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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1956

Page

8

12-Year-Old Boy Finishes High School Early

Berkeley news profiles Fred Safier Jr a 12 year old who will graduate from John 8S Drew School next month with four A’s and a B and plans to begin nuclear physics studies at the University of California in the fall. He was born in Cambridge Massachusetts as an only son to a retired philosophy professor father and Frances Safier a medical specialist mother. He weighs future paths in nuclear physics or biochemistry.

George Washington Frances Safier Fred

Stephens City WSCS Elects Miss Mildred Grove President

Miss Mildred Grove was elected president of the Stephens City Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service at a Monday night meeting. Officers include J. W. Lee as vice president and Annie Carbaugh as secretary with Ray Hicks as treasurer. The group discussed pledges, donations, and year-end finances, noting 100 percent attendance by three members and plans for the Louise Lillard Zone meeting on May 16.

Mildred Grove Women's Society of Christian Service Stephens City Methodist Church J. W. Lee Annie Carbaugh Ray Hicks Henry Ritenour Eldridge Lemley Ralph Mowery Co. O. Watson Norman Bean David Petrie C. A. York Ralph Wakeman Ralph Alles June Lemley Georgia Carbaugh Gervis Lemley Miler Barley Louise Lillard Gainesboro Mowery CSR Miller Barley A. R. Marks Milles Barley Carmel Galliday Robert Lemley Robert Shiley Laura Steele

First Calf Born to Eleven Month Guernsey Heifer

In Irvington Ve M J Donahue reports his Guernsey heifer calved at 11 months old producing an 18 pound calf. Farm experts note first calves typically appear after two years and weigh 60 to 70 pounds.

Irvington M. J Donahue Guernsey

Paul Bauman to Speak at First Brethren Church on Berryville

The First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue invites all to hear Dr. Paul R. Bauman vice president of Grace Theological Seminary Winona Lake Ind as guest speaker Sunday morning at 9 45 a m with a Mother's Day themed service and Sunday night at 7 30 p m presenting The Restoration Of Egypt illustrated by colored slides Bauman recently lectured Air Force chaplains in Alaska and will show Alaska trip pictures The church pastor Rev Paul E Dick welcomes attendees.

First Brethren Church Berryville Avenue Paul R. Bauman Grace Theological Seminary Winona Lake Ind Bauman Air Force Alaska Egypt Paul E. Dick

Community notices from Greenwood churches and neighbors

Worship services set for 10 am at Greenwood Chapel with Sunday School at 11 am The W S C S elected officers including Jeannette Shickle and Mable Brown Bake sale planned for church improvement fund Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club meets at 10 am with covered dish lunch Several local residents and visitors attended Apple Blossom Festival and family gatherings Others note hospital patients and local greetings

Greenwood Greenwood Chapel Ray Carter Jeannette Shickle Mable Brown Susan Brown Ruth Braithwaitte Elsie Seajock Corrinne Ebersole Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club Louise Stotler Sheridan Ave Thomas Wood Ashland N. J John Dove Dove Jesse Gordon Joe Luttrell Joanne Sellers George Dove Jean Lynwood Dove Winchester John Ritenofi James Pennington Bruce Bromley Burnt Factory J. W. Carlisle Valley Mill Road Emory Elmore Peggy Anne Betsy M. D. Elmore Hamilton Roy Carlisle Bonnie Clarke County Alfred Sealock John and Williams Clinton Ebersole Memorial Hospital Batley Senseng Road

Come to Church Tomorrow Answer Is God

A short notice invites readers to attend church services tomorrow with a strong emphasis on faith. The message centers on the idea that the answer to life’s questions is found in God and in communal worship.

Daily Across Puzzle Clues and Answers

A compact listing of crossword style clues includes across entries such as Exclamation of sorrow Furnished temporarily Ruthenium symbol Meshed fabric A skin tumor Strange Units of mass and more with references to places like Island off New York and terms like Babylonian sky god Little child All correct Ascends Country house in Europe wax and other terms.

