Bridgewater Deleville Alumni Luncheon Keeps Tradition Alive
Special to Daily News-Record Bridgewater June 6 Alumni from both nations attended an afternoon luncheon replacing the usual banquet. Dr. C. L. Miller presided, Hon. J A. Garber spoke, and P. Hylton outlined alumni duties. Officers were elected including D P Hylton as President and D Dove as First Vice President. Varsity and Alumni teams viewed, with the Alumni defeating the Varsity 6 to 2.
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Bridgewater
Bridgeer-Deleville
Salamoi
C. L. Miller
Associa Bong
Alumni Association
Lana
Y.g
Pident
D.P. Hylton
D. Dove
Williar
John
Wayland
D. W
J.d.miller
J. A. Rafter
College Viewed
Reeser Peer Res
Atami
Oline
Leaver
Glick
Will
L. Oupp
Ihe Huffman
P. ‘Shull
Long
Getting Somewhere Roanoke June 2 Shenandoah Valley appeal
In Roanoke at the Patrick Henry Hotel the writer extols Shenandoah Valley advertising and tourism. He cites Luray banker Berry on tourist dollars, Rotary Club talks on farming and hog prices, and praises Natural Bridge and Valley progress. He notes out-of-state plates bringing new money and urges regional towns to support a broader tourist campaign.
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Roanoke
Patrick Henry
Shenandoah Valley
Mill Mountain
Tinker’s Mountain
O. W. Trapp
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
America
Luray
Grand Old Valley
Rotary Club
Front Royal
Walter Carter
Dr. van Deusen
Blue Ridge
Natural Bridge Company
Natural Bridge
Advertising and Publicity Committee of
Shenandoah
Mr. Trapp
John C. Temple
Shenaminah Valley
Harry Byrd
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Phillies wallop Brooklyn Dodgers in lone major league game
Phillies explode for 15 runs on 21 hits at home, led by Chuck Klein with a 14th homer. Dodgers pitcher Lefty Heimach and teammates suffer heavy defeat as bats erupt early and late for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Shaute
Babe Phelps
Lefty Heimach
Chuck Klein
Brooklyn
Heimach
Shaute
Phelps
Picinich
Collins
Benge
V. Davis
Post Office rallies to tie Candy & Fruit in Twilight League
A six run fifth inning by the Post Office erased a 7-1 deficit and earned a 7-7 tie with Candy & Fruit in a six inning Twilight League game. Davis limited Post Office to two hits until the rally. Carr started for the Post Office and was relieved in the fourth. O'Donnell pitched well early for the Post Office. Twilight League standings show Shoe Factory 3-1, Candy & Fruit 4-2, Post Office 0-4, Bankers 1-3, Mechanics 1-4.
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Franklin
W. Va
Spring Creek
Franklin Independents
Lambert
Independents
C. Tumner
Tumner
Springs Creek
Franklin Abrhor
E. Vick
Grafton
Crigler
Raynes
Soule
Heltzel
Miller
Stover
Taylor
Wine
J. Turner
Post Office
Candy & Fruit
Davis
Knicely
Carr
O'Donnell
Il. Pet
Anniversary trivia and old word puzzle snippets
A fragmentary page note discusses language usage and a trivia prompt about pepper corn and cotton. It mentions an 1843 birthday of educator Susan Blow and includes a cryptic Q and A about pepper, corn growth, and cottons role in explosives.
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Susan Elisabeth Blow
The Garden for the Wedding Setting
Garden expert Dean Halliday advises using outdoor charm for June weddings. Build a greenery background to shield the ceremony from street view and use green aisles with smilax or asparagus ropes. A white wedding is possible against a green backdrop, with red rose accents for color.
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Dean Halliday
Central Press
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