Miller 4-H Club Holds Regular Session and Events
The Miller and Mountain View 4-H Clubs met April 5 with a tree planting ceremony at Miller School led by members Clinton Cochran Esten Rudolph Jack Orndorff and Robert Carper. Speakers included Miss Greenwalt and Mr Stine, with songs and recitations. Other items note a later meeting April 19, taffy party for Miss Martha Hinkle, and various club activities.
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Miller 4-H Club
Mountain View
Stine
Tucker
C. A. MclIlwee
Social Calendar Shows Busy Week of Local Groups
On Tuesday at 7:30 p m the Woman s Missionary Society of Braddock Street M E meets. a 8:00 p m session of United Brethren church Missionary Society. 8:00 p m Mary Martha Bible class of Grace Lutheran meets. Wednesday features Kiwanis lunch at George Washington Hotel and garden club and Elks and Rotary gatherings plus church choir practice. The period also lists U D C and American Legion weekly meetings at various homes and venues.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of
Braddock Street
M. E
Missionary Society of United Brethren Church
J. B. Winkfield
National Avenue
Mary Martha
Grace Lutheran Church
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Clarke County Garden Club
P. W. Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
White Hall Methodist Mite Society
Albert L. Anderson
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Rotary Club
Turner Ashby
Susie Glass Strider
North Loudoun Street
Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion
Randolph Macon Alumnae Luncheon Held At Southern Inn
Shenandoah Valley Chapter of Randolph Macon Woman's College Alumnae met April 6 at the Southern Inn for their annual luncheon and meeting. Miss Jean Stribling was reelected president with Dr Elizabeth Sherman named secretary. Faculty members from Lynchburg Miss Mabel Whitside Miss Annie Whitside and Miss Elizabeth Murphree attended as guests of honor.
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Shenandoah Valley
Randolph- Macon Woman’s College
Southern Inn
Julia T. Rosenberger
Jean Stribling
Har
Randolph- Macon
Lynchburg
Mabel Whitside
Annie Whitside
Elizabeth Murphree
Alma Mater
Elizabeth Sherman
Front Royal
Edith J. Light
Christina Cook
Virginia Barr
Catherine McVicar
Mary Sattelle
Muriel Coe
Pauline Taylor
Gertrude Ritter Peery
Catharine Hamrick Bickle
Frances Hopkins Tredway
Martha
Contemporary Poetry Forms Topic At AAUW Meeting
The AAUW Ener branch met at Mrs. Robinson’s home to discuss Contemporary Poetry with Miss Nancy Gray Larrick Mrs. McGee Lupton and Mrs. McFadden. Larrick cited trends in modern poetry and the use of common speech and new rhythms while Lupton sketched Robert Hillyer’s life and Pulitzer Prize winning work.
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Ener
American Association of University Women
Robinson
South Stewart Street
Nancy Gray Larrick
Mcee Lupton
McFadn
Food And Drug Bill Buffeted By Opposition
Senator Copeland faced organized opposition as the Copeland food and drugs bill was removed from the Senate calendar after a failed bid to return it to committee. Copeland urged more time for talks while vowing to “sit tight” and await public reaction amid calls for modernization of the pure food laws.
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Washington
Copeland
Senate
D-Ny
Roosevelt
Levy Approval Sets 1935 Taxes by County Supervisors
County Supervisors unanimou sly approved the tentative 1935 levy identical to last year with district rates: Stonewall 1.45 Shawnee 1.40 Opequon 1.50 Back Creek 1.45 Gainesboro 1.60. A county city toilet project received approval for building with city help. A 25 grant funds finger printing gear for criminal hunts, supplemented by the city. Reports from relief, county home, home demonstration, and Red Cross were approved. Will DeHaven was allowed 10 per month for Becca DeHaven.
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Board of Supervisors
Stonewall
Shawnee
Opequon
Back Creek
Gainesboro
Eulalia Nalley
J. M. Massey
Elizabeth Farrar
Valley Coaches Plan Cumberland Valley Association
Plans were announced for a Cumberland Valley Coaches Association to organize coaches across the region. A meeting is set at Handley High School in Hagerstown on Wednesday April 17 at 7 30 pm to elect officers and begin establishing rules and clinics for coaches from Pennsylvan ia Maryland West Virginia and Virginia. Approximately 70 coaches are expected to join at launch with goals including schedules rules interpretation and coaching clinics led by prominent coaches.
