County News Briefs From Lebanon Church Area Va
Local notes list weekend visits of Gore of Baltimore and Le Mweer of Washington. Revival services announced at Mt Hope Church June 7 for ten days led by Rev. E Summers McGavock. Births, hospital news, and multiple local social visits reported along with a barn dance planned by Young Democrats of Davis District for June 9.
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Walter Bowers
Carson Shaffer
Margaret Fauver
Mildred Pence
Laurel Hill
Ellen
Amelia Keller
Royal Neighbors of
America
Rosie Welsh
Viola Borden
Evelyn Henderlite
Guy Gore
Julius Keller
Cletus Campbell
Sanitary Grocery Company
Front Royal
Mary Campbell
Manassas
Julian Stapp
Brucetown
Dorotha Windle
Luther Malone
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sylvia Jean
Malone
Bertha Jenkins
Star Tannery
Mildred Greene
Winchester
Olie Windle
William Sargent
Ellen McDonald
Washington, D. C
Claude Windle
Nancy Louise
Mildred Green
Norman Windle
Hayfield
J. H. Rosenberger
Charles’ Sherman
Weekend Visits Highlight Greenway Social Roundup
In Greenway Virginia on May 26, residents hosted relatives and friends from Alexandria Needmore Warrenton Winchester and Washington DC. The gatherings featured Mr and Mrs Fred Davenport Mr and Mrs Kenneth Combs and daughter Genevieve Mrs Daisy Grubbs Mrs James Cooke Mrs Joseph Funkhouser Mrs Ruben Clark Mrs Boyd Mrs Howard White Mrs Clifford Hall and Miss Helen Marie White sharing time with family and neighbors.
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Greenway
Fred Davenport
Alexandria
Clark Cornwell
Kenneth Combs
Genevieve
Combs
Needmore
W. Va
Daisy
Grubbs
James Cooke
Warrenton
Daugherty
Washington, D. C
Joseph Funkhouser
Ruben Clark
Boyd
Winchester
Howard White
Joe Perry
Clifford Hall
Deavers
Boyce
Helen Marie White
J. H. Punkhouser
Stephens City Notes from Virginia May 26 Local social items
Mrs. Mary Himelright returns to Oranda after six weeks with the Raceys. Arthur Carper and Arbutus Hiser dine with Mrs. Hicks at Relief. Mary Elizabeth Brown of Winchester visits Lemleys. Daughters of America Lodge members win prizes in membership drive. Edna Polhamus hosts guests from Luray and Winchester. Cline and son visit Louisiana relatives. Frederick Lemley of the U. ...
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Edna Polhamus
Joe Miller
Luray
Wayne Carter
Winchester
Charles Cline
Louisiana
A. W. Doggett
Frederick Lemley
Local Notes From Mt. Pleasant Virginia May 26
Community updates include visits by Blanch and Deena Williams to Mrs. Ray Mayhew, Perry sisters to Miss Margaret Fox, Virginia Wolverton with Mrs. Harry Lamp, and a Muller School trip to Washington D C. Funeral for Mrs. Jennie Gough held at the Methodist Church with Rev. C H Anderson officiating and interment beside the church cemetery.
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MT. Pleasant
Blanch
Deena Williams
Ray Mayhew
Weday
Lucille
Ruth Perry
Margaret Fox
Virginia Wolverton
Harry Lamp
Bessie Thornton
Muller School
Winchester
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Brewer
Lucille Perry
Hazel
Jeanette Racey
Mary Long
L. C. Messick
John H. Perry
Christian Endeavor
Bob Whitacre
Near Nain
Edward Perry
Jennie Gough
C. H. Anderson
Gough
Canterbury Notes from CANTERBURG weekly update
Miss Nellie Painter Mae Painter and Mrs DeHaven of Bunker Hill visited Emma Flemings near Luray. Several families shared weekend visits in the area including Perry in Winchester and Dickens near Brunswick. The Friday sermon by Rev Homer Welsh was praised. summer Sunday service moved from 3 to 10 am hoping for better attendance.
