Christian Quarterly Conference Tonight at Local Church
The church hosts a Christian Quarterly Conference tonight at 7 30 led by Pastor Rev Robert A Whitten. The gathering is described as a global concern covering about seventy percent of Congregational Christian activities.
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Judge Demands Short Hair for Probationer in Long Beach
In Long Beach California Judge Charles T Smith ordered Gary T Lindsay to keep his hair cut short for a year as part of probation after a six inch switchblade charge. The judge measured Lindsay s hair with a ruler to ensure compliance and tied leniency to the length insistence.
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Grizzard Discusses Separation at Prayer Service
Dr. R. Stuart Grizzard spoke on "The Problem of Separation" at the Week of Prayer service in First Presbyterian Church. He cited Romans 8:35 and warned that inner divisions like hatred and prejudice separate people from God, urging faith as a bridge. Services continue at 7:30 p.m. daily, sponsored by the Winchester Ministerial Association.
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First Presbyterian Church
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Paul
Winchester Ministerial Association
Union Services Begin Sunday in Berryville
Interdenominational worship series starts Sunday at 7 45 p m in Berryville at Duncan Memorial Methodist led by Rev William N Raney. Berryville Ministers Association sponsors. Services rotate among Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian churches through Easter with host pastors and choirs providing music.
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William N. Raney
Berryville Ministers’ Association
Julian Orrell
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Robert D. Goshorn
Harriman presses tax relief clash as space age plan unfolds
Governor Harriman in his fourth annual message tells the 1958 Legislature New York must spend millions to meet space age challenges and signals a likely fight with Republicans over a proposed 40 million dollar income tax abatement. He backs science education, housing bonds, crime probes, consumer protections, health coverage, anti discrimination laws, and broadened village powers.
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New York State
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Soviet Union
New York
English Actress Makes First U.S. Film at Almost 80
Miss Hallatt, an English actress nearing eighty, travels from London to New York to star in a film produced by Hecht Hill Lancaster. She learned billiards for the role and recalls touring with FE Sothern in 1905, noting Hollywood’s infancy and her passion for acting.
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Los Angeles
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Three City Traffic Crashes Cause Damage of $675
Three Winchester crashes yesterday afternoon and this morning caused a total estimated damage of 675 dollars. At 4 40 p.m. a 1957 Chrysler driven by Mrs Willie Page collided with a 1982 Pontiac driven by Howard Locke. damages 25 and 250 respectively. At 5 30 p.m. a 1950 Plymouth driven by Norman Harmon hit a 1954 Dodge driven by Rosa Cammer. damages 50 and 175. At 10 15 a.m. a 1947 Chrysler driven by Lester Foster ran a red light and struck a truck driven by Roy Everett. damages 150 and 25.
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S Stewart
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Willie Page
Amherst St
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Stewart St
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Boyce
S. Stew
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J. C. Ritter
Basil Cooper
Norman Harmon
Brucetown
Virginia Ave
Maurice Lake
Roy Ivan Everett
Romney
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Lester Car] Foster
Tinney Speaker for Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel
Frank Tinney of Greenville S C chief industrial engineer for United Merchants and Manufacturers will be guest speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow at 1 pm at the George Washington Hotel United Merchants and Manufacturers owns the Virginia Woolen Company here
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Greenville
S. C
United Merchants and Maufacturers
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
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Virginia Woolen Company
Judge Won't Nullify Subpoenas in Virginia Segregation Case
Arlington Circuit Court Judge Wal ter T McCarthy declined to nullify subpoenas for Sen Byrd and six others in a case tied to segregated seating at a political meeting. The trial date is set for next Monday, with defense arguing the witnesses may relate to Virginia's segregation laws and police powers. Cloves from Zanzibar noted as a separate excerpt on commercial cultivation and exchange value.
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Byrd
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Virginia
Marjorie Taylor
John S. Battle
Rep
Broyhill
Charles R. Fenwick
Frank L. Ball
High Reid
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McCarthy
David Carliner
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