Beverly Baker Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Beverly Ann Baker 11 of Bunker Hill West Virginia are scheduled for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Assembly of God Church with Rev T J Kerfoot officiating. Pallbearers include William Homer Denny Shackleford Ned Kerfoot and Beverly Gardner. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. The body lies at Jones Funeral Home until 1 p.m. tomorrow and will be taken to the church thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Ann Baker
Bunker Hill
W. Va
T. J. Kerfoot
Assembly of God Church
William Homer
Denny Shackleford
Ned Kerfoot
Beverly Gardner
Fairview Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Rites Yesterday For Mrs. Jenkins
Funeral services for Debbie Francis Jenkins, 83, of this city, were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. The Rev. B. W. Coe officiated. pallbearers included G. D. Gray, Ritter Jenkins, Arthur Arme, Ollie Snyder, Manuel Bean, and Marty Brannon. Burial followed at Macedonia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Francis Jenkins
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
B. W. Coe
G. D. Gray
Ritter Jenkins
Arthur Arme
Ollie Snyder
Manuel Bean
Marty Brannon
Macedonia Cemetery
How's Your I Q Answers
Below are the correct answers to the quiz questions printed on the page. The list includes references to a variety of topics such as Egypt Sudan, a Cinderella, whales, colorless, Borneo, a Persian Gulf principality, and a quoted sentence about expecting to hear from someone.
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Borneo
Sales Directory April 29 Auction Listings
Beef cattle sheep hogs farm machinery and household goods offered by W R Thompson at White Post. May 3 Jacob H Pepper Estate front of Hamp shire County Court House West Virginia real estate near Pleasant Dale May 10 Edith Fries north of Winchester Rt 522 household goods miscellaneous. May 9 Sporting Field Farm Capon Bridge registered polled Shorthorn cattle. May 10 Shen Valley Shorthorn Breeders Assn Farmers Livestock Exchange Winchester registered polled shorthorns.
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W Rhompson
White Post
Duvalls
Jacob H. Pepper
Hampshire Co
West Va
Court House
Pleasant Dale
W. Va
Edith Fries
Winchester
Sporting Field Farm
Capon Bridge
Valley Shorthorn Breeders Assn
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Funeral Arrangements For Andrew Bird Babb At Church
Funeral plans announced for Andrew Bird Babb at the Assembly of God Church with details incomplete in the notice. Family and service information to be provided at a later date.
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Assembly of God Church
Andrew Bird Babb
Norfolk Man Hopes to Live In Europe on Taxpayers Money
Norfolk businessman T. W. Rakes of Rakes Inc threatens to move to Europe and live on U S taxpayers money after prior disputes with the IRS. He recounts a 1951 postage stamp issue, a $50.19 penalty, and seeks a refund plus his latest withholding check of $473.74. He plans a jury trial and a formal claim against the government.
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Norfolk Man
Europe
Norfolk
U. S
T. W. Rakes
Rakes, Inc
Uncle Sam
Rakes
Internal Revenue Collector's Office
Richmond
Internal Revenue
U. S. District Court
Lions Broom Sale Set for May 13
The Winchester Lions Club will hold its annual broom sale Tuesday May 13 starting at 6 p.m. after a 5 p.m. regular meeting. Volunteers will canvass neighborhoods selling brooms made at the Virginia Workshop for the Blind to fund sight conservation and blind aid. Displayed in the show window near McCrory's on N Loudoun Street.
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Winchester Lions Club
Charles A. Campbell
The
Lions Club
Virginia Workshop
Fund For Sight Conservation
McCrory's
Loudoun Street
Hope of Finding Stranger In Casket Dashed For Mother
In Huntington West Virginia Mrs Newton Mitchell prepared to bury her son Pfc. Delford Mitchell 20 after the Defense Department said he died in a jeep accident in Korea in February A former buddy claimed to have seen the body and doubted the official identification leading to a court order to open the sealed casket The mother confirmed the man in the coffin is her son and plans to bury him tomorrow
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Huntington
Wha
Army
Newton Mitchell
Defense Department
Mitchells
Pfc
Delford Mitchell
Korea
Fires Fatal Two in State
Fires of undetermined origin destroyed homes miles apart causing two deaths in the state area yesterday. Dowdy, a local grocer, suffocated in his living room as neighbors summoned firemen. Hubbard Davis, 5, died in hospital from burns after escaping a burning home two miles east of Bowlimer's Store.
