Handley defeats Harrisonburg 28 to 7 for first loss
The Handley Judges beat Harrisonburg 28 to 7 at home, using a 64 yard pass play before halftime and two late touchdowns to seal the win. Handley’s Lewis starred with strong rushing and passing while Fitzwater and Garber provided key plays for the Streaks. Harrisonburg managed a single second quarter TD by Roller and Armentrout added the extra point.
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Handley
Harrisonburg High School
Harrisonburg
Roller
Fitzwater
Armentrout
Handley Band
Winchester
Lewis
White
Fitgwater
George Garber
Hyt
Lamb
Garber
la Rue
Boyce Edges Hedgesville To Hand West Virginians First Defeat
Boyce high school built a 26 8 halftime lead and held on to defeat Hedgesville 55 42. Weir scored six touchdowns for Boyce while Estep added two more and Hawkins contributed on extra points. McBee and Rickard led Hedgesville scoring.
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Boyce High School
Hedgesville
West Virginians
Boyce
Weir
Estep
Hawkins
McBee
Rickard
Loudoun Church of Christ to Host Revival
Nathan Williamson announces revival services at Loudoun St. Church of Christ starting Sunday October 20 with nightly meetings for two weeks except Sundays Evangelist Melvin Sparks of Elsmere Kentucky will lead the revival He trained at Cincinnati Bible Seminary and now serves at Elsmere Church of Christ Auditorium enlargement finished providing more seating and inviting the public to attend.
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Nathan Williamson
Loudoun St
Barrels Permit Home Service Laundry to Resume
State Briefs report Bluefield Home Service Laundry will operate normally after a barrel arrives with soap. In Norfolk, search resumes for two South Norfolk sportsmen believed drowned when a small boat exploded on the North River near Comstock.
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Bluefield
Norfolk
South Norfolk
North River
Comtock
Col W B Rodman Dies After Long Illness At 84
Col W B Rodman 84 a Norfolk attorney civic leader and churchman died at his home after a long illness. He was widely known in the community for his public service and legal work.
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Norfolk
W. B. Rodman
Berryville Routs Stonewall in 42 6 Victory
Berryville high school defeated Stonewall 42 to 6 in a 6-man football game. Clarke led early with a Locke 5 yard run and two point conversion, Feagans and Rex added scores, Tharp returned a punt 65 yards, and Locke finished with a late 5 yard score. Stonewall threatened late but stalled at Berryville's 5 yard line.
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Berryville High School
Stonewall
Clarke
Rebels
Hooker
Locke
Berryville
Stickles
Rexrode
Feagans
Feagan
McCarty
Tharp
Clarke County Lions Plan Winchester Stephens City Joint Meet
Clarke County Lions met at the Southern Cafe Berryville with President C O Dearmont. They voted to attend the Winchester Stephens City Joint Lions meeting October 22 at 7 PM in the Sarah Zane Fire Hall Winchester.
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Clarke County Lions
Southern Cafe
Berryville
C. O. Dearmont
Winchester-Stephens City
Sarah Zane Fire
Winchester
Stephens City Lions
John Hardesty
Dearmont
Portsmouth
Arthur Golightly
G. C. Sponseller
J. W. Olcott
Chile
George Grove
J. L. Allen
Clarke County
Farmville Man Held on Murder Charge in Double Death
Prince Edward County Sheriff James T. Clark said Walter Smith, 39, is jailed on a murder charge after the deaths of his wife Carrie Smith, 40, and their six week old daughter Wednesday night.
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Farmville
James T. Clark
Prince Edward County
Walter Smith
Carrie Smith
Bowling standings and scores from Winchester Major League
Rustic Tavern leads the league with 1461 team points as Garber's Ice Cream sits fourth. Individual high games include Jess Kiracofe 154 and Dick Renner 147, with Renner topping sets at 382 followed by Kiracofe 379 and McIlwee 379.
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Rustic Tavern
Royal Crown Cola
Garber's Ice Cream
Jess Kiracofe
Dick Renner
Gordon McIlwee
Jesse Kiracofe
Bowl League Scores Highlight Winchester Showdown
Ray mond Baker's Rustic Tavern five posted games 534 625 582 for a 1741 set to lead the Winchester Major League in a win over Eagles Club. Jesse Kiracore and son Artie added strong marks for Royal Crown Cola prevailing over Parkway Grocery. Garber Ice Cream edged Valley News in a tight series as Mickey Perry kept his league high average with a 373.
