Obituaries Set For Tomorrow At Cedar Hill Church
Funeral services for the deceased will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at John Wesley Methodist Church Cedar Hill with Rev. Moses L Prather officiating. The body will rest at the church one hour before the service and pallbearers will be her grandsons. Burial follows in the family cemetery at Cedar Hill. The family will receive friends tonight at Cartwright Funeral Home from 6 to 9 PM.
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Cedar Hill
Moses L. Prather
Cartwright Funeral
Beulah E. Hummer
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John William Hummer
Hummer
Clarke County
Andrew Jackson
Sarah Dewar Elsen
Baptist Church of
Middleburg
Myra Baxter
Louise Payne
Aldie
Lawrence Baxter
Olean
N.Y
John H. Enders
Berryville
Wilson D. Jones
Jessie E. Tate, Jr
Loudoun Ebenezer
Pantomime Students Present at Quarles Elementary
Students from Quarles Elementary drama workshop perform pantomimes on TV Arts Calendar channel 6 Monday at 7 p.m. They present solo acts and a mime of Little Red Riding Hood directed by Barbara Sambol, with listed young performers. A display and discussion of student paintings and sculptures from Frederick County will follow, open April 2 to 4 at James Wood High School library and gym, under Mrs Barbara Devers and Miss Joyce Larrick.
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TV Arts
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Barbara Sambol
Kathy Watts
Karen DeHaven
Mike Perry
Nancy Lawrence
Jimmy Owen
Homer Sanderlin
Barbara Devers
Joyce Larrick
Frederick County
Nixon appeals to church leaders to curb drug abuse
President Nixon invited Protestant Catholic Orthodox and Jewish leaders to a White House meeting to coordinate religious and government efforts against drugs. He framed the crisis as spiritual and urged clergy to address underlying causes guiding youths toward drug use. Church leaders praised the dialogue and pledged broader cooperation.
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Nixon
White House
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A. Dale Fiers
The
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John N. Mitchell
Two Virginians Die in Southeast Asia Updated Deaths
The Defense Department reports two more Virginians killed in Southeast Asia. Army Sgt. James C. Mullinax of Lynchburg altered from missing to dead of hostile causes, while Army Spec. 4 Gene R. Kennedy of Alexandria listed as dead from nonhostile causes.
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Washington
Defense Department
Southeast Asia
Army
James C. Mullinax
Lynchburg
Gene R. Kennedy
Alexandria
Condensed Quiz Answers Reveal Broad U.S. Knowledge
The provided list presents concise responses with items across geography religion military stature and transportation. It includes The Netherlands Mohammedanism true false regions states a list of Eastern Seaboard and Southern states the U S Army Corps of Engineers and notable figures Ethel Waters Polk and Taft and the eye noting nicknames of railroads.
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Real
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Ethel Waters
Polk and Taft
the Eye
Inflation Forces Air Force to Cut 12 F111s
Inflation and technical issues drive the Air Force to reduce planned F111 buys by 12, cutting totals to 519 aircraft plus seven Navy units previously ordered. The program faced cost inflation from about 3.4 million to 8.6 million per plane amid avionics challenges and historic crashes.
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Air Force
Nevada
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Robert McNamara
Navy
Six hospitalized after Trailways bus crash near Raleigh
A Trailways bus collided with two cars on U.S. 401 north of Raleigh plunging down an embankment. Six people were admitted in satisfactory condition at Wake Memorial Hospital, including the bus driver and several relatives, while nine others were treated and released. No charges were filed yet as investigators proceed.
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Cameron
James Lee Roope
Rocky Mount
Roope
Ernest Carl Gregory
Durham
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Richard C. Tunstall
Rt. 1
Greensboro
Betty Joyner
Vasuden Khen Chand Sbhnani
Secunderabad
India
Richardson
Margaret
Disorders at Maryland campus leave 20 arrested and police injured
In College Park outside a Steppenwolf concert at Ritchie Coliseum, more than 20 people were arrested as 14 police were injured and a trooper was hurt by a hit and run near the campus entrance. Tear gas and dogs were present but not used.
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Wyne
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Jury to decide fate of Manson group in Tate case
Jurors must choose between life imprisonment or the death penalty for Charles Manson and three women codefendants after dramatic defense pleas for mercy. The conviction came January 25 for murder and conspiracy in the Sharon Tate case.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
San Quenton
Manson
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Susan Atdkins
Evangelistic Project to Be Outlined Lunch Meeting
The Shenandoah Area Chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes will host an explanation no host luncheon at Elms Restaurant on Thursday in April. The event begins at 12 15 p m and invites interested people to hear details of the Bill Glass Evangelistic Project. A spokesman urged Chapter members to attend.
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Shenandoah Area
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Bill Glass
Elms
Domesday Book a Tax Record of William I in 1086
The Domesday Book is a comprehensive survey ordered by William the Conqueror in 1086 to assess England for taxation. It remains a key historical source detailing landholders, resources, and governance across the realm.
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England
William the Conqueror
Weather Summary Virginia Tomorrow Temperatures Rise
Fair tonight with a low in the 20s. Sunday will be partly sunny with a chance of evening showers and highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Extended outlook shows 65 to 75 daytime highs and cooler nights from Monday to Wednesday with a chance of showers Tuesday.
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Virginia
Alexandria Objects to Water Board Proposal
Alexandria officials opposed a State Water Control Board plan requiring sewage treatment plant owners to report discharges of untreated sewage and to submit plans to eliminate them. The public hearing featured four letters in support and raised exempt status requests for Alexandria's combined storm sewer system.
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Richmond
Alexandria
State Water Control Board
Philip B. Hall
Three Plead Innocent In Maryland Marijuana Case
Three men arrested March 1 on warrants charging possession of marijuana pleaded innocent yesterday in Frederick County Court. James Arthur Elliott 24 Winchester Homer Edison Kerns Jr 24 Stephens City William Joseph Spradling 24 were arraigned before Judge W Erle Edwards. Trial set for April 20 at 2 p m with each defendant free on $200 bond. An Elephant's average life span is 45 years though occasionally one may reach 60.
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Frederick County
James Arthur Elliott
General Delivery
Winchester
Homer Edison Kerns, Jr
S. Kent St
William Joseph Spradling
Stephens City
W. Erle Edwards
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