Virginia Cancer Society picks new state commander
I M Hufford of Alexandria elected state commander of the Virginia division field army of the American Cancer Society. Other officers named for 1950 include Ed Phillips Richmond president Guy W Horsley Richmond vice president Llewellyn Miller Charlottesville treasurer and Dr George Cooper Jr University of Virginia medical director. Trustees include Harry F Byrd Ronald Wilson Winchester and Rose McDonald Skaggs Berryville. ACS director E P Lahman announced a $10 000 grant to the Medical College of Virginia for cancer research. The John Shelton Horsley memorial award was given to Mrs M Alexander former state commander.
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Ake I. M. Hufford Iexandria
Virginia
American Cancer Society
O. F. Ae Jr
Fredericks
Ed Phillips
Richmond
Guy W. Horsley
Llewellyn Miller
Charlottesville
George Cooper Jr
University of Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Ronald Wilson
Winchester
Rose McDonald Skaggs
Berryville
E. P. Lahman
Medical College of Virginia
John Shelton Horsley
M. Alexander
Field Army
Community Notes From High View and Nearby Towns
High View reports visitors for Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Williams and family in Steph ens City. The Williams hosted Sunday guests including Walter Affleck and Joe Carroll from Ramson West Virginia. Mrs. Marvin White remains in a thigh cast after a hip fracture five weeks ago.
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High View
Irvin Williams
Mary Cain
Stephens City
Marvin White
Lucien Brumback
Oren Snapp
Opequon
John . Bauserman
Earl Shiley
Audrey Harworth
Polly Henry
Reta Canfield
Douglas Hartley
Kernstown
Oene Fe
Irvin
Williams
Richmond
Walter Affleck
Brucetown
Joe Carroll
Ramson
W. Va
Thurman Ballenger
Ridgeway
Refuge
Amending the United Nations Charter
Article 108 outlines that amendments require a two thirds General Assembly vote and ratification by two thirds of UN members including all five permanent Security Council members. No charter changes have ever been adopted to date.
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United Nations
General Assembly
U. N
Security Council
Meeting to Explain Local Food Drive for Overseas Aid
Rev John E Oliver announced a 7:30 p m meeting to explain a local effort collecting food for overseas relief. The drive aims to aid orphans and the needy regardless of race or creed and invites public attendance.
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Tomor
John E. Oliver
Middleton News Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Washington resident W C Andrews spent weekend with son Curtis Andrews. Mr and Mrs Albert Shaver hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs B E Rogers. Rev Roane held final services in the circuit. Jean Baker led Grace church services as guest of Mr and Mrs Howard. George Grable and children visited C H Barrs. William Gerrard of Winchester and Harrisonburg travels for work visited on Monday. Mark Sperry of Washington spent Sunday with parents Trone Sperry and Mrs H S Roane. New pastor Rev J S Peebles expected today. Jacobson of Winchester bought the Smith property on Main St. Frederick Kline of Washington had local remodeling. Robert Miller and family with Mrs Gordon Keith visited ill Maud Johnson in Front Royal. Rosseau Martin improving after basement fall. Cullers moved to Elliott Wright’s home on Main St.
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Howard
George Grable
Strasburg
C. H. Barr
William Gerrard
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Mark Sperry
Washington
Trone Sperry
Roane
Maud Johnson
Front Royal
Rosseau Martin
Cullers
Larrick
Church St
Elliott Wright
Main St
FASTEETH advertised as denture powder promise
An old advertisement touts Fasteeth alkaline denture powder to keep false teeth from slipping and smelling, claiming the product holds plates more firmly, prevents souring, and reduces denture odor. It urges readers to buy at drug stores.
Local family visits and church gathering in Slanesville
Slanesville residents report visits from Ward Taylor and family of Baltimore and from Olyn Grapes of Bear Delaware. The Happy Workers class of Mt. Union Christian church met at Dorothy Moreland’s home with many members noted. A science note states a moon rocket must reach 25 000 miles per hour to break Earth's gravity.
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Wilson Disney
Takoma Park
Olyn Grapes
Bear
Del
Glenn Heavner
Guy Kidwell
Attainet
Willis Hiett
Mt. Union Christian Church
Dorothy Moreland
Rcents
Mary Delphin
Nixon
Evelyn Northcraft
Edith Cowgill
Dorie Moreland
Moon
Birth and family notices fill Green Spring roundup
Mrs Evelyn Sargent returns home after caring for a parent in Winchester hospital. Delmar Saville couple welcomed a daughter born Saturday in Winchester hospital. Albert Luttrell and son Gary Lee join Lloyd Milburn and Roger Lee with visits and guests from Puffenburger Braithwaite Fiddler Luttrell and Hardy families. Wilson Whitacre visits Canter Milburn and others in the small community. The local shopper headline notes Winchester as a bargain city.
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Green Spring
Evelyn Sargent
Winchester Hospital
Delmar Saville
Albert Luttrell
Gary Lee
Lloyd Milburn
Roger Lee
Evan Harrison
Gertie Hardy
Gar Puffenburger
Ruby
Effie Braithwaite
Howard Fiddler
Russell
Howard Plotner
Margaret. Luttrell
Girtie Hardy
Wilson Whitacre
Canter Milburn
Seaport Morocco Crossword Clues Reveal Across Answers
Crossword prompts list seaport in Spain Morocco and many entries with clues for across and down. Includes clues like crust on wound fertile desert Roman garment and others, plus down clues such as endure or not difficult and chemistry oriented terms.
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Morocco
Desert
Okla
Rom
India
Egypt
Belgium
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Middletown
Slanesville
Ward Taylor
Baltimore
Ote Taylor
Paul Poland
Ienbeet
William Malcolm
Malcolm
Homer Hockman
Geraldine Loy
Elaine
Regina
Pauline Alkire
Eloise
Mabel McDonald
Nannie Alkie
Donnie
Fannie Allery
Mr. Kidwell
Orville Baker
Riouna
Richard Hudast
Castoria
Dobell
Ehhat Ei
Loudoun Street
Winslow
Graham Cough Ee
Maeda NO
Knapp Monarch Electric Steam
Pepsodent
Serutan
Ilam
Dean
Daily Crossword
Across. Seaport
Wee
Dona Mia Bouquet
Thompson
Thompsons
Advite
Westinghouse
Candy Soccizé
Delson’s
Merri
Brock
Sannin Uy Wnt
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