Stephens City Vacation Bible School and local notices
Stephens City hosts Vacation Bible School at Stephens City M E Church from July 26 to August 6 directed by Mrs. Berlyn Yancey. The Methodist Church School Picnic is at Ca Wakanda starting 1 p m with recreation swimming and a 5 p m supper followed by Vespers. Several home-building, business and resident updates appear, including new homes developments, street and subdivision ordinances, and community visits and hospital stays. The Files Chapel reunion is planned for August 1 afternoon.
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Stephens City
M.E
Berlyn Yancey
Ca Wakanda
Powells Fort Valley
D. A. Arena
Barley
Richard L. Clem, Jr
Short St
Route 11
Ice-Cool Tops With Embroidered Flowers Pattern 4999
Pattern 4999 featuresIce-Cool Tops with trim embroidered flowers on boat neck style and plain tops in sizes 10 through 20. Includes yardage and transfer details plus mailing instructions to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star for the complete Spring-Summer Fashion Report catalog and a free pattern coupon.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Stern Dept
West 17Th
New York
N. Y
Oecca
Pleasant Grove Church to Host Annual Pupils’ Day
The Pleasant Church holds its allday meeting on the last Sunday in July, with July 25 starting at 1 pm. Dinner is not served on the grounds due to small attendance. Mrs. Sallie Oates is the oldest living pupil. Special music and a speaker are planned for fellowship.
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Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Church
Sallie Oates
Oakley Catlett
John Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
Icy Brown
Springfield
Abby
Seurstibo
Fis
Ladies Bible Class Plans July Chicken Barbecue Fundraiser
Stephenson Ladies Bible Class met at Stephenson Methodist Church for a monthly gathering. The church will host a chicken barbecue on July 28 to benefit the Parsonage fund, with serving starting at 5 p.m. Numerous visitors and neighbors from Capon Bridge, Ridgeway, Martinsburg, Cross Junction, and nearby towns called or stayed guests, including families of Shenk, Carpenter, Hiette, Spade, and others during the past week.
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Stephenson
Stephenson Methodist Church
Lonnie Shenk
Elmer Carpenter
Lonzy Carpenter
Dayton
Ohio
Harry Hiette
Gertrude Spade
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Homer Kellar
Ridgeway
Clint Carpenter
Community visitors and family gatherings in Stephens City area
Mr and Mrs Earl Carver and twins visit their parents in Ste phen City. Mr and Mrs L N Vincent and Mr and Mrs Bobbie Miller visit. Jack Hart and Marvin White host and visit Roanoke and Auburn Dale families. Mrs Vin cent hosts a birthday picnic for Mrs White with guests from Winchester and Rt 4. L N Vincent of Baltimore spends weekend with family.
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Earl Carver
Stephen City
N, Vincent
Bobbie Miller
Stephens City
Ellis Seal
Jack Hart
Happy Creek
L, N. Vincent
Rt. 4
James Orndoff
Winchester
Hattie White
Guy Conner
Glenn White
Camp Wakanda Weekend Visits Highlight Kernstown Socials
Mrs B L Lock and children and Mrs Frei da McKee and son Lester spent the week at Camp Wakanda. Miss Dixie Branner attended the camp over the weekend. Phillip Ritter from Newport News visited Grace Ritter. Mr and Mrs W W Lupton visited relatives in Martinsburg. Carol Jean Lamp stayed with grandmother Nannie Lamp. Charles Richard and family enjoyed a few days at Rehoboth Beach and Hyattsville visits. Bruce Bennington and Ralph White shopped near Seven Corners. Loring Ritter and Grace Ritter visited Wardensville. John Kline was in Yellow Springs. Charles Richard family joined Mack McDonald family in Hyattsville.
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Kernstown
B. L. Lock
Freida McKee
Lester
Camp Wakanda
Sue Lewis
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John Cammer
Dixie Branner
Phillip Ritter
Newport News
Grace Ritter
W. W. Lupton
Martinsburg
W.va
Carol Jean Lamp
Nannie Lamp
Charles Richard
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Bruce Bennington
Ralph White
Seven Corners
Loring Ritter
Wardensville
John Kline
Yellow Springs
Churchs Time Changes and Local Visits Mark Week End
Mount Pleasant notes a welcome rain and visits by Franklin Racey family Terry Hendricks and relatives returning to Woodville Ohio. Summer church hours start with Sunday School at 9 and preaching at 10. public invited. Also reported are visits by Douglas Brown and Timmy to Charles Lake and Beatrice Elliott with Emma Elliott from Winchester visiting.
