Funeral services for Rev. M Reid Bullet announced
The Rev. M Reid Bullet will lie in state Sunday at 4 p.m. at the oh Mann Methodist Church in preparation for a 1 p.m. service conducted by Rev. Her Pratt and Rev. R. S. Abernathy Jr. Burial follows at Camp Hill Cemetery Paw Paw W Va. Pallbearers include Harry Greene Wesley Thompson James Wells James Bartlett Frank Laye and Myles Cartwright. Survivors: husband Rev. Homer H Bullet of 313 St Kent St a daughter Mrs Dereta Wells two granddaughters Donna Ann and Debora Jean Carter two sisters Ida Miller and Henrietta Dorsey three brothers Edwin Alfonso Nathaniel Bowie and Nathaniel How and an uncle Nathaniel How.
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M Reid Bullet
Oh Mann
Her Pratt
Mt. Win- Methodist Church
R. S. Abernathy, Jr
Camp Hill Cemetery
Paw Paw
W. Va
Harry Greene
Wesley Thompson
James Wélls
James Bartlett
Frank Laye
Myles Cartwright
Davis Service for Elizabeth Entelle Davis
Davis service for Elizabeth Entelle Davis, widow of the late Robert R. Davis, was held yesterday at Omps Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Allen C. Peer. Burial followed in Mt. Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named Teets, John Carper, Gaither Nixon, and Ed-.
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Elizabeth Entelle Mae
Robert R. Davis
Omps
Allen C. Péer
Bros
Mt. Hebron
Cemete
John Carper
Gaither Nixon
Clarke FHA Honors Miss Fuller at Annual Dinner
Sandra Fuller received the silver thimble as Clarke County High School Future Homemakers of America outstanding senior. She served as club president this year and was toastmistress for a dinner for 65 members and their mothers. Linda Thompson will be president next year. other officers named. Junior Homemaking Degrees awarded to several members. local chapter recognized by the State Department of Education with an award to be presented June 21.
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Erryville
Sandra Fuller
Clarke County High School
Future Homemakers of America Club
Earl Fuller
Miss Fuller
Future Farmers of America
Linda Thompson
Mary K. Hope
Jinx Woodward
Anna Lofton
Connie Jackson
Barbara Murphy
Dorothy Houdershell
Joseph Cepelka
Dorothy Boyd
Miss Hope
Miss Houdershell
Miss Jackson
Miss Woodward
Dorothy Duke
Gail Mallory
Delores McDonald
Ann Sonner
Evelyn Anger
Miss Houdershll
Miss Loftin
Nancy Lee Lloyd
Mary Joan Pyne
Kay Russell
Home Economics Division
State Department of Education
Hook Speaks To Raritans at Ladies' Night Dinner
Boyce county sanitarian Hook addressed the Ladies' Night Dinner at Boyce Fire Hall. John Gerken, president, led the meeting and distributed perfect attendance pins. A cooking tip noted honey baste timing for a glazed ham.
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Boyce — Ee Hook
County Sanitarian
John Gerken
Boyce
d Onofrio Named New Musical Director at WINC Radio
Arthur V. d Onofrio joins WINC as musical director and will handle promotional work. A Connecticut native and New England Conservatory alumnus, he directed the Soldiers Chorus from its 1944 founding with Carnegie Hall and Albert Hall appearances before moving to Winchester in 1956.
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WINC
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Army Field Band
Soldiers Chorus
Connecticut
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
d'Onofrio
Carnegie Hall
New York
Albert Hall
London
Onofrio
Winchester Little Theatre
Chamber of Commerce
Social Security Payments Made To 3490 Here
At the end of 1960, 3490 people in Winchester and Frederick County received old age, survivors and disability insurance benefits. December 1960 total benefits were 189,603 dollars. In Frederick County 1831 receive old age benefits, 126 disability benefits, and 1533 dependents benefits, with monthly totals of 113,528, 10,269 and 65,806 dollars respectively. The Virginia total for 1960 reached 179,628,000 dollars as the 20th year of benefits and the 25th anniversary of the Social Security Act.
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Winchester
Frederick County
William J. Vinson
Social Security Office
Vinson
Toal
Virginia
Henson Heads Middletown PTA Re-Elected Leaders
Nelson Henson was re-elected president of the Middletown Parent-Teacher Association. James Boaz as vice-president, Mrs. John Hall as secretary, and Mrs. Pete Garrett as treasurer were named. The group reported $174 cleared from last week’s barbecue.
