Shenandoah Opens Sept 2 with 94th Convocation
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music begin the 1968 69 session September 2 with the 94th annual Convocation in the Shenandoah Auditorium at 10 a.m. Dr Forrest S Racey will be guest speaker as classes start at 1 p.m. Freshmen and transfers arrive August 28.
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Shen. Ih. College and
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Shenandoah
Forrest S. Racey
Conservatory
Frederick College
Portsmouth
Frederick
Racey
Kenneth Eyre
Verne Collins
Student Government Association
Robert Beery
Wayne Tipps
Stuent Center
Eyre
Collins
Dr. Collins
Tipps
SGA
Berry
Beery
Shenandoah@faze Ensemble
Ban
Paul B. Noble
Pleasant Grove Community Notices and Social Edges
Mr and Mrs John Clark of Cleveland visited relatives including Oakley Catlett and Laura Catlett. The Firemen’s Yard Party and Homecoming at Capon Bridge Christian Church drew large crowds with special music. Travis and family attended reunions in Winchester and Yellow Springs. Edna Miller died in Ohio and will be buried at Greenwood Cemetery near Unter, W Va.
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Pleasant Grove
John Clark
Cleveland
Oakley Catlett
Laura Catlett
Ohio
Capon Bridge ‘Christian Church
John Coryell
Bruce E. van Keuren
Paris
Mary Jane Williams
Silver Springs
Files Chapel Church
Siler
Howard Lambert
Bobby Lambert
Wendy
Cooley
Lions Shelter
Winchester
Lamar Owens
Kevin
Gardner Phil‘ips. Gardner, Jr
Tina
Duke Simmons
Coryells
Clark Meier
Preston Kercheval
Alda Shorts
Clark Miller
Misses Joy
Gertrude Havre
Yellow Springs
Charles Lee
Howard Shingleton
Augusta
Kathy Lee
Oakland
Eldon Shingleon
Edna Miller
Reenwood
Uner
Daley Renames Street Dr King Drive in Chicago
Mayor Richard J. Daley dedicated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Drive on Thursday, unveiling a red and white bunting sign and stating the new name represents all the people. The street runs nearly 12 miles through predominantly Negro neighborhoods on the South Side, formerly South Park Way and Avenue.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Martin Luther King Jr
Dr. King
South Park Way
South Park Avenue
TV Season Adds Negro Performers and Aging Women Prominence
Hollywood reports a new TV season feature two minority groups gaining visibility. Negro actors will appear as regulars or guests on about a quarter of shows, with women taking lead roles in new variety hours and situation comedies. Notable names include Carol Burnett Phyllis Diller Doris Day Diahann Carroll Lucille Ball and Barbara Stanwyck. The shift marks TV maturity as older actresses expand presence and younger stars are demoted to supporting roles.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Network Television
Carol Burnett
Phyllis Diller
Doris Day
Diahann Carroll
Lucille Ball
Lucie
Desi Arnaz
TV Land
Laurie
Lynn
Linda
Barbara Stanwyck
Big Valley
Bea
Andy Griffith
Mayberry R.F.D
Frances Bavter
Andy
Ken Berry
Irene Ryan
Beverly Hillbillies
Granny
Eve Ariden
Kaye Ballard
Comediennes
Knitting Patterns Offer Cape Coat For Fall Wardrobe
Busy girls can choose a coat that splits into a cape for versatile wear. Pattern 7477 fits sizes 4-10 with stockinette and worsted yarn. Catalog offers multiple knitting and quilting books priced at 50 cents each with mail order details for Alice Brooks, Winchester Evening Star, New York.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Ruritan Zone Picnic Set for September 8 in Clarke County
Zone 1 of the Ruritan District will host a zone wide picnic at the Clarke County Ruritan Horse Show Grounds on September 8 starting at 4 p.m. Ed Lord and Art Jolliffe announced the event inviting Zone 1 members families and friends. Attendees are asked to bring fried chicken or meat plus a covered dish. baked beans iced tea coffee and bread will be furnished. Zone I Governor Les Campbell hopes the picnic becomes an annual event to help families within the zone get better acquainted. The eight clubs in Zone I include Back Creek Cedarville Clarke County Gainesboro Round Hill Shawnee Shawquon and Stonewall District.
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Rappahannock
Ruritan National
Clarke County
Ed Lord
Art Jolliffe
Les Campbell
Zone I
Back Creek
Cedarville
Gainesboro
Round Hill
Shawnee
Shawquon
Stone Wall District
Virginia Highway Deaths Rise With Fatal Weekend Incidents
By Associated Press Wa Dell Jones of Richmond died in a hospital today from injuries after a Saturday night crash on Mountain Road in Henrico County. Robert Earl Brown, 2, was killed Sunday on West Cary Street in Diehme when struck by a vehicle. Virginia highway deaths this year total 707, compared with 684 at the same time last year.
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Associated Press
Wa Dell Jones
Richmond
Mountain Road
Henrico County
Robert Earl Brown
West Cary Street
Diehme and Irginia
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Virginia
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Tri-State
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George Washington Hotel
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