Communion Service Opens Meet in Westminster Maryland
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Church opened with a communion service led by Bishop G Bromiley Oxnam in Baker Memorial Chapel. About 1,000 delegates are expected for the five day session at Western Maryland College as Oxnam prepares to retire and the Northeastern Jurisdictional conference convenes in Washington.
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Wiliam A. Keese
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Baltimore
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Engagement claims for Elaine Moxley and Joseph Ledford
Mr and Mrs desse E Moxley of Union Bridge announce the engagement of their daughter Elaine Virginia to Joseph M Ledford son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Ledford Mr Ledford works at New Windsor Ladder Company Elaine a Frederick High School graduate class of 33 is employed at Elton Bridge Clothing Company No wedding date set
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Meat prices ease while produce arrives in region
A regional market summary notes fryers and beef dropping modestly in most areas with pork prices higher across a wide zone. New produce arrivals include Alabama and South Carolina lettuce and California apricots. Burglaries in the Paris region last weekend yielded over $90,000 in jewels furs and money.
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Henry Feldman Wins 1960 National Spelling Bee Title
Henry Feldman aged 13 from Oak Ridge won the 1960 National Spelling Bee after correcting the word eudaemonic meaning producing happiness. Betty Jean Altschul, 12 from Norfolk finished runner up. In early rounds Laurel Pratt Jacquelyn Sharkey Watts and Allen were eliminated on ochlocracy farinaceous and ocellus amid tough spellings.
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Report Adlai Kennedy combine forces and bids
Chicago Tribune reports Sen. John F. Kennedy and Adlai E. Stevenson may unite for the presidential nomination. Stevenson denies an agreement while Daley says he has heard nothing. A May 21 meeting at Stevenson s Libertyville home is cited as the basis for the report. Fort Detrick funds are due.
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