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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1951
Page
10
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Life's Like That feature invites ages 25 to 50 to apply as trained specialists for a national fine silver sales job. No canvassing or collecting, excellent commissions, car required. Send details to R. C. Duncan Empire Crafts Corporation Newark New York.
Funeral services for Wade Hampton Light 74 retired farmer died Thursday evening at the home of his son James B Light near Waterford in Loudoun County were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock with Rev Cecil Gunn officiating. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survivors include his widow Gertrude Walls Blaker three sons Harry L Light Rumsey S Light and James B Light three daughters Mrs Thomas M Williams Mrs Vernon F Mills and Mrs Orie Royston two brothers Marvin Light and Fred Light fifteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Refuge and Mrs. F Lillard and granddaughter visit. Irvin Grim and family near Middletown host Sunday. Robert Broy of Reliance spent Sunday with cousins Glen and Arthur Lee White. Mrs. Garland Broy of Reliance, formerly of this section, is a patient in Warren Memorial Hospital. Mr. E R Conner is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Guy Conner spent Sunday afternoon with Tommy Blevine Steele, who was a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital for several days last week, returned home Saturday.
Early records show doves and pigeons used for messages in Asia Minor. Shelters for swallows appeared in Japanese temples and feeding towers in India. American Indians hung gourds for purple martins, indicating birds were cared for.
A roster of defendants including Kenneth Wilson 18 of Cameron Street charged with reckless driving. Robert Roberts 27 of Ells Church for disorderly conduct. Oscar Lewis Jr 44 of Whitock Avenue for drunkenness. Roy Bowman 51 of Loud Street for drunken and disorderly conduct. Clarence Whitlock 37 of Sharp Street for drunkenness. Carl Barrett 18 of Grimes for reckless driving. Charles F 30 of North Kent Street for drunkenness. Garfield Keckley 57 of Loud Street for drunkenness. Paul Everhart 31 of Highland Avenue for disorderly conduct. Each facing fines ranging from 5 to 20 dollars.
The record shows the lowest batting average by a leading hitter in the American League was .306 by Elm Flick of Cleveland in 1905. In the National League the lowest mark was .320 by Larry Doyle of the New York Giants in 1915.
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