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Winchester
Rustic Tavern
Garber's
Royal Crown Cola
Perry Construction
Spe Valley News
Hershey
Eagles Club
Parkway Grocery
Royal Ice Cola
Raymond Baker
Garber Ice Cream
Father and Son
Jesse
Artie
Dick Renner
Dan Boone
Lando White
Renner
Royal Crowners
Parkway
Steward Pugh
Chick Curry
Red Baker
Royal Crown
Mickey Perry
Perry Construction Co
Perry
Lester Kelter
Edwin Clevenger
Garbers
Valley News
Gordon McKlwee
Lineburg
Bill Moore
Boyce Future Farmers Elect Officers For Year
The Boyce Chapter Future Farmers of America elected Garfield Oiler as president Harry Weir as vice president Sam Weaver as secretary Henry Hawkins as treasurer Philip Grim as reporter Charles Carroll as sentinel and J C Huffman as advisor for the coming year.
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Boyce Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Garfield Oiler
Harry Weir
Sam Weaver
Henry Hawkins
Philip Grim
Sentinel
Charles Carroll
J. C. Huffman
China outlook gloomy after three month survey
Dr. M Ther on Rankin executive secretary of the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention calls the political future of China gloomy after a three month survey of relief and rehabilitation needs. He sees no basis for cooperation between the Central China Government and the Communists, calling Communism more than a political party a rebel government.
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China
Richmond
M. Theron Rankin
Foreign Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Winchester and Frederick County Realty Transfers Listed
City and County transfers include Louise Greenawalt to Usry Yowell parcels on Euclid and Purcell Aves. Charles Myers receives 811 S Cameron St dwelling. Other deeds cover faults in Middletown Stephens City and Bridgeport with sums, including 8 425 dollars and 750 dollar cons. Several parcels lie along Redstone Road U S Highway 522 Valley Pike and Marlboro Road within a 3 mile radius of Winchester.
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City of
Winchester
Whittier Ave
Louise Greenawalt
Usry
South Cameron and
Leicester Sts
Frederick County
Loring Pugh
Wilson W. Crouse
Redstone Road
Whitacre
Gainesboro
Raymond G. Edwards
Robert A. Nagley
C. C. Reynolds
Ralph
Sargent
Shawnee District
Valley Pike
Cornelia D. Smith
Harrison E. Lash
Main St
Middletown
Lynwood M. Poole
Paul Kerns
Eldridge M. Lemley
Warren L. Driver
Stephens City
Marlboro
Opequon
Gertrude L. Jacobs
Gustavia Haines
Bridgeport
Wrights Run
Cora B. Hardy
F. M. Kremer
Wrederick County
Bufflick Road
Franklin M. Kremer
J. C. Rayston
Millwood Pike
Sulphur Springs
Reese
John B. Lillis
Lacey
T. Corbin
Dicks Hollow Road
Chambersville
George Thos
Orndorff
Admi
Dorothy Dale Orndorff
Star Tannery
Harry Loring Cooper
Eben Catherine Cooper
Virginia Disciples of Christ elect leaders to mission group
A. L. Blake of Richmond will head the Virginia Christian Missionary Society of the Disciples of Christ in Virginia for the coming year. He was elected at the close of the 71st annual meeting, joining Rev. J. O. Helsabeck of Richmond as first vice president, Douglas C. Petty as second vice president, C. B. Beavers as recording secretary, H. T. Hubbard as treasurer, J. Malcolm Pace of Richmond as auditor.
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Bluefield
A. L. Blake
Richmond
Virginia Christian Missionary Society
Disciples of Christ
Virginia
J. O. Helsabeck
Douglas C. Petty
C. B. Beavers
H. T. Hubbard
J. Malcolm Pace
New Radio Station WSVS Planned for Blackstone Area
The call letters WSVS assigned to the Southern Virginia Broadcasting Corporation for a new 1000 watt radio station on 650 kilocycles. Studios will be in Blackstone and Farmville with operation expected in December.
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Crewe
WSVS
Southern Virginia Broadcasting Corporation
Blackstone
Farmville
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White Life
Sipe
Yuban
the Food Center
SEARS
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Udoun St
Shepherdstown
Hedgesvill
Loudoun
Col. Rodman
Stonewall High School
Le—Foley Lewis
Berlin
Cole RE
DeHaven Rexrode
Locke Stickles
Feagan Keckley
Ater
William Vee
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
Sherwin-Williams Paints
CHARM
Phil Spitalny
Columbia Broadcasting System
Northern Virginia Power Co
Songs of
J.A. Hotinger
Mutual Insurance
Leeae
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Snow
N. Loudoun St
Ligiee
Arap
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