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Lynchburg
T. Dowdy
Dow
Dowdy
Hubbard Davis
Bowlimer
Hubbard
Roller Rifles and AMA Band Lead Festival Parade
Announcement today states the 36 man Roller Rifles drill team from Augusta Military Academy Staunton will take part in the Grand Feature Parade of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival next Friday. The AMA band will accompany the group to the heart of the apple country to join the festivities.
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Augusta Military Academy
Staunton
AMA
Apple Country
Opponents Urge Shelving Church Overhaul at Conference
In San Francisco opponents of a Methodist Church restructuring pressed delegates to shelf most changes for at least four years. Proponents urged immediate adoption of all proposals as debate opened on a survey commission plan to halve agencies, cut periodicals, and reduce general boards by a fifth.
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San Francisco
Narcotics Sleuth Accuses Red China of Drug Warfare
United Nations New York United States narcotics chief Harry J Anslinger accused Red China of drug warfare against the United Nations in the Far East He will present documented cases to the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs next week Anslinger said Oriental Communists purportedly fund activities and war materials by selling heroin and aim to undermine Allied troops He cited North Korean and Chinese Communist involvement and noted Japan as a principal target with Japanese Communists said to be in the ring The charge follows Britain s 1940s claim of opium peddling through Hong Kong and the UN Commission has requested information from Communist China which has not responded.
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United Nations. N.Y
America
Red China Today
U.N
Far East
Harry J. Anslinger
U. 8
UN Commission
Anslinger
U. S
Ansinger
Japan
Red China
Hong Kong
U. N
U. N. Commission
Mission Growth Among Seventh-day Adventists Highlighted
Pastor R R Figuhr spoke at Winchester church noting 40 000 baptized Adventists in the Philippines since 1923 and strong growth in South America. He cited hundreds of schools and medical institutions transforming Indian communities in Bolivia and Peru, with a 18 year Orient tenure ending in 1941 before ten years leading South American missions.
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Seventh-day Adventists
Philippines
R. R. Figuer
General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Winchester Seventh-day Adventist Church
South America
Pastor Figuhr
Bolivia
Peru
Pastor Figuhler
Orient
South American
General Conference of Seventhday Adventists
Nine Year Old Boy Stows Away on Airliner
Robert Stoyle, nine, ran from San Pedro school after his teacher took him to the principal. He boarded an American Airlines plane at Los Angeles and rode toward Dallas before being detected by stewardesses. Officials arrange return flight home.
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Los Angeles
Robert Stoyle
Texas
Bob
American Airlines
Dallas
San Pedro
Here
Merchant Ship Breaks In Two
TOKYO The Navy said the merchant ship William Eaton which ran aground April 14 has broken in two and is a complete loss. The captain Fred A. Solomon of Walnut Creek California and chief engineer John B. Williamson of San Jose California are safe in the stern section and will be removed when sea conditions permit. The Eaton carried a full load of coal destined for Korea and was under charter to the military. Salvage work was hampered by choppy seas and high winds. The ship ran aground on Tushima island about 60 miles south of Tokyo during rough weather twelve days ago.
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Tokyo
Navy
William Eaton
Eaton
Toshima
Korea
Fred A. Solomon
Walnut Creek
Calif
John B. Williamson
San Jose
Final Pre Festival TV Show Monday in Washington
Winchester talent appears on WTTG Channel 5 in a Monday 4 to 5 pm DST slot. The Apple Blossom Quartet Peggy Haymaker Barbara Wheeler Charlie Lillis and Marvin K Hutchinson sing Festival and When it Apple Blossom Time in Old Virginia with accompanist Lentz Carbaugh on Art Lambs program for the Festival Television committee.
