Butler reunion set for War Memorial Park tomorrow
The annual Butler reunion will be held at War Memorial Park in Martinsburg West Virginia at the shelter in the park center. All friends are invited to bring a picnic basket lunch served at 1 p.m. The 17th Jewell Clan reunion is planned for July 26 at Grove No 1 Constitution Park Cumberland Maryland with lunch at 1 p.m. Families asked to bring a family picture and any history for the historian.
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War Memorial Park
Martinsburg
W.va
Jewell
Grove No. 1
Constitution Park
Cumberland
Sacred Heart Church Plans Summer Festival
Plans are set for Sacred Heart Church annual summer festival on July 24 and 25 from 4 to 11 p.m. under Eugene Grant as general chairman with booths, Ham and Turkey Smorgasbord, and nonfood attractions on Cecil Street. Proceeds benefit the Sacred Heart building fund with an auction closing Saturday night. Maybelle Shapiro leads the Post Office booth and helpers meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the Church Hall. Devotions for the Comrade Bible Class led by Mrs. M. C. Teague follow tomorrow at 9:45 a.m. in Braddock Street Chapel with guest teacher Howard Haymaker.
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Sacred Heart Church
Eugene Grant
Cecil St
Vivian Hershberger
Raymond Riding
Hamburg
Maybelle Shapiro
The
Sacred Heart Building Fund
M.C. Teague
Braddock Street
Howard Haymaker
Rev Ribble to Lead Christ Church Services for Three Sundays
The Venable W Laigh Ribble of Richmond will conduct all three services at Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow and for the next three Sundays as rector while Rev John A Baden is away. Ribble recently became archdeacon of the Diocese of Virginia after Baden moved to Winchester.
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Venable W.laigh Ribble
D.D
Richmond
Christ Episcopal Church
Christ Church
John A. Baden
Ribble
Baden
Diocese of
Virginia
Winchester
Boyd Memorial Chapel Serves Winchester Presbyterians Since 1788
The Old Stone Church site on East Piccadilly Street anchors a long Presbyterian history in Winchester. Civil War era visitors included Stonewall Jackson. later, Loudoun Street and Kent Street congregations merged, with building expansions and missions evolving into today’s First Presbyterian Church. A Boyd family chapel dedication followed 1960s construction delays and a July 1962 fire, with completion in May 1963 and Oct 13 opening.
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Shenandoah Valley
Mountain
Pennsylvania
Winchester
East Piccadilly St
Old Stone Church
General Assembly
John Bell
Stewart Bell, Jr
William Hill
Mason-Dixon Line
Hill
Kent St. Church
Baptists
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Stonewall” Jackson
Boyd
Four Reasons to Attend Church Regularly
The message urges faithful attendance and support for the church as essential for personal growth, family welfare, community strength, and the church itself. It argues belief elevates conduct and that a strong church upholds democracy and civilization, encouraging daily Bible reading.
Revival At Round Hill Set For July Meetings
The Round Hill Presbyterian Church announces nightly revival services from July 19 to 23 at 8 p.m. Eastern Time. Speaker Rev. Robert B. Woodworth of Moorefield West Virginia will lead, sharing his background from Wardensville to Muskingum College and Pittsburgh Seminary. Rev. A J Moreau Jr invites the public to attend. Special pelony will be provided nightly.
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Round Hill Presbyterian Church
E.D.T
Robert B. Woodworth
Moorefield Presbyterian Church
Moorefield
W.va
Mr. Woodworth
Wardensville
Pittsburgh
South Hills High School
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
Pittsburgh Seminary
U.S. Marine Corps
Woodworth
Moon Run
U.P
A.J. Moreau
Red Cross Treats 400 at Civic Center Convention
The Red Cross treated more than 400 people for headaches at the Cow Palace during the Republican National Convention week. Also aided were 17 exhaustion cases, four heart attacks, three hypertension cases, one stiff neck, and two vocal strains.
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San Francisco
Red Cross
Cow Palace
Stroud Declares Annual Rolling Pin Brick Toss
In Stroud Oklahoma, rolling pin and brick tossing events return with teams from Stroud England and Stroud Australia competing. Tony O Neil of England leads with 126 feet brick throw while Mrs Beryl Abbott of Australia tops rolling pin at 119 feet 6 inches as towns exchange telegrams to name winners.
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Stroud
Okla
England
Canada
Australia
Tony O’neil
Beryl: Abbott
Queen
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Butler
Frank T. McFaden
Highland Avenue
Sunnyside
First Presbyterian Church
Londoun St. Gorgregation
Shawnee Chapel
George Denning Jackson
Philip Williams Boyd
Fredericka Schultz Boyd
Church
Clifford Grim
Beslere Anave
the Church For All
Winchester Creamery, Inc
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St
Quarles School
Caldwell-Sites CO
Cammer Tire CO
Winchester Savings & Loan Association
W. Boscawen St
C., Inc
Martinsburg Pike
Boyd's Drug Store, Inc
South Loudoun
Swanson's Barber Shop
South Braddock
Shenandoah Gas CO
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Everybody's Bank
Berryville
D.1.c
Solenberger & CO
Loudeup
Coca-Cola
Valley Avenue
Winchester Concrete Prod,., Inc. Concrete Specialties
Welltown Pike
Northside Recreation
Rt. 11
North
Haines
E. Cork St
Carl A. Haines
H. F. Nelson, Inc
Sunoco Products
Culligan Water Cond. Corp
Mitchell & Shelburn, Owners
Millweed Ave
Howard Shockey & Sons Builders & Contractors
O’sullivan Rubber Corp
America
Royal Crown Cola
B&m
Chevrolet
N. Lowdoun St
Winchester Electric Service, Inc
Electric Heat Specialists
G&m Music Center, Inc
Everything Musical
W. Boscawen
Winchester Plumbing & Heating
Lee-Jackson
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Front Royal Road
Grove Furniture Co., Inc
Lowdeen &I
National ‘Fruit Product CO
Whitehouse Food Produste
Keister Advertising Service, Inc
Strasburg, Va
Wass
W. A. Hartman
Fairmont Ave
Niet Et
Round Hill
R. B. Woodworth
Cork Street
Cc ‘Ourtesy Clearbrook! ‘Woolen Shop
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