Pleasant Grove Church Attends Easter Morning Service
Pleasant Grove Church drew about 50 attendees for a Sunday service with a generous offering. Mr. and Mrs. John Coryell attended the Easter Sunrise service at the Christian Church in Capon Bridge. Numerous local residents and families are listed as visiting or hosting over the weekend, including the Lees, Catletts, Owens, Lamberts, and Fahnstocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
John Coryell
Christian Church
Lamar Owens
Kevin
Front Royal
Oakley Catlett
Junior Peer
Ray Lee
Charles Lee
Janie
Kathy
Sarah Foltz
Curtis Spaid
Dick Frye
Arlie Lee
Linda
Chuckie
Nancy
Michael McGurgan
Roy Owens
Howard Lambert
Leonard Fahnstock
Bobby Lambert
Grayson Swisher
Community notes on beautification and local gatherings
Mrs. Harry Smith and Miss Iris Smith attended a county beautification meeting in Romney to form a council for clean up efforts. Easter visits and family gatherings are described across Romney and Gainesboro with many local residents sharing meals, church services, and holiday travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo, Straw
Cletus Straw
Carl McBride
Wendell Shanheitz
Courtney Smith
Martha Straw
Bud McBride
Mary Ann McBride
Iris Dale Smith
Michael Delph
Larry
Gary McBride
Kim Straw
Shane
Scarlet Shanholtz
Roy Oates
Eugene Oates
Little Capon Baptist Church
Price Oates
Eugene Veach
Central Community
Charles Town
Harley Peters
Augusta
Ervin Poland
Rodney McCauley
Floyd Reid
Bill Poland
Wendell Shanholtz
Shane and
Scarlet
Everett Delph
Silver Springs
Delph
Romney
Slone Staggs Sr
Calvin McBride
Beulah Robinson
Dorothy Robinson
Robert Robinson
Slone Staggs
Wilber Frye
Claude Saville
Charles Buckman
Cumberland
Estel Lee
Clear Spring
Lee’s
Wenonah Smith
Austen Tewsing
Winchester
Gainesboro
Virgil DeHaven
Ethel Rudolph
Stephenson
Mabel Clark
Green Springs
Loudell LeDane
Lou Brown
Annie DeHaven
Garyland Madagan
Bob Nagley and Dale
George Giffin
Jack DeHaven
Katherine DeHaven
Betty Sue
Donald Harmon
Bob Crage
Martha Anna Hutsler
Andy Harbin
Baltimore
Linens Bloom With Pansies Roses In Crocheted Motifs
Pattern 7449 offers six 4 x 12 inch motifs with directions for crochet and embroidery.alice brookes promotes needlecraft catalogs and postage terms. Send name address and pattern number to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star New York address.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
America
New Museum
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes on divorce and change
A humorous column by Walter C. Parkes suggests a “Who’s Whose” directory for divorces in certain areas. It muses that even a hardworking baker may be seen as a loafer. The piece ends with a comforting note that this phase will pass.
Easter Weekend Socials and Local Notices in Shanks
Families from Richmond Keyser Winchester and Washington joined Easter dinners and visits in Shanks with numerous relatives. The community held a first funeral at Little Capon Baptist Church and Dana Teaford won a Future Farmers of America contest in Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Catlett
Winchester Hospital
Keyser
Shepherd College
Lester Kidwell
Cleveland
Ohio
Linda Miller
Turner Doyle
Edgar Allen
John Wentland
Chevy Chase, Md
Easter Services Shine at Mt Pleasant Church
Mt Pleasant EUB Church hosted a well attended Easter service with an inspiring message by Dr Paul Grover. Visitors Franklin Racey and family from Woodville joined the congregation, and the West Frederick Home Demonstration Club rescheduled its meeting to next Tuesday the 19th due to weather. A fresh 4 inch snow over recent days melts quickly, aiding gardens and farm work. The community extends sympathy to Kenny Strobridge’s family on his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
EUB Church
Paul Grover
West Frederick
Boyce Volunteer Fire Company hosts barbecue dinner with truck rides
The Boyce volunteer fire company invites the community to a Sunday barbecue chicken dinner at the fire house starting 11 30 a m with rides on fire trucks for children. The piece also lists social visits and Easter observations across Winchester Danville and Baltimore and notes Rembrandt Peale credited with founding the gas industry in America in 1816.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Boyce Volunteer Fire Company
Childring
Cora Rosier
Maude Adams
Stanley Watkins
Winchester
George Rosier
Anton Anderson
Anderson
Norway
Marshall Willingham
Clarence Glasscock
Nellie Funk
Waterloo
Henry B. Johnson
Anne Gwen
Alex Johnson
Danville
Roy B. Pyle
Washington
R. B. Pyle
Braxton
Janie Pyle
Baltimore
Isabel Bagan
Anita Palombi
George Rosiers
William R. Carr
Berryville
Dallas Kibler
Earl Smith
Nick Prinkle
Kibler
Austin Nicodemus
Kearneysville
W.va
Marcel Devoucous
New York City
Russell Stevens
Alita Palombi
Jean Garver
Faustino Achaval
Elizabeth
Warren County
John Zombro
Earl Zombro
Alexandria
Rembrandt Peale
America
Local social notes highlight visits and gatherings
Opal Co oper returns from Morgantown and numerous dinner visits mark a busy week. Movements include Richard C. Wilson and Alma Frye relocating to Dallas for three years and Charles M. Rosenberger receiving care at Walter Reed Hospital Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberger
Richard C. Wilson
Washington
Dallas
Texas
Origins of the Taxi Squad in professional football
The Taxi Squad name traces to the Cleveland Browns founder who kept surplus players on the payroll of a taxicab company he owned. These exiled players were dubbed the Taxi Squad, a practice that later influenced roster policies in pro football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Browns
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