Church Schedules Across Town for Sunday Services
A listing of Sunday worship times across multiple churches. Braddock Street Methodist led by Rev. William Archer Wright. Centenary Reformed with Dr. L. Pastor. Christ Episcopal with Dr. Charles N. Tyndell. First Baptist under Dr. E. S. Clark. and numerous others, including congregational, Nazarene, and Lutheran series. Public notices include Sunday school times, worships, YP and MYF events, and midweek activities.
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Braddock St. Methodist
William Archer Wright
John J. Hawse
W. E. Pitcock
Charles Wesley
WSCS
Christ Episcopal
Charles N. Tyndell
Church of the Nazarene
A. L. Lepley
T. Swisher
First Assembly of God
M. .N. Zezzo
Christ Ambassadors
Oil Leases In Pulaski County Taken By California Co
California Oil Co a Standard Oil of California subsidiary has acquired leases on 80 parcels in Pulaski County. Leases begin just north of Radford at Mrs Sally Dent property and extend west toward Pulaski town limits in the Dublin Newbern area.
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Radford
California Oil Co
Standard Oil of California
Pulaski County
Sally Dent
Pulaski
Dublin-Newbern
Birthday party honors Georgetown girl at Gainesboro high
Cross Junction Virginia March 12 Mrs Gerald Braithwaite entertained with a party for her daughter celebrating her 11th birthday and a fifth grade student at Gainesboro high school. Guests included Ruby Kerns Ruth Kern Lois Clark Barbara Largent Colleen Largent Patsy Sutherland Virginia Adams Mary Ann Adams Betty Adams and Shirley and Carolyn Cloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Ernest Stotler
Jackie
Bryan Stotler
Goldie Keither
Ernest Pugh
Winchester
Hilda Maury
Clearbrook
Harley Adams
Delbert Sibert
J. S. Braithwaite
E. W. Bra
Population of 10 Million in the United States in 1820
In 1820 the United States reached a population of about 10 million people. This figure reflects early 19th century demographics as the nation expanded westward and grew through natural increase and immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dies Albin Carlson Poultryman at Stephens City
Albin Sigfrid Carlson 61, poultry producer of Stephens City, died at 4 30 a m today at home from a cerebral hemorrhage after a period of declining health. Born Aug 4 1887 in Star Prairie Wisconsin, he lived in Tampa Florida eight years before moving here five years ago with his wife Vera Wahlquist Carlson. Surviving are four sons Vernon Gordon Robert and Pvt Richard of Camp Pickett two daughters Mrs Roy Brannon Rockford Illinois and Flora Carlson a sister Mrs Joe Isaacson Minneapolis and six brothers Otto Victor Charles Gust Carlson Arvid Carlson and Ted Bergstrom. He was a Lutheran church member at Star Prairie. Funeral services will be held Tuesday with 1 30 meeting at Omps funeral home and rites 2 p m at the Lutheran church officiated by Rev A H Boozer. Interment Green Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin Sigfrid Carlson
Stephens City
Star Prairie
Wisc
C. Carlson
Christine Nelson
Sweden
Carlsons
Tampa
Fla
Vera Wahlquist Carlson
Vernon
Gordon
Robert Carlson
Richard Carlson
Camp Pickett
Roy Brannon
Rockford, Ill
Flora Carlson
Joe Isaacson
Minneapolis
Otto
Victor
Charles
Gust Carlson
Arvid Carlson
North Dakota
Ted Bergstrom
Canada
The
Lutheran Church At
Knight Reelected VFW Commander in Berryville
Homer E. Knight was reelected commander of the Berryville VFW post. Named to serve with him are Thomas Wingstenior, Graham Dougherty Sr junior vice commander, Henry Stokes quartermaster, Harold G. Potts advocate, Neil Kimball chaplain, Raymond Shackleford surgeon, Lonnie Levi trustee, Archie Ondorf trustee, Gussie White trustee, William Rhoden Jr adjuvant, Edward H. McDonald patriotic instructor, Francis Logan officer of the day, Donald Cooley historian, Lester A. Reid sergeant major, Elbert Carlisle quartermaster sergeant, Charles Hearguard, and William Dodson, Archie Ondorf, Lester Reid color bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer E. Knight
Berryville
VFW
Thomas Wingst
Graham Dougherty Sr
Henry Stokes
Harold G. Potts
Neil Kimball
Raymond Shackleford
Lonnie Levi
Archie Orndorff
Gussie White
William Rhoden Jr
Edward H. McDonald
Francis Logan
Donald Cooley
Lester A. Reid
Elbert Carlisle
Charles Heareguard
William Dodson
Lester Reid
Enders Funeral Home Expanded in Berryville
The John H. Enders funeral home in Berryville has been enlarged and redecorated. The chapel seats 300 with a choir room and family room added, plus a circular driveway for 35 cars. Charles J. Enders now directs the family business established by the late John H. Enders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Enders
Berryville
Brucetown
Enders
Charles J. Enders
Mt Pleasant Virginia Social Notes Report
Mt Pleasant notes list visitors from Mt Falls and Winchester. Mr and Mrs Harry Hershman and son Ronnie stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles Lake. The home club met at Mrs E E Fawcett with Miss Agnes Shirley giving kitchen storage guidance. Mrs Ernest Elliott to host April meeting. Mrs Annie Ritter and daughter Carrie visited Mrs Emmy Elliott. Mr Edward Perry of Winchester visited his parents.
