Briscoe Williams Dies at Home in Stephens City
Briscoe Williams, 80, died at his Stephens City home after a life spent there. Born August 18, 1876 in Frederick County, he was a former partner at C. S. Brumback and Sons in farm equipment sales. Survived by siblings Snapp Williams of Richmond, three sisters Mrs. Harry Cougill, Mrs. Ray Cougill of Stephens City, and Mrs. Joseph Carroll of Charles Town, plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday at 3 p.m. at Meade Memorial Episcopal Church White Post. burial Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City.
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Briscoe Williams
Stephens City
Frederick County
James Dudley
Catherine Snapp Williams
Katherine Glynn
Williams
C. S. Brumback and Sons
Snapp Williams
Richmond
Harry Cougill
Duty free import for gift clubs via overseas mail
Gift clubs that specialize in foreign merchandise do not pay import duty. Merchandise mailed directly to members from overseas is limited to items assessed at $1.00 or less in the foreign country and arrives duty free, though a small postal service fee is charged on delivery.
Peterson’s Ointment For Piles Relief
Millions over 40 years found fast relief from itching and smarting piles using the cooling astringent formula Peterson’s Ointment. A satisfied user reports relief and better sleep. 50¢ and 75¢ at all druggists with money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Mrs Lunsford Dies In Arlington
Mrs Evelyn L Lunsford 79 of Loudoun County died in Arlington Hospital after visiting daughter in Arlington She was born June 18 1877 and widow of Alexander T Lunsford She survived by three daughters two sons a sister nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral Friday at 11 am at Jones Funeral Home with Dr Edward T Clark pallbearers listed Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery remains at Jones Funeral Home until service
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Evelyn L. Lunsford
Loring Crabill
Loudoun St
Arlington Hospital
Arlington
North Fork
Loudoun County
George and
Martha Jones Young
Alexander T. Lunsford
Crabill
Elmer Lamp
Senseng Road
Bradford Michael
Henry Crummett
Falls Church
Reid Lunsford
Clearbrook
Harrison Lunsford
Washington, D. C
R. P. Young
Culpeper
Jones Funeral Home
Edward T. Clark
The
First Baptist Church
William F. Brown
Earl L. Mason
Lon G
Showalter Rites Held Yesterday
A funeral service for Mrs. Blanche Pearl Showalter, who died Saturday morning, was held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Dr. Edward T. Clark officiated. pallbearers included M. Ralph Cather, Harry R. Farmer, Harry N. Deavers, Edgar W. Mason, Lon G. Carpentry, and Julian K. Armel. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Blanche Pearl Showalter
Jones Funeral Home
Edward T. Clark
First Baptist Church
M. Ralph Cather
Harry R. Farmer
Harry N. Deavers
Edgar W. Mason
Lon G. Carpentry
Julian K. Armel
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mississippi Senators Back Democratic National Ticket
Eastland and Stennis of Mississippi say they will support the Democratic national ticket. Governor Coleman notes Stevenson invited to campaign in Mississippi and a state convention is unlikely. Eastland and Stennis say the best interests of the South and nation favor a Democratic Congress and administration.
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Eastland
Stennis
Vackson
Miss
James Eastland
John Stennis
Mississippi
J. P Coleman
Coleman
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
South
Robinson Elected Director of Northern Virginia Power Co
J Kenneth Robinson of Winchester was elected a director of the Northern Virginia Power Company at a recent board meeting succeeding the late John H Rosenberger. He serves with W Nelson Page Fred L Glaize Ralph N Dorsey C Oma Maddox Edward W Lauck and A J Clore. He is president of J K Robinson and holds directorships in several Shenandoah Valley firms.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester
John H. Rosenberger
Mr. Robinson
W. Nelson Page
Fred L. Glaize
Ralph N. Dorsey
Berryville
C. Oma Maddox
Front Royal
Edward W. Lauck
Luray
A. J. Clore
Madison
Richmond mother Kathryn Rankin with six children
Kathryn Rankin of Richmond is a mother of six children aged two to fourteen years.
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Kathryn Rankin
Richmond
Citrus Use by Americans Ranges Across Fresh to Frozen
Americans yearly consume about 45 pounds of fresh canned and frozen citrus fruit and 22 pounds of canned and frozen citrus fruit juice.
Welfare Ministry unveils plan to open 200 pawn shops
Japan's Welfare Ministry today announced a program aiding the poor. The plan includes opening 200 more pawn shops to provide access to small loans and essential goods.
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Tokyo
Jepen
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N. Cameron St
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Julian
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Herter
Richard M. Nixon
Harold E. Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
L. Judson Morehouse
Marcellino Romany
Puerto Rico
Shy Cass’ Wednessee
Christena E. Snapp
Snyder Allemen
Spring Grove
J. Granville Snapp
Leonard Snapp
Garland Snapp
Roland Snapp
James Swing
C. Lucian Brumback
Cornell Medical College
Luxury
President
Studebaker
Studebaker Dealer
Robinson
Infantry
Fort Benning
Georgia
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Winchester Rotary Club
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Old Strong Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Prospect Listing CO
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