Ex Gov Pollard Slams Baptists Over ABC Jobs
Former Virginia governor John Garland Pollard writes in The Religious Herald questioning church sanction of Baptists who join the State Alcoholic Beverage Control board. He asks if prohibition should be enforced through government, church cooperation, or moral principle amid dispensaries and public sentiment debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Garland Pollard
Wash
Vic
Ciry
Baptist Church
He Jong
State
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Baptist General Association
Richmond Va. Baptist Ministerial Union
Liquor Board
Pollard
The
Religious Herald
Richmond
Railway Express Agency seeks rate revision in Virginia
The Railway Express Agency Incorporated will ask the State Corporation Commission in Richmond on May 9 1934 at 10 00 AM to approve revised express rates for routes between Christian Craigsville Greenville Mint Spring and Swoope Virginia and other Virginia points. The proposal includes both rate increases and reductions and all interested parties are invited to attend the hearing and present evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Tee Agency
Railway Express Agency, Incorporated
State Corporation Commission
Richmond
Virginia
Christian
Craigsville
Greenville
Mint Spring
Swoope
Railway Express Agency, Inc
Late Conveyances at City Realty
Two realty conveyances filed in the corporation court clerk’s office involve William M. Richards and wife and Charles L. Nicodemus and wife transferring Lot No. 9 in Loudoun Manor Addition at 25 Morningside Drive to Harry F. Nelson Hazel M. Nelson G. Clarence Brill and Nellie L. Brill for 10 and other considerations. The Shenandoah Valley National Bank conveyed to Mrs. Bertie O. Smith a south side West Hart Street lot fronting 69 feet, same lot previously conveyed to the bank by Warren Rice on November 24 1933, for 500 dollars.
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Corporation Court Clerk
William M. Richards
Charles L. Nicodemus
Harry F. Nelson
Hazel M. Nelson
G. Clarence Brill
Nellie L. Brill
Loudoun Manor
Morningside Drive
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Bertie O. Smith
West Hart Street
Warren Rice
Nana in Paris Nightlife and Dark Prospects
Nana, a poor Paris girl, endures a squalid home after her mother’s death and her father’s execution. She plots escape via theater, pursued by restaurateur Greiner and manager Bordenave as a soldier, George Moffat, obsesses over her beauty and plans to meet her. The scene sets a perilous path through 1868 Paris.
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Nana
Prussia
France
Satin
Paris
Gaston Greiner
Greiner
The
Apollo
Bordenave
Alde de Campo
Rake
Jade
Mariselle
Monsieur
George Moffat
Local Residents Visit Sick in Green Spring
Green Spring Virginia residents report weekend visits from Floretta Lynn and her Martinsburg grandson. Russell McCormick and Dale. Kenneth Shewbridge. Hunter Stewbridge's illness improves slowly. Airy notes say Ray Lamp and children from Washington DC visited Lamp's parents. A Fries visited Martinsburg, West Virginia Sunday.
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Greenspring
Floretta Lynn
Martinsburg
W. Va
Russell McCormick
Dale
Kenneth Shewbridge
Hunter Stewbridge
Mrs. Ray Lamp
Washington, D. C
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Pollard Flays
ABC
the Capitol
Robert Montgomery
Norma Shearer
Capitol Theatre
Billy Barnes
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Golly
Valin
Gulf
Sthat
Gulf Refining CO
Pittsburgh, PA
Zama Sten
Emile Zolas
Green Spring
Mrs. A
Fries
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Company
Louisiana
Florida
Farmdale
Manning
Navy
ASCO
Phillips
Glen Cove
Rumford Bak
Victor
Clorox
French
Marco Cat & Dog Food
Woodbury’s
Phill Spaghetti
All Santos
Java
America
Richland
Rer
Winchester
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