C J Cole Honored At Heinz Co Party
Heinz Co party honors C J Cole for 20 years continuous service with a gold watch. Presentation made at noon at the George Washington Hotel during a local employee gathering. The event featured the new film The Big Kitchen and remarks by a guest speaker from Heinz Pittsburg office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinz Company
Charles J. Cole
Woodland Ave
George Washington Hotel
New Company
Montgomery
H. J. Company
Pittsburg
Heinz
Truman reshuffles agencies as Republicans press on authority
President Truman reshuffles agencies and seeks broadened check authority to fund mobilization. The committee questions Wil on details while urging a bill on wider powers to speed mobilization. House leaders face holiday absences delaying action on the excess profits tax and arms bill despite passage in both chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Apof
Wilson
House
Senate House
Senate
Congregational Christmas Service by Church Youth Group
The Congregational Christian Church youth group will present The Christmas Story in song and narration Sunday at 7:30 PM. Mrs. Orvi Hoover will prelude. Rev. Robert A. Whitten will lead scripture, prayer, and offering. Gail Carper reads the Christmas story between musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Christian Church
Orvi Hoover
Robert A. Whitten
Gail Carper
Herald Angels
Ralph Pugh
Shirley Hauptman
Fay Nelson
Betty Koon
Sention
Little Town of
Juanita Dougherty
Mary Ruth Whitten
Freda Don
Winnie
Christmas Worship Service at Winchester Church Sunday
The Winchester Presbyterian Church will hold a Christmas Worship Service Sunday at 4 30 in the afternoon. The pageant The Old Old Story will be presented by the Sunday School and church choirs with participants including Rev. and Mrs Joseph Duckwall Gary Larson Tommy Scully Patricia Goode Mary Eugene McIntyre Cappy Saxe Joe Guess Joe Sheetz Irvine Cather Jr Ray Morrison Freddy Stine Jr and others A white gift service follows the dedication of substance self and service Dr Ronald S Wilson leads a prayer of dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Presbyterian Church
Raymond Womeldorf
Joseph
Duckwall
Gary Larson
Tommy Scully
Patricia Goode
Dwane Knight
Mary
E. Eugene McIntyre
Cappy Saxe
Bond Reelected Local Soil District Supervisor
Bond of Clear Brook is officially reelected supervisor of the Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District. His new term runs through January 1, 1954. Also elected were Raymond H. Rudacille of Warren County and A. C. Buckley of Clarke County.
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Walker McC. Bond
Clearbrook
Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District
Raymondh. Rudacille
Warren County
A. C. Buckley
Clarke County
Jaycees Run Salvation Army Kettle in Winchester
The Winchester community will man the Salvation Army kettle tomorrow at the Salvation Army Building 3038 Loudoun to boost Christmas baskets for the needy. Captain Walter Wolfe notes basket demand rising while overall kettle income dips. Robert Barbour urges generous donations to ensure a merry Christmas for the less fortunate. Baskets will be ready for distribution at 9:30 a.m. with cross checks by the Fellowship Club to avoid duplication.
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Salvation Army
Winchester
Win
Walter Wolfe
Robert Barbour
JCC
Fellowship Club
Wolfe
Loudoun
First Baptist Church Plans Christmas Services on Sunday
The church will hold two Christmas services this Sunday. At 9 a.m. a union service features preludes, hymns including It Came Upon the Midnight Clear and O Come All Ye Faithful, a sermon by Dr. Crk, and Communion. The 11 a.m. service includes organ preludes Adoration and Hallelujah Chorus, scripture, prayers, special solo by Richard Eaton, and a sermon by Dr. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Richard Eaton
Bethlehem
Clark
Teen Age Class Presents Christmas Program at Cork Street Church
The Girls' Teen-Age Class of Cork Street Christian Church will stage a Christmas program Sunday at 5:30 pm featuring carol singing, a candlelight service, and a play titled A Sensible Christmas. Cast includes Hilda Reed, Millie Sanderlin, Lomna Good, Dorothy Coffelt, and Juanita Gordon. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork Street
Market Quotations for Apples Potatoes Poultry and Livestock
Baltimore market reports steady to higher prices for apples with various varieties and container sizes. Potatoes and sweet potatoes steady with light demand. poultry offerings moderate and trading slow. Chicago USDA hogs and cattle prices mix higher for hogs under 240 lb, cattle mostly steady, vealers weak. sheep steady with western lambs predominating.
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Baltimore
Bubkts & Bi Boxes
N. J. Goldens
Romes
Staymans
Porto Rico Ang
N. J
Abu Hpr
Chicago
USDA
Illinois
Chicago Grains Open With Mild Decline Across Markets
Chicago grain prices opened lower continuing yesterday’s downtrend. Wheat futures fell with March at 2.44 to 2-3/4, May 2.43 to 3-8, July 2.37 to 3-4. Corn and oats also edged down as May and July contracts traded lower while soybeans showed modest gains and lard moved up for July.
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Chicago
Jly
Ballot Box Stuffer Freed
Edward F. Prichard Jr a Paris Kentucky attorney and former Roosevelt aide was released from a federal prison near Ashland Kentucky on Truman orders. His two year sentence for ballot box stuffing in Bourbon County during the 1948 election was commuted to time served. He was freed at 8 pm.
