First Brethren Church Homecoming Program
The First Brethren Church will hold a Homecoming Day program beginning at 2:30 p.m. Tomorrow. Rev Stanley F. Hauser will announce the schedule including prayer, readings, music by the Hauser quartet, and an afternoon address by Rev. Lee Crist of Covington Virginia. Activities feature piano solos and a talk by the moderator with several musical performances.
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First Brethren Church
Stanley F. Hauser
A.D. Camp
S. F. Hauser
Reading
Mary Parsons
Hauser
Lee Crist
Mt Israel Church Homecoming Slated For Sunday
The Mt Israel Methodist Church plans a full day homecoming on Sunday with a 10am Sunday school, 11am worship and welcome address by Delbert Phillips, a special vocal by Mrs Marie Shahan, devotional by Rev J W Nottingham, a noon basket dinner, and an afternoon program featuring two songs and Rev Nottingham's address. The Mt Israel cemetery association will report on cemetery conditions and proposed improvements. The service closes with God Be With You Till We Meet Again and benediction.
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MS. Israel Methodist Church
Delbert Phillips
Marie Shahan
J. W. Nottingham
Nottingham
Mt. Israel Cemetery Association
August Homecomings and Gatherings Across Several Communities
August events include First Brethren church homecoming with dinner at noon and a 2 30 p m sermon by Rev. Lie Crist now in Covington Va. Mountaineer Council No 44 meets Aug 14, many family reunions, church homecomings and club meetings planned through Aug 26. Local events list includes Nazum family pavilion in Mori Park, Royal Neighbors meetings, Quota Club at Motel Grito, W Young Adult class at First Baptist, and Delta Nu Tay Phi Lambda hayride.
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Basket
Lie Crist
Covington
Mountsineer Council No
Jruiior
United American Merheni
VP. W. Hall
Hail Family
Bennyton Park
Midsteel Methodist Church
Sunda
Nazum
Morri Park
Banemont
Royal
Neahbars
Anwaea
Saill
Wile Feld
Shady Dar
Mountain City Council No. 40
Daughters of
Amerac Wll
Pheres
First Presbyterian Church
Inrense Wilkinson
Bossley Powell
Eighth Losh Family Reunion At Webster Baptist Church
The eighth annual Losh reunion drew over fifty relatives and friends last Sunday at Webster Baptist Church. A noon basket lunch featured a large multi colored anniversary cake inscribed 8th Annual Losts Reunion. Attendees visited, and a brief business session kept last year’s officers in place: Christopher Losh, president. A. O. Losh, vice president. Flora Lee Travis, secretary. Inez Hogue, treasurer.
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Webster Baptist Church
Christopher Losh
A. O. Losh
Flora Lee Travis
Inez Hogue
Two Family Reunions and Three Homecomings Sunday
Two family reunions and three church homecomings are listed for tomorrow. The Hall family reunion meets at Belington park at 11 am, the 35th Nuzum family reunion at Morris Park pavilion near Fairmont, and Mt Israel Hepzibah churches hold all day events with First Brethren starting at 2:30 pm featuring Rev Lee Crist of Covington Virginia.
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Hall
Belington Park
Nuzum
Morris Park
Fairmont
Mt. Israel
Hepzibah
First Brethren Church
Lee Crist
Covington
Berlin Food Shortages and Airlift Disruptions Rise
Western Berlin’s food shortages are blamed on Soviet requisitioning to support a broader plan. In the American zone 300000 Germans protested soaring prices and policy. Bad weather halted the British American airlift into blockaded sectors, pausing operations for the first prolonged break since June 29. Berliners awaited news with concern.
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Sion
Berlin
U.S
Tempelhof
Gatow
Briefly Told News Involving Local People And Events
A roundup of short items reports improving condition of Benjamin F Par after hospital transfer, Mrs Stella McKeon attending a Fall Style show in Baltimore, Martha Pelloway Day visiting Baltimore, and Rev JH Carson returning from a vacation in Hollow Rock Camp. Corrections note about a misidentified mother’s name. Local residents moving, entering a veterinary program, and returning home are noted along with hospital admissions and discharges. A brief line mentions Moscow-German talks with British commander Sir Brian Robertson in London.
U N Urged Early Palestine Truce Time Limit
Egyptians and Israeli officials clashed over the Palestine Truce as the UN Security Council faced calls for an early deadline. Bernadotte met UN officials in Geneva en route to Stockholm and spoke of promised aid for about 400000 Arab refugees.
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Israel
U. N. Security Council
Palestine
Bernadotte
U. N
Geneva
Stockholm
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