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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
5
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A children's program will be presented at Ridings Chapel United Brethren Church at 8 p.m. Sunday. The program includes a children's processional, songs by the primary grade, numerous recitations and exercises, duets, a talk by Rev. L. P. Tedrick, and an offering by Betty Willis.
The Union Bible School invites parents and friends to the closing ceremony Friday at 8 30 p m at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church announced by Rev E H Jackson Mrs Emma Park Robinson leads refreshments duties
John E. Williams theological student serves as summer pastor at Stines Chapel. He leads Sunday song services at 7 15 then delivers a sermon. Under Sunday School superintendent Daniel Leatherman a two week Vacation Bible School is planned for July.
The Star announces a corps of thirty correspondents stationed across Frederick County to cover local news, events, and developments from multiple communities, ensuring broad coverage and quick reporting.
Reserve Army Officers of the Winchester area will meet at 8 p m at the Handley Library to form a permanent chapter and elect officers. The district covers Frederick Clarke and Loudoun Counties including Leesburg Berryville and Winchester. About 300 reserve officers are in the area with Colonel E W Jordan expected to attend.
The Navy Recruiting Station in Winchester reports since Japan's surrender through June 10 a total of 235,793 first enlistments in the Regular Navy with 95,140 returns to civilian life in June and 2,576,010 since August 17, 1945. Regular Navy men plan peacetime cruises this summer and urge visits to recruiting offices.
Middletown Virginia reports Mrs C S Morse and son Christopher Ludwig Morse arriving with Mrs De Dudwig from Portsmouth to spend the summer at their Middletown home. Rural mail carrier Carson Reely, seriously ill last week, is improving at home near town. Mr Clayton Legge accompanied others on the trip.
Five workers from a rubber plant drove to Richmond on Sunday to donate their blood for their ailing manager in hospital there. Mrs. Clara Perry, recently moved from Winchester to her son-in-law and daughter's home near the railroad for recuperation.
This ad promotes well tailored rayon slacks for lounging or casual wear. It highlights comfortable fits in sizes 24 to 32 with a range of gay pastels and dark colors, inviting customers to pick their style.
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