Community notices from Neelsville and Darnestown areas
Local church circles met in Germantown and Darnestown with Sabbath school, devotionals, and mission study topics led by named members. The Neelsville Presbyterian and Trinity Methodist groups held meetings from March 31 to April 9, while residents mourned a Virginia death and celebrated birthdays, anniversaries, and Easter observances. Measles outbreaks affected several schools, and residents shared travel notes, weddings, and a planned educational building project at Neelsville Church.
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Herbert King
Lorne W. Burton
Lee Harding
Paul Kemp
Fred Linthicum
S. Pearce Hersperger
Brian Z. Kile
Laytonsville
Ecumenical Mission and World Service
Washington Presbyterial Society
R. Landon Selby
Media
A. R. Selby
Rebecca Neal
Forrest P. Neal Jr
Hereford Hillis
Merlin Jones
Damascus
Elizabeth Ray
Terry Cornell
Lynn Morton
Laura Cobb
Denise Viviani
John W. Kitterman
Patty
Judy
Linda
Richmond
William Pryor
Darnestown Presbyterian Church
Julian Howard
John F. Mahy
Joseph Darby
Darnestown Church
William Jett
Eugene Bagley
Darby
Maurice Ward
Nepal
Tim
Tom Noffsinger
Ted Noffsinger
Darnestown
University of Richmond
Washington
People’s Life Insurance Co
George Cruikshank
Warren Elliott
Noel Bride
Thomas Foley
Paul Eatecke
Barbara Young
Ralph D. Young
Mateney Road
Joseph D. Lafleur
Meadowbrook Estates
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Felmet
Beth
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Bethesda
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Helen Johnson
Tanya
Sue
Harwood Pointer
Warren
Clark Boyer Sr
Dawn Marie
Paul Culbertson
Richard Kelly
John Kelly
Darnes
Steven Unglesbee
G. Dorsey Unglesbee
Parkridge Drive
Beall W. Unglesbee
Augusta Brown
Fabian Benson
Ethel Johnson
Harry Perry
Gaithersburg
Holy Cross Hospital
Perry
Glen B. Gochenour
Montgomery General Hospital
Nellie W. Stockton
Richard Stockton
Arlington
Donald
Richard Kirby
Florida
Donald Kirby
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Richard
Mike Norris
Sandra Gary
Shepherd College
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Tom Slater
Lois Harper
Carol Ann King
Howard Griffith
Jean
Ted W. Lenz
Albert W. Lenz
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New Haven
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Gary A. Crowell
Western Maryland College
Neelsville Church
Petition to block Maryland public accommodations law gains 5,000 volunteers
Samuel J. Setta announced that his Maryland Petition Committee has 5,000 volunteers ready to circulate petitions to block the new public accommodations law signed by Gov. Tawes. He aims to collect 100,000 signatures to referendum and keep the law from taking effect June 1 or place it on the November ballot.
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Denton
Samuel J. Setta
Maryland
Tawes
Easton
Congress
William A. Wise
Dorchester Business and Citizens Association
Cambridge
Setta
Schools push for integration policy in 1967 debate
The policy to integrate schools by June 1967 faces reconsideration by the board on Tuesday while the NAACP agrees to delay demonstrations. The season record 485 hits is highlighted, sharing an achievement once set in 1930 by Bill Terry and Fred Lindstrom with 254 and 231 runs respectively.
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NAACP
New York Giant
Bill Terry
Fred Lindstrom
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