Life of Jesus in Nazareth and early ministry
A 1953 feature presents Fulton Oursler's Life of Jesus adapted for newspapers by artist Neil O Keeffe. It recounts Jesus at twelve in the Temple, Mary and Joseph's tears, Jesus’ carpentry, John the Baptist in Jordan, and Jesus’ forty days in the desert facing temptation to teach how to be strong.
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Jesus
Fulton Oursier
Oursier
Neil O’keeffe
Temple
God
Mary
Joseph
Nazareth
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Sas
Calid
Ay Pale
Heaven
John
Jerusalem
Jordan
Mrs Royce Dies In Harrisonburg
Katherine Royce 62 a former Winchester resident died at her Harrisonburg home Saturday afternoon. Born May 15, 1890 in Frederick County she was the widow of Frank Royce and a Metro Pants Co. employee until June when a heart attack forced retirement. Funeral services are set for 3 p m tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home with Rev E T Clark presiding. Interment will be Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include Elmer Ritter Robert Ritter Charles Ritter Marshall Stine William Stine and Howard Patton Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Royce
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Frederick County
Joseph and
Sarah Sargent Carper
Frank Royce
Virginia’s First Year Teachers Face Wide Range of Complaints
In a Virginia Education Association survey of 315 beginning teachers, 38 percent cite shortages of teaching materials as a major problem. Additional issues include poor living conditions in communities, restricted personal lives, and being newcomers without welcoming support. About 11 percent plan to leave teaching next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Education Association
VEA
Nine Children Win Prizes At Palace Theatre Party
Nine local children won prizes at a Saturday morning children's movie party at the Palace Theatre. Over 500 attended. grand prize of a movie projector went to Eugene Kern of 75 S Kent St. Other winners included Lorna Dellinger Mary Louise Haines Helen Carpenter Joan Elizabeth Dove Charles Gossard Wendell Whitlock Charles Harris and Ball Shumaker. The event was sponsored by the W T Grant Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Eugene Kern
S. Kent St
Lorna Dellinger
Mary Louise Haines
Helen Carpenter
Joan Elizabeth Dove
Charles Gossard
Wendell Whitlock
Charles Harris
Ball Shumaker
W. T. Grant Company
Unions Sponsor Free Movie for Children at Palace Theatre
Four unions sponsor a free Christmas show for children at the Palace Theatre on Saturday at 10 a.m. A color feature, comedies, and Santa Claus with gifts will be provided. Sponsors are General Teamsters Union Local 539 United Auto Workers CIO Local 149 Canners Workers Union Local 22948 and Textile AFL Local 71.
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Palace Theatre
Santa Claus
General Teamsters Union
United Auto Workers, C.I.0
The
Canner’s Workers Union
Textile, Af.l
Lions to View Showing of American Harvest
Lions Club will screen American Harvest at the regular weekly luncheon tomorrow at 12:15 p.m. at the Gorge Washington Hotel. The film highlights agricultural and industrial products of the United States.
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The
Lions Club
Gorge Washington Hotel
Wisecarver Rites Planned For County Native
John E Wisecarver 75 died at his Stephens City home. Born October 22 1877 in Frederick County he was a retired farmer husband of Elma Ambrose. Survived by two sons Lowell and Robert a daughter Dorothy Dyke a brother Philip Wisecarver two sisters Jessie Lonas and Katie Spatch. Service 1 p m tomorrow from Rev Charles A York with interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Bearers Carroll Campbell Emmett Perry John Ambrose Richard Ambrose Roy Ambrose Denzel Ambrose.
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John E. Wisecarver
Stephens City
Frederick County
James and
Mary Barr Wisecarver
Elma Ambrose
Wisecarver
Lowell Wisecarver
Robert Wisecarver
Dorothy Dyke
Stephenson
Philip Wisecarver
Cedar Creek
Jessie Lonas
Katie Spatch
Baltimore, Md
Jones Funeral Home
Charles A. York
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Carroll Campbell
Emmett Perry
John Ambrose
Richard Ambrose
Roy Ambrose
Denzel Ambrose
Police Court Records Note Local Offenses
Louis T. Moreland, 40, of 283 Charles St., drunk and disorderly, $49.25. Ruth A. Holsapple, 33, of 910 S. Braddock St., improper lights, $10.25. George T. Forney, 24, of 109 E Clifford St., disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis T. Moreland
Charles St
Ruth A. Holsapple
S. Braddock St
George T. Forney
E Clifford
Disorderly conduct defendants listed with fines and delays
Leonard Hoitle twenty of Berryville fined thirty dollars and seventy five cents plus six months to serve ten days. Ralph V Embrey twenty five of 103 E Germain Street fined twenty nine dollars and seventy five cents and sixty days to serve ten days. Walter Aitchell twenty seven of Rt. 1 Edin Wisconsin reference appears. Wisconsin leads in dairy and cheese production in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hoitle
Berryville
Ralph V. Embrey
Germain St
Wisconsin
United States
Burg Disorderly Conduct Disposition
A case involving a borough disorderly conduct charge resulted in a 30 day suspended sentence and $4.25 in court costs.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Tees
Xun
Neweke
Tena
Trice
Philco
N. Cameron St
John Wisecarver
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Walter Aitchell
Edin
Christmas Club
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
America
Toledo
Ohio
Martinsburg Pike
Frederick Motors, Inc
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