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MT. Pleasant
Franklin Racey
Terry Hendricks
Mr. Racey
Racey
Winchester
Woodville
Ohio
Douglas Brown
Timmy
Charles Lake
Charles Conard
Beatrice Elliott
Mabel Perry
Emma Elliott
Earnest Elliott
Miller Rosenberger
Elliott
Julian Elliott
Albie Pearson Ages From Youngest to Oldest in Angels Lineup
In 1961 Albie Pearson opened as the Angels youngest at 25 and by this year he is the oldest at 29 among the lineup. The note highlights his age shift within the team over the seasons.
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Los Angeles Angels
Albie Pearson
Capon Road Notes and Local Visits at Fair
Mrs Bernice Capon Road attends the World’s Fair. Mrs Ethel Bohning visits her son-in-law and daughter near Fairfax. Weekend visitors include the Stickleys with family from Perryville and neighbours Gardener from Walnut Bottom, Fahnestock family from Winchester, and Ellis Zuckerman of Charlottesville. A new home is under construction by E L Line. Wilbur Orndorff of Clary is a patient at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock.
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Ross Boyd
William Boyd
Susan Newton
Abron Hege
Dundalk
Sonny
Ronald Hege
Joey
Cather
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Thelma Newton
Randolph Yeakle
Siler
Eva Bohrer
Lana Plotner
J.R. Hinkle
Dayton
Maury
Ruth Maury
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Charles Field
Brockton
Mass
Edward Monk
Field
Monk
Capon Road
Bernice
City
Ethel Bohning
Bill Hotter
Fairfax
Gilbert Stickley
Bobby Windle
Perryville
Clarence Gardener
Walnut Bottom
Lynn Fahnestock
Lennie
Ellis Zuckerman
Charlottesville
E.L. ‘Line
Wilbur Orndorff
Clary
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Relief Church Here at Five P.M. Ham or Chicken Supper
Relief Methodist Church on Middle Road hosts a 5 p.m. ham or chicken supper and yard party with homemade ice cream sponsored by the M Y F class. Tonight’s event features family fellowship and a community gathering to support church activities.
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Relief
Relief Methodist Church
Middle Road
M.Y.F
Donald Smith
Sharon
Cynthia
Rose Marie
Maude Adams
Winchester
Fredericksburg
Mary Louise Steele
E. J. Hicks
Clyde Grubbs
Richmond
Harry Grubbs
Gloria
Diana Boom
Patrick Boom
Walter M. Funk
Fred Armstroy
Sharon Smith
Bryant Armstrong
E. D. Sours
Diana Vines
Harry Warren
Vienna
Ruth Snapp
Miami
Fla
Alfred Snapp
Lewis Lowery
van Mattheney
Bruce Swing
Alfred Hicks
Litter as a measure of living standards in U S
Keep America Beautiful reports that the United States topples nations in litter production at about 1000 pounds per person yearly, with England at half that. Allen Seed Jr. says litter grows as countries industrialize and cites education, strict anti litter laws, and better disposal as solutions.
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New York
Keep America Beautiful
U.S
England
Allen H. Seed Jr
Dear Abby column fragments and readers letters
A collage of Dear Abby letters and responses from 1965 covering marital strain, sister relationships, kosher concerns, Memorial Day parades, and gender role commentary. The missives include questions about travel limits set by husbands, forgiveness, and social expectations with multiple readers’ voices and Abby’s guidance.
Envoy Credits Communist Influence in Dominican Revolt
Ambassador Bennett told the Senate committee there was strong Communist influence from the revolt’s start and that it remains substantial though reduced by U S and OAS presence. Sen Fulbright noted the chaotic situation with other problems beyond communism and discussed reactions to U S intervention.
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Washington
W. Tapey Bennett Jr
Johnson
Dominican Republic
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Benedett
Bennett
Santo Domingo
Fulbright
United States
Latin America
OAS
SBA Team To Visit Winchester For Financing Help
A Small Business Administration team led by R. Keith Caudle and Harry J. Perrin Jr will visit the Winchester-Frederick County Chamber of Commerce on Friday July 23 to assist area small businesses with financing management and government contracting. Appointments or visits to Room 52 George Washington Hotel between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. are available.
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Small Business Administration
Winchester
SBA
R. Keith Caudle
Harry J. Perrin, Jr
Winchester-Frederick County
Rescue Squad Makes 133 Calls in June
The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad answered 133 calls in June, including 22 motor vehicle accidents and 60 for general illness. They gave First-Aid to 59 people and oxygen to 23, with 15 heart conditions, four industrial accidents, and seven for home or farm improvements.
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Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Falconry as oldest field sport with ancient origins
The text asserts falconry is the oldest field sport with records and suggests it was known in China about 4,000 years ago. The claim links falconry's antiquity to early Chinese history and to long-standing hunting traditions.
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China
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