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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
9
A reader seeks a rich wife and travel to Europe while offering love and money. Another letter asks if nagging about a husband not carrying a wife’s photo is reasonable. A final note recalls masculine dinner disappearances as a common trait and advises patience and continued affection.
The holiest day in Judaism starts at sundown with Yom Kippur observance, a day of affliction and fasting during the ten day period after Rosh Hashana. Services begin next evening at 10 a.m. Rabbi Richard Lehrman will officiate.
Advertisement details a 32 inch girl’s playmate doll pattern 7388 with transfer only and instructions. Pricing shows thirty five cents, add 15 cents for first class mailing. Mail to Alice Brooks Winchester Star Needlecraft Dept New York with name address zone and pattern number. 206 Hadicraft Hits in 1964 catalog promotes crochet knit sew embroidery and quilts.
Confidential message invites a personal reply and requests a self addressed stamped envelope to Ab by at Box 3365 in Beverly Hills California. The fragment suggests a private inquiry about mind and marriage but lacks context or full details.
An editor's note introduces a six week summer student travel with a Wolfsburg family, recounting Paris sights the Concorde Arc de Triomphe Louvre Eiffel Tower Versailles and a Lido dinner show and then Freiburg Lucerne and the Black Forest trip. The author notes danger in Paris amid strikes and speaks of Heidelberg Rothenburg and a castle visit with vivid impressions of art, history, and scenery.
Dr. McCorkle the highly decorated U S Navy veteran will address the Presbytery rally in Winchester with 581 students at the Senior College for Girls opening Sept 18. Visiting ministers will administer Communion and Judge Alfred D Noyes will speak to the Men of the Presbytery.
Henry Halem, newly appointed resident craftsman at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, will lecture and demonstrate at Handley Library Auditorium for the Blue Ridge Chapter. The New York native and Rhode Island School of Design graduate joined the museum last month and will be brought to Winchester by the chapter and the Virginia Museum. David G. Simpson, chapter president, notes membership details at Shenval Music or by calling 662-2933.
Gov Albertis S Harrison Jr said he will call a special poll tax session of the General Assembly between November 15 and December 15. He suggested November 19 as a likely date and noted renovations at the Capitol affect scheduling. The move aims to address Virginia and federal election poll tax issues amid ratification momentum.
Timber Ridge Christian Church in Highview West Virginia will hold Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a church business meeting at 11 a.m. All members are urged to attend.
Local businessman Mr. Wilkins spoke to about 236 Shenandoah freshman students in an indoctrination meeting. He discussed Western world views religion and freedom versus communism atheism in Russia China Cuba and other communist nations. The program was directed by Jim Myers with BE Paul J. Slonaker leading.
Pleasant Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church near Cedar Grove holds a rummage sale today and tomorrow at 128 Loudoun St. The sale starts each morning at 9 o clock to benefit the church building fund.
Market master Clarence Fletcher says the Farmers Market will open at 6 a.m. tomorrow on the corner of Kent and Bosca with abundant fresh vegetables and baked goods for shoppers.
Warren Canahy High School boosters purchased new band uniforms to be worn at the football game tomorrow at Crosby Stadium. Band director Harry E. Parker notes a forthcoming concert on the Warren County High School lawn with details to be announced.
The passage notes that visiting the Black Forest becomes more appealing and describes the region as deeply interesting, hinting at its allure beyond mere scenery.
The ASCS will mail ballots to eligible voters for community committeemen with a deadline of Oct 15 and results to be announced Oct 18. A slate of nominees is released for districts Back Creek Gainesboro Shawnee Stonewall Opequon and two alternates per committee. the convention is Oct 24 at the ASCS office.
Fire believed caused by faulty wiring yesterday destroyed a house trailer belonging to Ralph Wilson at Stephenson. The mid afternoon blaze, not occupied at the time, caused about $2,000 in damages, partially covered by insurance, according to a fire company spokesman.
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