Arms Conference Work Is Reviewed at Braddock Heights
The first song service and band concert at Braddock Heights Auditorium drew a large audience. Rev Edward L Hunt led the service. Lawrence Hunt, 17, spoke on disarmament and praised the Washington conference. The audience heard analysis of the naval limitation treaty, four power treaty, and Far Eastern agreements, with remarks on the benefits of reduced naval arms. A vocal duet by Mr and Mrs J E Dennison and a musical program closed the evening.
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The
Reason
Braddock Heights
Edward L. Hunt
D. 1
Forest Hille
Long Island
Hunt
U. S
Ricé
Arkansas
Stort
Lawrence Hunt
Exon
Young Hunt
District of Columbia High School
Barbara Fritchle
Maryland
America
Washington
Earth
Hughes
Memorial Continental Hall
Japan
France
Italy
Porce
J. E. Dennison
Sonna
Children’s Day Services at Zion Reformed Church
Interesting Children’s Day services were held at Zion Reformed Church Charlesville yesterday afternoon before a large attendance. Rev Robert Lec Bair delivered an address. The program included school singing recitations by Effie Stull Sara Catherine Bair Thelma Wachier Beatrice Staley Viola Staley and others, solos, and an offering. Benediction was pronounced by the pastor.
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Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Robert Lec Bair
Effe Stull
Sara Catherine Bair
Mary Stull
Thelma Wachier
Effie Stull
Viola Staley
Aolo
Beatrice Staley
Siorhag Lind
Jane Ramabucg
Margaret Tledae
Sata
Nellie Halty
Ernest
Michael
Ross. Nickle
Sole
Leona Stull Wolloning
Aehdol
Montgomery U D C Meets at Ridgely Brown Chapter
June Ridgely Brown Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mr. John’s home. Loring Gaskill of Washington received the cross of honor. Addresses were given by Mrs. Odenheimer of Bilthwore I pas, Mra. De Lashmatt of Frederick and Mrs. Jones Moyle of Montgomery. A paper on Civil War reminiscences was read by Mrs. Smith of Frederic. Hostess Liman formerly lived in Montgomery. A playful quip about school board skirts circulated from Louisville Courier-Journal.
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Montgomery U. D. C
Ridgely Brown Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Montgomery County
John
Sellman
Loring Gaskill
Washington
Odenheimer
Bilthwore
Pas
Gener.t
Mra. de Lashmatt
Fitzhugh Lee
Frederick
Jones Moyle
Mra. Smith
Frederic
Liman
Mont
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O. R. McIntyre
B.C
D. R. McIntyre
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Soday
Even's
Appointaeor
Gomery County
Lou
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Schloss
the Young Men’s Shop
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Quynn& CO
Rederick, Md
Central Trust Company
Emmiteburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Monrovia, Md. Thurmont, Md
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll
Malone
Gruen Watches
Gruen
Malone’s
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