Byrd Supporters Attend Jefferson Day Rally in Washington
A Washington Post dispatch reports Virginia officials business leaders and social figures gathered for former Gov Harry F Byrd’s Jefferson Day Democratic rally. Gov Pollard led the delegation with Mrs Byrd and other high ranking Virginians including Peter Saunders John Saunders E R Combs Lester Hooker J H Bradford S Gardner Waller John M Purcell George Bowles T McCall Frazier Carter Wormsley R A Gillian and State Senators A P Staples among attendees.
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Associated Press
Washington Post
Virginia
Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Pollard
Harry F., Byrd
Eleanor Bolling Byrd
Winchester
Congress
Peter Saunders
The
Commonwealth
John R. Saunders
E. R. Combs
Lester Hooker
Corporation Commission
J. H. Bradford
S. Gardner Waller
John M. Purcell
George A. Bowles
T. McCall Frazier
Carter Wormsley
R. A. Gillian
Conservation Commission
A. P. Staples
Winchester Women Discuss Biographies and Washington Tour
The April Winchester American Association of University Women meeting featured hostesses Mrs. George G. Snarr and Mrs. Edward T. Clark. New member Mrs. O R Blois, a University of California graduate, joined the local branch, now with 25 members from colleges including California Chicago Columbia Cornell Goucher Middlebury Randolph Macon Smith Virginia Winthrop and Westhampton. Mrs. Pilcher described Washington bi-centennial growth from L Enfant plans to present day, highlighting seven wonders and planned improvements worth 200 million dollars. Mrs Peery spoke on Modern American Biographies noting shifts from mere facts to interpretive portraits based on letters diaries and family opinions.
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Winchester
American Association of University Women
George G. Snarr
South Stewart Street
Snarr
Edward T. Clark
O. R. Blois
University of California
University of Chicago
Columbia University
Cornell University
Goucher College
Middlebury College
Randolph-Macon College
Smith College
Vassar College
University of Virginia
Winthrop College
Westhampton College
Washington
P. P. Pilcher
Washington, Jefferson
L’enfant
Mount Vernon
United States
Alan Peery
Social Calendar of Evening Activities at Local Churches
Regular and special meetings and events listed for Red Bud area churches and clubs. Activities include temperance legion, American Legion Luncheon, Daughters of the American Revolution, Fort Loudoun Chapter, youth choir rehearsals, share of Centenary Reform ed Church, Ever ready Missionary Society, Otterbein Guild, a subscription dance hosted by Mr Charles Shew at Jordan White Sulphur Springs Hotel, and Lions Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel.
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Charles Shewbridge
Jordan White Sulphur Springs Hotel
Women’s Prohibition Reform Delegates Attend Nation Meeting
Winchester notes at the third annual meeting of the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform held at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington DC. About 1200 delegates from 41 states attended, including Mrs. Lewis Hyde and Mrs. Joseph Massie. The group, formed in 1929 with 17 members, now reports 580000 members nationwide and progress in recruitment.
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Winchester
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Mayflower Hotel
Washington
D. C
Lewis Hyde
W. Nelson Page
Hunter H. McGuire
Hilda Dean
H. B. McCormac
Joseph Massie
Paul Gaylord
Carrie Hunter
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Thomas W. Harrison
United States
Bluemont Dance Invitations Issued for April 15
Invitations have been issued for the second seasonal subscription dance to be held Friday evening April 15 at the Blue Ridge Night Club Bluemont under the leadership of Mr Hirst Milhellen Red Bailey and His Collegians an orchestra of young men from the city will supply the music and many of the younger set are expected to attend by car from Bluemont and vicinity
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Blue Ridge Night Club
Bluemont
Hirst Milhellen
Red Bailey
Collegians
Dinner Party at Miller Home Near Stephenson
Mr and Mrs George Miller hosted a delightful Sunday dinner party at their Stephenson area home with guests including Mr and Mrs John Reese and daughter Martha Reese of White Hall VA Masters Charles Kenneth Douglas and Nancy Cleventer and other Miller family members plus Mr and Mrs George R Miller and children Robert Leonard and Jennie Louise. Winchester Choral Club to meet at Mrs Buckley home Friday at 7 30. Brad dock Street M E Church youth choir to hold regular practice tomorrow at 7 in church auditorium. Mrs John Hay Whitney and Mrs J MacKenzie Tabb are in Washington at Hotel Powhatan.
