City Softball Loop Playoff Scheduled
The Win ester Softball League sets a three game series to decide the championship starting May and July 29 between Virgin Woolen the first half winners and Crown the second half champions. If needed a third game will be played August 1 as league secretary P H Gee announced.
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Winester
Virgin Woolen
Seco
P. H. Gee
Virginia Woolen
Yal Crown
Virginia Wool
Royal Crown
Virgina Woolen
Ray Garrabrandt
Episcopal and Cork Street Clash Near Halfway Mark
The Episcopal softball team faces Presbyterians Friday to decide the senior division first half winner in Winchester Recreation Department league. A loss could tie five teams for first place. Cork Street Christian meets Baptist this evening in the junior circuit as the last games before the second half starts July 29. League standings follow.
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Episcopal
Presbyterians
Winchester Recreation Department
Episcopalians
Cork Street Christian Church
Baptist
Camp Meeting Opens at Potomac Park Camp near Marlowe
The Potomac District Council of the Assemblies of God holds its annual camp meeting at Potomac Park Camp near Marlowe West Virginia from July 20 to August 11. Thousands attend for a mid summer spiritual retreat with services in morning afternoon and evening.
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Potomac Park
Potomac River
Potomac District Council
Assemblies of God
Marlowe
W. Va
Learn To Live By George W. Jones Farm Safety Week tale
Harold Peterson, a 40-something Swede with 300 acres in Minnesota, fell on ice breaking his back last winter. The injury ends his farming, forces timber sale to fund family, and leaves him working a bench job in Duluth. The piece urges farm accident prevention.
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Harold Peterson
Minnesota
Harold
Pulp
Duluth
Ray Singing Tower Folk Dance and Bell Recital Schedule
The Ray Singing Tower hosts a carillon recital Saturday at 7 30 p m folk-dancing on the tower lawn with Richard Chase in charge The Sunset Vesper Service on Sunday July 28 opens with bells at 6 45 p m led by Rev W R Reed Eld A W Campbell and music by the Girls Chorus.
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Ray Singing
Richard Chase
W. R. Reed
Eld. A. W. Campbell
Local Apples Distributed at Lions International Convention
Ten bushels of Winchester apples were distributed to delegates at the Lions International Convention in Philadelphia. President J. B. Cather led Winchester members, noting the fruit was well received. Virginia delegation members aided the distribution during the event.
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Winchester
Philadelphia
J. B. Cather
Virginia
C. A. Hobert
Llewellyn Jackson
John Carl Morgan
WINC
Road budget approved for 156 thousand by supervisors
F M Yellett, resident highway engineer, announced today that the Board of Supervisors approved a tentative secondary road budget totaling 156047 dollars. Of this amount 40726 dollars comes from secondary federal aid.
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F. M. Yellett
Board of Supervisors
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Church League
Iscopal Aptist
Christian Methodist
Presbyterian
Potomac
George W. Jones
Yiel
A&p
California
Sunny Brook Large
Uality
Golden Tap
sSparkies
White House
del Monte
del Monte Coffee Post
Clapp’s Foods
Cron Clapp’s
M.C.P
Cote
Can Soc
Necta
Dole
ICE
Seabrook
Birdseye
Haddock
Redfish
Fete Ag
Zeer
Loudoun ST
Swan Soap
Prankporter
Parker
Lions Convention
Children’s
N. Loudoun
Mane Neak
CSRS
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