Obituary of C Sloan Saville of Wauchula Florida
C Sloan Saville Route 1 Wauchula Florida died September 22 at 1 pm after a ten day hospital stay. Born in Hampshire County West Virginia he was the son of C E Saville and Mrs Saville of West Virginia. He lived in the area fourteen years and worked for the Rural Electrification Administration in Wauchula. Surviving are his wife Dorothy Manley Saville a son Carl Saville a sister Ruth Saville and four brothers Lynn Saville Rommey West Virginia Ray W Saville Jessup Maryland John D Saville 214 Fulton Street Cumberland Maryland and Ralph M Saville 418 Fairmont Avenue Winchester Virginia and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Monday at Coker Funeral Home Wauchula led by Jesse Sherwood formerly of Hampshire County. The body was taken to the Bartow Church for the 10 to 11 am lying in state Tuesday and burial followed at Lakeland Memorial Gardens Lakeland Florida.
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C. Sloan Saville
Route 1
Wauchula
Fla
Pases
Mr. Saville
Hampshire County
W. Va
C. E. Saville
E. W. Va
R.E.A
Doothy Manley Saville
Carl Saville
Ruth Saville
Lynn Saville
Rommey
Ray W. Saville
Jessup
John D. Saville
Fulton St
Cumberland
Ralph M. Saville
Fairmont Ave
Winchester
Coker
Jesse Sherwood
Bartow
Lakeland Memorial Gardens
Lakelard
Albanian diplomat Shtylla long active in world affairs
Born May 11, 1908 in Kortche, Shtylla joined Albanian guerrillas in World War II and pursued public service after the partisan era. He represented Albania at the 1946 UN conference and led the Albanian delegation to a 1948 WHO meeting in Geneva, later serving as foreign minister and ambassador to France.
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Iice
Kortche
Shtylla
Italy
U.N. Ith
New York
World Forum
Soviet Union
Albania
United Nations
Tirana
Albanian Delegation Votes Amid Soviet Bloc Rift
The assembly session has shown a split in the Communist camp with Albania taking a different voting pattern from the Soviet bloc on issues before the world body. The divergence marks a notable deviation in how Albanian and Soviet aligned delegations approach key resolutions.
Valachi Testimony Tells of La Cosa Nostra Plot and Kills
In a Senate hearing room Valachi described the Mafia network known as La Cosa Nostra. He said a $100000 bounty was placed on his head and named Genovese and Dioguardi as key figures. Valachi claimed warnings of a trap in prison and admitted killing a man he believed was sent to kill him. The hearing paused with Valachi to resume Tuesday.
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Senate
la Cosa Nostra
Mafia
Valachi
Genovese
Voetore
Velachi
Vito Agueci
Toronto
Canada
Buffalo
N.Y
Agueci
Valechi
New York
John
Johnny Dio
Strollo
Heat records top city and coast as heat wanes
Record temperatures soared with 107 then 109 degrees in the city and hotter coastal readings while desert areas stayed cooler. Officials expect cooling ocean breezes to reverse the heat surge. In a separate note, Southern California reported 12 at El Toro with cooling trends anticipated.
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California
el Toro
Los Angeles
McNAMARA reports progress and briefings in Vietnam
McNamara describes progress during two hours and forty five minutes of main briefings at Ca Mau and a one hour conference at Ben Tre. The combined American Vietnamese briefing was attended by Gen. Paul D. Harkins and top Vietnamese commanders. An aide noted the same pattern was maintained throughout.
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Ca Mau
Ben Tre
Paul D. Harkins
Kennedy arrives in Next Park amid ash cloud and hopeful crowd
President Kennedy lands Friday night in a volcanic ash plume carried by the presidential helicopter. He travels from Tacoma to Redding and notes the Rogue River project while dodging crowds and enduring 100 degree heat.
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Lassen
Kennedy
Tacoma
Wash
Redding
Calif
Oregon Seashore Dunes
Rogue River
Congress
Secret Service
Winchester JCC Leads Chest Information Section
The Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce heads the Information Section for the upcoming Community Chest Campaign under Strother Shiey. Jim Butcher chairs the Red Feather Parade with Ken Parson and Bob Cooper in key roles. other volunteers include Tom Beaver, Frank M Tefferson, Clyde A Johnson, John Reid, and Bob Miller. Don Homar leads the Red Feather Supper with Carter Kellas handling advertising and church cooperation. Mitchell Knight chairs another group handling bumper strip distribution window cards displays stenils and street thermometers.
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Community Chest
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Community Chest Campaign
Jim Butcher
Strother Shiley
Carter Kellas
Mitchell Knight
Donnie Homar
Strother Shiey
Red Feather
Ken Parson
Bob Cooper
Official Cars
Tom Beaver
Walking
Frank M. Tefferson
Mounted Units
Clyde A. Johnson
Mobil
John Reid
Bob Miller
Don Homar
Front Royal Council Sets Routine Meeting Agenda
Front Royal Town Council plans a routine session Monday evening with the fourth and final reading on an ordinance about using town property for electrical and telephone lines. Other items include proclaiming National Chamber of Commerce Week October 6 to 12 and authorizing Malcolm B. Seawell to represent the council on grain rate matters before the ICC. The council also considers steps to acquire the remaining parcel of land on new Rt. 522 and designating an unnamed street to the radio station as a one way.
