Rest Regular Preaching Services and Local Visits
Rest Regular preaching services will be held February 10 at 11 a.m. Dwain and Penny Place of Washington, D.C. spent last week with their parents. Mrs. Goldie Clarke visited her son Edgar Clarke in Hyattsville Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Custer moved into a new bungalow on Inwood Road. May Abshire of Charles Town visited cousin Virgil Fiddler. Ridgeway guests at Emma Ridgeway’s home included Mrs. C. E. Ridgeway Miss Esther Ridgeway and Mrs. Rath Jones. John Patton hosted a birthday gathering with Raich Patton Romain Patton Edgar Ridgeway and Victor Lee Ridgeway. China’s population is estimated at about 625 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwain
Penny
Washington, D.C
Ray
Goldie Clarke
Edgar Clarke
Hyattsville
Richard Custer
Inwood Road
Clarke
May Abshire
Charles Town
W. Va
Virgil Fiddler
C. E. Ridgeway
Esther Ridgeway
Rath Jones
Emma Ridgeway
Winchester
John Patton
Patton
Raich Patton
Manassas
Romain Patton
Winchester Pike
Edgar Ridgeway
Victor Lee Ridgeway
Reynolds Store Guests and Community News
Reynolds store patrons and local families gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shank including Clark Shanholtz Strother Edwards Luttrell Braithwaite Holliday and others from Winchester Stephenson and nearby areas. Mrs. Shank remains about the same. Martin Holliday funeral drew many attendees. Vermont Crosen family visited Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Luttrell
B C Holliday
Amanda Crosen
Virginia Moore
Martin Holliday
Vermont Crosen
Washington, D. C
Reversed 7 Door Stirs Baltimore Art Scene
Art critics note a door numeral 7 appears mirrored on a new West 25th Street art school. Academy Director Bernard Perlman explains the glass door was installed reversed to face outward for fire code compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
West 25Th Street
Academy
Bernard Perlman
Supper Guests and Local Chats In Opequon District
Sunday gatherings in Opequon featured Miss Frances Spiezie and Ed Hinkins of Strasburg visiting Mrs. Clagett. Winchester residents Mrs. Jack Billmyer, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Billmyer attended, plus Roger Smith and family at Water Edge. Local teachers and workers noted, along with church, illness, and shopping trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hockman
Myra Hockman
Moyer
John Moyer
Nellie Brown
Winchester
Gene McDonald
R. L. Gregg
J. F. Orndorff
Fred Bowers
Station Bowers
Unlucky Move Ends With Trailers Loss In Mo. Route
Glenn L Moore Jr moved from Independence to Wichita renting a trailer for his household. After two tire blows and a broken hitch the trailer was left by the highway and later vanished. The trailer’s owner demanded $500 from Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Glenn L. Moore Jr
Wichita
Kan
Moores
Moore
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China
By Ardell Moore
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Strong
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elgin
Veronica
Femme Petite
Hadley
Karen
Lady Elgin
Norfolk
Holcomb. W
Lord Elgin
Rochester
Seabrook
Sonal Guar
Antee
John Reid
N. Loudoun
Penney's Carousel
Penney’s In
Bucher Rayon
Able
Ney
Brentwood
Penney
America
Oxford
Mer’s
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