Arcade Pontiac girls face two-area clubs in tonight’s doubleheader
Washington DC’s Arcade Pontiac girls’ team meets an All Star Church League squad at 7 PM then faces Republic Oil All Stars from Berryville at 8:30 PM in a local park doubleheader. A City League post season game between Royal Crown Cola and J W Arthur Insurance follows at 8 PM alongside a Winchester Lionettes versus Hershey Pints girls game at 7 PM.
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Arcade- Pontiac Girls
Washington, D. C
Invaders
Republic Oil All Stars
Berryville
Royal Crown Cola
J. W. Arthur Insurance Co
Winchester Lionettes
Hershey Pints
Rector to Be Instituted Here Tomorrow at Christ Church
The Rev William Henry Hanckel will be officially instituted as rector at 11 o clock the Episcopal Christ Church with Bishop Robert Fisher Gibson Jr presiding. Forty candidates will be confirmed, and the keys of the parish will be presented by W Nelson Page and Horace C Browne. The ceremony follows Bishop Gibson's sermon at the historic Winchester parish established 1744 as the oldest in America west of the Blue Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Hanckel
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert Fisher Gibson, Jr
Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Gibson
Mr. Hanckel
W. Nelson Page
Christ Church
Horace C. Browne
Charleston
S. C
Scarsdale
New York
Church of Saint James the Less
John
Tucker Lindsey
Jerri-Lee McCleary
Joan Clair McCormick
Anne St. John McKee
Margaret Shannon McMullen
Charles Godfrey Miller
Mary Lee Molden
Anne Stewart Peters
Dianne Stewart Peters
Janine Pratt
Douglas Grovered
George William Reed
Mary
Bruce Rhodes
Eugene Paul Sakers
Jeannette Baird Southard
William Stansbury Wheatley, Jr
Peggy Anne Wyndham
West Boscawen
South Washington Streets
Frederick
George Washington
Winchester
America
Blue Ridge Mountains
Hospital List Adds New Patients in Winchester
New admissions at Winchester Memorial Hospital include Mrs Lee E Fishel of Acorn Heights and Miss Philomena V Stultz of 365 Charles Street. Also listed are Mrs John H Pingley, Mrs Carl A Hott, Mrs Robert C Haines, Cpl Richard W Loritz, David Jackson Budd, Wallis Ann Snyder, Mrs George Mitchell, Mrs Donald Fansler, and Miss Nancy L Dodson with home towns in West Virginia and nearby towns in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lee E. Fishel
Cather Ave
Acorn Heights
Philomena V. Stultz
Charles St
John H. Pingley
Front Royal Road
Carl A. Hott
Shanks
W. Va
Robert C. Haines
Augusta
Richard W. Loritz
Pittsburgh
David Jackson Budd
Arthur Budd
Marshall
Wallis Ann Snyder
Wallace Snyder
Charles Town
George Mitchell
Front Royal
Donald Fansler
Lost City
Nancy L. Dodson
Stephens City
James Carpenter Dies at Residence
James William Carpenter retired Clarke County farmer died yesterday afternoon at his home 29 Glaize Ave. He was born in Boyce to the late Joseph and Mary Jane Carpenter and married to the late Mary Royston Carpenter. Survived by two sons Andrew R. Carpenter and James William Carpenter of Berryville, two daughters Mrs Louise Gregg and Mrs Dolly Hermansen of Winchester, four grandchildren, two sisters Mrs Florence Diffenderfer of Hagerstown and Mrs Albert Sager of Silver Spring, Md., and Mrs Stewart Carpenter of Hagerstown, with services set for 2:30 p m tomorrow from the parish chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Carpenter
Clarke County
Glaize Ave
Boyce
Joseph
Mary Jane Carpenter
Mary Royston Carpenter
Andrew R. Carpenter
Berryville
Louise Gregg
Dolly Hermansen
Winchester
Florence Diffenderfer
Hagerstown
Albert Sager
Silver Spring
Stewart Carpenter
Martinsburg Scout Council honors growth and leaders
The Martinsburg area Boy Scout council elected leaders from Winchester and surrounding districts and reported growth from 1,250 to 1,510 scouts. New units were added, leaders trained rose to 43 percent, and several boys earned ranks including three Eagle Scouts. Meeting noted facility needs at Camp Rock Enon with 364 camper weeks logged and a $22,450 operating budget.
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Inson
Strasburg
Shence
Harry Wilson
Front Royal
Two Rivers
C. Vernon Eddy
B. F. Arthur, Jr
E. B. Cooper
Burr P. Harrison
H. B. McCormac
John 8. Scully
Winchester
Horace C. Browne
W. Erle Edwards
Joseph F. Moore
Berryville
Douglas A. Cather
Star Scouts
Orie Jacobs
Charles Crim
Martinsburg
Enders Funeral Rites Held in Berryville
The service was conducted by the Rev. C. C. Bush of Marvin Chapel Methodist Church. Interment followed at Green Hill Cemetery with active pallbearers Woodrow Carpenter Earl Carpenter Franklin Carpenter Frank Spillman and Ernest Sinnelf. Honorary pallbearers were Henry Hughes George Hughes Rufus Bell and Leonard Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Enders
Berryville
Rev
C. C. Bush
Marvin Chapel Methodist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Woodrow Carpenter
Earl Carpenter
Franklin Carpenter
Frank Spillman
Ernest Sinneff
Henry Hughes
George Hughes
Rufus Bell
Leonard Bell
Pravda Reports Seoul in Serious Peril and Defenses Rising
A Pravda correspondent in Korea describes a very serious Seoul situation with barricades of cement rails and stones and pillboxes dotting the city. He notes United Nations troops have advanced toward northern Seoul while vows of defending every home surface. The dispatch accuses American forces of ruining buildings and seeks to portray the Han River crossings as failed attempts.
