Charles Rinker Jr Guest Saker at Market Street Church
Charles W Rinker Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Rinker of 522 Fairmont Ave will speak at Market Street morning service Charles J Bright the regular minister is on vacation Rinker is a pre ministerial student at Randolph Macon College in Ashland He was active on the track team Kern Center student fellowship Clericus and preached Sundays as a pre ministerial student He is a graduate of Hand and serves as Student Government president and American Legion Award recipient Market Street invites all to the 1160 a m service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Rinker, Jr
Charles W. Rinker
Fairmont Ave
Market Street
Charles J. Bright
Rinker
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Kern Center
Clericus
American Legion
Powhatan School Hires Teachers For Coming Year
Mrs Leon Slavin will teach French in multiple grades at Powhatan School this year. Mrs John Maugsten of Charles Town will teach in the Upper School. Headmaster Spencer, from Harvard, will return Aug 22 for a week before vacation. Mrs James Reardon will be there each morning for inquiries. Summer work includes front repairs, ice escape painting, and a new horse to replace George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Slavin
John Maugsten
Charles Town
Spencer
Harvard University
James Reardon
Powhatan
George
MYF Complete Youth Activities Week at Market Street
The Methodist Youth Fellowship week ran July 31 to August with the theme The Big Difference. Rev Douglas Ebert of the Found Methodist Church in Landen Bridge led as speaker. Each evening included supper worship discussion groups a feature and recreation. A Saturday Work day for Christ was held and the week closed with a dedication led by Rev Bright the church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Market Street
Douglas Ebert
Foun
Landen Bridge
Bright
Rev ORear Guest Speaker at First Brethren Church
The Rev Godfrey M ORear pastor Grace Fellowship Church Range Alabama will preach at First Brethren on Berryville Ave Sunday. Morning service 9 45 a m evening service 7 30 p m ORear wife and four children stay with Mr and Mrs G Miller ORear 21 S Loudoun StDuring the visit the family will be guests at the Miller ORear home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey M. O’rear
Grace Fellowship Church
Range
Ala
First Brethren Church
Berryville Ave
O’rear
Comrade Bible Class Names Worship Leader at Braddock Street
Mrs J F Bly will lead the worship service at Braddock Street Church sanctuary at 9 45 tomorrow morning. Mrs Hoye L Riley will teach the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bly
Comrade Bible
Braddock Street
Hoye L. Riley
SPCA Board Reschedules August Winchester Meeting
The Winchester SPCA board shifts its regular monthly meeting to Tuesday August 23 instead of August 16. This is the final meeting before the Dog Show scheduled for September 16 and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Spca
Pitcock Reunion Planned for August 14 at Russell Home
The Pitcock reunion will convene August 14 starting at noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Russell on Front Royal Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roy Russell
Front Royal Road
MYF Yard Party at Market Street Methodist Church
The Methodist Youth Fellowship hosts a yard party at 5 p.m. today at the Market Street Methodist Church on Cork and Cameron Streets. Sponsoring fried chicken fried country ham sandwiches and homemade ice cream, with rain site in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street Methodist Church
Cork and
Cameron Streets
The
Methodist Youth Fellowship
TV Highlights and Schedule From Archives Showcase
A TV listing section outlines an archives based look at World War II era film clips and prime time offerings. It gigs various networks ABC CBS NBC with programs like Perry Mason John Gunther Tanganyika Today The Man and the Challenge Mr Lucky Have Gun Will Travel and a Mystery Show starring Vincent Price Everett Sloane and others. The piece blends historic archival drives with entertainment notes and program details for Sunday August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otuer Highli
ABC
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
CBS
Perry Mason
Hazel Court
Edward
Ley
John Cunther
United Nations
John Gunther
Tanganyika
Glen Barton
Josh Randall
Lawrence Welk
Lennon Sisters
Betty Cox
Champagne Lady
Larry Dean
Diane Lennon
Mr. Lucky
Lucky
Tom Cathy Marlowe
Jack
NBC
Simon Fry
Vincent Price
Everett Sloane
Burma Road
China
Flippen
Kelly
Maximilian
Washington
Robert Loggia
Barbara Lord
Mexico
Maverick
Bret
Ben Gage
Alan Mowbray
Ed Sullivan
Roberta Peters
Carol Haney
Richard Hearne
Kirby
Platter Party at War Memorial Nets Dance Winners
The Teen Age Club Dance at the War Memorial Building announced a successful live dance with music by the Differentials of Strasburg. Winners were first Ronnie Rush and Barbara Presgraves, second Gary Bayliss and Karen Shull, third Bobby Brown and Mary Clark. Roy Nester will DJ the upcoming Platter Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Memorial Building
Strasburg
Ronnie Rush
Barbara Presgraves
Gary Bayliss
Karen Shull
Bobby Brown
Mary Clark
Roy Nester
Peach Market Faces Light Demand and Shifting Varieties