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George, Jr. Miller
Stephenson
John Reese
Martha Reese
White Hall
Lohr Clevenger
Charles, Kenneth and
Douglas Clevenger
Nancy Clevenger
George R. Miller
Robert and
Leonard Miller
Jennie Louise Miller
Winchester Choral Club
F. L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Peter Yates Brinton
John Hay Whitney
Llangollen Farms
Upperville
J. MacKenzie Tabb
Middleburg
Washington
Hotel Powhatan
Regular monthly meeting of Red Bud ane Brethren Church
The Workers' Council of the Red Bud ane Brethren Church meets this evening at Mrs. Floyd Brewer’s Red Bud home. All council members are reminded the gathering will be very important.
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Workers’ Council
Red Bud United
Red Bud Ane
Notable Local Guests Attend Jefferson Dinner in Washington
Local residents Mr. and Mrs. W Nelson Page Mrs Hunter H McGuire and Mr Shirley Carter were among those who drove to Washington to attend the Jefferson dinner at the Willard Hotel last night with Mr Harry F Byrd speaking. The Congregational Christian Ever Ready Missionary Society plans its regular meeting Friday April 15 at 8 pm at Mrs O L Hoover’s Morningside Drive home with a note urging full attendance. Mrs Nancy Lee Cobl and Mrs Joseph Wright are in Washington for the day visiting friends.
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Everready Missionary Society of Congregational Christian Church
O. L. Hoover
Morningside Drive
Washington
Willard Hotel
Harry F. Byrd
W. Nelson Page
Hunter H. McGuire
Shirley Carter
Missionary Society of the
Congregational Christian Church
Nancy Lee Cobl
Joseph Wright
Roanoke Guests Visit Roanoke Households
Mrs. William C. Stephenson Jr and Miss Mary Rogers, both of Roanoke, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Boyd on Fairmont Avenue for several days. Mrs. Stephenson has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Glaize Sr on East Piccadilly Street.
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John O. Boyd
Roanoke
Sally and
Ellen Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
William C. Stephenson, Jr
Mary Rogers
P. W. Boyd
William C. Stephenson, Sr
Fred L. Glaize, Sr
East Piccadilly Street
Frederick County Treasurer Roberts Smith Improves at Home
Robert S. Smith treasurer of Frederick County has been ill for eight months at his Kernstown home. He is now improved and can attend to duties at the county courthouse for an hour each day.
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Robert S. Smith
Frederick County
Kernstown
Mrs. Flood Returns Home from New York City Visit
Mrs. H. D. Flood returns to her South Stewart Street home after spending several weeks in New York City as a guest of relatives.
Autographed Song Gift From Mr Patton to Cyril Mee
Local tenor Cyril Mee received an autographed copy of a new composition from New York songwriter Lowell Patton. Patton’s songs catered to Mee’s Sunday WJZ radio audience at 10 30 and weekday mornings at 7 30. Twelve years past Mee and Patton toured Australia New Zealand and western United States with Mee leading his quartet and Patton directing the Patton Brothers.
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Mr. Patton
Lee Mee
Cyril Mee
Lowell Patton
New York
Patton
WJZ
Messrs Mee
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Mr. Mee
Patton Brothers
Braddock Street Methodist Church Hosts Cootie Party
The Young Christians' Class of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South plans a cootie party at the church office this evening at 8 o'clock. All are invited.
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Reguar
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Braddock Street Methodist
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Friday Bridge Club to Meet at Mrs Nelson Page Home
The regular meeting of the Friday bridge club will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs W Nelson Page on Amherst Street.