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Ashland
Edward F. Prichard, Jr
Paris
Roosevelt
Federal Correctional Institution
Here
Truman
R. O. Culver
Prichard
Bourbon County
Culver
James V. Bennett
Federal
Edward F. Prichard
Lucy Prichard
Light of Christmas Pantomime at City Church
The First Assembly of God Church at 450 N Cameron St will present a Christmas program Saturday at 7:45 p m starting with activities for parish youth followed by the pantomime The Light of Christmas. Pastor Rev Thomas J Kerfoot invites the public to attend.
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First
Assembly of God Church
N. Cameron St
Thomas J. Kerfoot
Market Summary Highlights Mixed Gains Across Sectors
Stocks showed broad gains in autos and chemicals with notable climbs in General Motors Chrysler Studebaker Bethlehem Steel Sears Roebuck and Du Pont. Rail shares were mixed with some declines while the commodities and livestock divisions saw modest improvements in price levels.
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M-K-T
Western Maryland
Consolidated Railroad of
Cuba
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Bethlehem Steel
Sears Roebuck
Distillers Corp.Seagrams
American Smelting
American Cy
Virginia Rail Men Study Pay Increase
Virginia railroad officials study the impact of a new three year wage pact covering about 300000 workers nationwide. The agreement reached with four large unions raises wages retroactive to October 1 and allows future adjustments with changing living costs.
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Richmond
Virginia
Radios Stolen From G and M Music Center Repair Shop
Six to eight portage radios and $75 worth of piano tools were stolen last night from the G and M Music Center Repair Shop on Braddock Avenue. Entry was gained by removing a hasp from the door. Radios were brought in for repair. Capt. Francis Funk and Sgt. Warren Rudolph were assigned to the investigation.
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Portage
G & M Music Center
Braddock 8&T
J. Thomas Boyd
Francis Funk
Warren Rudolph
Church of Christ Christmas program announced
The Church of Christ at 308 P S Loudoun St will hold its annual Christmas program this Sunday at 7 30 p m. The program will be presented by the children and young people of the parish. Rev Nathan Williamson invites the public to attend.
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Church of Christ
S. Loudoun St
Nathan Williamson
Williamson
HADACOL claims boost for Mrs Lea in Houston ad
Mrs. Robert Eb Lea of Houston says HADACOL gave her energy to manage home and work duties after vitamin and iron deficiencies. The testimonial adds that HADACOL benefits stomach distress nervous issues insomnia and general run down condition, with a refund if not improved and trial size priced at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert EB. Lea
Enid Stret
Houston
Texas
Lea
Culprit Convicted In Scooter Theft
Paul Hampton Lang was found guilty by a Warren County Circuit Court jury of stealing a motor scooter owned by Clinton M. Peacemaker from a Front Town parking lot. He was fined $50 and sentenced to nine days in jail. Lang claimed the scooter was taken by someone to give him a ride home after drinking.
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Stea
Warren County
Paul Hampton Lang
Clinton M. Peacemaker
Front
Lang
Disa
New Offensive Imminent as U N Forces Probe Front
MacArthur reports heavy traffic behind enemy lines and probing thrusts in Korea. American rocket ships near Hungnam shield the beachhead as Chinese forces appear in the area. U N lines across the 38th Parallel are being probed with reports of retreats behind the Imjin River.
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Youchon
Seoul
Pyongyang
MacArthur
Korea
Hungnam
Chunchon
Deata
U. N
Ichon- Kumwha-Hwachon
United Nations
38Th
Imjin
Chonggang
Yonchon
Winchester Memorial Hospital Admits New Patients
New admissions include Mr. Pastel Puffinburger Mrs. Andrew B. Babb Miss Sara E. Tanguary Mrs. James Birkett Tyson Gilpin son of Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Gilpin Jr Boyce.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Andrew B. Babb
Washington St
Sara E. Tanguary
Morgan St
James Birkett
White Post
Tyson Gilpin
Tyson Gilpin, Jr
Boyce
Storekeepers Held Up and Robbed
Police report two robberies at separate stores. A Negro man and woman stole about $100 from F. Goonson at LaSalle Avenue Market and fled in a car. In a second robbery two Negro men entered M. V. Hogge's store on Route 17 near Yorktown and took $80 from Hogge's 15 year old daughter, with a male driver fleeing in another car.
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LaSalle Avenue
F. ¥. Goonson
M. V. Hogge
Route 17
Yorktown
Hogge
Narwhal Described as 20-Foot Arctic Whale with Tusk
A narwhal is a 20-foot Arctic whale noted for a long straight tusk protruding from its head, resembling a horn. The tusk is a distinctive feature defining this marine mammal.
Sale notices list furniture and personal property
January 1 at 10 am G. G Baker City Sergeant will sell at Patton's warehouse Winchester furniture and personal property. January 10 at 1 pm the estate of Himer Peer 4 miles south of Ridings Chapel church will sell furniture and personal property.
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G. G Baker
Patton's
Winchester
Peresonal Property
Himer Peer
Ridings Chapel
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True
King Arthur
Europe
Hill
Shengas
New York
Virginia Rail
G& M
The
York Inn
Mr. Pastel
McCormick-Deering
Brumback & Son Oer
J. R. Alexander, Jr
N. Loudoun St
Willys Jeeps
Frederick Motors
North Martinsburg Pike
Valley Wrecking Co
Heatwole Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Chapman Motor CO
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Yi Ey
Petacle
Leila Aes
Aute Marine
ER & Stoker
Little Brother
Howdy-Doody Slippers
Sis
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