Obituary: Miss Lillian Carter of Wadesville dies at home
Miss Lillian Trueheart Carter, age 78, of Wadesville died yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Berry near Hedgesville West Virginia. She was born October 13 1882 in Wadesville to Joseph K. Carter and Janie Roberts Carter. Survivors include sisters Mrs. Kate Carter and Miss Emily Carter of Brucetown and brother Janey Carter of Brucetown. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. EST at Enders Funeral Home Berryville conducted by the Rev Samuel Butcher. Burial will be in Masonic Cemetery Middleway.
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Lillian Trueheart Carter
Wadesville
Dewey Berry
Hedgesville
W. Va
Joseph K. Carter
Janie Roberts Carter
R. G. Colston
Summit Point
Kate
Emily Carter
Brucetown
Janey Carter
Brucetown Briefs Social Visits and Family News
Mr and Mrs Frank H Pitman and Miss Amy H Pitman of Roanoke visited cousins Mrs George M Beltzhoover and the Swimleys on Monday. Mrs Mary Whetzel spent two weeks in Romany W Va with Mr and Mrs John Williams and Mrs Maude Clendening. Miss Sharron Cain of Annandale stayed a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Andy Whitacre. Mr Joseph Verzi of Washington DC stayed days with his mother Mrs E V Gleisner. Mrs L M Welch and Mrs William Hildebrand and three children visited Mrs Lloyd Thompson near Ridgeway W Va on Thursday. Debbie Swimley of Timber Ridge spent the past week with her.
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Brucetown
Frank H. Pitman
Amy H. Pitman
Roanoke
George M. Beltzhoever
S. J. Swimley
F. H. Swimley
Mary Whetzel
Romany
W. Va
John Williams
Maude Clendening
Sharron Cain
Annandale
Andy Whitacre
Joseph Verzi
Washington, D. C
Verzi
E. V. Gleisner
L. M. Welch
Willaim Hildebrand
Lloyd Thompson
Ridgeway
Debbie Swimley
Timber Ridge
Many Contests Planned for Chamber Picnic
The Chamber of Commerce picnic at Lions Shelter Senseny Park next Wednesday features volleyball, bean bag, croquet, horseshoe pitching and softball under Recreation Director Jim Barnett. Sid Snellings will play organ with Robert Gaines arranging musical numbers. 2 PM start, 5 30 PM supper, Jack Fretwell MC.
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Jim Barnett
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Senseny Park
A. C. Long
Cena
Sid Snellings
Snellings
Robert Gaines
Jewish Group Appeals to Soviets at World Congress opening
In Stockholm, at the Fourth Assembly of the World Jewish Congress, a plea to Soviet authorities urged allowing Russian Jews to follow their own way of life. The report notes that most of Iran’s agricultural products serve the domestic market with only a small export share.
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World Jewish Congress
Iran
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Events
Mr Richard Bragg of Baltimore Maryland visited relatives here while Mr and Mrs S J Swimley hosted. Mrs Myrtle Mauzy was the dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Martin Adams at Rest. W B Grove of Martinsburg called on Mr and Mrs L M Welch. Peggy Clowser attended the 4H Club camp at Powells Fort. A shower for Mrs Bill Presgraves was held at Mr George Wrights home.
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Richard Bragg
Baltimore
Myrtle Mauzy
Martin Adams
W. B. Grove
Martinsburg
W. Va
L. M. Welch
Peggy Clowser
Powells Fort
George Wright
Bill Presgraves
Amendments To By Laws Approved By South End Fire Company
The South End Fire Company approved three by law amendments at a July meeting at the Lions Shelter. Changes cover membership applications dues and office qualifications. Dues set at 2 dollars annually with bills sent by January 15 and due by April 1.
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Lions Shelter
Winton Pope
Herbert M. Pope
John Boyd
Luther Tevalt
W. B. Pope
E. Pall Mall St
R. T. Bryarly
CVVFA
Harrisonburg
Iraq to join Arab League talks on Palestine refugees
Iraqi Foreign Ministry spokesman says Baghdad agreed in principle to participate in the Arab League technical level meeting in Lebanon to discuss Palestine refugees.
