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Newspaper
The Valley Banner
Location
Elkton, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2010
Page
5
A compact discussion of forgiveness begins with a choice to forgive and grows through faith and action. It urges releasing wrongs, avoiding resentment, and performing acts of love to heal the soul, with anecdotes on forgiveness in everyday life and a few light brain teasers.
A reader asks why Memorial Day is unrecognized linking the neglect to veterans from World War II to Iraq and Afghanistan. The letter honors those who sacrificed for freedom and urges town recognition and gratitude toward all veterans past and present.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Blue Ridge Council No. 149 of the Junior OUAM marked its 50th anniversary. The group traces its founding to May 1960 after a long effort dating to the 1950s, with Virginia auxiliaries organized under state plans approved in 1959 and a 1960 model constitution adopted by state officials in Newport News and Elkton.
Fading Images by Casey Billhimer notes Blue Ridge Council No 149 held a covered dish dinner at Elkton Community Hall with families. George Crump outlined Junior Order aims. E F Garber presented constitution and bylaws for a ladies auxiliary and officers were elected. Hazel Garber led as President and others named.
Roy Eugene Davis of Elkton urges a peaceful election where volunteers submit names for public service without malice. He emphasizes reasoned, cost-conscious decisions and majority will, not personal gain or cliques, hoping voters choose leaders who serve the town’s best interests in Elkton’s November elections.
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