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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1952

Page

13

Organists Guild To Meet In Frederick May 3

The Cumberland Valley Chapter of the American Guild of Organists will hold its next meeting on May 3 at Hood College and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick Maryland. Dinner at 6 p.m. in Coblenz Hall followed by a 7 15 p.m. organ program by Mary Lou Spragghorn Myrna Hays and William Sprigg. After the recital guild members return to Hood College to use the Williams Observatory with William Sprigg in charge of arrangements.

Organists Guild Frederick, Md Cumberland Valley American Guild of Organists Hood College Evangelical Lutheran Church Frederick Coblentz Hall Mary Lou Spraghorn Myrna Hays William Sprigg The Williams Observatory Leah Allen

Agriculture Department Praises Cotton Growers Advice

The Agriculture Department says its summer advice to withhold cotton from the market boosted growers’ profits. With the 1951 crop largely sold, officials credit the strategy for lifting prices after a drop from about 44.37 to 34 cents per pound. Critics argued the plan amounted to a strike, but department records show producers heeded the guidance and raised farmers’ earnings by over 100 million dollars.

Washington Agriculture Department Indus

Taft Backers Win In 10th District GOP Convention

In Arlington the Taft campaign secured 33 of 54 local delegate seats and carried all Arlington votes for Taft in the 10th District National Delegate selection. Fairfax County and Alexandria pledged 42 votes for Eisenhower, while Fall Church split delegates between Taft and Eisenhower. Toe T. Broyhill of Arlington was nominated unopposed as the district’s Republican nominee.

Arlington Taft Virginia Tenth Congress Taft R Ohio Fairfax County Alexandria Dwight D. Eisenhower Fall Church Eisenhower Toe T. Broyhill Congress

Architect Harold Norton Dies at 78 in Newport News

Harold F. Norton a prominent naval architect died at his home in Newport News yesterday at age 78 His death closes a notable career in ship design and naval engineering within the local industry.

Newport News Harold F. Norton Naval

County Church Schedules Brucetown and Nearby Charges

Local church notices list schedule times for Brucetown Brucetown Methodist Charge with services at 11 a m 3 p m and 7 30 p m Burnt Factory and Bunker Hill Methodist Charges with worship and Sunday School times. Other charges include Rock Evangel, Evangelical United Brethren and multiple local churches with Sunday School worship and revival times in communities such as Gerrardstown Darkesville Payne's Chapel Greenway Ridings Chapel and more across the county.

Brucetown Emory Ellmore Carpers Valley Burnt Factory Bunker Hill Cyril J. Hoover Arden Darkesville M. Gerrardstown Evangelical United Brethren Winchester John E Oliver Mt. Pleasant Pleasant Valley

Bennett Clears W and M Remodeling Job

State Auditor J Gordon Bennett reported no definite information of material diversion in the 1947 48 remodeling of the Bright House at the College of William and Mary. The mansion was converted into eight faculty apartments costing over 93000 with cited issues of supervision material shortages high material costs and overtime pay.

Richmond College of William and Mary J. Gordon Bennett Bright House General Assembly William and Mary Alvin D. Chandler Bennett

Order by Truman May Require Some AF Members to Fly

Air Force reservists with aeronautical rating and hazardous duty pay may be required to fly under a wartime executive order signed by President Truman. The rule does not apply to those in aeronautical rating training, but could affect many reservists who already hold ratings.

Truman Dallas Air Force Ben Eaton Eaton Hensley Field Eaton

Origin of A U C dating in Roman years

The letters A U C stand for Anno Urbis Condiae meaning in the year of the founded city. They were used after Augustus when dating events since Rome’s founding, an event dated to 153 B C.

Augustus Rome 153 B. C

Opequon Group of Presbyterian Churches Services Schedule

Opequon Group of Presbyterian Churches led by Robert C. Bradford Jr holds services first and third Sundays at Opequon Memorial with worship 10 am and Sunday School 11 am. Second Opequon service 11 15 am with Sunday School 10 am. Burnt Church hosts second and fourth Sundays 11 am. Round Hill worship and Salem Congregation Church of the Brethren also listed with ministers J F Wine W L Riggleman C R Wolfe. Jubilee on Front Royal Rd at 7:30 pm. Stine's Chapel services led by G Raymond Womeldorf with Sunday School 9:45 am and worship 10:40 am.

Christian Church Group J. Goode Ebenezer Capon Bridge Rock Evan Opequon Presbyterian Churches Robert C. Bradford, Jr Burnt Church Round Hill Salem Church of the Brethren J. F. Wine W L. Riggleman C. R. Wolfe Stephens City Front Royal Rd Stine’s Chapel G. Raymond Womeldorf Dan Leatherman

Ex-Bookie Gross Agrees to Testify Against 18 Officers

Ex bookie Harry Gross now in Tombs Prison has agreed to testify against 18 police officers. Police Commissioner Monaghan said the testimony would lead to re trials on charges of protecting Gross gambling empire. The officers faced Kings County Court cases where Gross previously refused to testify.

Bookie Gross New York Harry Gross George P Monaghan Gross Monaghan Kings County Court Rikers Island Kings County Samuel Leibowitz

Forensic Meet Draws 150 Plus Students to Charlottesville

More than 150 high school students gathered in Charlottesville for the 37th Virginia High School League forensic contests at the University of Virginia. Debaters prepared to argue the conscription in time of war resolution while 30 teams faced the challenge. University President Colgate W. Darden announced awards at noon and also unveiled winners in the university science fair, a collaboration with the Virginia Academy of Science.

Charlottesville Virginia High School League University of Virginia Colgate W. Darden Darden Virginia Academy of Science

Origin of COD and its 1841 start

The expression COD originates from "collect on delivery" and dates to 1841 when a shipper asked the express company to collect payment from the consignee at delivery time.

Boy Killed? Hand Severed by Dynamite Cap Explosion

Eleven year old Bobby Fox found a dynamite cap in a neighbor’s yard and played with it at Hambleton Consolidated School. He punched the cap with a nail in class causing a blast that tore off his right hand and injured his stomach. Principal Earl Corcoran and volunteers rushed him to Tucker County Hospital where he remains in critical condition.

Bobby Earl Corcoran Hambleton Volunteer Tucker County Hospital

Desk Top Saved Life After Blast Incident

Corcoran stated the desk top absorbed the blast and saved Bobby’s life. He noted the force of the explosion could have caused injuries to others in the room.

Corcoran Bobby

Renew search Norfolk for missing Navy Seabees

The Navy resumed air and water search efforts today for two Seabees missing in Norfolk. Officials said rescue operations focus on possible salvage and locating the men, with Navy aircraft and boats scouring coastal channels.

Norfolk Navy

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