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Lebanon
U D C Museum To Open For Classrooms This Year
The group said the U D C museum would be available for classrooms this year but was unsure if other buildings used last year would be available for use.
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U. D. C. Museum
Revival to Open at Full Gospel Tabernacle
Evangelist Merril J. Rayner and Mrs Rayner from Lanaconing Maryland will lead a revival at the Full Gospel Tabernacle on Elm Street starting tonight at 7 45. The church pastor is Reverend I L Stonesifer.
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Merril J. Rayner
Lanaconing
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Elm St
I. L. Stonesifer
Second blast hits Negro couple’s home in Collins Park
The home of Mr. and Mrs. George Rayfield in Collins Park, Wilmington, the only Negro couple in the formerly all-white suburb, was struck by an explosion for the second time in under five months. The Sunday blast buckled walls and created a large hole in the $13,500 residence while the couple were away.
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Wilmington
Del
Collins Park
George Rayfield
Nixon speaks on peace after Warsaw visit disruptions
Vice President Nixon draws applause in Poland after canceling a visit to the remnant of Warsaw's Jewish ghetto due to talk length. He vows no repeat of wartime destruction and urges statesmen to settle policy differences without force while noting absent Gomulka and the Chinese envoy.
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Poland
Eisenhower
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Wang Ping-nan
Gomulka
Virginia Weather Today Mostly Cloudy with Showers
Mostly cloudy across Virginia with scattered showers or thunderstorms, heavier rain in eastern mountains. Highs 88 to 92 in the southwest and mid 80s elsewhere. Tonight cloudy with showers likely east and north, lows 65 to 73. Wednesday expected to be mostly fair and humid.
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Winchester Weather Before August Sunset
Rainfall over the past 24 hours is none with August to date at .40 inches. Temperatures show today 80 high and 83 low with yesterday's high 92 and low 64. August average rainfall per month is 3.94 inches, based on 46 years of data. Moon phases and sunrises are noted for Tuesday August 4. First Quarter is August 11.
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Winchester
Middle Road
Sale
Rickover Won't Visit Birthplace in Poland Tour
Vice Adm Hy man Rickover touring with Vice President Nixon showed no interest in visiting his birthplace the village of Ricki about 50 miles southeast of Warsaw. When asked if he would visit Ricki he replied What for.
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Hymar Rickover
Richard M. Nixon
Ricki
NATO’s fragile shield amid shifting forces and new warfare
Eisenhower saw seven divisions and 400 planes on his tour while NATO optimism grew at Rome 1951 with plans for a 100 division European force. By 1952 SHAPE warned that French withdrawal would weaken the shield as France kept 650,000 troops in Algeria. meanwhile missiles and guided rockets emerged and NORSTAD warned weaknesses could invite Soviet exploitation.
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Shield
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Guenther
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Teenagers Seek Halt In Mustang Slaughter
Washington AP reports several Congressmen say they are flooded with petitions from teens and others urging an end to the slaughter of wild mustangs for cat food production, as the herds dwindle.
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Mustang Slaughter
Washington
America
Leaders urge Eisenhower to reveal labor abuses findings
At a breakfast meeting, Barden and Halleck urged the President to convey to the country his impression of labor abuses disclosed in Senate hearings. Halleck suggested using radio and television facilities if needed, though the next course of action was not decided.
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Denny's Commission Auction and Area Sales Listings
Multiple auctions announced across Clarke and neighboring counties. Furnishings, appliances, antiques, and farm goods to be sold by various auctioneers including Orndorff Cole and Brumback with estates and dairy cattle on Middle Road and Willow Well Farm listed among August sales.
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Denny’ S Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Ethel Hunt
Reliance
B. O. Brumback
Mathew Ebersole
Cameron St
W. F. Artrip, Jr
C. E. Campbell
Middle Road
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Warrenton
Lnt
W. E. Edwards
Calrke County Court House
Berryville
Clarke County Farm
Charles R. Duvall
M. R. Shiley
Willow Well Farm
Charles Town
W. Va
Lewis, Murrow & Miller
S.T
Elmer R. Wageley
Paul E. Miller
P.S
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