Deaths and Funerals C Maynard Snapp 73 Mount Williams
C Maynard Snapp 73 of Mount Williams died yesterday at Campbells Rest Home Mount Williams. He was born there to Mary Ann Lamp Snapp and the late Simon E Snapp and was a World War I veteran and retired Heinz employee. Surviving are eight siblings. Funeral services are planned at Jones Funeral Home with interment at St Pauls Lutheran and Lamps Methodist Cemeteries.
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C. Maynard’Snapp
Mount Williams
Campbells Rest
Mary Ann Lamp Snapp
Simon E. Snapp
Snapp
H. J. Heinz Company
Vernie C. Bucher
Vergie E. Snapp
Route 4
Death of G B Guthridge at University Hospital Charlottesville
G B Guthridge of Mountain Falls Route died yesterday at University Hospital Charlottesville after a short illness. Born in Brunswick Maryland, son of the late Edward and Ella Guthridge. His wife Audrey DeHaven survives. they married July 8 1942. He was a self employed striker and a Methodist Church member. Surviving are three children George L Guthridge Virginia Dave Guthridge and Thomas C Guthridge.
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George B. Guthridge
Mountain Falls
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Mr. Guthridge
Brunswick
Theate Edward
Ella Borden 'Guthridge
Audrey DeHaven
Guthridge
Methodist Church
George L. Guthridge
Virginia Dave Guthridge
Thomas C. Guthridge
Funeral services announced for George B Guthridge and C Maynard Snapp
Fort Mr. George B. Guthridge will have a private funeral service Friday at 1 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Mr C Maynard Snapp also has a service Friday at 3 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home Ince.
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George B. Guthridge
Martinsburg Veteran Wade Vincent Dies After Illness
Wade L Vincent 71 of Route 1 Martinsburg West Virginia died yesterday morning at Newton D Baker Hospital after five years illness. He was born in Warren County son of Isaac and Susan Henry Vincent a World War veteran and last member of his immediate family. Survived by three nieces and four nephews. Funeral arrangements set for Friday at 11 am at Jones Funeral Home with burial at National Cemetery honors by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123.
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Wade L. Vincent
Route 1
Martinsburg
W. Va
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Mr. Vincent
Warren County
Isaac
Susan Henry Vincent
Vincent
Cora Martin
Lena la Vecchia
Winchester
Goldie Carr
Baltimore
Newphews
Raymond Vincent
Charles Vincent
Giles Vincent
Hubert Vincent
Stephens City
George D. Jackson
Jones Funeral Home
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Tax cut bill clears early hurdle amid mixed Senate outlook
The Ways and Means Committee advances a tax cut bill with a Sept week floor vote likely Sept 26. Senate opposition looms as a civil rights filibuster could curtail hearings. Chairman Mills leads passage language urging balanced budgets and reduced public debt. Rep. Byrnes notes a cautious committee mood.
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House
Rules Committee
Ways and Means
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Dark
Congress
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Remodeling Creates Extra Home Value
Wood sliding glass doors add a decorative touch and can transform a room. They are ideal for enclosing a porch or breezeway, with weather-stripping of stainless steel and wool pile to seal out cold rain and dust. Insulating glass can be specified where required.
Migrants Sentenced in Beer Theft Case
Four migrant workers received 60 day suspended jail terms and were ordered to pay court fees after being convicted of stealing beer from an 8.& F. Distributing Co. truck on Commercial Street. A fifth person, Fionia A. Rawl of Berryville Virginia and Eustis Lake Florida, got 10 days suspended and $5.25 costs for purchased stolen property. Convictions by Municipal Court Judge Johny Rice followed Labor Day weekend theft involving Robert B. Jamson, 18, Waterboro South Carolina. Calvin J. Avery, 18, Winter Garden Florida. Norman E. Carter, 23, and Wilbert L. Marshall, 20, Eustis Florida. The four men reside at the Fairmont Avenue labor camp.