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Friday Bridge Club
Nelson Page
Amhersttreet
Internal Pile Remedy Hem-Roid Claims Cure
Dr. J. S Leonhardt introduces Hem-Roid an internal treatment for piles noting rapid relief and cure by restoring blood circulation in the hemorrhoidal veins. After 1000 patients 960 successful. Baker's Drug Store offers a money back guarantee with ROID Tablets.
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J. S Leonhardt
Baker's Drug Store
Richard Jolliffe Shows Slight Improvement at Home
Mr. Richard 8 Jolliffe of Round Hill has been confined by illness but today is slightly improved. The Thursday bridge club meets this evening at Mrs. N H Carpenter's Valley avenue home.
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Richard
Jolliffe
Round Hill
Smoker For All Veterans Planned By Local Legion
All ex service men of this section are invited to a smoker given by the Robert Y. Conrad Post No 21 American Legion at Rouss Hall on Monday night April 18 at 8 oclock. Several musical numbers are planned for the entertain ment of the buddies with good speaking and plenty.
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Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Rouss Hall
Watchman Missing After Plant Fire
The Ziegler Lang Company plant suffered machinery destruction and watchman Stewart Smith, 53, disappeared during police reported investigation. Foreman William Miller found the damage on a routine visit and authorities fear foul play in a waterproofing products maker's facility.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Ziegler Lang Company
Stewart Smith
William Miller
Roanoke Man Endorses Natex After Long Delay
A Roanoke resident, L. E. Dixon of Route 5, Box 204, details a long hesitancy before publicly endorsing Natex. He describes prior health issues from shift work, then notes improved sleep, appetite, bowel regularity, and relief from biliousness and headaches after using Natex. The ad promotes Natex as a triple strength prescription, linked to Nature's roots and offered by Peoples Service Drug Store in Winchester.
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L. E. Dixon
Box
Roanoke
Viscoe Silk Mills
Dixon
Peoples Service
Winchester
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Ssersonal
Mr. Byrd
Richard Wright
Shenandoah County
J. J. Wicker
Richmond
W. T. Reed
Richmon
Virginia By Committee
Murray Hooker Stuart
O’conor Godlrick
Fredericates
Dan Porter
Orange County
John Rhoades
Louisa County
Robert L. Ailworth
Eastville
J. P. Saul
Salem
Democratic Committee
John Garland Pollard Jr
Richard Crane
Westover
Robert W. Daniel
Brandon
Rufus G. Roberts
Culpeper
Virginia Press Association
Col. Carroll Menefee
Sperryville
Dick Shannon
Woodstock
Taylor Johnson
Norfolk
C. S. Bennett
Pittsylvania County
William B. Cole
Petersburg
David Harrison, Jr
Hopewell
Friendship Fire Company
Company Hall
East Cork Street
Stafford Pemberton
George Washington Hotel
American Legion Post
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Louis L. Baker
North Braddock Street
Young Peoples’ Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Centenary Reformed Church
Otterbein Guild
United Brethren Church
Church Auditorium
Lions’ Club
Huntsberry
James Truslow
Adams
James
Eliot
Ludwig
Wepeleon
Bismarck
George Miller
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester, VA
Co-Operative Rabbit Raising & Marketing Association
Colorado
Washington, D. C
Ceneat & A. Barnett Reon South
Louisa Carson
William E. Carson
Riverton
Curles’ Neck Farm
Caroline
Front Royal
Anne Brooke Kern
Memorial Hospital
Harry R. Kern
John M. Steck, Sr
Victor Arthur
Fred L. Glaize
Atlanta Ga
Garden Club of America
Glaize
Winchester and
Clarke County
Garden Club
Lovett Brothers
N. Main St
Frederick
Lovett Brothers Shoe
Rita
Enna Jetticks
Florsheim Shoes
Arch Preserver Shoes
Diane White Crepe
Biege
Bridge Club
N. H. Carpenter
Valley Avenue
Robert Y. Conrad Post
the Commercial & Savings Bank
California
Margaret L. Hodgson
York
Mountain View Nursery CO
Hagerstown
Williamsport, Md
Viscoe
Nate
MR. L. E. Dixon
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