Christian Church Schedules Two Sunday Services
The Church Board of Deacons led by Clay ton A Pugh and Wil lard Conner set two Sunday worship times at 8 45 a m and 11 a m with Church School 9 45 to 10 45 The 8 45 service on the first and third Sundays in July adds Holy Communion The public is invited to attend and services on other Sundays will partly duplicate one another
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Church Board of Deacons
Clayton A. Pugh
Willard Conner
Market St. MYF Plans Youth Activities Week
The Market Street Methodist Church youth group announces Youth Activities Week from July 1 to 8 with sermons discussions a play and a movie led by Rev. Millard Lewis and Rev. Eugene Carter. Supper at 6 and invited youth only. A July 7 Workday for Christ fundraiser and a July 6–7 rummage sale at 109 S Loudoun St. also planned.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Market Street
Recent Guests and Reunions Highlight Local Notices
Recent guests include Mrs Mary E Davis and children from Haines City Florida visiting Mr and Mrs Charles H Fisher of Sunny Side. The Isaac N Price family held a 4th annual reunion at Winchester Recreation Park with officers elected for next year. Charles Polhamus placed 3rd in pole vaulting at Johns Hopkins University and is a member of the Baltimore Olympic Club. Thomas Polhamus leaves for Avon by the Sea for ten weeks of work, joined by Boa Hardesty Jr a Randolph Macon senior. Hymn Sing planned at Marvin Chapel open to public.
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Charles H. Fisher
Sunnyside
Mary E. Davis
Mary Ann
Judg c and
Denny
Haines City
Fla
Isaac N. Price
Winchester Recreation Park
Alfred Zirkle
Claude Eaton
Ethel Price
Elemay Wishon
Mary Potter
Charles Polhamus
Dunlap Ave
Elwood Fox
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore Olympic Club
Earle Polhamus
Thomas Polhamus
Avon’ ‘By the Sea
Boa Hardesty, Jr
Boa Hardesty
Maryland State Teachers College
Randolph Macon College
Ashland
Mr. Polhamus
Refuge Church Yard Party
Refuge Church invites the community to a yard party on July 7 at 6 p.m. A ham and chicken supper will be served and all are welcome.
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Refuge Church Yard
Round Hill Fire Hall
Round Hill Community Fire Co
Teen Age Club Dance at War Memorial Building
The Teen Age Club hosts a Saturday night dance from 7 30 to 11 p m at the War Memorial Building with music by Al Simms and the Savages.
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War Memorial Building
al Simms
The
Savages
Cain Will Be Installed as Lions President
Ralph A. Cain will become president of the Winchester Lions Club at a 6 30 p m installation dinner at Duff s Rebel Restaurant. Other officers and board members will also be installed, with Mr Stotler conducting the ceremony and duties starting July 1.
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Ralph A. Cain
Winchester Lions Club
Duff's Rebel
Cain
Mr. Cain
Robert F. Gaines
Richard J. Rosenberger
Charles M. Zuckerman
H. Clay Manuel
Wilbur R. Johnston
Robert D. Taylor
Tail Twister
James Letterman
J. Ben Cather
Cecil E. Adams
Charles A. Dorton
Lester A. Elliott
Daniel T. Grimes
Andrew C. Gott
Robert E. Hungate
Victor Phillipps
Sam D. Preston
Chester A. Hobert
J. Bryan Stotler
Mr. Stotler
24-A Lions International
Full Gospel Mission Fellowship Meeting
A Fellowship meeting is set for Wednesday night at 8 p.m. at Full Gospel Mission 330 N Cameron St. The speaker will be Rev. Jim Pitt who hosts a Mt. Jackson radio program. Sunday prayer meeting follows at 8:30 p.m.
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Full Gospel Mission
N. Cameron St
Jim Pitt
Mt. Jackson
Revival services planned for two weeks beginning July 1
Revival services start July 1 at 208 N. Kent St led by Rev. Johnson and Paul Strawman with nightly prayers for the sick. Separately the gas pipeline industry expanded by more than 32 000 miles in 1961, reaching 632 000 miles of pipelines and mains nationwide.
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Jack Kerns
N. Kent St
Johnson
Paul Strawman
Calendar of Events at War Memorial Building
Open Lounge at Lions Shelter 7 30 p m activity Rotary Shelter 6 p m Federation of Labor Union picnic listed for Friday at the War Memorial Building.
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WAR Memorial Building
Rotary
Federation of Labor Union
Dear Abby Couple’s Numbers and Funeral Car Sparks Debates
Dear Abby columns discuss a bored retired husband who paints strange number art cluttering the home and replacing framed works, a college friend driving a hearse causing concern, and a long marriage troubled by snoring with no easy fixes.
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Abby
Oates and McCarty Celebrate Milestone Wedding Anniversaries
Gore couple Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Oates mark 50 years since June 29, 1912 in High View West Virginia with four children and seven grandchildren. Route 1 couple Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence McCarty celebrate 38 years after June 29, 1929 in Hagerstown Maryland. they have one living son and say another son and daughter are deceased.
