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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1960

Page

3

White Hall News Briefs Chronicle Local Visits

White Hall reports show Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Luttrell and children Libby and Bruce of Welltown visiting Floyds’s parents on Sunday. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Milburn and Rodger, visited Apple Pie Ridge relatives. Sallie Williams’s death is noted along with illness of Sallie Williams’s brother John Runon. over 300 attended a Rosenburger Mansion reunion in Baltimore.

White Hall Floyd Luttrell Libby and Bruce Welltown Lloyd Milburn Rodger Kenneth Holliday Apple Pie Ridge Harry Lafollette Winchester Memorial Hospital Donald Whetzel Charles Whetzel Shawneee Farm Baltimore Rosenburger Mansion Whetzels Sallie Williams New Market John Runon Williams James Whetzel Lonza Stother Franklin Whetzel Sunnyside Clifton Whetzel

The Misses Jane and Mary Brown envelope form

When addressing two unmarried sisters the usual form is The Misses Jane and Mary Brown. It is not necessary to ask permission to sit at a stranger's table while carrying a tray in a cafeteria.

Misses Jane Mary Brown Miss Jane Brown

Why Did They Stop the Clocks in Homes

A reader asks about the superstition of stopping clocks after a death and Abby notes a similar belief with no clear origin. The column invites reader input on origins and local practices.

Abby Oberlin

Federal Judge Upholds Alexandria School Board Rejection

Judge Albert V. Bryan ruled no racial discrimination in two Negro children's applications to white schools. Of 16 Negro applicants this fall, 13 were admitted and 27 Negroes now attend the previously white schools.

Alexandria Alexandria School Board Albert V. Bryan

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