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Moscow
Pravda
Korea
Seoul
Communist Party
Sydhanedae
MacArthur
United Nations
People's Army
Halloween planning meeting with Winchester chamber
Representatives from more than a dozen organizations attend a 8 p.m. meeting at the George Wing ton Hotel to organize a Halloween evening for youngsters. Attendees include leaders from Winchester Schools the VFW American Legion Kiwanis Rotary Lions and others. C F Schenck chairs the chamber committee with assistants listed.
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Chamber of Commerce
George Wington
Garland Quarles
Winchester
Douglas Butter
VFW
Charles Zuckerman
American Legion
Carl Campbell
R. F. Lewis
Woman’s Civic League
Mildred Sowers
Virgil Strader
Kiwanis Club
Leon Slavin
Exchange Club
John Morgan
WMC
Susan Kabler
Quota Club
Charless Bass
Frederick County School Board
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester St&r
Rotary Club
Kirk Gaskins
Douglas School
J. Thomas Boyd
Lions Club
G. G. Baker
Ronald Wilson
C. F. Schenck
Chamber
Howard Melton
Marvin Gore
Ernest Pugh
Lamar Keen
Senate votes to override veto amid extended labor talks
The Senate rejected Mr. Truman's objections by 268 to 48, 63 votes over the two-thirds margin, threatening to delay adjournment until after the elections. Douglas faltered while arguing against the bill and then pledged to uphold the veto. Senator Murray prepared to vote for override, while Lucas indicated he would oppose breaking with the president but felt compelled.
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Truman
Congress
Senate
Lucas
Douglas
Murray
D-Mont
Seven Building Permits Issued in County
Seven building permits totaling 10 675 were issued by Commissioner of Revenue Earl Bailey. Notable projects include Gainesboro Methodist Church Parsonage alterations valued at 2 500, a three room cement block bungalow near Winchester, and a 725 trailer conversion to a 3 room frame house on Front Royal Rd. Also listed are a 2 000 two room cement block bungalow near Cedar Creek Grade, a 2 000 three room frame house near Nain, a 650 24 by 68 brick broader house in Stephens City, and a 2 000 four room bungalow near Bruce town on Brucetown Middleway Rd.
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Earl Bailey
Gainesboro Methodist Church
Sarah Josephine Hockman
Stephenson
Winchester
Berryville Pike
Hugh and
Ida Price
Route 1
Front Royal Rd
Clark Elwood
Mary G. Loy
Marlboro R
Middle Rd
Cedar Creek
Minor Corbin
Nain
Mill Rd
Tracy and
Gladys Fink
Stephens City Rt. 1
Elwood P
Margaret Payne
Rt. 2
Brucetown
Middleway
Anti Profits Bill To Be Discussed
The House Ways and Means Committee ordered public hearings starting November 15 on a tax bill to take the profit out of war. The bill would raise between 5 and 6 billion dollars as part of a Korea war cost defense program. The panel aims to have an excess profits bill ready when Congress ends its fall vacation on November 27.
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Washington
House
Ways and Mean
Korea
Congress
Trusman
Ways and Means Committee
Literal meaning of menu from Latin minutum
The word menu literally derives from the Latin minutum meaning small or minute detail.
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R.H.H. A
Marines Storm Seoul Perimeter as Reds Hold Fortress Line
U S Marines push from Yongdungpo toward Seoul with heavy shelling and bayonet fighting on the city outskirts. American units drive toward Kumchon and Suwon while the Seventh and First Cavalry divisions trap retreating Reds. MacArthur reports heavy Red casualties and thousands captured or killed in 24 hours.
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Seoul
Morin
Yongdungpo
Han
Yongdunpo
U. S. Seventh Division
Suwon
Seo
South Korea
U. S. First Cavalry
24Th
MacArthur
First Cavalry
Sangju
Naktong
U. S. 24Th Division
Kumchon
Turnips Contain Water Similar To Watermelons
A garden note explains turnips hold nearly as much water as watermelons, highlighting their high water content and refreshing quality for fresh eating and hydration.
Wounded Corporal Home on Leave
Corporal Harold E. Dyke, son of Mr and Mrs H J Dyke of Stephen son, wounded July 14, is on a 30 day furlough with his parents. He was a patient at St Albans Hospital in Long Island for three weeks and will report back to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Harold E. Dyke
H. J. Dyke
Stephenson
St. Albans Hospital
Long Island
N. Y
Fragmentary Note on Injured Soldier’s Arm
A fragmentary report notes an individual suffering an injury to the right arm from shrapnel. The source text is incomplete and lacks clear identification or context of the event.
Geysers Found Across Many Regions
Geysers occur in many volcanic regions with Iceland and Yellowstone noted as prominent sites. The term geyser comes from Icelandic meaning gusher or rager.
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Iceland
New Yellowstone National Park
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Vishinsky
U.N
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Waldorf-Astoria
E. Dewey
Jacob Malik
U.N. Security Council
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Malik
Internationa
WINC
James Carpenter
Archer
Columbia Broadcasting System
Northern Virginia Power CoOanette Mend
Pamase
Leggett
Winchester's Shopping Center
Grubbs
ARMY
Fort Campbell
11Th Airborne Infantry
Charles A. York, Jr
Charles E. Johnston
E. Piccadilly St
Burley S. McDaniel
Gore
York
Johnston
Wilbur R. Johnston
Reds
State Farm
U. S
Canada
Auto Life
Roy Ambrose
Loudoun
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Metropolitan Restaurant
Shenandoah
Smithfield
Asen
Chamber of Saat Dee
Travel Council
Valley
Winchester’s Shopping Center
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