Religious conference outlines church survey and outreach plans
The address urged grouping churches into pastorates and prioritizing pastoral calls over fees. Members should share in survey findings to form community tailored programs. Officers were elected and Linville named as the reunion site, with Women’s Missionary and Endeavor groups featured in closing ceremonies.
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Sycran Beyth
UDS
Linville
Yee Wa Netted
Super Ry
Wlite
Roy “Woman’s Society of Young Peo
Manile Sumaening
Eee Pebiorti
Ieee “Endeavor
Ny Leet
Ahtya
Hie
Courltry
Chiireti. SK
Miss Dechert Hosts Bridge Tea for Lynchburg Guest
Miss Louise Dechert entertained sixteen guests at a bridge party Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 o clock at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs D O Dechert 714 South Main Street in honor of Miss Bessie Graves of Lynchburg visiting Miss Elizabeth Haas The event brought together friends from the neighborhood and marked a social afternoon.
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Miss Dechert
Louise Dechert
Bridge
D. ‘O. Dechert
South Main Street
Bessie Graves
Lynchburg
Elizabeth Haas
Party at Lynwood Honors Walker Family Gathering
Thursday night at Lynwood home of Luther V Walker a party hosted by his son James Walker featured games and refreshments. Attendees include Margaret Miller Bernice Good Frances Dinsmore Pauline Alexander Violet Pullen Lucy Edith Lewis Daisy Lipes Margaret Lewis Virginia Lipes Betty Kemper Mary Hopkins Maude Kemper Sam Lewis Jr John Luther James Walker Roy Cram Sheldon Kaylor Bennie Good Herman Scott Harry Prite Miller Elmo Dinsmore Ernest Rogers and Mr Mrs Luther V Walker of Lynwood plus guests from Port Republic Lynchburg and Grottoes.
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Lynwood
Luther V. Walker
James Walker
Margaret Miller
Bernice Good
Frances Dinsmore
Pauline Alexander
Port Republic
Violet Pullen
Lynchburg
Lucy and
Edith Lewis
Louisville
Daisy Lipes
Margaret Lewis
Virginia Lipes
Betty Kemper
Mary Hopkins
Maude Kemper
Sam Lewis, Jr
John Luther
Roy Cram
Sheldon Kaylor
Grottoes
Bennie Good
Herman ‘Scott
Harry Prite Miller
Elmo Dinsmore
Ernest Rogers
Petrie Family Reunion Held in Alabama Home
At J. M. Petrie’s home near Oneonta Alabama a large family reunion was held on Sunday August 9 with all children present except Goldie Stuck of Garden Grove California. A nearby gathering occurred Saturday at A. B. Dunn’s home, with many relatives from Virginia and local Alabama residents attending.
Motor trip to Brock's Gap Camp Visit
Mr and Mrs Arthur Rhinehart and daughters Miseos Elizabeth and Dorothy of Brooklyn Iowa. Mr and Mrs John Simmers and son Stanley and Miss Katherine Baxter of near Edaville. Mr and Mrs Churtes Simmers of near Lacey Spring motor to Brenyneman's Spring in Brock s Gap and visited the camp of the Bo fat Gan Rock. The day was spent in taking pictures with them.
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Gap Rock
Arthur Rhinehart
Miseos Elizabeth
Dorothy
Brooklyn
Iowa
John Simmers
Stanley
Katherine Iaxter
Edaville
Churtes Simmers
Lacey Spring
Brenyneman’s Spring
Brocks Gap
Bo Fat Gan Rock
Pich
Obituary Notes Laura Warthen Dies at 70 in Luray
Mrs. Laura W. Warthen wife of George W. Warthen of Luray died at her daughter Mrs C G Mason's home in Luray in her 70th year She was a Methodist and survived by her husband two sons Charles Warthen of Lynchburg and Warthen of Danville as well as daughters Miss Louise Moore of Luray and others The Grove Hill Farmer Club held its annual meeting electing C W Louderback as president and other officers along with a listed board of members.
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Daily News-Record
Luray
Laura W. Warthen
George W. Warthen
Warthen
Gord
Methodist Church
Grove Hill Farmer Club
Grove Hill
C. W. Louderback
W. Kite
D. D. Kite
C. A. Shuler
J. C. Kite
Grover Koontz
Herbert McDaniel
Personal notices of travels and visits across several states
Local social column lists Mr and Mrs Carl Wiseman traveling to Roanoke to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Sam Dean and son Billie return to Washington from Mount Sinai. Viola Frances Gaines and sister depart Collicello street for Greensboro NC. Mildred B Fink of The Hat Shop goes on business trip to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Minor Lineweaver and two children visit Harrisonburg area for ten days. C W Cadwallader family and others shop in Harrisonburg. Lillie Huffman returns from Lacey Spring. Amos Klotz of Staunton spending weekend with city relatives. Lee Warren Slammer visits from Camp Shenandoah. S L Montgomery with son and daughter-in-law from Detroit. Trip by automobile.
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Carl Wiseman
Roanoke
Sam Dean
Billie
Washington
William Shifflet
Mount Sinai
Viola
Wisie
Frances Gaines
John Gaines
Collicellio Street
The
Southern
Greensboro
N. C
Mildred B. Fink
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Minor Lineweaver
Jonestown
D. M. Weisel
Collicello Street
J. D. Lineweaver
Mount Crawford
C. W. Cadwall
Lee Warren Slammer
Camp Shenandoah
C. A. Hammer
Franklin Street
S. L. Montgomery
Weston
W. Va
Russell T. Moors
Detroit
Midshire
William Liskey
Harrisonburg
Paris Dress Uses Plain and Plaid Crepe De Chine
Daily Fashion Hunt Paris presents a frock in plain white and black and white plaid crepe de Chine. The tunic in white with plaid silk hem creates a striking look. Medium size requires 4 yards of 36 inch plaid and 1 3/4 yards of 36 inch plain crepe. Pictorial Review Dress No 2518, sizes 16–20 years and 34–46 inches bust, price 45 cents.
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Paris
Pictorial Review
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonics Advertised in 60c Claim
An old advertisement touts Grove’s Tasteless Chill as restoring color and strength. It emphasizes a quick uplifting tonic effect and claims a hungry appetite, urging readers to buy the 60 cent bottle.
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Grove
Minute Men Aim to Expand Across Nation
The Rocky Mountain News reports that the Minute Men of America, formed by former Ku Klux Klan members in Colorado, plan to expand nationwide and organize chapters across the country.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountain News Today
Minute Men of America
Ku Klux Klan
Dissenting Klan Factions Face Litigation Outcome
The article outlines factional splits within the Klan, detailing disputes over property once owned by the Invisible Empire. It notes actions in Atlanta and ongoing litigation with Minute Men, highlighting reorganizations and withdrawals by local klans as a result.
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Jétahé
Camphor Eye Wash Promises Quick Relief
Local drug firm L. H. Ott Drug Co promotes Lavoptik eye wash using camphor hazel hydrastis and related ingredients. Claims a simple bottle aids sore weak or strained eyes and offers a free aluminum eye cup with purchase.
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L. H. Ott Drug Co
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