Funeral Service for William Miller Johnson
Obituary notes William Miller Johnson who died Monday. A service is set for Friday at 1 p.m. at Cartwright Funeral Home with Reverend Thomas Proctor and Reverend Newton Turner officiating. Burial will follow in the National Cemetery. Pallbearers named: George Monroe George Davenport Henry Lo Franklin Harris Mitchell Burks Sinclair Beamer.Viewing Thursday from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Cartwright Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Miller Johnson
Cartwright Funeral Home
Thomas Proctor
Royal
Newton Turner
National Cemetery
George Monroe
George Davenport
Henry Lo Franklin Harris
Mitchell Burks
Sinclair Beamer
Mrs Mary Katherine Smallwood 78 Dies in City Home
Mrs Mary Katherine Smallwood widow of Albert E Smallwood died at 205 East Baker Street at 2 30 pm yesterday. Born November 28 1878 in Frederick County she was a daughter of Charles M and Mariah E Ritter. She married Mr Smallwood in April 1895. She was a Greenwood Methodist Church member and the first surviving member of seven. Survived by son Douglas Smallwood daughter Mrs Virginia McIntyre six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Katherine Smallwood
Albert E Slwood
E. Baker St
Frederick County
Charles M
Mariah E. Fuller Ritter
Smallwood
Greenwood Methodist Church
Douglas Smallwood
Virginia MclIntyre
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Katherine Smallwood Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Katherine Smallwood are scheduled Friday at 1 50 p m at Jones Funeral Home Inc. The notice lists Jones Funeral Home as the arranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Katherine Smallwood
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Tractor Trailer Fire Reported on Boscawen Street
Firefighters were called at 12 50 pm to the Farm Bureau on Boscawen Street where a tractor trailer owned by William H Webb of Arlington was found with brakes on fire. The blaze was extinguished with extinguishers before fire units arrived and no damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Boscawen St
William H. Webb
Arlington
Faubus and Eisenhower clash over school desegregation plan
The White House and Arkansas Governor Faubus dispute wording on removing federal troops from Little Rock Central High. Eisenhower insists the 101st Airborne stays, while Faubus deflects on guaranteeing Negro students' safety, citing federal responsibility. Governors Clement Collins McKeldin Hodges advised prior to Faubus’ rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Faubus
Cental High School
101St Airborne Infantry Division
Central High
Little Rock
Arkansas National Guard
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Leroy Collins
Florida
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
School Chairperson Sees Unease as Nine Negro Students Arrive
The committee chairman presided as nine Black students attended classes amid shouts and hoots from peers but no disorder occurred.
Governors clash over Little Rock crisis plan
Eisenhower rejects Faubus wording and reiterates federal surveillance while the Arkansas governor shifts wording. North Carolina's Hodges and Tennessee's Clement urge quick settlement as McKeldin and Collins flag missteps in Faubus statement. White House objected to the phrase “by me” added to the pledge to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Southern Governors’ Conference
Faubus
Little Rock
Arkansas National Guard
Governors’ Committee
Arkansas
United States District Court
United States
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Frank Clement
Tennessee
NBC
Florida
Leroy Collins
Maryland
Theodore McKeldin
White House
Paubus
Hodges
Clement
McKeldin
Annapolis
Secretary of Defense
Paulius
Governors of the Southern Conference Push for Federal Force Withdrawal
The speaker commends Southern Conference governors for their cooperative meeting. He urges continued federal and state effort to withdraw federal forces from Little Rock and to ensure orderly enforcement of the District Court's orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Conference
Little Rock
District Court
Two Coffee Roasters Cut Wholesale Prices
