Knowland Faces Tough California Governor Race
San Francisco AP reports Senator William F. Knowland commits to a hard fought bid for California governor after 13 years in Washington. He seeks home life and possible presidential aims, facing Edmund G. Brown, labor opposition, and a split Republican base under Knight.
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San Francisco
Sen
William F. Knowland
California
Knowland
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Senate
White House
Goodwin Knight
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Brown
Earl Warren
Knight
Warren
Army
Eisenhower
Curb Market Opens Saturday For 1958 Season
The Farmers' Curb Market will begin its 1958 season Saturday at 6 am at the Kent and Boscawen Streets corner. It closes at 10 am and will run each Saturday. planned extension to Wednesdays as supplies grow. Featured items include cured meats apple butter radishes lettuce onions strawberries and baked goods.
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Farmers
Kent and
Boscawen Sts
Pastors Honored At Hood College 19th Potomac Synod
Dr S L lckings of Capon Bridge W Va and Mr Klingaman honored at Hood College Frederick Md during the Potomac Synod meeting June 11 13. Certificates awarded by Rev Frederick D Eyster to ministers with 50 years or more of service. Dr Flickinger retired last year after 55 years in ministry.
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S. L. Lckings
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Potomac Synod
Hood College
Frederick
Frederick D. Eyster
D.D
Potomac Syndo
Flickinger
Centenary Church
Klingaman
Coleman Games Earns Bachelor of Divinity Degree
The Rev. L. Coleman Games of Cork Street Christian Church Lexington Kentucky will graduate tomorrow from the College of the Bible Lexington with a bachelor of divinity. He has completed three years of graduate study and supervised field work and has served multiple pastorates in Kentucky and Tennessee. Mr Games is a Kentucky native and earned his A B at Transylvania College and studied at Vanderbilt University.
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L. Coleman Games
Cork Street Christian Church
College of the Bible
Lexington
Mr. Games
Cork Street Church
Kentucky
Tennessee
First Music Society in the U S The St Cecilia Society
The St Cecilia Society of Charleston South Carolina is believed to be America s first music society. It began as an amateur concert group in 1737 and was formally organized in 1762. Charleston was an early cultural hub attracting European artists and musicians.
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St. Cecilia Society
Charleston
South Carolina
America
New World
Europe
Blood Donor Clinic Exceeds Quota
The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 183 pints of whole blood at the weekly visit, exceeding the 150 pint quota by 33. The drive, sponsored by the Winchester Exchange Club, has raised 8 648 units under the current program with 3 077 individual donors. Notable contributors include Charles Zuckerman and Asan Zuckerman at five gallon marks, and many others with multi donation totals.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Winchester Exchange Club
Exchange Club
Joseph A. Schroth
National Fruit
Novick
O'Sullivan
Charles Zuckerman
Asan Zuckerman
Charles
Toan
Robert A. Geanious
Shirley White
Stewart Bell, Jr
Maurice O Blooser
Mark L. Lentz
William H. Pryor
Frances W. Snyder
Thomas W. Anderson
Daniel M. Babb
Arthur W. Gilkey
Ruth Pizzano
Ralph E. Coats
Joseph Jolliffe
Franklin H. Patton
Helen Pitcock
William C. Sirk
English Bosoms Labeled Class Conscious by Oxford Scholar
Oxford graduate Mary Tuck argues in The Intelligent Women's Guide to Good Taste that English bosoms reflect class. She claims bias and upbringing boost lower-class busts while upper-class figures are naturally droppier.
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Oxford
London
America
Mary Tuck
University of Pittsburgh
Miss Tuck
Ebenezer Church Memorial Services Set for Sunday
Ebenezer Christian Church announces its annual memorial observance this Sunday with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 led by Rev Grady Spry. Rev Claude McDonald of Strasburg Christian Church will speak at the 2 p.m. service, lunch follows at 12 30 p.m. on the church lawn. attendees bring box lunches.
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Ebenezer Christian Church
Grady Spry
Claude McDonald
Strasburg Christian Church
Pasture Tour and Chicken Barbecue Set for Local Farms
County Agent John T Wolfe led farmers to a joint pasture tour by the three Raritan Clubs with a chicken barbecue to follow. The first stop is 5 p.m. at Cloverdale Farm on the Cedar Creek Grade, then 6 p.m. at C E Campbell dairy farm on the Middle Road, with a talk by W W Lewis of Virginia Polytech Institute on pasture and forage crops.
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John T. Wolfe
Cloverdale Farm
Cedar Creek
C. E. Campbell
Middle Road
Auxiliary Plans Chicken Dinner In Stephens City
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Stephens City Fire Company approved a fried chicken dinner for June 13 starting at 5 p.m. at the fire hall. Key organizers include Mrs. Fred Gore and a list of assisting members. menu features fried chicken, vegetables, salad, rolls, dessert, and beverages. The auxiliary meets again June 12 at 8 p.m.
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Stephens City
Stephens City Fire Company
Fred Gore
Marl Hannum
Raymond Butler
Frank Ewing
Jack Kemp
Ralph Ritenour
James Lee
Robert Shiley
Myron Ritenour
George Monk
French Reid
Carolyn Seal
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Republican National Executive Committee
Sordon
Yardley
Winchester
Curb Market
Coleman Games
Music Society
U. S
C.M
Rim Telat Bell
E. Boscawen St
and Anderson
Ebenezer Church
Preeta
Wien
Dad
Anties
Baby Doll
P. J
Ay Loan Fur) Corp. NL
Atoe Wesboros
Fine City Club
Wesboro
Shoecenter, Inc
S. Loudoun St
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