Smallwood Speaker At Stephens City
The Rev. Lester Smallwood, retired preacher of the Virginia Conference, will be guest speaker at Stephens City Methodist Church Sunday at 11 a m. He fills the pulpit as Rev. Charles A. York preaches at Central Methodist Church Arlington for the youth center and education building opening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Smallwood
Virginia
Smallwood
Charles A. York
Central Methodist Church
Arlington
Williams Named Assistant Manager for Winchester Tap
Donald B. Williams appointed assistant manager of the Winchester area of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company per manager Robert E. Heltzel. A Richmond native and University of Richmond graduate, he has held posts in Roanoke and Richmond and is married to Betty Jean Zimmerman of Roanoke who will move with him once housing is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Williams
Winchester
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Robert E. Heltzel
Mr. Williams
Richmond
University of Richmond
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Roanoke
Betty Jean Zimmerman
Local Social Notes from Lebanon Church Area
Wayne and Larry Collins visit grandmother Mrs Hyla Mowery. Bobby Fisher returns to South Carolina after furlough with Evans Fisher. House guests include Hoover family Arlington Martha Dixon Maryland Lyle Roberson Winchester and George Line. Wedding of Lucy Mae McDonald and Ronald Norman at Strasburg Christian Church. couple to live in Winchester. Pre wedding showers hosted by Laura Hill and by Mrs A F Bowers. A E Keller hosts Friday gathering. Kitty Lou Gore visits from Glen Burnie. Wiley Bly of Arlington guests J F Lindamood family. Mrs A E Keller returns from Fort Leonard Wood with friends via Smoky Mountains Cherokee Reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Mae McDonald
Ronald ‘N Norman
Strasburg Christian Church
Smoky Mountains
Cherokee Indian Reservation
Cherokee, N. C
Local Residents Enjoy Visits Across States And Beach Trips
Clearbrook residents Miss Katherine Beville hosts at University of Virginia. Arlington guests Miss Beth Shearer visits Miss Ann Woore. Ocean City trips and family visits occur in Maryland and West Virginia. Multiple families, including Duvalls and Stickles, share dinners and travel to Chesapeake Bay area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearbrook
Loring Woore
Barbara
Ann
Katherine Beville
University of Virginia
Beth Shearer
L. 8. Shearer
Arlington
Ann Woore
George Barnsley
Ocean City
Barbara Woore
Virginia Shearer
W. M. Cline
Waynesboro
Maud Frick
Martinsburg
Dan Miller
Georgianna
Frances Shiley
Anna Mae Butler
Inwood
Martha Jean Swartz
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Jane Shiley
Chesapeake Bay Beach
Baltimore
Don Saam
Fremont
Ohio
John Stickles, Jr
Charlie Gore
Wheatfield
Slain Clifton Divorcee Pearl Arthus in Exported Shooting
Police say Pearl Arthus was shot to death in her Clifton New Jersey apartment by Michael Vieland manager of a Richmond Hill New York meat concern. Vieland then shot himself and died later in a hospital. Arthus taught Sunday school and was seen with Vieland previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Arthus
Clifton, N. J
Michael Vieland
Richmond Hill
New York
Vieland
Arthus
Clifton
Woman dies at 109 in San Bernardino
Mrs Ramona Carillo Pedraza died in San Bernardino California at age 109 relatives say she lived to a long age. She tended her flock of chickens ducks and pigs until last Sunday when she suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Calif
Ramona Carillo Pedraza
Hair growth history and flag etiquette in old texts
The excerpt notes ancient scarfes of hair restoration or growth citing early remedies using animal fats. It also states flag etiquette: U.S. flag must be at the peak on a shared staff. no state or club flag may be flown above or to the right of it, and advertising flags should not be fastened to the same halyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Goodman
United States
Flag Etiquette Reminder Stresses Nonadvertising Use
The article notes that a flag is flown and should never be used for advertising purposes in any manner. It emphasizes proper display standards and the prohibition of using national symbols for commercial gain.
Public Law 829 of 1942 Reference
Public Law 829 of the 77th Congress approved December 22, 1942, is cited in the document as the governing authority. The text notes its relevance to the stated policy and legal framework without detailing specific provisions.
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Stephens City
J. W. Arthur
OLD Star Building
E. Boscawen St
C&p
Lebanon Church
Straw
Panama
Sheetz & Son
Complete Insurance Service
Hansbrough & Carter
N. Loudoun St
A. B. Solenberger
W. Piccadilly St
Sean Te
Ee Ee
Henry T.goode&son Insurance
Rouss Ave
Rchants Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winchester Armory
Ladies Auxiliary
Kountry Krackers
Gray & Eddy
Sterling Hayden and
Eve Miller
Kansas
Pacific
Howard Keel and
Marjorie Main
Fast Company
Erna
Earl L. Mason
Spike Hilliard
Mountainside Inn
Bert’s Club
Hable
Colume
Columbia
Keek
Senate
Er. Universal-International
Benson Ah
Tim Hovey
Madera
Lupton
Orchard Service
Yvonne DeCarlo
Richard Conte
Joan Bennett
Africa
Louis Hayward
Veronica Hurst
Royal African Rifles
Vice Gary Merrill
Jan Sterling
Cartoon and News
Stanley Warner
Richard Todd
Michael Redgrave
SUN
Ful Productions
Ste Cy
Olof
Betty Page
Sq3riqaman
VICK
LYNMN
Irving Klaw
Jane Russell
Charlton Heston
Humphrey Bogart
Aldo Ray
Ustinov
Royal Drive-In
OLD Airport
U.S. 50 East
Rod Cameron and
Fuzzy Knight
Randolph Ia
America
Jeff Morrow
George Dolenz
Eduard Franz
Alexander Scorn
Universal International
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