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Fred L. Oates
Gore
High View
W. Va
W. T. Walters
Oates
Florence Oates
Willard
Harry
Robert
Kathleen Larrick
Winchester
William Lawrence McCarty
Hagerstown
Raymond L. Mowbray
Allen Bradford
Births in Gore and nearby towns announce many newborns
June births list multiple families welcoming girls and boys. Notable names include Linda Ann Elliott, Terry Lynn Hawkins, Tina Marie McCauley, Patricia Ann Dodson, Deborah Kay Myers, Kevin Lynn Mumaw, Karla Jean Webber, Kevin Glenn Anderson, Deborah Gale Shackelford, Donna Rae Allamong, Stephen Patrick Metz, Thomas Wayne Whitlock, Leslie Kay Edmonds, Michael LeRoy Lindamood, Haynie Tribble, Joseph Daniel Rinaldi Jr, Jeffrey Scott Dean, Paula Annette Cameron, Elizabeth Forbes Kinter, and Elizabeth Elizabeth Ford. Families include Elliott Gore Hawkins McCauley Dodson Myers Mumaw Webber Anderson Shackelford Allamong Metz Whitlock Edmonds Lindamood Tribble Rinaldi Dean Cameron Sirbaugh Kinter Johnson.
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Ralph Lee Elliott
Gore
Linda Ann
Elliott
Rosalie Virginia Sirbaugh
Robert Edward Hawkins
Berryville Ave
Terry Lynn
Hawkins
Elsie Katherine Nicholas
Eugene Edward McCauley
Chestnut Sr
Tina Marie
McCauley
Melvie Viva
Roy Lee Dodson
Stephens City
Patricia Ann
Dodson
Doris Bell Jenkins
PFC
John Amos Myers
Route 2
Deborah Kay
Myers
Elaine Catherne Stine
Harry Byrd Mumaw
Halltown
W. Va
Kevin Lynn
Mumaw
Jo Anne Riley
James Allen Webber
Highland Ave
Karla Jean
Webber
Fomer
Shirley Louise McKinney
Charles Glenn Anderson
Harrison Drive
Kevin Glenn
Anderson
Bonnie Jean Dolly
Dennis Shackelford
N. Braddock
Roy Lee Whitlock
Thomas Wayne
Whitlock
Ola Mae Marple
William Hobbs Edmonds
Wolfe St
Leslie Kay
Edmonds
Fredie Kay Keller
Joseph Daniel Rinaldi
Raymond St
Rawson
Joseph Daniel
Rinaldi
Louisa Lula Carroll
Robert Z. Dean
Strasburg
Jeffrey Scott
Dean
Florence Kate Sager
Paul Archie Cameron
E. Washington Sr
Paula Annette
Cameron
Nancy Jo Ann Gilmer
Kenneth Richard Sirbaugh
Capon Bridge
Sirbaugh
Barbara Ann Combs
John Forbes Kinter
Middletown
Elizabeth Forbes
Kinter
Judith Vincent Grove
Etiquette Guidance From Roberta Lee on Modern Manners
Reader asks about proper wedding kiss etiquette for parents. answer favors giving the couple space. Advice on hosting guests for visiting service men in a parental home. domestic hospitality. Guidance on how a married woman should engrave personal stationery with full married name versus a young or professional nickname.
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John F. Powers
Jane Powers
High View Airman to Stay in Florida Two Years
S Sgt and Mrs Charles Miller and son Charles Ellis return home from four years in Germany with the Air Force then plan to move to Florida at the start of July for a two year assignment. Other local visitors include Einstein and Koenig families and Arlington residents. Lee White returns from Winchester Memorial Hospital with a steady round of callers.
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High View
Charles Miller
Charles Ellis
Germany
Miller
Air Force
Florida
Jack Einstein
Acree Einstein
Alexandria
Martin Koenig
Arlington
Norma Koenig
Bonnie Koenig
Scott McLean
Eric
Alipa Stanley
Koenig
Warren Mehring
Karen
John Bauserman
Charles Temple
David
Elizabeth Hylton
Georgetown
Arthur Hylton
Hyltons
Janet O’regan
Owen Atkins
Ann Duncan
Norfolk
Lee White
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Locke
Lawrence White
Robert Walker
Howard White
Hattie White
Guy Conner
A. W
Teenagers Sprayed by Accident at Drive In
A teen at a Wilmington drive in theater reached for a can in a car and sprayed paint instead of insect spray. Green paint covered the car interior and several teenagers were splashed. The report notes Greece derives about a third of its national income from agriculture.
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Wilmington
N.C
Greece
Farm Girl Crowned Miss National Press Photographer
Da ve Joyner, 19, from Anthony Kansas, won the Miss National Press Photographer title at Charleston as a freshman at Emporia State. She beat 16 other contestants in a Thursday Association pageant. her parents Arthur and wife were present.
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Charleston
D.C
Dave Joyner
Anthony
Kan
Miss National Press
Emporia
Arthur Joyner
Siamese Twins Die After Separation Attempt
Ann Marie and Amy Michelle Defayette, born April 6 in Sandusky, died after surgery to separate them at University Hospital Cleveland. The twins shared a diaphragm liver and pericardium and each had heart defects, parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Defayette of Sandusky were listed as mourners.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ann Marie
Amy Michelle Defayette
University Hospital
Robert Defayette
Sandusky
Providence Hospital
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Buddy” Fisher, Jr
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