Bruce town Faith Family News Brucetown
Brucetown church services are announced for Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11:15 a.m. The brief notes list visitors and extended visits from families in Baltimore Winchester Ridgeway Philadelphia Greenspring Martinsburg and Ashland plus local hospital and midwinter leave updates.
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Brucetown
Brucetown Methodist Church
Joseph Byerts
Baltimore
William Bragg
Winchester
Frank Bragg, Jr
Charles Crowser
Peggy
Penny
Ridgeway
W. Va
Mexico
Florida
Charles Shearer
Philadelphia
Sensency Road
E. V. Gleisner
Arthur Bragg
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles Duvall
Randolph Macon College
Ashland
Leo Price
Greenwood Heights
Mary Price
Norman Harman
Winchester Memorial
Joseph Cleveland
Echo Village
Marcus Reed
Russell Price
Inwood
Donald Price
Tommie
Tammy
Andy Whitacre
Virginia Minnick
James Stume
Wayne
Martins
Round Hill Fire Co. Dinner At Fire Hall Sunday
CHAMBERSVILLE NEWS BRIEFS reports a Ham and Oyster dinner at the Round Hill Fire Co. fire hall starting at 12 noon on Sunday. The item notes illnesses for Mrs. Hartzell Haines and Ernest Grayson and mentions visits from Cindy of Alexandria to the Grayson home. Susanne Marie Ritter is born in Berlin to Maurice H Ritter and Mrs. Madge Ritter. Ritter is Grayson’s nephew. Wayne Lee Haines is ill, and Ernest Grayson remains home ill.
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Ernest Grayson
Round Hill Fire Co
Hartzell Haines
Cindy
Alexandria
Susanne Marie
Maurice H. Ritter
Berlin
Germany
Ritter
Madge Ritter
Washington
Maurice Ritter
Grayson
Little Wayne Lee Haines
Larry Haines
Day at School 1 Throw 2 Former Russian Police Ab
A youth case file notes a school incident where a student faced a disturbance. Authorities reference a former Russian police officer and an ordinary man as persons involved. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Contr
Lena Frederick church groups hold meetings
The Methodist Men met at White Grange Hall last evening and the Woman's Society of Christian Service plans its February meeting at 7 30 p m with Mr and Mrs James Crim at 152 Fox Drive. Mrs Garland Snyder leads the worship topic.
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Lena Frederick
White Grange Hall
Woman’s Society of Christain Service
James Crim
Fox Drive
Garland Snyder
Charles Crowser
Peggy
Penny
Mexico
C. E. Ridgeway
Esther Ridgeway
Grace Ridgeway
Martinsburg
W. Va
Goldie Clarke
Eileen Clarke
Edgar Clarke
Silver Spring
Charles Jobe
Mary Alice Hott
Winchester
Osa Hott
White Hall People and Visit Highlights
Community notes from White Hall record visitors to the Frank home for Mrs. Frank’s birthday and gatherings at Mount Pleasant Church. Several W Va and local residents, including Luttrells, Sylvesters, Whitacre, Shaver, and Anderson family members, are named among visits and meals.
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White Hall
Sterling T. Frank
Frank
Richard Pearson
Lees
Tinsman
Mount Pleasant Church
Paul Brown
Ernest Milburn
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Town
Carter Luttrell
Melvin
Bud) Sylvester
Falling Waters
Lottie Whitacre
Ridgeway
Marvin Shaver
Inchester
Eva Luttrell
Sunnyside
Lemuel Lewis
Carolyn T. Anderson
University of Virginia At
Charlottesville
Walter T. Anderson
The
Winchester
Mount Pleasant
Adam Shirley
Mae Steel
Henry Grim
Kernstown
Carter Luttre
Floyd Luttrell
Sweep success at Heacham noted by Mrs Walduck
In Heacham England Mrs Hedy Walduck claims a sweep victory amid family life with nine children, her remarks reflecting a bustling household and community chatter.
Deerfield News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Mrs Mabel Richard hosts family from Asheville North Carolina and others visit in Deerfield. Various locals, including Eddie Richard and Sallie Moore, receive hospital care or recover at home. Sandra Kump has mumps while John Fuel is home with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Pannett
Harvey Richard
Elizabeth Fawcett
Mildred Brill
Mabel
Charles Richard
Carroll Smith
Ethyl Lee Martin
Winchester
Eddie Richard
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sallie Moore
Pearl Keeler
Maurice Keeler
Sandra Kump
Flora Mae Smoots
John Fuel
Seam-Swift Belt High Waist Pattern 4845 Jr Miss
Pattern offer describes two simple designs without buttons or zippers for sizes 9 through 17. Includes fabric yardage for size 13 and mail order details with 15 cents per pattern plus 35 cents postage. Also advertises free pattern offer via spring summer catalog with a 50 cent request.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Pumpkin Pudding From a Sunday Supper Menu
A dessert recipe for pumpkin pudding with butter, brown sugar, eggs, flour, spices, canned pumpkin and milk. It instructs beating yolks, folding in whipped whites, and baking at 325 degrees for about an hour, yielding a puffed, cooled pudding serve with caramel sauce and spiced cream.
Albuquerque Radio Station Uses Controversial Slogan
In Albuquerque Asa, a woman, visited KDEF and requested hearing aid batteries while the station promoted a slogan seen as provocative. The exchange reflects the broader public reaction to the station’s branding.
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Albuquerque
N.M
KDEF
Asa
Youth Readings and Play Planned at Brad Church
The Congregational United Church of Christ youth group plans a worship service tomorrow. Kay Franklin will read the service, Sheila Snapp the Scripture, with Ronnie Morris Frankie Graves and Anita Nelson performing a play reading of It Should Happen to a Dog by Wof Mankowitz. The Youth Choir, led by Rodney Keller, will sing the anthem and provide responses.
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Congregational United Church of Christ
Bradservice
Kay’ Franklin
Shelia Snapp
Wof Mankowitz
Ronnie Morris
Jonah
Frankie Graves
Anita Nelson
Rodney Keller
Timeless Blade Cleared From Mount Vernon Hoe
Albert Williams, 75, claims to own a remarkable blade on his hoe in Mount Vernon Arkansas. He says the tool has been sharpened for years, narrowing the blade by two inches yet still using the original handle and costing about 45 cents when bought.
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Mount Vernon
Ark
Albert Williams
Return to School Not Easy Says Former Miss America
Jacqueline Mayer, 21, Miss America 1963, has returned to Northwestern University as a sophomore after a year-long reign and a break in 1961. She faces attention from celebrity seekers and peers, with classmates noting the shift from novelty to normal student life. Her pageant fame and measurements are discussed amid campus life and counseling staff observations.
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Seymour M. Hersh
Miss Mayer
Pat Rusk
South Bend
Ind
Northwestern Apartments
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Deerfield
Mabel Richard
Calvin Brackett
Linda
Asheville
N.C
Samuel McDonald
Boyd Brackett
Donna Wersten
Front Royal
Mrs
Billy Powell
Pharbrook Woolen Shop
Clearbrook, VA
Timeless Blade
Miss Rusk
Mayer
Chicago
National Safety Council
Advertising Council
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