Stonewall HDC Meetings and 4-H Events Listed
Schedule lists Stonewall HDC meetings at War Memorial Building and school events with times on Wednesday Thursday and Saturday. Includes 4-H girls district contest departure details and note on Willie Kirkland of the Cleveland Indians as a steady batter with .258 .272 .262 and .259 averages.
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War Memorial Building
War Memorial
Bates
South Frederick
Court House Plaza
Madison
Willie Kirkland
Cleveland Indians
Joyces Nominate Officers for Clarke Junior Chamber
Clarke Junior Chamber of Commerce nominations include Robert Berryville Geller and Francis Wilson for president replacing Jack Vincent who will be chosen May 3. nominees for internal vice president include Howard Hart Harry Jones and Leon Steinberg. external vice president Tommy Jones Ronald Frazier. secretary Ronald Kercheval Maurice Mortgat. treasurer Kenneth Black Leon Thompson. Board nominees are William Jordan and Charles Shull. The group plans a church gathering at Berryville Methodist Church on April 29.
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Raymond
William Renner, Jr
Haske Jenkins
Mr. Vincent
Howard Hart
Harry Jones
Leon Steinberg
Tommy Jones
Ronald Frazier
Ronald Kercheval
Maurice Mortgat
Kenneth Black
Leon Thompson
William Jordan
Charles Shull
Berryville Methodist Church
Virginia Lawyers Honor Governors With Wythe Jefferson Cups
Gov. Albertis S. Harrison Jr. and four former governors will receive replicas of the George Wythe Thomas Jefferson cups from the Virginia State Bar at its May 19 annual meeting in Richmond. Honorees are J. Lindsay Almond Jr. John S. Battle William M. Tuck and Colgate W. Darden Jr. The original beakers were recast into eight cups by Jefferson and Wythe in a gift later displayed at Monticello. The Jefferson Memorial Foundation granted permission to duplicate them.
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Albertis S. Harrison Jr
George Wythe
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia State Bar
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J. Lindsay Almond Jr
John S. Battle
William M. Tuck
Colgate W. Darden Jr
College of William and Mary
Jefferson
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation
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Seamen Strike Ties Up 325 Ships in Tokyo Ports
In Tokyo today 325 ships were tied up as Japanese seamen walked out for a shorter work day. The Japan Seamen's Union said 59,000 of its 120,000 members would stay out for one week.
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Crossfield, Credit Firm Chair, Dies at 55
Charles Terry Crossfield, 55, board chairman of Commercial Credit Corp., died Sunday. A longtime executive with the firm since 1929, he was born in Owensboro, Kentucky.
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Commercial Credit Corp
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Owensboro
GOP Selects Leon Owens for Congress in Virginia's 9th
Leon Owens a 30 year old Russell County commonwealths attorney was chosen by acclamation as the Republican candidate for Congress in Virginia's 9th District at a Bristol convention Owens previously sought the GOP nomination for attorney general and will face Democrat W Pat Jennings who was selected in Abingdon Owens is a native of Honaker Russell County a graduate of Emory and Henry College and the University of Virginia Law School He served in the Army and taught school and was elected commonwealths attorney in 1959 the year he finished law school
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Attlee Resting After Duodenal Ulcer Surgery
Former British prime minister Clement Attlee, 79, rested after surgery for a duodenal ulcer at a London hospital. The hospital bulletin said no malignancy was found and Attlee has faced stomach issues with several recent hospitalizations.
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Earl Attlee
Tony
Evolution Shapes Men's Fashions, Says Designer
Philadelphia report notes men prefer gradual changes in clothing with no single trendsetter. The International Association of Clothing Designers foresees a return of the double breasted suit and a slim, unembellished look reflecting the jet age mood, while final choice rests with consumers.
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Paris
Robert Weil
International Association of Clothing Designers
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Fashion forecast on jackets and suits for 1965 trends
The piece notes two and single-button jackets gaining popularity with slimmer shoulders and lapels, double-breasted styles returning, and vests regaining favor. Trousers stay trim with some single pleats, colors shift toward browns in solids and plaids as demand grows for fewer buttons.
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Minigroup
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Nationwide Life Insurance Plans for Every Need
Nationwide offers a range of plans including Modified 3 to 10 for young budgets, Family Income for protection during children's years, and all in one Family Policy. Mortgage Protection adjusts with your mortgage, plus ordinary life endowment, term and convertible plans. Nationwide agents provide full details, licensed and trained, and act as trusted advisors.
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Nationwide Insurance Founder Describes Distinct Approach
Murray D. Lincoln Nationwide's president explains the company differs by focusing on real people over statistics and giving policyholders a voice. He recalls starting 35 years ago for low cost insurance and expanding as need grew, with teams collaborating to solve new problems.
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