Sunday Church Services and Programs Across Local Faiths
Churches list morning services Sunday School and worship times, with notes on special programs. Handley graduates honored at First Baptist Edward T. Clark Jr. to speak on Falling In Love at the University of Richmond. Braddock Street Methodist and Grace Lutheran join in union events and Vacation Church School starts June 10. Additional items include Pentecostal Church of God services, Holy Communion at Christ Episcopal, and a Martinsburg trip for the Dudley Baptist anniversary.
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First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
N. B. Habel
Handley
Edward T. Clark, Jr
University of Richmond
The
Pentecostal Church of God
T. L
Stonesifer
Young Peoples
the Presbyterian Church
Ronald S. Wilson
D. D
Alton L Powell
Mary Bittinger
Dr. Wilson
Bill Thornton
Bible
Braddock Street Methodist
T. J. Hawkins
Norval M. Hottle
D. C
Grace Lutheran Church
William E. Sisenberg
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Luther League
Winchester
St. Paul’s Church
Strasburg
Union
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
A. T. Gaskins
Garfield Prather
Martinsburg
Dudley Baptist Church
Miss Isabelle Sheetz Elected Delegate to National Convention
Miss Isabelle Sheetz of Winchester was elected a delegate to the National Pilgrim Fellowship Convention to be held June 27 to July 2 at Deanne College Crete Nebraska. The meeting of the Sunday schools and Pilgrim Fellowship of the Valley Conference of the Congregational Christian Church was held at the Leakesville Church Page County near Luray with Ralph O Rothgeb presiding.
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Sunday Schools and
Pilgrim Fellowship of the Valley Conference
The
Congregational Christian Church
Leakesville Church
Page County
Luray
Ralph O. Rothgeb
Winchester
Roy A. Larrick
Clayton Pugh
Golden Carter
Albert Lapid
Nancy Inskip
Isabelle Sheetz
Glenda Ray
Evelyn Allen
Wayne Spaid
Ralph Pugh
Rose Curling
Robert A. Whitten
Miss Sheetz
Deanne College
Crete
Nebraska
Herbert Lisky
Harrisonburg
Mayland Church
Broadway
Rev Day To Speak At Stephens City Memorial Services
The Rev. E. C. Day of Stephens City Methodist Church will speak at the annual Stephens City Memorial services at the cemetery Sunday at 2 30 p m.
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E. C. Day
Stephens City Methodist Church
Stephens City
Memorial Services At Hayfield Sunday
Memorial services of the Hay field community will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at Mt Olive United Brethren Church with talks by three ministers Revs L C Messick Franklin G Senger and Paul Dick.
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Hayfield
Mt. Olive United Brethren Church
L. C. Messick
Franklin G. Senger
Paul Dick
Police Court Docket From Winchester Court
The Winchester Police Court heard multiple cases with Judge John Rice presiding. Defendants faced fines and sentences for drunkenness disorderly conduct driving under the influence reckless driving assault and battery speeding and miscellaneous offenses with some suspended sentences and probation or revocation of licenses.
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Winchester
John Rice
Johnnie Réardon
North Kent Street
City
Benjamin Earl Brigman
Miami Beach
Fla
Joseph Kiniavich
Birmingham
Ala
Harold Wade McCartney
Richmond
Clifford W. Livingstone
Washington, D. C
Scott L. Rush
North Avenue
Wallace D. Pitcock
Stephens City
Douglas Johnson
Leicester Street
George C. Braithwaite
Kern Street
William D. Sherrard
Inwood
W. Va
Irvin W. McCauley
Charles E. Nichols
Woodstock Lane
Leonard Whitlock
East Germain Street
Elie A. Garber
Everald R. Mosher
Paper Mill Road
U. S. Navy
Trial Justice Court Reckless Driving and Parking Fines
Judge W. Erle Edwards presided over cases in Trial Justice Court. Roy F. Donald paid 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Mrs. Sara E. Merriman 10 dollars and costs for improper parking. Several others faced fines for speeding improper registration and related offenses. one defendant received probation and license revocation terms.
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Trial Justice Court
W. Erle Edwards
Roy F. Donald
Sara E. Merriman
Waynesboro
Sherman W. Compton
Martinsburg
W. Va
Orville Nimrod Albaugh
South Cameron Street
Horace G. Frantz
Salida
Coloado
Lloyd Newton Connor
Middletown
Lloyd H. Williams, Jr
Rt. 3
Clarence Jenkins Luray
Melvin Jewell
Luray
David N.holland
Winter Garden
Fla
Harry G. Sanders
Crellin
Elias Davenport
Winchester
Sun Exposure Warned by Dr Riggin
Dr I C Riggin cautions against overexposure to the sun cautioning that excessive sun worship can cause burns illness and health risks. He notes a safe initial limit of fifteen to twenty minutes rising to thirty or forty with a tan and urges discretion and professional care for severe burns or illness.
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Mexico
Lake
I. C. Riggin
State Health Department
Public Meeting To Stimulate Interest In Berryville Guard
A Berryville Community Building gathering is set for Monday at 8 p m to recruit volunteers for Company 114 Virginia State Guard. Twenty five men aged 18 to 50 are needed immediately for a one year term or until the unit joins the National Guard. Captain Archibald R Dunning solicits applicants at the Community Building.
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Berryville
Virginia State Guard
National Guard
Archibald R. Dunning
Russia and America clash over free press concepts
Eddy Gilmore reports in New York on deep rifts between Soviet and American views of journalism. Russians reject pre event news and critique of leaders, while Americans expect objective reporting. both sides argue over what constitutes news and press freedom.
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Eddy Gilmore
New York
Russia
United States
United Nations
Soviet Union
U. S
Moscow
Germany
State Department
Midnight Snuff Cat Stirs Chicago Police Station
In Chicago on June 8 Moynahan the lockup keeper saw the town hall squad room roped by their seven year old cat as it leapt about. Detective Peter Harlib investigated and traced the cat's sniffing to a dropped snuff box causing the commotion.
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Chicago
Moynahan
Town Hall
Repatriate finds new life in Japan amid mixed ties
Tom Yoshiyama, repatriated from Tule Lake, settles near Hiroshima with his wife Hisaka, owns family property and farms, works as an interpreter for a US military firm, and plans a political future in Japan. He supports continued occupation to teach democracy and accepts a life far from the United States.
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Duane Hennessy
Hal Boyle
Hiroshima
Japan
Tom Satoshi Yoshiyama
Nippon
Tom
Uraga
United States
Yoshiyama
Tule
Calif
Kure
San Francisco State College
Hishima
Philippines
Hisaka
Tule Lake Relocation Center
Yoshiyamas
Hiska
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