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Cumberland Valley
Shenandoah Valley
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Association
Death Summons Mrs. Farmer At Home In Clarke
Mrs. Farmer 84 died last Saturday at her Berryville home after a yearlong illness from a fall. Born in Hampshire County West Virginia she was daughter of Joseph and Christina Secrist. She married to Mr. Farmer and lived near Lehew before moving to Berryville. Survived by husband Elkana Farmer a son and three daughters Maggie Etta Lora all of Berryville. Funeral held yesterday at Timber Ridge Christian Church with Rev C H Anderson officiating. interment in church cemetery. Pallbearers C P Newcome W L Elsen J H Clark J A Levi and J P George Ker cheval.
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M. G. Farmer
Berryville
Ke ‘County
C. P. Newcome
W. L. Elsen
J. H. Clark
J. A. Levi
J. P. and
George Kercheval
Nomination of Gay to Head New York Stock Exchange
Charles R. Gay was nominated to succeed Richard Whitney as president of the New York Stock Exchange. If approved, Gay would take over Whitney's duties May 14, the day after the election. Whitney remained silent amid reports of an opposition ticket due by April 18. Whitney was also nominated to a board of governors position.
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New York
Charles R. Gay
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Gay
Whitney
Board of Governors
Roosevelt Heads to New York for Robbins Funeral
President Roosevelt travels by special train from Florida to New York to attend Warren Delano Robbins funeral at the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Incarnation. He arrives with family, greets relatives, and proceeds to the church amid police guard and light rain. The party plans to return to Washington promptly after services.
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New York
Roosevelt
Warren Delano Robbins
Pennsylvania Station
Florida
James Roosevelt
Anna Boettiger
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
Canada
Thomas Dugan
Scout Executives To Meet Friday In Martinsburg
Scout Executives to meet in Martinsburg at the Shenandoah Hotel Friday evening. Roy F. Seymour regional executive for five states will speak coming from Philadelphia. Roy A. Cather director of parades will outline Scout participation in the Apple Blossom Festival. All members of the Council Executive Board Administrative Center committees and troop associations are noted.
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Shenandoah
Martinsburg
Roy F. Seymour
Philadelphia
Roy A. Cather
Motor Workers May Join In a Rubber Strike
Detroit reports a threat of sympathy action by automobile workers if the United Rubber Workers Union calls a strike in Akron Ohio. AFL organizer Francis J. Dillon says auto workers will strike with rubber workers, amid a vote by Akron rubber workers and an earlier secret strike vote among 176 automobile locals.
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Detroit
United Rubber Workers’ Union
Akron
Francis J. Dillon
General American Federation of Labor
Dillon
A. F. of L
Automobile Labor Board
Scout Leaders Invited to Attend Dinner Meeting
Committees including Scoutmasters assistant Scoutmasters and troop committeemen are invited to attend. All leaders going are asked to inform the Scout office by Wednesday so dinner can be prepared for everyone.
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Scout Office
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Miller
Martha Hinkle
Jacksonville
Fla
Middletown
Ellen R. Kline
Katherine Keith
Elaine Sperry
Louise Kline
Louise Pingley
Thelma
Gladys Teets
Men’s Athletic Club
Soddy Haines
Virginians
James Brannon
Brannon
Jessie Patterson
Floyd Patterson
Good
W. Va
Bruce Brannon
Reynolds Store
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Kauffman School
Stephenson
Leslie D. Kline
Raymond E. Perrine
Hoye Riley
Girls’ Athletic Association
Hugh G. Hawkins
Jane Flood
The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Handley Library
R. M. A. Alumnae
RED Cross
Huntsberry
Camp’s Surgical
Clara VY. Fultz
W. Boscawen St
Norris
Brooks’ Pharmacy Prescription Druggists
University Women
Mrs. Willis
Charles Willis
Vaucluse
James Bacher
Harry Hill
Middleburg
Robert Willis
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Luray
Gracerove
Oake Anderson
Amelia Anderson
County
Mrs. Turner Anderson
Glaize
Leonard Rudacille
Edinburg, Va
Margaret Hall
Jennie Hall
Yonkers, N. Y
Raymond Cooper
Washington, D. C
Beatrice Cooper
Hagerstown
Sargent
Robert Lesher
Mrs. Farmer
Clarke
Warren Robbins
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett’s
N. Loudoun St
B & C Products
APPLE
Ben Davis
Bonum
Lowry
Newtown Pippin
New Red Delicious
New
Rome
N. W. Greening
Beauty Williams
York
Titus Nursery Company
Waynesboro
Snowflake Biscuits
R. M. Swimley
FELT
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Loudoun St
Chuck Roast
Veal
Knox
Margaret
Hodgson
Selby
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