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MT Pleasant
Harry Hershman
Ronnie
Mt. Falls
Charles Lake
Mt. Pleasant
E. E. Fawcett
Agnes Shirley
Ernest Elliott
Annie Ritter
Carrie
Emmy Elliott
Edward Perry
Winchester
John Perry
Death of Rev. G H H Tyler in Charlottesville Hospital
Rev. German H. H. Tyler aged 59 of Stanley Virginia died last night at University Hospital Charlottesville. He was a son of Rev. George T. Tyler and Mary Fackler Tyler and brother to several ministers. Survived by wife Sallie Morrison Cave and brothers Dr. Frank A. Tyler Dr. S Roger Tyler Dr. Barrett P. Tyler Marvin A. Tyler a sister Mrs John W Rosenberger and half sister Mrs Clinton C. Buckner. Funeral arrangements pending with service expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German H. H. Tyler
Stanley
University Hospital
Charlottesville
George T. Tyler
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Winchester
Mary Fackler Tyler
Arlington
Mr. Tyler
Randolph-Macon Academy
Virginia
Old Baltimore
Brucetown
Toms Brook
White Post
Baker
W. Va
Page- Stanley
Sallie Morrison Cave
Frank A. Tyler
Rockville
S. Roger Tyler
Huntington
Barrett P. Tyler
Rhineluck
N. Y
Marvin A. Tyler
Mearsville
John W., Rosenberger
Clinton C. Buckner
San Francisco
Douglas School Pupil Wins Oratory Prize
Miss June Gaskins of Douglas school won top prize in a forensic contest sponsored by Elks lodge 458. She spoke on The Negro and the Constitution. Miss Joy Gaskins took second. other speakers were Charles Burke, Rosalie Bartlett, Lois Wonzer and Meta Turner. The winner will represent Douglas in the district contest later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Gaskins
Douglas School
Elks Lodge 458
Joy Gaskins
Charles Burke
Rosalie Bartlett
Lois Wonzer
Meta Turner
Roving Dutch Steel Mill Wandered Across Europe for a Decade
A shipment of eight two ton roller bearings from Philadelphia to Ijmuiden reveals the tale of the Royal Netherlands Blast Furnaces and Steel works steel mill. Built to order by SKF Industries it was moved from Holland to Germany and back again as war moved its fate.
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Philadelphia
Ijmuiden
Holland
Europe
Royal Netherlands Blast Furnaces and Steel Works
SKF Industries, Inc
Germany
SKF
Netherlands
Braunschmerg
Hermann Goering
Funeral services for Mrs Sally Pine in Berryville
Mrs Sally Pine died yesterday. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev R A Craig officiating. Interment will follow at Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers are Dr Archibald Osborne Ralph Dorsey Ralph Ware Hew Owens L H Bell and Roy O Potts. Wiicat
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Enders Funeral Home
Berryville
Sally
Pine
R. A. Craig
Green Hill Cemetery
Archibald Osborne
Ralph Dorsey
Ralph Ware
Hew Owens
L. H. Bell
Roy O. Potts
Wiicat
Mrs. Irma Minton 42 Dies at Winchester Hospital
Mrs. Irma Rae Minton 42 of 421 West Cecil Street died yesterday at Winchester hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage after a three day illness. She was wife of Allen C. Minton and daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weldy of Mississippi. Survived by husband three daughters Imogene Martha and Lynne two brothers and four sisters in Mississippi. Services 2 pm Monday at Jones funeral home with Rev. Ronald S Wilson Rev Williams A Wright and Rev Robert Whitten officiating. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Irma Rae Minton
Allen C. Minton
Henry Weldy
Mississippi
McLain
Miss
Loudoun St. Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star of
Imogene
Martha
Lynne
Jones Funeral Home
Ronald S. Wilson
Williams A. Wright
Robert Whitten
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Earl Clowser
Richard Kremer
Claude Grim
Samuel Johnston
James Davis
Thomas A. Gibson
House Panel Probes Selective Service Study
Chairman Vinson said the House armed services committee will investigate the suspended selective service law to obtain the facts and costs. A universal military training bill will not be considered this session. The inquiry may begin in May and centers on draft suspension with no calls presently and thousands still on the payroll.
