Personal and Social Mention From Millwood
Mrs. Burwell Atkinson and daughter Mrs. C. T. Nolan from St Simons Island Georgia visited Mrs. Kennedy Edsall in Millwood during Easter week. Rev and Mrs Goodwin left for Richmond for several days. Easter services at Emmanuel Chapel Boyce and Christ Church Millwood featured soloist Mrs Everard Kidder Meade. Many guests attended and gifts of geraniums were given to Sunday school classes.
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Millwood
Burwell Atkinson
C. T. Nolan
St. Simons Island
Georgia
Kennedy Edsall
Carolinas
Virginia
Robert Goodwin
Richmond
Emmanuel Chapel
Boyce
Christ Church
Edward G. Butler
Butler
Cornelius van Deventer
Christ’ Church
Everard Kidder Meade
Henry B. Gilpin
Kentmere
John E. Zombro
Henry Post Mitchell
Christ Church Sunday Schools
William H. Wilmer
Richard Wilmer
Washington
Clarke County
Stuart Robinson
Elizabeth, N. J
Stewart Robinson
Payne
John Payne
Shaw Hill
Sarah Nesbit
Birmingham
Ala
William Beverley
Nesbit
William and Mary College
William H. Palmer
Edwin Palmer
Agnes. Page Mitchell
Cary Harrison
Walter Roestler
Great Neck
L. I
N. Burwell Jones
Jones
New York
Jamaica
William Turpin
Macon
John Woolfolk
Winchester
Richard P. Whiting
Maria Woolfolk
Maconat
Baltimore
George H. Burwell
Worcester Lambert
Alexander Stronach
Warner Brothers
Hollywood
Calif
J. Townsend Burwell
George Greenhalgh
Toledo
Kenneth N. Gilpin
White House
Roosevelt
Thomas Nelson Carter
Europe
Dougateeeees
Most Costly Warship The Colorado
The Colorado, a 624 foot battleship of 32 600 tons, cost 27 638 474 dollars and was commissioned in 1923 as the nation is noted as its most expensive warship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Lunsford Tops Junior League High Game and Sets
Going into their next to last week Lunsford the bakeryman bowled the high single 125 pins. L. s Stotler came in second with 132. Smith of the Scouts had the high three game set at 349 with Lunsford second at 348. Novick Transfer claimed the top team game at 554 followed by Lee Baking Company at 547. Novick Transfer also had the high team set with 1564 and Lee Baking Company second at 1 564. DOS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunsford
L. S Stotler
Smith
Novick Transfer
Lee Baking Company
National Fruit Vs
Boy Scouts
National Fruit Weber
Gens
Hans Tele
Luttrell Cer Eae
Lockhart Nee
Boy Scouts Cer
Kibler
Bevetharere
Grimm Ee
Eeeneee
Dummy
Bean Enwewe
Manuelee
Novick Trans
Illness Fatal To Mrs Doyle In Pennsylvania
Relatives were notified of the death of Mrs Vincent Doyle 45 of Winchester formerly Miss Bessie Haun daughter of Joseph and Eliza Haun Woodstock born in Shenandoah county. Her first husband was the late 8
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Vincent Doyle
Winchester
Waynesboro
Doyle
Bessie Haun
Joseph 8. Haun
Eliza Jane Haun
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Winchester merchant dies in Florida car crash
Harry James, a Winchester merchant, died in a Florida motor vehicle accident three years ago. Survived by wife and siblings including H Higgs of Ohio Nettie Hodge of Pennsylvania and Myrl Rush of Winchester. Funeral planned in Waynesboro Pennsylvania with local relatives attending.
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Harry James
Winchester
Florida
S H. Higgs
Tiffin
Ohio
Nettie Hodge
Waynesboro
Myrl Rush
Doyle
Neneh
Woodstock
Osepaun
Virginia Vance
Emma McWilliams
Toms Brook
Catherine Baron
Stella Combs
Carter
Samuel
Earl
Paul Haun
R. G. Vance
Myr Rush
Roy W. Adams
Delegation Of 40 Attend From Maurertown Va
Evangelistic meetings at First Brethren Church on Berryville avenue continue with rising interest. A 40 member Maurertown Brethren Church delegation attended last night with their youth orchestra performing. They plan to return Thursday night as Rev Dr Bowman discusses Individual Influence tonight and Future Hell and Retribution tomorrow. Meetings begin at 7 45 o'clock and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Maurertown Brethren Church
Bowman
R G A Sponsors Scouts Float in Apple Blossom Parade
Sponsored by the R G A stores of Winchester the Boy Scouts and Cub Pack will have a float in the Youth division of the Trail of the Pink Petals parade. Two Scouts and two cubs in regulation uniforms will ride the float featuring a red white and blue theme and a revolving globe map of the world depicting Boy Scout work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Boy Scouts
The
Lions Club
Retail Grocers Association
Two New Bond Issues Offered By Government
Member banks and dealers in government bonds have received circulars from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond concerning two offerings by the Treasury Department. Treasury bonds of 1935 1960 paying 2 percent interest are dated March 15, 1935, and are re
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Treasury Department
Treasury
Treasury notes and Liberty bond tender proposal
The government offers par and accrued interest from March 15 and an issue of 15 percent Treasury notes series A 1940 dated March 15 1985 with interest to 1940. Redemption may be tendered only with First Liberty bonds of any series called for redemption on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury
Young Musicians Seek Higher Harmony in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on April 24 a group of talented young singers and musicians, drawn from across the nation, arrived for an opening program promising professional engagements with the Metropolitan Opera and the Philadelphia Orchestra. The event signals a path to national careers in classical music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Opera
Philadelphia Orchestra
Young Artists Contests at National Music Festival Finals
The American Music Festival and convention of the National Federation of Music Clubs runs a three day contest for voice piano and violin. Top winners in each class earn 1000 and 500 dollars with potential professional engagement offered by leading opera and orchestral units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Music Clubs
Public sale of valuable orchard in Clarke County Virginia
By order of the United States District Court Western District of Virginia the Imperial Orchard Company bankruptcy sale is set for May 6 1935 at 11 A M in Berryville Virginia. The 71 5 acre tract near Wadesville contains apple trees of Grimes Yellow Transparent Winesap Stayman Delicious and Winesaps aged 12 to 14 years. Sale free of liens one third cash day of sale with balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust bearing 6 percent interest. Harry R. Kern trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court For
Western District of Virginia
Winchester
Virginia
Imperial Orchard Company
Berryville
Long Marsh
Clarke County
Wadesville
F. H. Pierce
Beatrice Fant
Harry R. Kern
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DOS
O'Sullivan
Lee Baking Co
Chain Groceries
Men's Club
Post Office
National Fruit
Maurertown, Va
America
Anheuser-Busch E
ST. Louis
Budweiser
King OF Bottled Beer
Winchester Wholesale Groc. Corp
Distrib
Buick
Fisher
H. W. Ebert
Braddock and
Amherst Streets
Harry L. Hopkins
Harold L. Ickes
Louisiana
Hawkins
Larus & Bro. CO
Richmond, VA
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