Funeral service set for Mrs Annie Locke in Berryville
Funeral service for Mrs Annie Thompson Locke of Berryville will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev Julian Orrell officiating Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville Active pallbearers include Elbert Carlisle Eustace Jackson Russell Lloyd Russell Rolling Honorary pallbearers listed Friends may call tonight at the funeral home Maynard S Keister 50 Romney W Va died today in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a year and a half of ill health He was employed by Time Freight Lines for many years
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Annie Thompson Locke
Berryville
John H. Enders
Julian Orrell
Elbert, Carlisle
Eustace Jackson
Russell Lloyd
Russell Roling
Oscar Carr
R. N. Dorsey
Gilbert McKown
Frank Tappan
James York
Joseph Cain
Oscar Ramsburg
Richard Funk
Roland Mitchell
Turner Locke, Jr
Floyd Hoff
Green Hill Cemetery
Maynard S. Keister
Romney, W
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Keister
W. W
Nellie Keister
Time Freight
Widow Edith Spaid dies in Charlottesville hospital
Edith S. Spaid 53 of 352 Miller St died yesterday at University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville Born March 29 1915 in Cumberland County daughter of the late Lucius S and Mary Sanderson Smith Married Arthur W Spaid on December 25 1938 in Staunton She was a nurse for Dr Riley and later a city school nurse Also member of the Congregational United Church of Christ Survived by husband two children Gregory and Susan a brother William Smith of Shenandoah and several nieces and nephews Funeral 3:30 at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Morgan S Haney and Dr E T Clark Pallbearers Dr C L Riley Archie L Fry J Floyd Wine Arthur Manpower H H Baker Ralph Bauserman Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Edith S. Spaid
Miller St
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Girls Athletic Association
Gregory
Susan Spaid
William Smith
Shenandoah
Jones Funeral Home
Morgan S. Haney
E.T. Clark
C. L. Riley
Archie L. Fry
J. Floyd Wine
Arthur Manpower
H. H. Baker
Ralph Bauserman
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs. D. B. Lanier 82 of Williamston dies after illness
Mrs. D. B. Lanier 82 of Williamston North Carolina died after a long illness. She is survived by seven children including Mrs. Roy C. Kidd of Winchester Mrs. Pauline Letchworth of Charlotte Mrs. W. H. Alexander of Portsmouth Mrs. Otha Rouse of Williamston and others. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at Biggs Funeral Home in Williamston.
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D. B. Lanier
Williamston
N.C
Roy C. Kidd
Winchester
Pauline Letchworth
Charlotte
W. H. Alexander
Portsmouth
Otha Rouse
Alvis Curtis
Robinsonville
Sylvester Wynne
Mack Wynne
Everetts
Biggs
Kennedy Nixon Win but Nixon Says No Denials of Candidacy
Kennedy and Nixon win in several primaries with Rockefeller entering the race but not yet in primaries. Wallace wields write in votes for his American Independent party. Kennedy touts Nebraska gains while urging coalition with McCarthy against Humphrey.
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Rockefeller
Nixon
Reagan
Nebraska
Kennedy
McCarthy
Humphrey
Sen. McCarthy
Indiana
Roger D. Branigin
Neraska
Omaha
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
Cecil H. Underwood
Donald Robertson
James M. Sprouse
John D
Heart transplant patient dies in Houston after May surgery
John Stuckwish, the world’s 12th heart transplant recipient, died Tuesday night in Houston. Doctors cited pre existing ailments as the cause, following a May 7 operation at St Luke’s Episcopal Hospital using the heart of 32 year old Clarence Nicks who died in a tavern fight. Others who got transplants include Everett Claire Thomas and James Cobb. several recipients remain alive and well.
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Houston
Tex
John Stuckwish
Stockwish
Clarence Nicks
Everett Claire Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
James Cobb
Alexandria
Weather forecast for Winchester Virginia edition
Partly cloudy tonight with upper 50s to low 60s. Thursday warm and humid with scattered afternoon thunder showers 80s. Friday partly cloudy and cooler. Five day outlook shows highs 75 to 80, lows 40s to 50s. Rain may total about an inch Thursday or Friday and again Monday. Sunset 8 19 p m Sunrise 5 58 a m Moonrise 12 33 a m Last Quarter May 19. Rainfall figures listed for recent years.
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Winchester
Wall Street edges lower as techs stumble in early trading
Wall Street opened with mixed results on a busy day of trading. The Dow and broader averages slipped as key stocks were uneven and several names such as Woolworth Polaroid and Control Data faced declines.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Woolworth
William H. Rover
Control Data
Polaroid
Izaak Walton Chapter to Honor Wildlife Essay Contest Winners
The Winchester Izaak Walton League hosts a dinner on its Rt 50 East club property to honor area students and school officials who won Virginia wildlife essay contest prizes. Total awards exceed $3,000 with seven students and two schools recognized for top entries and participation.
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Winchester
Izaak Walton League of America
Rt. 50 East
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Virginia Division
League
Carle F. Germelman
Clarke County Intermediate
Stonewall Elementary
Germelman
Gold hits record high in London trading
In London the price of gold rose to an all time high of 40.30 dollars an ounce before retreating to 40.10. Dealers reported the heaviest bullion trading since the market opened April 1 and the jump spurred by heavy buying at the morning price fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington
Soaring prices threaten two tier gold system in Washington
Prices may endanger the two tier setup where the U S sells gold to central banks at 35 dollars an ounce while private traders bid in a fluctuating market. Paris quoted about 40.20 dollars per ounce the highest since March 27 as new sellers failed to appear and dealers questioned the move. French dealers offered little explanation for the sharp rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Paris
JW Athletics On TV Cable Tonight
Members of the James Wood Fellowship of Christian Athletics will appear on TV Channel 6 Cable Talk tonight at 8. The group sponsors and performs in Colonels Capers at James Wood High School Auditorium on May 24 to raise funds for Colonels to attend the Fellowship of Christian Athletics Camp in North Carolina. Coach Walter Barr and Miss Mary White will be interviewed with FCA student officers. sneak previews of Col onels Capers acts will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood Fellowship of Christian Athletics
James Wood High School
Colonels
Fellowship of Christian Athletics
North Carolina
Walter Barr
FCA
Mary White
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Iver
OMS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
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Chestnut Grove
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Philip E. Pennington
the Order
Auques
Bernard F.groves
Monumen I
Boscawen St
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Irs
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Mollie L. Bailey
Inwood
W. Va
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City
Martinsburg
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Frederick County
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Charles Town
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George Washington Hotel
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Joseph A. Massie, Jr
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Carroll Henkel
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Clarke County High School
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Debora O’brien
Clarke County
I. Q. Answers
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Florence
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True
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For All
N. Cameron St
International Rotary
Martinsburg Pike
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