Two leading coffee roasters in New York cut wholesale prices by two to three cents per pound. General Foods lowered Maxwell House Sanka and regular ground coffees by three cents, and Yuban Bliss by two. Standard Brands reduced Chase & Sanborn by three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Foods Corp
Maxwell House
Sanka
Bliss
Standard Brands Inc
Chase & Sanborn
General Foods
Lanka
Wires Rub Together Cause Minor Fire
A small electrical fire at the southwest corner of Braddock and Piccadilly Streets was contained after power utility crews cut the current. Fire officials attributed the blaze to two wires rubbing on a utility pole in front of the Elks Club. no serious damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock and
Piccadilly Sts
Rouss, Sarah Zane and
Friendship
Northern Virginia Power Company
William Godenour
Elks Club
Methodists to Hold Audio-Visual Institute Thursday
The Winchester District Methodists host an Audio-Visual Institute at Strasburg Methodist Church with afternoon and evening sessions starting at 2 30 and 7 30. Sponsored by TRAFCO Virginia Conference Television Radio and Film Commission, sessions begin with worship followed by TRAFCO and Television Ministry presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist of
Winchester
Strasburg Methodist Church
Virginia Conference Televison, Radio and Film Commission
Trafco
Jurors report deadlock and bribery rumor at trial
Foreman said the jury was 7 to 5 and no verdict seemed possible. Juror LaGuerre Drouet disclosed a bribery rumor discussed by jurors, while others denied it or called it irresponsible. Deliberations since Sept 17 grew acrimonious with table pounding and fights over testimony before the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. McCulley
Herbert V. Walker
McCulley
LaGuerre Drouet
Drouet
Martha
Walker
AFL-CIO Officers To Address UAW Auxiliary Tomorrow
Two Virginia State AFL-CIO officers Harold B. Boyd and Julian F. Carper will speak at a URW Ladies Auxiliary Chapter 511 meeting at Teamsters Union Hall 215 N Cameron St tomorrow night. They will discuss the role of women in the coming gubernatorial election to all women members and female kin of Local 511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia State Afl-Cio
United Rubber Workers Ladies Auxiliary
Harold B. Boyd
Julian F. Carper
Teamsters’ Union
N. Camerron St
URW
Local Tea Company Group to Be Honored at Banquet
The Great American Tea Company local group will be honored as national sales winner in coffee and tea. The banquet at Lee-Jackson Restaurant starts at 6 p.m. G. C. Witham, general manager, will attend. A plaque will be awarded to M. W. Singer, local manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Great American Tea Company
Lee-Jackson
G. C. Witham
M. W. Singer
Yankees Pitch Top Half Quiet In Orioles Game
Yankees left with no runs and no hits through the top of the fourth as Howard lined out, Pafko snared Berra's fly, and Carey struck out. No runs, hits, or errors for either side so far.
Defensive Play Stalls Pafko in Quick Frame
The sequence features McDougald stopping Pafko and throwing him out. Covington singles before Crandall grounds to McDougald, who throws to Coleman to force Covington at second. Coleman's relay to first to double up Crandall is dropped by Howard. Spahn walks. Carey fields Schoendienst and forces Crandall at third. No runs, one hit, one error, two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDougald
Pafko
Covington
Crandall
Coleman
Howard
Spahn
Carey
Schoendienst
Yankees vs Braves Cubs? Noted baseball play by play incl Coleman Spahn Johnson
In a back and forth game summary, Coleman singles, Spahn defends, Adcock and Ford make outs, Bauer doubles driving in Coleman, Logan and Mathews walk. Berra, Carey drive in runs, Johnson relieves Spahn, two more runs score. Covington doubles, Schoendienst drives in, Logan bats out.
World Series memory of Braves versus Yankees highlights
Seventh inning moments feature Don McMahon on the mound for Atlanta, Schoendienst catching Ford, Bauer and McDougald striking out, Carey fielding Mathews bunt and tagging him out, Aarn catching MecDougald, and McDougald retiring Adcock on a grounder.
Mantle and Berra Sparkled as Braves Beat Yankees
Mantle singled and Berra also connected as Frank Torre replaced Adcock at first base. Ciliis struck out and Mantle was doubled up on Cran dall's throw to Logan. Carey walked and Mathews threw out Coleman. No runs, two hits, no errors, two left.