The Federal State Market News Service notes a slight rise in peach prices amid light demand. Red varieties led earlier but Elbertas gained demand, with FOB prices steady. Sunhighs and Triogems traded around 2.75 per bushel, while Elbertas moved 2.45 to 2.60 in Virginia and Albemarle regions amid light picking due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal State Market News Service
U.S
Elbertas
Roanoke
Virginia
Albemarle-Nelson
Halehaven and Sullivan Early Elbertas
Halehaven and
Sullivan
Earl Elbertas
Bay Colt Brings 65000 at Saratoga Yearling Sale
A bay colt by Turn-To sold for 65000 at Saratoga Springs annual yearling sale, bought by Olin M. of Lexington, agent for Mrs. Galbreath and others. The sale also featured a Nashua filly selling for 50000 to Marion Dupont Scott and another Nashua colt at 48060. Ribet yearling by Ribet fetched 25000 for Christopher Chenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Olint
Lexington
Darby Dan
W. Galbreath
Nashua
Mereworth Farm
Marion Dupont Scott
Montpelier
Miss Doreen
Pilate
Christopher T. Chenery
New York City
Doswell
Newsteady Farm
Showers and Storms Dampen South and Western U.S.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms affected the South and West while the eastern half enjoyed mild, clear skies. Light precipitation confined to the Texas panhandle, Southern Plateau, and eastern Montana with cooler northern borders and warmer midcontinent. Heaviest rain fell from Virginia to Florida and Gulf Coast to Texas. Charlotte reported one inch of rain, Spartanburg and Athens Ga a half inch.
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Texas
Oklahoma Panhandles
Montana
Virginia
Florida
Gulf Coast
Charlotte
N.C
Spartanburg
Market Roundup Shows Dull Trading Across Cities
Pittsburgh and Chicago opened dull on Friday while New York edged weaker. Philadelphia and Cleveland also showed weakness in today’s activity.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Sleeping Beauties Made Wards of Court
In Cleveland Ohio police sought court protection for two sisters aged three and five after tests found barbiturates in their blood causing coma like states. The Fratantonio parents were questioned. an emergency guardianship was ordered while investigators search for who administered the drugs. A hearing is set for August 19 to determine the custody and cause of the alleged poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Paren Vincent
Lillian Fratan
Era Hernadette
Deroumbia Fi Presbyterian Medical Center
New York
Venita
Education Still Best Hope For Survival Says Official
Williamsburg AP The chairman of the State Commission on Public Education told summer graduates at the College of William and Mary that education remains the nation’s best hope for survival. Senator William B. Spong Jr warned against mediocrity and apathy as JFK and Nixon campaigns approach, urging clear plans and sacrifice from leaders and voters. He noted the coming debates must reveal nominees’ views and national objectives without marketing talking points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
State Commission On Public Education
William B. Spong Jr
Portsmouth
College of William and Mary
America
Spong
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Madison Avenue
Univac
Eisenhower
Adenauer
McMillan
Mao Tse-tung
Notice TQ Contractors Sealed bids for James Weed Elementary
Frederick County Virginia invites sealed proposals for constructing James Weed Elementary School. Bid deposits, plans, and documents available for download or inspection in Winchester and Richmond offices. Bids due 7:30 PM September 19 1960 with required certified check or bond. owner may reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Virginia
Robert E. Ayler
Winchester
James Weed
Robert B. Ayler
Dixon and Norman
E. Main Street
Richmond
County School Board
Khrushchev De Gaulle quote on youth training in Aivier
Spong argues that even strong leaders and aims fail unless society trains and educates its youth to take responsibility for the future in Aivier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Spong
Aiviera
Barbara Finch Shot At Point Blank Range In Trial
Los Angeles AP Barbara Jean Finch was shot in the back at two to four feet, a sheriff's crime lab expert testified. Clifford Crump said the revolver and ammunition resembled items from Dr. R Bernard Finch’s attache case found near the scene where his estranged wife died. The Finch case and ex-mistress Carole Tregoff are on trial for a second time after a deadlocked previous jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Barbara Jean Finch
Sheriff's Crime Lab
Clifford Crump
Priday
R. Bernard Finch
Dr. Finch
Carole Tregoff
Mrs. Finch
Spong Lists Key Problems Facing Leadership
Spong outlines urgent leadership tasks addressing the world situation along with natural resources population growth and leisure as core problems to be solved. The remarks frame resource and demographic challenges as central to governance and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spong
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N.kent Pras VA
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Gentry
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Pital
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Schlitz
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Dixie Beverage CO
Barbara Finch
FORD
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New Frigidaire
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