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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1963
Page
13
Continued from Page 5 thce Saturday 7 30 p m Youth Rally at Salem Regular Baptist Boyce Church Sunday School 10 am Morning Worship 11 am 6 30 pm Training Union Wednesday 7 pm Prayer Service Choir Rehearsal Nursery Maintained during wor-
Fragmentary OCR text shows a rough phrase about a ship and a person named Pere Hr ham, lacking full context or clear event details.
A notice notes a church vote to choose a minister for a call. It lists schedule elements including a Sunday church school at 10 a.m. and locations on W Main Street in Berryville and Worth, with service times from 9:40 a.m. to 11 a.m. The fragment implies an official decision on the minister nominee.
The notice lists Sunday School at 10 a.m and Worship with Prayer and Praise at 11 a.m at Boyce Church Berryville with a 7 30 p m service on Wednesdays and a Thursday 7 30 p m meeting. The fragment also includes incomplete lines about Full Gospel Tabernacle in Berryville.
Dillon South Carolina AP A 70 year old retired Presbyterian minister Dr Fred J Hay built a small church for his Black neighbors over six months He did most of the work himself with help from others The property valued at 1000 dollars seats 150 The project aims to foster interracial friendship and was praised by Presbyterian officials in Atlanta as a labor of love in race relations
In St Paul a 14 year old girl plus four peers urged an alternative plan to raise the legal driving age from 15 to 16. The substitute would require a curfew and mandate driver training. Rep Wozniak praised his daughter’s civic interest while noting he makes final decisions at home.
About 300 Sacred Heart School pupils in Camden were evacuated as police and firefighters responded to a strange device on the top floor. Sister Mary Florence reported a bomb warning, and officers found a button wired to a cell battery, a shoe box, and a bell. the Army bomb squad from Ft. Dix removed the item.
George Lincoln Rockwell head of the American Nazi Party spoke to about 1,200 students and University of Virginia faculty at Cabell Hall. Police were on hand but there were no incidents as he warned of racial mixing and pledged to send non whites back to their origins if elected president.
Frank J. Rigby, 100, longtime music teacher based in Portland Maine, died Wednesday. He was believed to be the nation’s oldest music teacher and his career spanned decades influencing students across the state.
Mrs. Mary Lou Henson of South Charleston was sworn in yesterday as the state's first woman probation and parole officer. She has served as state parole board secretary and will handle parole applications from the Women's Prison at Pence Springs.
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