Brook Hill Church Adopts Station Status with Student Pastor
Canvass in March raised 12,657 in pledges to the 1964 65 budget. The Brook Hill Church voted in a congregational meeting to become a station with a student pastor in June, pending Conference approval. On the job training will run for April and six weeks with listed students participating.
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Vickie Catsail
Genevieve Kiss
Bonnie Wood
Diana Bair
Linda Singer
Norma Hornung
Janet Kint
Rosa Miller
Robert Miller
Harriet Harner
Dottie Bailey
Barbara Pittinger
Charles Mason
John Click
Jessie Hanson
Larry Guyton
Jimmie Hahn
Wayne Stale
Oliver Glass
John Speak
William Foglesong
William Halter
Brook Hill
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Dallas player explains bid and slam attempt in bridge game
Barbara Wren of Dallas recounts a bridge hand with her partner's two diamond response and Jacoby transfer. She describes bidding to four hearts, considering a slam, and detailing play to attempt two diamond winners while managing losing spades and clubs.
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Dallas
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Bridge play recounts a decisive bump and slam
The narrator recalls an eight out of the East hand after West hesitated before playing the ten. The jack was played, West followed with the queen, exposing East's eight. With three spade discards, the hand reached a slam.
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West
East
Taneytown FBLA Plans Week of Activities and Convention
The Taneytown chapter of FBLA gears up for Business Education Week with bulletin displays posters and school announcements. About 30 members will attend the Maryland State FBLA Convention at College Park April 10 and 11 with members entering several contests.
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Bonnie Wood
Frances Flohr
Richard Glass
Donald Stenley
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Barbara Hitchcock
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Fifteen New Members Join Brook Hill Church48
Fifteen new members were received at Easter by Rev Lyle Ashby at Brook Hill Methodist Church Yellow Springs along with five youths who joined on Palm Sunday from the pastor's confirmation class Two Easter services were crowded extra chairs needed at 930 am Sunrise Service included Trinity and Brook Hill congregations The combined choirs led Let Us Rise with Jesus under Mrs Robert Russell and organist Mrs James Linton Names of new members listed including Louis R Allen Colleen Branton Robert Covell Clara Crabbs Roger Engle J B Farley Edward W Heffner Austin Keyser Samuel Keyser Gerald Schultz and Thomas Staley The Palm Sunday group included Vicki Horst Joe George Terry Morgan Rodney Smith and Frank Wastler Following an Every Member notice
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Terry Morgan
Rodney Smith
Frank Wastler
Rockefeller Plans Baltimore Visit Amid West Coast Campaign
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, returning from a West Coast run for the Republican nomination, holds private talks in New York about a April 15 special legislative session to revisit proposed liquor law changes rejected last week. He then travels to Baltimore for Johns Hopkins events and receptions hosted by Dr. Milton Eisenhower and Mayor Theodore McKeldin, with talks in Washington at the Women’s National Press Club luncheon and the Republican Women’s Conference. Penny banks see renewed interest as thrift becomes a trend in steel industry publications.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
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Washington
New York Toy Store Sees Boost in Antique Penny Banks
F A C Schwarz reports strong sales of both new and antique penny banks with a waiting list for certain models. An 1870s bank once sold for $2 now brings as much as $2,500 at auction.
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Azing States
New York
F.A.C. Schwarz
Insurance Writers For State Listed
Eight Maryland legislators were among 687 people who wrote 345.1 million in fire and other insurance on state buildings last year. The lawmakers named include Sen. John T. Parran and Sen. Joseph A. Bertorelli, with six Dems from Baltimore and surrounding counties. They shared 4.1 million in fire insurance.
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D-Balto
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Gordon Boone Appeals Conviction In Mail Fraud Case
A. Gordon Boone, former Maryland House of Delegates speaker, begins appeal of his three year prison sentence for mail fraud by filing a notice of appeal in U S District Court in Baltimore.
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Western Maryland College to Launch 1964 Alumni Fund
Representatives from nearly fifty classes at Western Maryland College Westminster gather at the Holiday Inn West Baltimore for a dinner to start the 1964 Annual Alumni Fund. Fund chairman John F. Silber Jr. will preside.
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Westminster
Holiday Inn-West
Baltimore
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Bridgewater College Receives NSF Grant for Fluid Research
The physics department at Bridgewater College has received a $32,000 National Science Foundation grant for a project titled Critical Regions of Simple Fluids. Police in New Delhi reported at least seven people killed during midweek clashes as they dispersed armed tribal mobs in the east.
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National Science Foundation
New Delhi
India
Saturday Television Schedule Highlights With Classic Films
A dense broadcast guide lists films and programs across channels from morning to late night. Notable entries include Viva Zapata, Angels in Disguise, The Last Gangster, Not as a Stranger, The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake, East of Eden, Pagan Love Song, and The Informer alongside game shows, sports and variety entertainment featuring Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Superman-era staples, and public affairs.
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