Dear Abby readers share honest acts and teen troubles
Dear Abby responds to letters about honesty in repaying a mistaken refund and questions about thanking someone, a critical view of police dress standards, a provocative wedding at which a bride is pregnant, handling a teen with a mentally ill mother, and guidance for a teen asked to explain a mother’s absence. Abby advises against expecting rewards, suggests simple truthful explanations, and offers further help through her pamphlet.
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Prepare Your Garden for Winter in Four Easy Steps
The article outlines fall and early winter tasks: mow to about two inches, rake debris, apply 5-10-5 fertilizer, sow winter rye seed, and water daily until sprouting. Also cover bulbs like tulips, plant lilies, prune roses, mound rose beds, weed and tidy beds, remove dead stems, lift tuberous begonias, and bring in geraniums before frost.
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Army photos and manners
A reader asks about sending a sentimental photo for a boyfriend in the Army and what to write on it. The advice: avoid writing on a photo as it invites unwanted attention and comments.
Rev McCray Accepts Call at Blue Ridge Church
The Rev William V McCray will conduct his final service at Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City Sunday at 9 45 am He has accepted a call from Glade Creek Lutheran Blue Ridge and will move with his family next week
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William V. McCray
Stephens City Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran Church
McCray
Glade Creek Lutheran Church
Blue Ridge
CAB Asked To Improve Air Service Between Norfolk and Baltimore
The Civil Aeronautics Board is urged to enhance air service between Norfolk and Baltimore. Karl J. Grimm, transportation director for the Baltimore Association of Commerce, says airline service is so poor the board must treat it as urgent.
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Baltimore
Civil Aeronautics Board
Norfolk
Karl J. Grimm
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Capital
Airlines
UVa Reading Clinic Founder Dr Allin Leavell Dies at 66
Dr Allin Whitney Leavell, who founded the McGuffey Reading Clinic at the University of Virginia and edited the Golden Rule Series, died at University Hospital at Charlottesville aged 66 after a heart attack. He came to UVa in 1946 from Mississippi and taught earlier in Tennessee and China. Survivors include his wife, a son, and two daughters.
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McGuffey
University of Virginia
Allin Whitney Leavell
University Hospital
Leavell
William Holmes McGuffey
Oxford
Miss
China
University of Mississippi
George Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Caven
White Hall News Briefs Selections Of Local Visits
Mr and Mrs James Roby of Brunswick MD and Mrs Ella Peterson of Berkeley Springs WV spent Friday with the Robys son and daughter in law the Rev and Mrs Roby. Mr Whetzel of Arlington visited Mr B F Strother in Winchester Memorial Hospital Sunday and stayed over with his mother. Mr Ernest Milburn visited grandson Gail Siwell in Winchester Monday. Austin Whitacre is ill at home. Mrs Myrtle Samples of Nain called on the Robys and Luttrells Tuesday.
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James Roby
Brunswick
Ella Peterson
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Roby
Douglas Whetzel
Arlington
B. F. Strother
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Whetzel
Ernest Milburn
Gail Siwell
Winchester
Austin Whitacre
Myrtle Samples
Robys and Luttrells
Tito Echoes Khrushchev On Cold War Issues At U N
AP reports at the United Nations Tito of Yugoslavia shows neutrality leaning Soviet, signaling possible value to Moscow. He questions policy toward dependent nations and Congo, Cuba, and urges UN action while implying agreement with Khrushchev on arming West Germany and Paris summit causes.
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Yugoslavia
Congo
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Stalin
Moscow
Hungary
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
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Cuba
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Security Council
West Germany
Nixon to Speak From Southern Slope of Capitol Square
An armistice on Nixon’s Oct. 3 Capitol visit sets his midday talk from Capitol Square’s southern slope between the fountain and bell tower. Budget Director Kuhn and Virginia Democrats for Nixon Lodge head Sydnor reached the agreement to avoid disruption during stage work hours.
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Captol Hill
Richard M. Nixon
Capitol Square
L. M. Kuhn
Eugene B. Sydnor, Jr
Virginia
Democrats
Nixon Lodge
Seven “I am” Sermon Series at Zion Baptist Church
Zion Baptist Church Berryville hosts a Sunday evening series on the seven I am statements beginning at 7 30 p m with Rev J C Clarke’s I am the Door Rev E D Terry I am the Bread of Life Rev Walter Gaskins I am Alpha and Omega and ends with Rev W L Branch I am the Good Shepherd The Rev James Summers will close with a final comment The morning service at 11 a m features Rev Paul W Brown sponsor Mrs Lucile Layton and the Valley Wonders Chorus provides songs during the second half of the program
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Paul W. Brown
J.C. Clarke
E. D. Terry
Bread of Life
Walter Gaskins
Alpha and Omega
Valley Wonders Chorus
Zion Church
James Thompson
George Travis
W. L. Branch
James Summers
Lucile Layton
Plans for National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week
The Winchester Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped discussed observance plans at the George Washington Hotel. John Hawse reported on observance activities with Vocational Rehabilitation and three area organizations. Seven handicapped workers have been employed locally since the last meeting amid representation by about 16 firms and groups. Goodwill Industries cited a required service area population of 85 000 within 15 miles to operate here.
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Winchester Committee On
George Washington Hotel
John Hawse
Robert Glass
O'Sullivan
Henry Bush
National Fruit
Charles Herrell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Goodwill Industries
Mrs Hume Carr Named Assistant to Dean at Mary Baldwin
Mary Baldwin College in Staunton announces Mrs Hume Carr as assistant to the Dean of Students. She will counsel students and supervise housekeeping of five upper campus dormitories. An alumna of Mary Baldwin, she has taught in schools and been active in church and garden clubs.
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Hume Carr
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
1285 Yearlings Set For Sixth Annual Sale At Farmers Lipstock
A total of 1,285 head of cattle will be sold this evening at the sixth annual Yearling Sale at the Farmers Lipstock Exchange. The sale begins at 6 30 with 1,193 steers and 92 heifers from Angus Hereford and Short horn breeds and some crosses. Sale Manager I Fred Stine notes 1,343 yearlings were delivered and 58 rejected by graders due to defect. Buyers are on hand from Indi.
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Farmers Lipstock Exchange
Fred Stine
Livestock Exchange
Indi
Northen Virginia Feeder Cattle Sale Opens Fall Schedule
The sale reports 2 204 head sold last year with over 300 heifers, as early fall events begin. Prices run 3 to 4 cents per pound below 1959 totals. The semana features three feeder cattle sales in fall with Oct 7 and Oct 28 dates, expecting about 3 000 and 1 200 to 1 500 head respectively. The split sale format aims to handle large numbers.
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