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Canterburg
Nellie
Mae Painter
Mack DeHaven
Bunker Hill
Emma Flemings
Luray
O. D. Perry
Stella Maligan
Winchester
Oden Dickens
Betty
Lowell
Hattie Jennings
Cecil
Brunswick
Pepe
Dave Plemings
Springfield
Loyd Painter
Bernard Rowland
Reliance
Ira Ritter
Eldridge Lee
Jimmie
I. N. Painter
Marvin Painter
Lloyd Allen
Arthur Webster
Richmond
Po Pun
Lawrence Maligan
Hadie Maligan
Anna Ritenour
Violet
Retha Keckley
Prances Ewing
Audrey White
Homer Welsh
Memorial services held at Fairview with multiple ministers
Memorial services at Fairview last Sunday drew several ministers beyond the local pastor. The cemetery fence is receiving an aluminum paint treatment for durability and appearance. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Giffin of St. Louis, Missouri visited Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Marple last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McKee are...
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Cross Roads
Fairview
Dave Giffin
St. Louis
A. J. Marple
Edgar McKee
Revival Opens at Burnt Church Opequon Week of Services
Revival services start Sunday night at Burnt Church of the Opequon with Rev. E Summers McGavock pastor and Rev. S R Diehl of Martinsburg preaching. Services run nightly at 8 through June 4 with Sunday schools and youth sessions at Opequon circuit locations including Opequon Sunday School 10 a m and service 11 a m. Cottage prayer meetings are held in connection. additional notices cover White Post Cedarville Rockland Boyce Reliance and Frederick circuits with varied service times and preacher assignments.
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Burnt Church
Opequon
E. Summers McGavock
S. R. Diehl
Martinsburg
White Post
M. E. Church
South
W. D Sheets
Cedarville
Rockland
Boyce
Marple Family Welcomes A Son In Monessen
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Marple of Monessen Pennsylvania announced the birth of a son. The couple was visiting Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Marple on Sunday.
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O. F. Marple
Monessen
U. J. Marple
Brush Creek Item Highlights Local Visits and Weather
Brush Creek Virginia reports residents recovering from illness. Alva Lamp and Ralph Lamp visited Harry O. Kerns in Gainesboro. Lucille and Donald Dailey toured Shenandoah Caverns near Mt. Jackson. A H Lamp and family visited Mrs. Nettie Lamp, with Ruth M. Kerns. Lemuel Whitacre travels beyond Winchester. Merle Dailey and Laura Dailey visited Mrs. Arnold Dailey. A heavy thunder shower Friday night and Sunday afternoon washed corn fields and gardens. J R Whitacre and Mrs. Laura Dailey hosted visitors from Martinsburg W Va.
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Brush Creek
Alva Lamp
Ralph Lamp
Harry O. Kerns
Gainesboro
Lucille Dailey
Donald Dailey
J. R. Whitacre
Martinsburg
W. Va
Laura Dailey
Community Notes From Mt Falls and Surrounding Areas
May visits as families gather in Forest Glen and Mt Airy with Hulvers Ricards and Tripletts sharing time in Washington and Winchester. Mary E Long dies at sixty birthday of Udell leaving sympathy from the community. Reuben Hulver visits Mt Williams grandfather A B Fauver. Elsie Triplett returns from Winchester to care for her mother as L S Triplett is ill. Paul Richard buys a new V eight Ford truck.
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Mountain Falls
E. C. Oates
L. C. Oates
Forest Glen
E. C Hulver
Paul Anderson
Lillie Mae
Frederick
Floyd Hulver
Dorothy Mullinix
Mt. Airy
C. H. Barr
L. E. White
Nellie Lockhart
Washington, D. C
Philip Ricard
Mary E. Long
Udell
Reuben Hulver
A. B. Fauver
Mt. Williams
L. S. Triplett
Elsie Triplett
Winchester
Paul Richard
Revival Revival Meeting in Gainesboro Churches
Evangelistic services begin May 29 and run through June 9 with Rev E W Doland of Augusta W Va as speaker each evening. Morning worship at Old Bethel 11 a m and church membership for revival attendees. Pine Grove and Red land Wesley Chapel hold morning services and youth sessions scheduled.
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Gainesboro Charge
C. F. Crowe
Old Bethel Church
Pine Grove— Church
E. W. Doland
Augusta
W. Va
Gainesboro
Redland
Wesley Chapel
Brucetown Church Announces Memorial and Festival
Brucetown memorial service for Rev W O Talbert at 11 a m with message and music. Flowers on graves in adjacent cemetery. Burnt Factory service at 8 p m led by Jean Du Vall. Brucetown Church hosts strawberry and ice cream festival Friday night June 2 starting 5 p m.