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Pang
Robert B. Jamson
Waterboro
S. C
Calvin J. Avery
Winter Garden
Fla
Norman E. Carter
Wilbert L. Marshall
Eustis
Fairmont Ave
Supreme Court to review Portsmouth Chesapeake annexation bid
The state supreme court agreed to review Portsmouth s unsuccessful attempt to annex 45 square miles into the new City of Chesapeake after the Norfolk County South Norfolk merger. Also in Virginia notes Reverend David Lee Sandridge departs Charlottesville for Richmond church duties. Agricultural Stabilization ballots due Oct 15 with petitions by Sept 17. stock offering 200 000 shares of Aileen Inc at 23 37 per share led by Goodbody Co. Plants near Monterey and Edinburgh design manufacture and distribute sport and canal wear for women and girls.
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Staunton
State Supreme Court
Portsmouth
Chesapeake
Norfolk County
South
Norfolk
Woodstock
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
ALCS
Richmond
Aileen, Inc
Goodbody and Co
New York
Aileen
Monterey
Edinburg
Byrnes tax cut plan hinges on deficit and spending limits
The proposal would cancel the second portion of the tax cut due January 1, 1965 unless two conditions are met. The current fiscal year deficit must not exceed 8 billion dollars and the President's budget for the next year must not exceed 98 billion dollars, roughly the 1964 level.
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Byrnes
Desegregation Tensions Flare at Birmingham Mobile Schools
At Ramsay High and Graymont Elementary in Birmingham and nearby Mobile desegregation drew crowds but remained largely peaceful. Police restrained disruptive groups while 857 Ramsay, 575 West End, and 116 Graymont students enrolled amid broader tensions as National States Rights activists promoted boycotts.
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Ramsay High
Graymont Elementary
Ramsay
Mobile
Charles Willcox
National States Rights Party
West End
Graymont
Board of Education
Birmingham
Tuskegee
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
National Guard
Kennedy
Jamie Moore
West End High School
Barnie M. Carmack Jr
David Stanley
Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Huntsville
Circus Comes to Boyce for One Day Benefit Show
Beers and Barnes Circus arrives in Boyce for a one day stand with two shows at 2 30 p m and 8 p m located across from the Boyce Fire Hall next to Greenway Service Station. The event features 25 trained animals and acts including Capt Willis and his educated seal Harold Barnes the wire artist Los Argentinas from South America and the Arias trapeze team. Proceeds go to the Boyce Fire Company.
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Lynwood Lanham
The
Fire Company
Beers
Barnes Circus
Boyce Fire Hall
Greenway
Willis
Seal
Harold Barnes
Los Argentinas
South America
Arias
Boyce Fire Co
Church says treaty a first pull back from nuclear war
Sen Frank Church discusses the Berlin confrontation and Cuban missile crisis, calling the treaty a preliminary step toward a safer world and warning against sliding into a destructive nuclear arms race. Secretary Rusk warns rejection harms peace prospects, while Gen Wheeler affirms no easing of military vigilance.
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Frank Church
D-Idaho
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Church
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Britain
Miami Beach
Dean Rusk
American Legion
Wheeler
Weather outlook for Virginia expects mixed skies
The report shows cloudiness tonight with lows in the high 50s to mid 60s and warmer, cloudier conditions for Thursday. A five day trend suggests temps about four degrees below normal with showers mainly Thursday and Thursday night.
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Winchester
Rainfall Totals and Averages for the Period
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a.m. today is none. September rainfall to date is 1 37 inches. The 1963 year to date rainfall is 23 98 inches. Average yearly rainfall over the last 50 years is 36 91 inches. Monthly averages over 50 years are listed for each month.
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C. Maynard Snapp
Mary Louise Steele
Lamps Methodist
G. B. Guthridge
Mr. Wade L. Vincent
Jones
Jones Funeral Home, Ince
Aed
Ul LD
Ways and
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Tel
Commerce Street
Annexation Review
David Lee Sandridge
Chamberlayne Baptist Church
Sandridge
University of Richmond
V. Allen Gaines
International Rotary
Brumback
N. Cameron
President’s Council On Physical Fitness
Washington
Advertising Council
Boyce
Circus
Russell
BUICK
Mercury
George
Virginia
Calif
St. Paul
New Orleans
Seattle
Tampa
Winnipeg
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Shade Equipment CO
Glaize & Bro
UC le
Firestone
Stensa
Bird
FFER
N. Braddock ST
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