus 2 degrees, and relative humidity of 50 percent plus or minus 2 percent. This guidance specifies precise modern archival conditions to minimize deterioration.
A fashion show to aid the Clarke County Nurses Association is set for Milton Valley the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Durell tomorrow at 2 30. Local models include Mrs Ben Harrison Mrs Prosser Tabb IV Mrs Tyson Gilpin and others with prizes such as a blue Siberian fox fur and a 50 cash award. Tea will follow hosted by Christ Church Junior Auxiliary with models supplied by Jelleff's and Seven Corners.
The Singing Class for teen-age girls by Prof Harold Reeves Yarrell resumes on Saturday September 14 at 11 am in the Church of Christ at Valley Ave and Lambden Ave Winchester Me. The class offers proper placement tonal production and musicianship with two public appearances per season. Fee is reasonable. To register call Mohawk 2 5489 after 5 30 pm. Prof Yarrell also offers private instruction in singing piano and organ and in correction of faulty speech.
Clarke County Red Cross Advisory Committee met for an information session. The October Bloodmobile quota was set at 150 pints with a drive at the Community Building on October 16. Graham Daugherty chairs the committee.
Late summer is the molting season for most birds, though a portion of species begin earlier. Feather loss can affect flight, insulation, and camouflage until new plumage grows in.
Berryville reports Eagle Booster Club installs new officers led by president Chester A. Hobert The group plans a 15 yard setback fence behind the west end zone of the football field Officials were named to run the concession stand and handle tickets for the next three home games The next meeting is scheduled for October 9.
The passage notes that only a few birds molt again in spring. Molting occurs gradually, almost feather by feather, and is so symmetrical that the flight pattern remains steady.
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