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Middletown
Nelson Henson
Parent-Teachers Association
James Boaz
John Hall
Pete Garrett
Laos Talks Drift as Cold War Divide Persists
The conference gridlock continues with Soviet and Western positions on Laos neutrality and control. Gromyko backs a three part plan while the United States seeks majority decisions and independent verification, risking vetoes and prolonged negotiations. The India Canada Poland truce commission would act only on cochair order, deepening deadlock.
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Uties
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Britain
Poland
Control Commission
Laos
Weekly Sales Directory Priday May 19 7 PM Auctions
Listings for multiple auctions across West Virginia and Virginia on May 19 to June 3. Items include furniture personal property livestock ponies house and lot farm machinery household goods antiques glass china lamps silver and more. Auctioneers include W D Orndorff J K New River Livestock Market T G Scully E T Snider Headleys W Ford Ned Morrow Dennis T Cole and Charles Duvall.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
W. D. Orndorff
N. Kent St
E. T. Snider
Gervis Frank Hausenfluck
Frederick County Court House
Shawnee District
E. T Snider
Ham’s Auction
Paper Mill Road
Wm. Conner
Leonard W. Grim
East Main St
Berryville
Mon
D.S.T
C. E
Walter H. Moyer
Charles Town
W Va
Middleway
Paul Snapp
Gore
Back Creek Road
Dennis T. Cole
J. C Horn
North Ave
Charles Duvall
Weather today with thundershowers and rain likely
The forecast calls for thundershowers across the south and occasional rain in the north tonight with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Friday should see rain end in the forenoon and clearing in the afternoon. Temperatures today reach a high near 66 and a low around 51. Sunset is 7:22 p.m. First Quarter May 22.
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Winchester
Rainfall totals and averages for the season
Summary of rainfall to 8 30 a m May 6 1961 with year to date 2 28 inches and 18 14 inches for 1961 Daily average over 48 years 36 9 inches and monthly means by month from January to December including values for each month.
Nehru Greets Johnson At Airport In Historic Welcome
Prime Minister Nehru goes to the airport to greet U S Vice President Lyndon B Johnson on arrival for talks on Western aid for India’s development plans. Johnson notes shared goals and neutral stance as they discuss democracy and regional security.
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India
Nehru
U.S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Washington
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Philippines
China
Festival Group Plans Fund Raising Meeting at Hotel
Apple Blossom Festival In Town Membership Department will meet tomorrow at noon at the George Washington Hotel to discuss covering a $3,000 deficit. Robert Newlin heads the department with the Honored Hundred. reports and methods to reach a $17,812 goal will be discussed.
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George Washington
Robert Newlin
Udall Becomes Tallest Member of Congress
Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona, aged 38, sworn in as tallest member of Congress at 6 foot 5 inches. The former professional basketball player was elected May 2 to succeed his brother Stewart L. Udall, who resigned to become secretary of the interior.
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Washington
Morris K. Udall
Ariz
Stewart L. Udall
Interior
Prosecution Plan Outlined In Rees Slayings Case
A high level meeting set May 26 to fix prosecution steps in the Rees case. Virginia officials discussed possible death penalty and transfer to state authorities for execution if applicable. Commonwealth attorneys Coleman and Crank lead the case with FBI and state police investigation spanning multiple jurisdictions.
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Apple Grove
von D Npremarl Dudanre
Rees
Robert F. Kennedy
Commonwealth
T. Stokeley Coleman
Spotsylvania County
W. Earle Crank
Louisa County
Virginia
Jackson
FBI
West Memphis
Ark
Mryland
Anne Arundel County
Margaret V. Herald
Ft. Belvoir
Clarke Girl Involved in Berryville Crash Damages
The Clarke girl at 1100 Berryville Ave. owned by Raymond Corrigan saw a station wagon uproot a tree at 100 Berryville Ave. Vehicle damages: station wagon 950 dollars, pickup 300, Dodge 30, tree 50. A second crash on Millwood Ave at 12 30 a m involved a 1952 Chevrolet panel truck driven by Joseph M Fielding of Staunton striking a 2057 Chevrolet truck at 235 Millwood Ave. Panel truck damage 300, Chevrolet 50.
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Berryville Ave
Raymond Corrigan
Dodge
Millwood Ave
Joseph M. Fielding
Staunton
Lwood Ave
Harry E. Miller
Hansel Lindamood
Chevrolet
Ford
South Bend
Delta
National Cash Register
H.p
Sea King
Coca-Cola
Fragmentary prompts touch on Greece and Wilson era themes
Disjointed phrases reference Greece, President Woodrow Wilson, vertebrates, Allan Dulles, a work titled Kingdom Come, hydrogen, and a garbled line about Laos. The text appears as OCR noise with no coherent article or event to summarize.
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Greece
Woodrow Wilson
Allan Dulles
Ree Pary
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