Funkhouser wins Clarke Flower Sweepstakes at Berryville show
Mrs. C C Funkhouser captured the sweepstakes prize at the Clarke County Flower Show in the Berryville Community Building. Runner-up was Mrs Wade Muldoon with 18 classes judged by a panel from Warren County Garden Club. Awards included outstanding luncheon table arrangement and multiple class placements across horticulture and floral categories.
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C. C. Funkhouser
Wade Muldoon
Berryville
Aubrey Weaver
Garden Club
Warren County
Frank Christopher
Christopher
Wade Mu
Peeniey
C. B. Cushman
Missa A. Allen
D. Griffing
Walter Lee
Ralph N. Dorsey
George
J. D. Griffing
Geo. W. Burton
Benton Davenport
Henry Jenkins
Clay B. Carr
F. L. Ayler
Upperville Garden Club
Purcellville Garden Club
Potomac Garden Club of
Shepherdstown
Waynesboro Nurseries
Hurst
Bainbridge Gardens
Winchester
Sponseller’s Flower Shop
Nightly Network Radio Schedule Overview
A May 18 evening schedule lists multiple CBS NBC and regional programs including news, theater, drama, music and sports. Noted items include 7:30 News East and West, 10:30 Sport Newsreel, 11:00 News and Variety across networks with repeated mentions of specific shows and times.
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Garanabe
Vated
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East
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All Nets
Evening TV Schedule Highlights Daylight Savings Lineup
Daytime lineup shows Footlight Theater and Kukla Fran and Ollie on WNBW followed by News and The Showroom. WMAL airs Frontier Theater Studs Place and Sport updates while WTOP features Top of the News and Perry Como. Evening programs include Mama Ford Theater Story of the Family and Playhouse Nine Stars Over Texas with late news.
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WTOP
Elaine
Faye Emerson
Edwards
Perry Como
Mama
Ford Theater
Playhouse Nine
Texas
Trial Justice Court Fines From Last Week
A list of fines assessed in the Trial Justice Court of W. Erle Edwards during the past week. Defendants include George M. Bowers of Cleveland Ohio for reckless driving at 35 dollars, Lee V. Harold of Irwin Pennsylvania for speeding at 10 dollars, and Mary Jane Dutton of Portsmouth with Herbert W. Nelson of Brandywine West Virginia for over gross weight at 350 dollars, among others.
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Court of Trial
W. Erle Edwards
George M. Bowers
Cleveland
Ohio
Lee V. Harold
Irwin
Holmes P. Strosnider
White Post
Boyd D. Ulsh
U. S. Navy
David of
Krepps
Erie
Charles J. i Ecation
Albin
William W. Morrison
Virginia Avenue
Dennis E. Custer
Roanoke
William R. Rinker, Jr
Grover C. Puffinberger
City
Lowry M. Stoops
Morgantown
W. Va
Alfred L. Hinkel
Parsons
Guy H. Kate
Timberville
Willie E. Marquis
Raymond Co. Brenner
Beaver Falls
Lloyd E. Alpaugh
Camden
Mich
Howard Z. Neff
Front Royal
James A. Huyett
Amherst Street
Joe Howard
Elheron
N. J
Blake F. Keller
Southwerk Street
Frederick County
Joseph E. Howard
Edward C. Short
Patuxent Md
James A. Alger
Bloomery Star
Russell Miller
Middletown
Mary Jane Dutton
Portsmouth
Herbert W. Nelson
Brandywine
Tricycle collision injures girl in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg two young drivers were involved in a bicycle collision. Deborah Hissong, 6, was hospitalized for two skinned knees while a second rider escaped injury. Officer Ed Sanford noted no charges were filed.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Deborah Hissong
Ed Sanford
Watermelon Champ Toss Decides Leesburg Festival Title
A coin flip settled the Leesburg festival champion between Paul Johnson and Miles Ebert after the Watermelon Champ event. The piece also notes 221B Baker Street is fictional as Conan Doyle used it for Sherlock Holmes and that no addresses in 1887 reached the number 200.
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Paul Johnson
Miles Ebert
Baker Street
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock
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Radio and TV Day by Day.
Radio and TV Day by Day by C. E. Butterfield in New York previews tonight's network events with Eastern time telecasts from Baltimore and radio at Sand 4:15. It notes bars in the U.S. Capitol and references the 7 March 3, 1903 sale of intoxicating liquors act, repealed with the Prohibition Amendment.
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New York
Baltimore
U.S. Capitol
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United States
Palm Beach
Beau Brummel
H. GC. Sheetz & Son
B. M. Sullivan
A. B. Solenberger
W. Bescawes
Earl L. Mason
Henry T. Goode & Son
Rouss Ave
John Deere Tractors
Lupton Orchard Service
Hamilton
Fred Tooma
SAM Tooma & Son Importers
Pmt
Purcirung
Mrs. Mouldoon
C.C. Funkhouser
Clarke Flower
Priday
WNBW
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
the Showroom
Henry Morgan
WMAL
Frontier Theater
Andyman Roland Wena
Studs
Gunnar Back
Safe Deposit Box
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Trial Justice Court
Loudoun
Woody Slonaker and
the Melody Boys
Ridgeway Club
Virginia- West Va. Line
Pine Grove Drive-In
Martinsburg
Bport
And
Jimmy Ellison
Russ Hayden
Colorado Ranger
Toy Winchester Trashe
Rex Allen
Fuzzy Knight
Roscoe Ates “Hills of
Oklahoma
Marta Toren
Howard Duff
SPY Hunt
Radio- TV
By C. E. Butterfield
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Eve Miller
Lam Re
Death Valle
HAR Oy
Aiveeonen Oon
Chapter
Cody of
Pony Express
Warner Bros. x Mre
Africa
Sol Lesser
Raton Pass
Patricia Neal
Dennis Morgan
Steve Cochran
Poke Beach
Gray & Eddy
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
E. Boscawen St
Winchester, Va
Alexander Leeds
Hygiene Commomet
LIF
Capitol Theatre
Scenecarto Avorences
Swesas
Hansbrough & Carter
N. Loudoun St
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