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Winchester
WTTG
Channel 5
Washington
D. C
Apple Blossom Quartet
Peggy Haymaker
Barbara Wheeler
Charlie Lillis
Marvin K. Hutchinson
Old Virginia
eNttie Carbaugh
Staunton Jaycees Name Two Outstanding Drivers
Staunton Jaycees locate two outstanding drivers after two weeks of searching. Sunny Boyd Samples, 17, delivery truck driver, and Trenton B. Casiday, local bus driver, are chosen for safe driving awards. Certificates will be presented May 14.
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Staunton
Stauntons Jaycees
E Y. Nobtlin
Sunny Boyd Samples
Trenton B. Casiday
B. A. Gill
Jaycees
Young Marine Seeks Missing Father in Korea
Huntington West Virginia James P Clark 17 of Bridgeport begins trek to find his father Marine Jim Clark M C Clark of the First Marine Division is listed as Missing in Action in Korea Clark enlisted in the Marine Corps and requested Korean duty at once revealing a family torn by war conclusion unknown at press time
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Huntington
W. Va
James P. Clark
Bridgeport
Jim
Marine Corps
M. Set
Howard C Clark
First Marine Division
Acton
Korea
Doctor Russell Landram Haden Dies in Cleveland
Dr. Russell Landram Haden of Crozet Virginia a noted authority on blood and rheumatic diseases died early today at Cleveland Clinic Hospital.
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Cleveland
Russell Landram Haden
Crozet
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Man Found Dead Near Tracks in Stanley Va
A 42 year old local carpenter Daniel Cubbage was found dead this morning along the Norfolk and Western Railway tracks one mile east of Stanley Page County. Police say he was apparently killed by a passing train.
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Stanley
Daniel Cubbage
Norfolk and Western Railway
Page
Newspaper pickets halt Rockford work entry
Publica tion of Rockford s two daily papers was halted yesterday as massed pickets prevented workers from entering the Rockford Consolidated Newspapers Inc building.
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Rockford, W
Rockford
Rockford Consolidated Newspapers, Inc
Duildeing
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Beverly Baker
Mrs. Jenkins
I. Q
Sudan
Gulf
Jones
Yoo
Heatvole Motor
N. BraDdock
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Henry C. Link
WINC
John W
Rosenberger and Co., Inc
S. Braddock St
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Herald
Nina “Honey Bear” Warren
Handley Bowl
Ronald Arturi
Uniondale
N.Y
George R. Irvin
Edinburg
Augustus N. Cahill
Mr. Campbell
Bradford Bennett
Arthur Jackel
William Schenck
A. T. Hawthorne
J. B. Newlin
J. R. Alexander
J. Ben Arthur
Lester Elliott
Triplett & Vehrencamp
Mt. Jackson, Va
Pfe Mitchell
Roller Rifles
Lars
Preckson Beait Toro
Chammonship Golf Course
Farmer’s Hardware
Cameron St
Corliss
Archer
American Broadcasting System
Virginia
Festival Square
Shorty Billmyer
Twilight
Lupton
Orchard Service Auditorium
Loudoun St
Maynard Larrick
Herbert Smoke
Turner Bowen
Art Lamb
Staunton Jaycees
New Marine
DR. Haden
Goodyear
Goodyear Twes
Buncutter Tire CO
Braddock & Germain
Createcy Tires
Elizabethtown
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
John Stuart & CO
Clearbrook
Pol
Wecter
Swift
C. J. Brumback & Sons
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Stephens City, VA
Agrico
Clarke County
Hampshire Bucks
Guernsey
Deering
John Deere
Allis-Chalmers
van Bernt
FORD
W. R. Thompson Roy P
Chas, R. Duvall
Burtner & Glasscock
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