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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1948

Page

3

Saintly football lies aside fall guy Tuck ribbing

Richmond June 25 Gov. Tuck labeled the latest fall guy of the New York City Saints and Sinners club, who prank him with a spoof motto Thus Always with Trumans and a mock Virginia Blue Book. The spoof depicts a vaudeville history of the Tuck family and a rotating list of comic claims, with the governor planning to see who serves as the next fall guy at the next initiation.

Richmond Commonwealth of Virginia Virginia Virtus Commonwealth Trumans Tuck America Christopher Columbus Capt John Tuck Old Point Comfort United States Kentucky Tuckson Ariz Tuckoma Wash Pawtucket Nantucket Fairfax County F.V John Hantuck Wilberforce Fort Sumpter Truman Grandpaw Tuck Pickett Picketts

Angers Store residents share news of visits and travels

Mrs. Joseph Fearnow returns home after staying with Mr. and Mrs. Troy Dick in Berkeley Springs. Leon Maury goes to Winchester for work. Alan Dick visits Whitacre. Iva Perry and daughter stay with her parents. The Dicks host guests from Berkeley Springs and Virginia locals enjoy a fishing trip near Luray. Yard party planned by Greenwood church Ladies Aid on June 26 invites all.

Angers Store Joseph Fearnow Berkeley Springs Troy Dick Leon Maury Winchester Alan Dick O. H. Phillips Whitacre Iva Perry Doyle Dick Charles Webster Marvin Dick Eileen Luray Paul Unger Leon Mauzy D. W. Mauzy Bernard Rowland John Bohrer Herbert DeHaven Denver DeHaven C. G. DeHaven Washington, D. C Ladies Aid Greenwood Church

Card of Thanks for John Violet

The Violet family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy and for the flowers after the death of their son and brother John Violet. By His Mother and Family.

John Violet

Silek suit seeks attachment in Winchester court

In the Civil and Police Justice Court for Winchester Virginia George Silek Abraham Silek and Joseph Silek partners trading as Warren Quality Shop sue G G Lewis principal defendant and L E Hull trading as Winchester News Company co defendant seeking attachment of the defendant's property to satisfy a debt of two hundred ninety two dollars and five cents with interest from December 19 1947 nonresident defendant to appear within ten days after publication and the order to run weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star with service by mail to G G Lewis at 3601 Connecticut Avenue Washington DC and posted at Winchester City Hall.

Justice Court Winchester Virginia George Silek Abraham Silek Joseph Silek Warren Quality Shop G. G. Lewis L. E. Hull Winchester News Company L. E. Hill Connecticut Avenue Washington, D. C Winchester Evening Star

Sunday church schedules across Braddock Street area

Numerous congregations list services including worship sermons at 11 a.m. and Sunday schools at 9:45 a.m. among others. Denominational churches such as Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Christ Episcopal and First Baptist feature union vespers and evangelistic messages with midweek prayer and Bible study evenings.

Braddock St. Methodist T. J. Hawkins Norval M. Hottle Friends Meeting House Congregational Christian Robert A. Whitten Bible School Union First Assembly of God M. N. Zezzo First Baptist E. T. Clark First Evangelical United Brethren Carl W. Hiser Edwin F. Ritter

Fire Company Party To Feature Freder ick and Berkeley Churches

Thirteen churches from Freder ick county Virginia and Berkeley county West Virginia will aid Dearbrook Fire Co. in a July 28 yard party on the firehouse lawn. The event, planned by 11 fire department directors led by Wm H Lawrence Jr and 12 women from the auxiliary, will offer soups country ham chicken cakes ice cream and more. Church lists include Stephenson Methodist Brucetown Methodist Clearbrook Presbyterian and Cedar Hill Methodist among others.

Frederick County Berkeley County W. Va Dearbrook Fire Co Fire Department Wm. H. Lawrence Jr Woman's Auxiliary O. M. Swimley Clearbrook Stephenson Methodist Brucetown Hopewell Weltown Galilee Christian Paynes Chapel Bunker Hill Best Methodist White Hall Burnt Factory

Church Services and Schedules Listed for Multiple Congregations

The notice lists pastors and members such as John Jolliffe and Rev E H Jackson for Methodist services with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Evening music by choirs and Wednesday prayer meetings are noted. Stephens CME led by Rev Harson Robinson also features a 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship. A Flint Hill speaker Rev J A Hoyle set for 3 p.m. service and 8 p.m. Wednesday prayer

Church of the Nazarene A. L. Lepley T. Swisher Nyps Anne Mason Arlington John Mann Methodist E. H. Jackson

Revival services continued at Mt Hope Church in Lebanon

Lebanon Church Va June 26 revival meetings held through the week with congregational singing and special selections. Speaker Rev Charl es Beard Martinsburg W Va and supply pastor Rev Arthur Carper. Guests included Mrs Foy Himelright Winchester Mrs E C Snarr and Mrs Bertha Godlove at the Windle home. Mrs Clara Bowman Keller attends Madison College summer session.

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O'Connell S. Braddock N. Braddock St Angers John W. Rice Ricr Northern Virginia Power Co Mrs. Warren California Christ Episcopal James B. Roe Christian Science E. Cork St Centenary Reformed L. Flickinger Fred W. Rathman Cork St. Christian William J. Hadden Claude M. Grove First Brethren Paul E. Dick A. C. Frye Grace Lutheran William FE. Eisenberg Highland Ave. Presbyterian Joseph S. Duckwall Elwood Willey Lee Inser Loudoun St. Church of Christ Nathan Williamson Garland Whitlock Sacred Heart Catholic Julian Bullock Ladies Sodality Communion Winchester Presbyterian Ronald S. Wilson Rusell A. Joyce SS Council Mary Bittinger Tommy D. Lockhart N. Loucoun St J. W. Grove Furniture CO Loudoun St Grove’s Parts & Service Showers Supply Company M. M. Adams Republic Station Amherst & Boscawen John Jolliffe Elmer Dorsey Esther Ridgeway Della Stine Garland Snyder J. W. Schinck Frances Mason Lebanon Church Bank Credit Teast Shenandoah Valley National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Union Vesper Services W. Piccadilly St Fairmont Ave Wm. E. Eisenberg First United Brethren First Baptist Church Winchester Ministerial Association Relecony Verma Heber Susi
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