Cathedral Choir Heads to Middleburg for Outdoor Concert
Washington Cathedral Choir led by Mr. Callaway will travel to Middleburg for the community center outdoor amphitheater inaugural concert Sunday evening. The 40-member ensemble includes 24 boys and 16 men, all St. Albans students and former junior choir members. Mr. Callaway, a noted conductor organist and composer, chaired St. Thomas chapel organist 1930 to 1935 and served in the Army 1942 to 1946. The program features church music by composers from the 16th century to today.
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Community News From Canterbury and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Frank Heise of Washington and Mrs. Herbert Cave of Florida visited the White family in Canterbury Canturbury. Nearby visitors included Kermit Fleming Vernon Fleming and Cave Fleming of Springfield and Emma Fleming of Luray. Leonard White welcomed a newborn son. Leakesville homecoming attendees included the Painters and Cecil Painter family from Winchester.
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Canterburg
Frank Heise
Washington
Herbert Cave
Florida
Howard White
Kermit Fleming
Vernon Fleming
Cave Fleming
Springfield
Emma Fleming
Luray
B. B. Pitcock
Frank Pitcock
Refuge
Leonard White
Leakesville
L. W. Painter
Herbert Painter
Cecil Painter
Ann
Winchester
Kernstown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Kernstown Virginia residents share visits across towns and states. Mr and Mrs Robert Smith and children spent a day with Mr and Mrs John Smith. The Snyder and Bursey families connected in Fort Wayne Indiana. Evans and Abell visited John Corbin. Wayne Warren dined with Mrs Dorton. Ritter family visiting Mrs Rit ter. Melvin Davis and daughter Nancy visited Ross and Martha DeHaven. Students finish year at the University of Virginia and return home. Kernstown Sunday school class met at Mrs Denzil Bolens. Youth class to sponsor a yard party June 24 featuring country ham sandwiches.
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Robert Smith
John Smith
T. O. Snyder
Charles Bursey
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Charles Evans
James Abell
Washington
John Corbin
Wayne Warren
T. E. Dorton
Thomas Cover Ritter
P. H. Ritter
Melvin Davis
Nancy
Ross DeHaven
Middletown
Stanley Boyce
Roy Bayliss
University of Virginia
Kernstown Methodist Sunday School
Denzil Bolen
Valley Pike
Historic Tour Planned by Clarke County Association
The Clarke County Historical Association will hold a second tour of historical spots on Monday, June 27.
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Roane duo lead youth assembly trip and church camp plans
The Rev and Mrs H S Roane left for Lynchburg with delegates from Relief charge to attend a youth assembly. Grace Lutheran in Middletown will host a two week Vacation Bible School beginning Monday with teachers Curtis Andres Myrtle Rhodes and Rev H B Roane co directing.
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H. S. Roane
Lynchburg
Mary Ann Robinson
Laurel Ann Muntzing
Ruth Snapp
Grace Lutheran Church
Curtis Andres
Myrtle Rhodes
Roane
Rites Set Sunday for Perry Oliver Williams
Services will be held at 12 30 p m Sunday at Browns funeral home Martinsburg for Perry Oliver Williams 62 who died Thursday at his home in Bunker Hill He was a farmer for most of his life a St Paul's Lutheran Jerome member and survived by his wife Wemlie Line three children a sister and three brothers Interment will be in Massanutten cemetery Woodstock.
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Perry Oliver Williams
Bunker Hill
Massanutten Cemetery
Woodstock
Andrew J
Elizabeth Foltz Williams
Liberty Furnace
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jerome
Wemlie Line
Bruce
Bruce Whitacre
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Walter Lewis
John Vann
George Willams
Cumberland
Tucker Williams
Salvation Army Bible School Moves to Shade's Park
Salvation Army Bible school moves Monday from the Salvation Army building to Shade's Park six miles east of Winchester. Thirty four are enrolled in the primary and beginners classes, with junior and intermediate classes for ages 10 to 16 next week. A large tent will serve as the classroom and students will bring lunches. Swimming and games follow the Bible study. enrolment is expected to reach sixty five. Capt. and Mrs. Burl Wyatt and sponsors lead the effort.
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Bible School
Salvation Army
Shade’s Park
Winchester
Burl Wyatt
Police Court Guilty Finds From Judge Rice
Police court cases heard by Judge John Rice include Raleigh D Easter of Winchester found guilty of speeding with a $10 fine plus court costs and William Harrison referenced in the docket.
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Raleigh D. Easter
Winchester
William Harrison
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