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Brucetown
W. O. Talbert
Burnt Factory
Jean Duvall
Young Peoples
Cedar Cliff Group Presbyterian Led by Julian Owen
Cedar Cliff Church School at 9 30 a m and evening worship at 7 45 p m with music by the Young People s Choir. Cedar Creek church School at 2 p m and afternoon worship at 2 45 p m. Mount Hope church School at 10 a m. Nineveh church School at 10 30 a m and morning worship at 11 a m.
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Cedar Cliff
Presbyterian
Julian T. Owen
Priday
Cedar Creek
Mount Hope
Nineveh
Rest Church Women Hold May Meeting in Rest
The Woman's Missionary Society met at Rest Church for the May gathering with most members present. Report from Alexandria annual meeting was unavailable due to illness. The note mentions several local social visits and guests from Winchester Hagerstown and Opequon areas.
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Rest
Woman's Missionary Society of Rest
Fielding
Alexandria
Sue Prince
LaRee Flowers
Wilma Sclack
F. C. Ridgeway
Turner Seneeadiver
Frank Snyder
Winchester
G. L. Snyder
Kenneth Smallwood
H. S. Moulden
June
Hagerstown Md
F. O. Moulden
Gore Brevities Amateur program at school auditorium
GORE VA May 26 The Boys Athletic Club will sponsor an amateur program Friday night in the school auditorium. Mrs D F Kern returned home from Intermont W Va where she visited her daughter Mrs L C Goode. Mr and Mrs Frank Hiese and others were guests of Mr and Mrs Fay Clemons. Mrs Orth sister of Mrs Garvin ill. Mrs S P Rhodes visiting father B K Bates in Dawson Pa for two weeks.
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Cave Giffin
St. Louis
M. C. Garvin
Orth
Garvin
S. P. Rhodes
B. K. Bates
Dawson, Pa
Galilee Church Notes Bible School and Services
Galilee Church of Christ in Wilbur A Reid's church publishes Bible School at 10 a.m. with Charles E McVay as superintendent and a communion service at 11 30 a.m. Rehearsals for Children's Day will occupy part of the Bible School period. all participants should attend promptly.
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Galilee Church OF Christ
Wilbur A. Reid
Charles E. McVay
Winchester A B Charge and Mt Pleasant church services
Winchester A B Charge minister WM B Obaugh schedules Sunday School at Mt Pleasant 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Rev George W Stover delivers message. Christian Endeavor 7 30 p.m. Pleasant Valley Sunday School 10 a.m. Endeavor 7 30 p.m. Worship 8 p.m. Red Bud Sunday School 2 p.m.
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Winchester
A. B
WM. B. Obaugh
Mt. Pleasant
George W. Stover
Christian Endeavor
Pleasant Valley
Ridgeway Circuit M E Church Services Including Sermon
Paynes Chapel church school at 10:00 and sermon by Pastor at 11:00. Young Peoples Service at 8:00. Gerrardstown church school at 10:00 Epworth League at 7:00 with music by the Young People's choir and sermon at 7:30.
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Ridgeway Circuit
M. E. Church
South
G. H. Fielding
Paynes Chapel
Young Peoples
Gerrardstown
Epworth League
Young People’s
Disciples of Christ Rural Charge Services
J S Goode ministers this rural charge with Woodrow and Sandy Ridge congregations. Bible School at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m at Woodrow. Sandy Ridge hosts Bible School at 10 a m and evening worship at 8 p m with communion at these services.
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Disciples OF Christ
Rural Charge
J. S. Goode
Woodrow
Sandy Ridge
Community News Notes From Local Homes and Visits
Families and friends from Alexandria and Washington visited area homes over the weekend. Local gatherings included Ruth Larrick with her parents, and several residents hosting and attending memorial services and a May Dramatic Club program planning meeting. A planned May 30 program and a May 27 hike were announced for Gore community youth.
Former Winchester Boys Featured in Patrol Show at Washington Monument
The national capital schoolboy patrol show at the Washington Monument base showcased two former Winchester boys whose photographs appeared in a Washington paper.
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Washington Monument
National Capital
Washington
Winchester
Boy and George Barr Captured In Photo Parade
The image shows Morris Koltz and George Barr, sons of Morris Koltz and George R. Barr, both of Alexandria Virginia. Their grandparents are Mrs. J. Mack Noonan and Mrs. C. Lee Barr of this city. The cameraman waited until the children posed with wide eyes for the shot.
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Morris
Morris Koltz
Alexandria
George Barr
George R. Barr
J. Mack Noonan
C. Lee Barr
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