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Coleman
Spahn
Kubek
Adcock
Logan
Ford
Roller
Bauer
McDougald
Mathews
Aaron
Howard
Pafko
Mantle
Berra
Carey
Ernie Johnson
Johnson
Joe Collins
Yankees
Covington
Crandall
Vernal Jones
Schoendienst
Frank Torre
Braves
Ciliis
Spahn's rough outing sinks Braves against Yankees
Milwaukee 15 New York 9 in a rough game as Spahn yields runs in the later innings. Johnson McMahon Crandall Ford and Berra contribute for New York while Mantle tracks two baserunners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
New York
Spahn
Johnson
McMahon
Crandall
Ford
Berra
L—Spahn
Matoaka High Faces Recess Edging Toward Integration
Demonstrations against school integration continued at Matoaka High and Hemphill Capels in McDowell County in a pattern of recent protests. State troopers and local police maintained order while four Negro students at Hemphill Capels returned to class after noon recess, and Welch High School saw a brief anti integration protest that was halted by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matoaka
Matoaka High
Hemphill-Capels
McDowell County
Welch
Welch High School
Hemphill- Capels
Hazen Fair
R. Virgil Rohrbough
Rohrbough
Hoffa wins as Teamsters elect new officers at convention
Hoffa appeared atop the rostrum and raised Beck's hand after Warren's court ruling. Delegates cheered and hurled paper in a personal ovation, while M. W. Miller of Dallas hailed the election as secured, marking the convention's sole bright moment amid a dull day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of Appeals
Dist
F. Dickinson Letts
Teamsters
Beck
Warren
Hoffa
M. W. Miller
Dallas
Virginia Hereford and estate auctions listed in Oct sales
A series of auctions in Virginia during October lists sales by the Virginia Hereford Association at Circle M Farms Elkton and estates in Berryville Clarke County and Star Tannery plus equ ipment and antiques at Round Hill Culpeper and Winchester area sales. Auctioneers include G B Simmerman Jr W D Orndorff Morris Fannon J B Hudson E T Snider Dennis T Cole and others with sale times from Oct 4 to Oct 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hereford Association
Circle M Farms
Elkton
G. B. Simmerman, Jr
James C. Royston
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
W. D Orndorff
Fellsworth Farm
Round Hill
Virginia
Morris Fannon
J. B. Hudson
Culpeper
Fair Grounds
Bladenbaker, Mayhugh and Hash
W.E Edwards
Prederick County Court House
Star Tannery
E. T. Snider
E. B Kimmell
Dennis T. Cole
W. E. Edwards
Pullman's Grocery
Clark McDonald
Winchester
Ste
Cavalier Farms
Luray
Aberdeen- Angus
W. Hugh Ownby Auction Co
Page Lee
W. D. Orndorff
Virginia Weather Today and Five Day Forecast
The Virginia forecast calls for fair conditions and cooler temperatures tonight with lows 42 to 48 in the west and north regions and 56 to 59 in the southeast. Thursday remains fair and cool. The five day outlook through October 7 shows near normal to slightly above temperatures, cooler Thursday, warmer weekend, a cooler Monday, and a small chance of rain totaling about one tenth of an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Rainfall totals and averages for a 44 year period
Rainfall data show none for the past 24 hours up to 8:30 a m and none for October to date. The 1957 rainfall to date is 22 46 inches. The average annual rainfall over 44 years is 33 99 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 46 include January 2 43 February 2 00 March 3 97 April 3 08 May 3 86 June 3 86 July 3 79 August 4 00 September 2 66 October 3 24 November 2 54 December 2 47.
Beekeeping Delegates Convene with Harold J. Clay Toast
Delegates meet tomorrow with Harold J. Clay as toastmaster. Joaquin Watkins of the American Beekeeping Federation addresses the morning Friday session. Other speakers include Florida Beekeeping, John D. H any, and Dr. Abrams. A panel on bulk comb honey pricing opens Friday afternoon followed by a business session and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Clay
Joaquin Watkins
American Beekeeping Federation
Florida Beekeeping
John D. Haynie
Farm Bureau
Raymond Ballenger
George J. Abrams
G. H. Cale, Jr
W. W Wicht
How's Your LQ Quiz Answers
Answers printed on page 4 list Philadelphia as the city for item one and Grover Cleveland as the president with his daughter Esther born September 9 1893 for item eight. Other entries name the Postmaster General milk bird the diamond an umpire and a medical operation for items two three four five six seven nine and ten respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
the Diamond
Grover Cleveland
Esther
53 050 Broilers Sold at Capon Valley Auction
A total of 53 050 broilers out of 58 050 offered in 20 lots was sold at the Capon Valley Area Poultry Auction yesterday. Prices ranged from 15 to 16 cents per pound with most at 16 to 16 1/2 cents. Beltsville turkeys averaged 24 cents per pound. Demand was fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Valley Area
Beltsville
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Johnson Service
Albert Smallwood
N. BraDdock St
Order of the Golden Rule
Dimension Lumber
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
Loy
Round Hill, Va
William J. Mann, JR
Bluemont
Methodists
Daniel H. Kerns
Frederick County Court House
J. Randolph Larrick
F. T. Snider
Afl-Cio
UAW
Don McMahon
Aarn
MecDougald
Pafka
Collins
E. Piccadilly St
AL Eet Ead
Green Chemical Company
Hunter's Moon
Philadelphia
Postmaster General's
Malachi
Milk
N. Cameron &T
Perry Engineering CO
Administrator's Sale
John Clark
Boyce
Millwood Pike
Pagebrook Farm
Carl S. Horner
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Shelter Building Fund
C. J. Brumback & Sons
Millers Hardware
N. Loudoun St
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