Braddock Street Pageant Presents World Christmas Ritual
Braddock Street M E Church Souths Junior Intermediate and Young People present a pageant titled A Song The Whole World Sings on Wednesday at 7 30 PM The program features a First Christmas tableau with Mary and angels roles by local youth and a second part showing Christmas customs from around the world with many named child roles and a chorus of Juniors Intermediates and Young People. The reader is Marshall vs Miss Mary Glenn Lupton. Frank Butsler sings O Come All Ye Faithful and Terry Copenhaver performs Kolyada The public is invited.
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Church School
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Wrld
Carol Lindstrom
Mary and the Angels
Mary Elizabeth Cooper
Helen McClure
Colleen Crowser
Gladstone Crim
Palestine
Keith Ritter
United States
Marshall
Mary Glenn Lupton
Frank Butsler
Kolyada
Terry Copenhaver
Candlelight Christmas Eve Service at Christ Church
A candlelight service will be held at Christ Episcopal Church at 11 30 pm Christmas Eve with carols and the Christmas story. Carollers will light candles as red candle standards and spruce decorations illuminate the altar, marking Winchester’s first such service.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester
Mass Slaughter Charged By Haiti
Haiti's Minister Elien Lescot cited refugees reports estimating 12 168 Haitians killed in the Dominican Republic since early October. He released the figure after Bishop J Man of Cape Haitian published a letter describing nameless savageries against Haitians crossing the border.
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Elien Lescot
Haiti
Dominican Republic
J. Man
Cape Haitian
Dominican
Victims' Families To Be Well Paid
Washington Friday reports that families of Panay victims may receive large compensation. State Department records show other nations have settled similar cases with heavy payments, though specific sums for Panay victims were not named.
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Washington
Panay
State Department
Telegraph Firms Seek 15 Percent Rate Increase
Western Union Telegraph Company and Postal Telegraph Company said they will apply to the Federal Communications Commission for a 15 percent rate hike. If approved, it would be the first rise in 30 years outside wartime government control, driven by declining revenues and weakened financial resources.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company Today
Federal Communications Commission
Another Infant Dies Of Scourge In Chicago
Baby Edmund Wozniak died at St. Elizabeth's hospital today, the fourteenth infant victim of a baffling epidemic diarrhea that struck the infant ward late last month.
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Chicago
Edmund Wozniak
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Bread Truck Cases Before Higher Court
Corporation Court convened by Judge Philip Williams to hear appeals from four out-of-town baking companies fined under City Tax Ordinance Section 91. The license fee of $50 was required for street use. fines were $10 with $9 costs. Defendants include Manbeck, Baumgardner, Ords, and Schmidt Baking. December 28 set for trial along with other cases.
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Philip Williams
Donald Weems
Manbeck Baking Company
Baumgardner Baking Company
Ords Baking Company
Schmidt Baking Company
Commonwealth
William Sullivan
Justice’s Court
Luella Belford
Celebration At Mount Pleasant Changes Christmas Service Time
The Rev. W. B. Obaugh announces Mount Pleasant Church Christmas celebration moved to 7 30 p m tomorrow evening from Thursday. He urges all concerned to note the date change.
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W. B. Obaugh
Winchester Charge
United Brethren Church
Mount Pleasant Church
War Hatchet Found Near Shenandoah River Giants Hint
A stone battle axe of exceptional size, found by youth Oliver near the Shenandoah River at Castleman's Ferry, is on display at the Gas Company office. The weapon, made of flint and well preserved, suggests a giant warrior once roamed the area amid flooded graves said to be seven feet long.
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Cr Aek
Shenandoah River
Castleman’s Ferry
Oliver
E. C. Goss
Gas Company
Funeral Rites Held for James Lewis Hensell
James Lewis Hensell 34 died at Memorial Hospital from injuries after a motorcycle accident near Cedar Creek. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Mitchell at the Hensell home in Strasburg with interment at Reliance. Survived by mother Bertie Sargent Hensell and sister Mrs. Maude Harpine of Martinsburg. Sheriff seeks information about a truck possibly involved.
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James Lewis Hensell
Memorial Hospital
Strasburg
Hensell
Cedar Creek
J. W. Newcome
Silas
Bertie Sargent Hensell
Maude Harpine
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mitchell
Reliance
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Fellowship Club
Mount Pleasant
Coats
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Raleigh
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Chesterfield
Philip Morris Wings
Pall Mall
Uae
Cinco
Garcia Grande Ideal
Girard
Henrietta
Harvester
Lord Baltimore
Muriel Senator
Optime Blunts
Phillies
An Evans
Coronitas _ Deliciosos
Havana
Antler
ACCOS
Ronson Lighters
Stratford Club House
Frank Medico
Virginia
The
Winchester Chambergot Commerce
Winchester, Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Hensell Rites
Ander
Lakeville
Berrys Ferry
Clarke County
W. A. Bradford
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