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Ruey, Marshall, frying pan; Catherine Paul, Manassas Park, punch bowl; Edie Mae Hackley, Amissville, Mixer; Dorothy Moss, Amissville, steam iron; Woodrow Coughliq, Castleton, portrait by Davis Studio; Wanda Heflin, Amissville, utility table; Russell Shaw, Amissville, grill; E. R. Smith, Jr., Amissville, tool box; Dor o t hy r T ho m pson, Castleton, basket broil ing. Shirley Bawkey, Rixeyville/ cake box; Jannett Walther, Amissville, smoker. Miss Judie Poling was the victor in the carnival queen contest, over eight other contestants. She was crowned by Capt. L. B. Stuart, U. S. N. Ret. and presented a bouquet of red roses. Misses Peggy Stringfellow and Brenda Hackley were runners-up. A complete count of receipts was not available but it is estimated the gross is well over $11,000.
Misses Stambaugh Attend Natl. Mission Conference
Green Lake. Wisconsin — Miss Josephine and Anna May Stambaugh of Washington, Va. are among the 414 persons participating in the 1964 National Missions Conference, August 8-15, at the American Baptist Assembly, Green Lake* Wisonsin. I
Initiating the conference Sun.' day was the ground breaking ceremony for the new foreign missions building.
Mission study themes for the week are “The Church’s Mission Among New Nations” and Spanish Americans.” Seminars are being conducted on both foreign and home mission themes dealing with education : in the congregation, present’ ing programs to the communi ‘ ty, and the congregation and ' race relations. s Dr. David F. Stowe, execu3 tive secretary, Division of 1 Foreign Missions, National 3 Council of Churches, is presenting a daily Bible study and ’ Vespers are being conducted > each evening by various miss ! ionaries. ■ This conference is designed ! to provide inspiration and ! training for ministers, chais '* men of schools of mission, * youth and youth leaders. Dr. > Dorothy Bucklin is conference coordinator, with the American Baptist Home Mission So■ cieties and the American Bap■ tist Foreign Mission Societies as co-sponsors.
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