Sunday School in Burnt Factory Plans Children's Service
Burnt Factory Virginia reports a Sunday school preparing for a children's service set for July 22 at 8 o clock. The new church opened in June with an all day service led by Rev. Wheeler presiding elder Moorefield Rev. Richardson presiding elder Lewisburg and Rev. M. D. Mitchell of Winchester delivered sermons to a large crowd.
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Burnt’ Factory
Mr. Wheeler
Moorefield
W. Va
Mr. Richardson
Lewisburg
M. D. Mitchell
Winchester
Burnt Factory Church Raises Funds and Sells Memorial Pews
The Burnt Factory church reports cash and pledges totaling 2411 for the day, far surpassing expectations. Memorial pews have been installed. all long pews sold and seven short ones, with more short pews available by inquiry to Duvall Newcome or Swartz. Ill members include S G Newcome recovering from a sun stroke. Loyal Workers Bible Class meets Friday July 27 at the Carlisle home. all members urged to attend.
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Burnt Factory Church
Winchester
R. P. Duvall
G. Newcome
C. F. Swartz
Sam Strickler
Loyal Workers’ Bible Class
William Carlisle
Staunton Visit Noted By Local Families
Mr and Mrs P M Gilmer and son Richard visited in Staunton Virginia last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Melvin Ebersole and family spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Tom Perry.
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P. M.’Gilmer and
Richard
Ruby Grim
Staunton
Melvin Ebersole
Tom Perry
Martinsburg Couple Returns From Travel With Manager Role
Mr and Mrs John Kerns and children completed a motoring trip to Winchester and nearby areas as well as Maryland and Washington DC and have come back to Martinsburg where Mr Kerns serves as manager of the Bammert store.
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John Kerns
Winchester
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Martinsburg
Kerns
Bammert
Virginia to Explain Amended Apple Packing Rules
The State Department of Agriculture will hold hearings in 31 Virginia cities starting August 6 to explain amended rules on grading packing and inspection of apples. Inspectors will check shipments and questions will be answered at hearings in Charlottesville Staunton Lexington Winchester Berryville Covington Front Royal Martinsville Lu ray Floyd Madison Culpeper Wytheville Pulaski Fairfax Chilhowie Orange Culpeper Wytheville Orange etc.
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Associated Press
Richmond
State Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Ime
Charlottesville
Staunton
Loyingston
Harrisonburg
Amherst
Bedford
Woodstock
Lexington and
Winchester
Berryville
Covington
Fincastle
Leesburg
Roanoke
Warrenton
Rock Mount
Washington
Front Royal
Martinsville
Luray and
Stuart
Floyd
Standardaville
Madison
Christianburg
Chilhowie
Orange
Culpeper
Wytheville
Pulaski and
Fairfax
Refuge Items Move Home After Visit to Brunswick Maryland
Mrs Florence Grandler and her two grandchildren Raymond Staples and Marshall Snoots returned to Brunswick Maryland after a two week visit with family and friends in Refuge Virginia. Local social notes include visits by Mr and Mrs James Orndoff to William Mumaw and funeral attendance for Melton Huddle with O L Grim family.
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Refuge
Florence Grandler
Raymond Staples
Marshall Snoots
Brunswick
James Orndoff
William Mumaw
O. L. Grim
Melton Huddle
Willie Ruggles
Arthur
Leonard Hess
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