United Methodism Plans First General Conference in Atlantic City
Delegates from 29 regions across the globe gather April 24 in Atlantic City to set the United Methodist Church’s path for four years. The body will not elect officers. jurisdictional conferences will appoint bishops and other leaders.
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United Methodism
Atlantic City
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Europe
N. J
Web
United Methodist Ust
New Methodist Communion
Kansas City
Uniting Churches
Asheville
N. C
South Central
Oklahoma City
Central
St. Louis
North Central
Chicago
Western Iveston
San Francisco
New York
Nashville
Women's Missionary Council
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist
Methodist Annual Conference
General Conference
Board of Education
Tenn
Chiia
Pittsburgh
of Missions
New York City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Board of Hospitals and Homes
Columbus
Ohio
Board of Pensions
Ill
Board of Lay Activities
Moving Picture Shown At Grace Church
Moving pictures of the Luther an Orphan Home and its work will be shown at Grace Church this evening at 7 30 replacing the prayer service. The public is invited. The notice also contains a lengthy court order in Frederick County Virginia requiring non resident defendants to appear within ten days after publication and four weekly notices in the Winchester Evening Star.
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Nashville
Tenn
General
Conference Commission On World Service and Finance
Chicago
Board of Temperance
Washington, D. C
General Commission On Evangelism
Commission On World Peace
Ill
Commission On
New York City
Grace Church
Frederick County
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester
Mary N. Schenck
Randall Ridgeway
Walter P. Schenck
P. E. Lineburg
F. B. Cadwallader
E. L. Lemley
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Stephens City
C. S. Headley
S. A. Rust
E. T. Fr
R. M. Lemley
Fred Riding
H. E. Massie
P. S. Stickley
Green Hill Cemetery
Charles M. Barnes
Helen Barnes
Bertha Barnes
R. M.grimm
Lillie J. Hardesty
Emma Campbell
Virginia Smith
Cora Bailey
Lida Campbell
Catherine Lanner
Susie Carbaugh Montgomery
J. Fred Thwaite
S. H. Braith
Harry L. McCann
Mary Neal Schenck
H. C. Ae
Circuit Court
R. M. Grimm
Catherine Sanner
Randolph Percival Grimm
Market Quotations for Livestock and Poultry Markets
Baltimore notes live cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep prices with strong demand for cows, higher cattle bids, and steady to higher hogs. Chicago reports hogs advancing to 5.75 top. cattle steady to strong with lamb bids softer early. Philadelphia lists live poultry, eggs, and dressed poultry prices for Plymouth Rocks and Leghorns.
Thief Suspended But Must Refund Money To Sister
Lewis Brewer was convicted of stealing $12 from his sister Maude in Trial Justice Court on February 17. In Circuit Court Judge Philip Williams suspended the remainder of a twelve month sentence, ordered Brewer to pay $12 plus case costs of $20, and placed him on one year probation.
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Lewis Brewer
Julian Baker
Death of Arthur Barr prompts continued probe
Kauai county officials say Arthur Barr a plasterer died by his own action but investigators keep working after his daughter Opal Marie 21 was wounded and taken to Potomac Valley Hospital.
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Keyser
W. V
Kauaien
Vernon E
Arthur Barr
Plasterer
Barr
Opal Marie
Potomac Valley Hospital
Stock Market Advances and Profit-Taking Pressure in Nervous Session
New York stock market shows gains and losses in near balance through midday with profits and risk aversion. Talks focus on Norway battle developments as paper shares hit year highs while names such as Bethlehem Boeing Westinghouse GM and U S Steel show heavy trading and mixed bond activity. Paris prices ease while London Amsterdam stay firm.
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New York
Wall Street
Norway
Bethlehem
Yellow Truck
Boeing
Martin
Lockheed
Union Carbide
Phelps Dodge
American Telephone
New York Shipbuilding
International Paper
Eastman
Westinghouse
Standard Oil
N. J
General Motors
London
Amsterdam
Paris
Berryville Home Ec Club Hosts Northern Virginia Groups
Berryville High School Home Economics Club directed by Blanche Griffin hosted the Northern Virginia Federation of Home Economics Clubs. Over fifty teachers from Fauquier Warren Shenandoah and Frederick counties attended as clubs from Boyce Marshall Edinburg Bealeton Strasburg New Market Upperville Warrenton Pennington Calvert Middletown Woodbridge presented a fashion show titled Fashionest and Clothing Review with costumes made by local members.
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Iyville
Blanche Griffin
Northern Virginia Federation of Home Economics Clubs
Coun
Fauquier
Warren
Shenan
Frederick
Elizah Moss
Boyce
Eliza Ham. Marshall
Virginia Myers
Edinburg
Elizabeth Dorf
Bealeton
Virginia Cooley
Gretta Ogden
Annie Lee Enders Helen Collins
Nora Orndoff
Gloria Longerbeam
Lancaster
Thelma Ackleford
Peggy Lee
Misses Rose Ell Ramsburg
Eloise Rosenberr
Nina Huff
Betty Singhas
Mikie Jefferies
Hilda Cheshire
Niise ‘Tapscott
Genevieve Knight
Supporting Players in Ladies of the Jury Play
Hunter Maddox as Dr Quincy Adams James Jr. Luther Hale as Bill Dobbs. Miriam Boyer as Suzanne. Baldwin Crane as Jury Dominator. Prof W H McIlwee as Clerk of the Court. Faculty cast promises an entertaining Friday performance after seven years.
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Handley
Hunter Maddox
Quincy Adams James, Jr
Bill Dobbs
Luther Hale
Miriam Boyer
Suzanne
Livingstone
Baldwin Crane
W. H. McIlwee
Fred Ballard
Pound Edges Down As Markets Hold Steady
In New York on April 17 the British pound dipped slightly against the dollar by about one cent with the Canadian dollar and the French franc also easing. Traders expect a relatively stable market after recent sharp swings as exchange rates show only small movements.
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New York
Eighth Apple Blossom Festival Draws International Royalty
The eighth annual Apple Blossom Festival extends beyond regional bounds as Miss Patricia Morton of Winchester England is named Queen Shenandoah VIII. Governors from states east of the Mississippi are invited to send representatives, with royal presence from the British Empire and Virginia in the Queen's Court. Dates are May 5 and 6, and parade entries promise one of the best festivals yet.
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Shenandoah
Shenandoah - Cumberland - Potomac
Shenandoah VIII
Patricia Dacre Morton
Winchester
England
Morton
H. George Morton
Mississippi River
Patricia Morton
Mississippi
Atlantic Seaboard
Virginia
Livestock Price Report for Tuesday April 16
Live cattle prices show steers Choice 8.25 good 7.50 plain 6.75 per cwt with heifers up to 17.90 and fat cows from 3.90 to 6.00. Bulls butcher 6.95 and veal calves at 10.90 bulk, lambs Choice 13.00, hogs top 5.65 with packers 5.45, pigs 1.50 to 340 per head, stocker cattle steers 30 to 52 per head.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U. S. Dept
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
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Western Union
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Ladies of Jury
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Parlett Funeral Home
Gainesboro
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Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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