Island New York

Crossword ity 79 An herb of the aster family

Soak flay God of manly beauty Parrot iN Z. Elevator cage Yesterday's Answer Talked irrationa'': 2 Pet ee arr ir donna Before Body of water Hat slang

City Church Announcements and Local Worship Schedule

Braddock Street Methodist Church and many area congregations publish Sunday school times worship services and event notes. Listed are pastors ministers coordinators and activity details across Braddock Avenue Cork Street Piccadilly Street and surrounding streets with times for sermons nursery infant baptisms and youth gatherings.

Mother's Day Programs At Local Churches

Colored John Mann Methodist Church at 117 E Cork Street and St Paul A M E Church at 428 N Loudoun Street invite attendees to Sunday worship and Mother's Day programs. St Stephens C M E Church at 124 Chase Street offers 10 am Sunday school and 3 pm sermon by Rev E W Wilkinson.

Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints Mormons E. Piccadilly St Clifford G Harman Carl D. Hardy First Presbyterian Church South Loudoun Street George Denning Jackson P. H. Sprenkle John Mann Methodist Church Cork Street St. Paul A. M. E. Church N. Loudoun Street St. Stephens C. M. E. Church Chase Street E W Wilkinson Miss Mary Long

Taloga Trap Fails as Skunk Fires First

Pat Purr set a trap for chickenhouse prowlers in Taloga Oklahoma. A skunk entered the trap and in the morning he found it. He drew his gun and the skunk fired first, leaving Purr unsettled about the risk of dealing with wildlife.

Taloga Okla Pat Furr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stephens City WSCS Miss Grove Paul Bauman Mable V. Brown DAILY Asia Ocean Irrationa Little Islands Org City Church Announcements Braddock Street Methodist Church S. Braddock Street Forrest B. Oglesby T. C. Powers Alton E. Lowell Calvary Baptist Church Friendship Fire Hall Leon B. Gilbert Centenary Reformed Cameron and Cork Sts S. L. Flickinger William Galladay Christ Episcopal Church W. Boscawen St Holt W. Louder Church of Christ Lambden Ave Nathan Williamson Garland Whitlock Church of God Orchard Avenue R. J. Kirk Children’s Church Young People's Endeavor Church of Nazarene Fairview Ave David Radcliffe T. Swisher Congregational Christian Church Cor. S. Braddock & Clifford Sts Robert A. Whitten Orville Hoover First Baptist Church Cor. Washington and Piccadilly St E. T. Clark Douglas Kerns First Assembly of God Church North Cameron Street Herman W. Fry Christ’s Ambassadors First Brethren Abraham & Lot A. C. Frye First Church of Christ, Scientist S. Braddock St First Evangelical United Brethren Cor Friends Meeting Centre Meeting House Washington and Piccadilly Sts Full Gospel Tabernacle Elm Street Irvin L. Stonesifer Grace Lutheran Church Boscawen Street William E. Eisenberg Luther League Highland Presbyterian Church Highland Avenue Joseph S. Ducknall Market Street Millard Rewis Paul Chamberlin Winchester Christian Youth Market St Montague Ave Montague Avenue David S. Garland Kenneth Wright Methodist Macedonia Pentacostal Church of God Braddock St Shade Sacred Heart Catholic S. Loudoun Street Robert O Hickman Julius Cilinski Salvation Army Chapel S. Loudoun Street Lynn Wiseman I. C. Lockman M. D. Norton George Curry Culligan A Service Millwood Ave America Markohn Timothy I Peter Ecclesiastes Mark Strasby J. A. Hotinger Mutual Insurance N. Loudoun St Howard Shockey & Sons Builders & Contractors Riteway Cleaners Winchester Creamery, Inc MO. S. Solenberger & CO Loudoun St Evening Star Frederick & Clarke Counties City of Cammer Tire CO Seiberling Tires Braddock O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation National Fruit Product Co., Inc White House Winchester Seed CO N. Cameron St Chevrolet Sales CO Caldwell-Sites CO. Stationers & Office Outfitters Winchester Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc S Braddock St Royal Crown Cola J. W. Gro VE Furniture CO
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