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Washington
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
House
Rides
Rep
Allen
R-Ill
UN languages expand to include Spanish alongside English French
The United Nations has long worked in French and English with speeches heard in both. A General Assembly decision adds Spanish as a third working language, with documents and speeches produced in Spanish, English, and French. Official records and major papers are published in Chinese and Russian as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
General Assembly
Proud Father 87 Says Son Born This Week Was Planned
Berkeley, Calif. March 12 Dr. Andrew Cowper Lawson 87 and his wife Isabel 39 welcomed a son this week named William Patrick The baby is their first with a previous marriage leaving two half brothers aged 60 and 67 The geologist oldest UC faculty member says the birth was planned and the mother’s idea He is building a new home and briefly offered to wrestle reporters during the interview with no takers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Andrew Cowper Lawson
Isabel
Lawson
Lawsons
William Patrick
University of California
Hazelwood Denies James City GOP Chair Role
Richmond March 12 Robert M Hazelwood of James City County says he is not the James City County GOP chairman. Hazelwood identifies as vice president and general manager of the Atlantic States Rural Exposition and plans to issue an official party status statement after conferring with Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Robert M. Hazelwood
James City
Remmi
L. Arnold
Petersburg
Norge
Hazelwood
Atlantic States Rural Exposition
Hare
Arnold
Shells in Oven Fatal to Youth
A Helmstedt housewife weighed down a cake form with two shells and placed it in a hot oven. The ensuing explosion killed her ten year old son and cost her a leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Helmstedt
Imaginary Adamant Subtly Hailed as Impenetrable
The text notes that Adamant was regarded by ancient peoples as an unyielding substance, described as either a metal or a stone, whose imagined hardness surpassed all known materials.
Oil price cut by South Penn in Pennsylvania
South Penn Oil Co. lowered payments for Pennsylvania grade crude by up to 32 cents a barrel effective today, the third cut in three months. A spokesman cited overproduction and weaker demand for refined products, with Bradford and Allegany district crude dropping from $4 to $3.75 a barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfunny, Pa
South Penn Oil Co
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Allegany District
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Apostolic
J. W. McKeown
Scranton
Centenary Reformed
Congregational Christian
Robert A. Whitten
Bible School
Bazzie
Christian Science
B. Cork St
Cork
Christian Disciples
William J Hadden Jr
Claude M. Grove
Elm St
Ll. L Stonesifer
First Baptist
E. ST. Clark
First Brethren
Paul E. Dick
Richard Sudauth
First Evangelical Unitec Breren
Carl W. Tser
Eppley Quintet of
Manchester
Grace Lutheran
William E. Eisenberg
Eeees Highland Ave. Presbyterian
Joseph S. Duckwall
Elwoon Willey
Lee Rinker
John Mann
E. H. Jackson
Onna Robinson
Loudoun St. Church of Christ
Nathan Williamson
Garland Whitlock
Market St
Carl
Horner
Montague Ave
W. Coe
Don Weber
Round Hill
Macedonia
Mt. Carmel Baptist
C. M. Jomer
Sacred Heart Catholic
Julian Bullock
South Braddock St
St. Paul Ame
D. E Fields
BF. Martin
Winchester Presbyterian
Ronald
Wilson
Russel
Joyce Ch
S. Counci
Mary Bittinger
McFaden
Wm. E. Eisenberg
Hoover-Kern
Good Samaritan Bible
First Eub Church
Lewis Fries
Market St. Methodist Church
Order of the Golden Rule
Hill
Dodge Pine Motor Co., Inc
Northern Virginia Power CO
Albin Carlson
Omps Funeral Home
Lutheran Church
A. H. Boozer
G.H.H. Tyler
Mrs
R Orr
Winchester’s Shopping Center
A. C. Minton
Hazlewood
WINC
Carwise
America
Nash
Winchester Nash
Loudoun St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Grove’s
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun
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