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Harrisonburg Daily News Record

Location

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1933

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Virginia Baptist Mission Board to Hold Massanetta Assembly

The Virginia Baptist Board of Missions and Education will hold its summer assembly at Massanetta Springs from August 1 to 6, moving from Bristol after 19 years at Virginia Intermont College. The event will feature Dr Finley Williamson and other notable Virginia voices, with identical programming minus the Bristol musical segment.

Virginia Baptist Board of Missions and Education Massanetta Springs Virginia Intermont College Bristol Baptist Mission Board Massanetta Finley Williamson Virginia Williamson United States Virginia Beach Roanoke Danville Petersburg Fredericksburg Alexandria Clarendon Winchester Staunton Lexington Clifton Forge Intermont George T. Waite E. J. Wright J. B. Hill Grace American Richmond, Va

Lacey Springs Community Scene Reports Visiting Guests

Calvary Methodist Sunday School schedules a Children's Day pageant Who Bids for Sunday night June 25. J Owen Long returns home from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia where he conducted music at a revival service.

Lacey Spring

Sullenberger and Coleman unite in marriage at Charlottesville

Miss Helena Mary Coleman daughter of Hugh M Coleman and Ada Weaver Coleman and Richard Sullenberger son of Lloyd Sullenberger of Monterey married on Saturday June 3 in Charlottesville. Mrs Coleman a Randolph Macon graduate and Mr Sullenberger a Virginia Military Institute engineer affiliated with the Virginia State Highway Department. They spent recent days visiting Monterey.

Sullenberger-Coleman Helena Mary Coleman Richard Sullenberger Charlottesville Sullenberger Hugh M. Coleman Ada Weaver Coleman Knoxville Tenn Randolph-Macon Women's College Lynchburg Lloyd Sullenberger Monterey Virginia Military Institute Lexington Virginia State Highway Department

Local Sentiments and Travel Notes From an East Virginia Town

Personal notices list Dr. E R Miller returning from a visit to Indian Head Maryland and Ira Long completing a four month worldwide trip. The community notes also report the funeral of Bishop W Stearn at Lacey Spring United Brethren Church and visits among Miss Annie Laura Koontz Miss Ellen Lincoln Miss Sarah Frances Martz and other relatives in Harrisonburg Timberville Rockville Broadway Locust Grove and New Market.

Ira Long Here W. Stearn Harrisonburg Lacey Spring United Brethren Stearn Annie Laura Koontz Timberville C. W. Martz Rockville

Folk School Wool Weaving Explained at Conference

The Folk School and Country Life Conference draws growing attendance with Miss Marguerite Butler detailing craft processes. Wool is locally sourced and spun at home, with dyes from vegetables, finished in the school, and marketed via Asheville's handicraft guild shop. exhibits circulate at the Century of Progress Fair in Chicago.

Folk School and Country Life Conference Marguerite Butler John C. Campbell Brasstown N. C Asheville Century of Progress Chicago Gordon H. Ward Virginia Polytechnic Institute H. W. McGlaughlin Richmond New Providence Church Wm. J. Hutchins Berea College Hutchins H. W. McLaughlin

Briery Branch Personal Items Report

Miss Stella Wine, recently discharged from Rockingham Memorial Hospital, is improving at home. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hummel, also a Rockingham patient, is recovering and sent home Saturday. New baby: Mr. and Mrs. Oney Propst welcomed a son on June 17. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. George Simmons and their Maryland son visiting Bracy branch relatives. Local residents and travelers noted in weekend visits and illness recoveries. Reverend J. M. Foster attended a Church of the Brethren meeting in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Willie Click is regained mobility after months confined at home.

Briery Branch Stella Wine Rockingham Memorial Hospital Virgil Hummel Oney Propst George Simmons and Son Maryland Annie Knicely J. M. Foster Church of the Brethren Hershey Willie Click

Fire Trucks Must Have Right-Of-Way Warned After Obstruction

State and city traffic officers issued a warning to motorists after Paul Flick was tried for obstructing a county fire truck on the Valley Pike near Liskey's curve. Magistrate R. B. Dwyer imposed no fine but warned against recurrence. The notice reiterates the law requiring vehicles to yield and stay clear of approaching police or fire units during emergencies.

Paul Flick Melrose Valley Pike Liskey’s Curve Flick Dwyer

Beauty Salon to Open in Harrisonburg Soon

Harrisonburg will gain a new beauty parlor when Modern Beauty Salon opens in the Sprinkle building on South Main Street, in the former Harrisonburg Mutual Telephone Company office.Mrs Madaline G Funkhouser Mrs Bess Pickering Miss Treva Winner and Miss Nettie Mitchell traveled to Richmond yesterday to purchase equipment for the new establishment.

Harrisonburg Sprinkle South Main Street Harrisonburg Mutual Telephone Company Madaline G. Funkhouser Bess Pickering Treva Nettie Mitchell Richmond

How One Woman Lost 20lbs of Fat

A promotional health claim urges women to take Kruschen Salts daily for 30 days to shed fat and improve appearance. Advises reducing pastry and fatty foods while weighing progress, citing a 4 week bottle as affordable.

Williamson Drug Co

Death of Mrs. Mary Margaret Armentrout in Montevideo

Mrs. Mary Margaret Armentrout widow of A Green Armentrout a longtime East Rockingham resident died after a brief illness at her home near Montevideo She was born July 18 1855 in Montevideo married January 20 1876 and lived at the family home for more than 57 years Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 am conducted by Rev Horace Lequeur and Rev L H Smallwood Pallbearers and flower girls are named She is survived by a son two brothers a nephew a niece and two granddaughters and is remembered as a devout church member and beloved neighbor

Mary Margaret Armentrout A. Green Armentrout East Rockingham Montevideo Robert Aggenbright J. H. Burner Avid Burke W. R. Miller Joseph Miller Mary Eleanor Virginia Lee Hawkins Elizabeth Mary Burner Lucille Life Mary Bontz Armentrout Margaret Kyger Thomas P. Kyger Delaware Okla B. Frank Kyger Kenova W. Va C. R. Kyger Clackwell W. Herman Kyger Kygers Shop W. E. Meyer Mary T Alice Margaret Armentrout

Purification Health Claim for Calotabs

Physician endorses complete purification of the system as path to health. Calotabs are taken weekly for weeks to purify blood by stimulating liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Available in 10c and 35c packages from all dealers.

Nature

Parsonage Ownership Squared in Court Shenkandoah Area

In Winchester today attorneys argued the case of the Trustees of St Matthews Lutheran Church of New Market versus Trustees of St Martins Lutheran Church of near Quicksburg and St Marks Lutheran Church of Forestville. The dispute centers on ownership shares of a parsonage and furnishings used by all three congregations and the legal status of their joint property formed before the separations. Judge Williams presided and considered allocating the parsonage real estate to the respective churches. Judge Harrison appeared for St Matthews.

Daily News Record Woodstock Gilbert BE. Pence Otto V. Pence Winchester St. Matthews Lutheran Church of New Market St. Martin's Lutheran Church Near Quicksburg St. Mark's Lutheran Church Forestville St. Matthew's St. Martin's

Marion Martin summer patterns book and pattern order notice

An advertisement describes Marion Martin patterns for summer dresses with necklines and fabrics. It lists pattern 9621 sizes and fabric yardage, plus prices for patterns and the book, and provides ordering instructions from Morrisonburg News-Record Pattern Department in New York.

Marion Martin Marian Martin Morrisonburg Harrisonburg

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