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Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber of Commerce
Malcolm B. Seawell
ICC
New
Bloodhounds Trace Line to Norman Stag-Hunting Hounds
The bloodhound breed traces its origins to stag-hunting hounds brought to England by Norman conquerors in the 11th century.
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England
Barkmill Theatre Rehearses Two Act Comedy
Bark Mill Theater in Winchester previews The Pleasure of His Company a two act comedy by Samuel Taylor and Cornelia Otis Skinner. Rehearsals run next week with staff roles listed and a cast headed by Eloise Strader as director and Dr Victor Albright and Dot Albright among announced players. Tickets at Shenval Music Store and O Connell Air Conditioning.
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Bark Mill Theater
Winchester
Little Theater
Samuel Taylor
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Patsy O'Connell
Gloria Biddle
Dot Grove
Helen _ Surface
Mary Lou Sprint
Helen Adams
Laura Stealey
Olive Crosby
Susan Good
David Maul
Wolfgang Schmeller
Mack Headley
Barry Wickman
Jeanne Milton
Barbara Widberly
Bobbie Conrad
Peggy Lee
Tonie Beavers
Harrington Smith
Bill Madigan
Jane Rush
Pat Boxwell
Glynelle Headley
Veda Headley
Eugenia Evans
Kit Goode
Frances Miller
Jean Williams
Pat Randolph
Eloise Strader
Victor Albright
Bob Rush
Ruth Headley
Dot Albright
Vincent Catarella
Irvan O’connell
Jim Miller
Shenval Music Store
O’connell
Rev W S Johnson to Speak at Zion Baptist Berryville
The Rev W S Johnson of Betheny Memorial Methodist Church Leesville will speak at Zion Baptist Berryville tomorrow at 6 p.m. DST. The service is sponsored by the Missionary Circle.
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W. S. Johnson
Betheny Memorial Methodist Church
Leesville
Zion Baptist Church
Berryville
The
Missionary Circle
Answers to trivia prompts from historical quiz
The list provides ten items with concise answers: fungi, 50 miles, Saul, one third, William Tecumseh Sherman, head, Massachusetts, criteria, horse, elbow grease.
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William Tecumseh Sherman
Massachusetts
Weather Summary for Virginia Today and Outlook
Mostly sunny today with a high near 80. Tonight becomes partly cloudy and cooler. Sunday remains mostly cloudy with a high around 69. Monday's outlook calls for partly cloudy and cool conditions. Rainfall in the past 24 hours ended 8:30 a.m. none. Cumulative rainfall figures are given for September and 1963 along with 50 year averages.
King Warns Birmingham To Meet Demands
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. warned Birmingham Alabama that demonstrations will resume in the next few days unless city leaders meet four civil rights demands. He spoke at a Southern Christian Leadership Conference gathering in Richmond Virginia noting good faith negotiations a public declaration to end segregation state troopers removal Negro police hiring and a boycott on Birmingham produced goods and firms. Rep Adam Powell urged King to lead a national black revolution calling him the No 1 man in the United States.
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Associated Pres
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Ala
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Richmond
United States
Firemen Called Twice Within 6 Hour Period
City firemen were summoned twice within six hours last night and today but no serious blaze occurred. Volunteers Reuss and Sarah Zane helped extinguish a small fire in a wiring issue of an automobile on North Loudoun Street around 7:30 p.m. Chief Bernard led the effort.
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Reuss
Sarah Zane
N. Loudoun St
Bernard
New Member Voted Into Local Travel Order
The Handley Council No. 364 United Commercial Travelers of America voted Homer P. Lofton into the Order at its monthly meeting held at the Elks Lodge. Seven members received obligations: Joshua Place Edward Place John Ramey Robert Whitacre Willard Conner Orile Willey Jr Russell Malon. A steak dinner promo is set for Oct 19 at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant with talks after. Contact Randolph Gallint at MO 2 7717 for tickets.
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Handley Council
United Commercial Travelers of America
Elks Lodge
Homer P. Lofton
Joshua Place
Edward Place
John Ramey
Robert Whitacre
Willard Conner
Or.eile Willey, Jr
Russell Malon
Woods Blaze Extinguished on Paris Mountain
A 3:45 p.m. woods fire seven miles east of here on Paris Mountain along Route 50 burned 200 square feet on Mrs. Shirley Willis property. Boyce Company and John H. Enders Fire Co. crews fought the blaze. no major damage reported and control was established before the Berryville units arrived.
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BOYCE
Here
Paris
Rt. 50
Lynwood Lanham
Boyce Company
Shirley Willis
Lanham
John H. Enders Fire Co
Bele
Berryville
Boycy Company
Fire causes heavy wiring damage at Tip Top Pizza Shop
Groves reported heavy damage to electrical wires in a vehicle operated by Chipper Guinn after a nighttime alarm at Tip Top Pizza Shop. Firemen found no real blaze but a fluorescent light overheated, with Friendship and Sarah Zane responding at 1 a.m.
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Groves
Chipper Guinn
Friendship
Sarah Zane
Tip Top
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