Modern Etiquette Q and A on social calls and favors
A brief etiquette column answers three questions. A woman making a first seasonal call should leave one card per woman in the family. Men at a wedding do not pay for boutonnieres. the bridegroom provides them. It is proper to serve candy and salted peanuts at a luncheon and may be placed on the table beforehand.
Middletown Grange Celebrates Tenth Anniversary Program
Senator Harry F. Byrd and Grange leaders attend a two part celebration at Middletown High School marking ten years since the organization on August 12 1928. The afternoon features songs recitations a ten minute play and an address by Byrd followed by social hour and basket supper. Evening events include charter member recognition and talks by Grange leaders H B Caldwell and Mark Turner with local and state officials.
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Middletown
Harry F. Byrd
State
National Grange
Middletown High School
Middletown Grange
Mark Turner
Herndon
H. B. Caldwell
North Carolina State Grange
Spirit of the Grange
Virginia State Grange
Trick Decision Names Irish Terrier Winner in Court
In a court case Judge Thomas A. Green awarded Trick Chicago-Jiggers to Harry Glickman after evidence showed the terrier would perform tricks for Glickman but ignored other claimants. The dog’s popularity and the dispute prompted the ruling in favor of the owner’s selection.
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Thomas A. Green
Harry Glickman
Jiggers
Glickman
Card Party Tables Sold In Berryville With 22 Tables
Berryville Virginia August 9 Mrs H B Harris announces 22 tables sold for the community card party at The Knoll home of Mrs R B Smith Friday August 12. Tables names list present and future events include auction at 4 pm and door prizes.
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Berryville
H. B. Harris
Kenneth Levi
Ed _ Joyce
Ralph Dorsey
John S. Goldsmith
Joel D. Griffin
Joseph F. Moore
Hobson McGhee
F. L. Ayler
F. M. Wray
8. C. Williams
Neill McKinney
Clifton Price
T. S. Crockett
Kenneth Gilpin
Richard Dole
H. M. Nelson
Bruce Gorham
Tom Carter
Graham Dougherty
R.S. B. Smith
Alden Cummins
William Wattles
Charles Town
S. S. Thomas
H. L. Scheuer
Joel D. Griffing
Bargain Day Sales Set to Draw Thousands in Winchester
Winchester merchants urged shoppers to arrive early for Bargain Day events selling quality merchandise at unusually low prices. More than 34 leading stores sponsor the sale with expectations of large crowds tomorrow and Thursday. Prices are expected to rise again in fall and winter as the trend shifts upward.
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Winchester
Berryville PWA grant discussed for memorial building
The town of Berryville and Lloyd Williams Post American Legion conferred with Brigadier General James Anderson special engineer PWA in Winchester on Monday about a PWA grant to Berryville to aid construction of a memorial community building with local legion cooperation.
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Berryville
Lloyd Williams
American Legion
James Anderson
PWA
Winchester
Legion
Funeral Rites Held for Clayton Painter
Funeral services were held Sunday for Clayton Panter 68 retired farmer and Cedar Cliff Church elder of Vaucluse. The Rev Allen Jones and Rev Julian Owens conducted at the Shiley home near Middletown with burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery. Surviving are widow Alma, son Violet H Painter, daughter Evelyn H Shiley, two brothers and two sisters.
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Clayton Panter
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
L.S. Shiley
Middletown
Allen Jones
Moorefield
W. Va
Cedar Cliff Church
Julian Owens
Mount Carmel Cemetery
W. H. Dodson
J. M. Cadwallader
C. S. Brumb
Not Buying Bugs at the Bug Editor Desk
Jack and Donald Grim visit 22 East Monmouth Street with a well fed spider and offer it for cash. Johnny Rhodes the bug editor says he will not buy spiders or other creatures on the open market.
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Jack
Donald Grim
East
Monmouth Street
Johnny Rhodes
Dairy Products Show A Large Increase In Past Year
Richmond report states 1937 Virginia dairy manufacturing rose sharply from 1936 levels and set records for butter ice cream cottage cheese and condensed evaporated milk. Creamery butter 6 508 000 pounds. ice cream 3 735 000 gallons. cottage cheese 560 000 pounds. condensed evaporated milk total 18 855 000 pounds. Milk production reached 1 396 000 000 pounds with $33 111 000 gross income.
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Richmond
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy and Food Division
State Department of Agriculture
Hayes
Virginia
Zs Os Bent Ciestianien
Faros
Southern School of Printing trains skilled workmen for industry
There is strong demand for printing trades workers and the Southern School of Printing offers modern equipment and expert instructors. It has trained many men who now hold journeyman foreman and superintendent roles. Write Mr. W. C. Garriott, Manager, 1514-16 South Street, Nashville, Tennessee for particulars. Also note a stray or stolen listing for a female Welch Corgi named Rhoda, reward offered. Call W. D. Pifer in Boyce 5 R.
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Southern School of Printing
W. C. Garriott
South Street
Nashville
Tenn
Rhoda
W. D. Pifer
Boyce
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Clayton Painter
Virginia Motor CO
West Gerrard St
Myc
Good Republic Gas
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock
Chapman Motor CO
S. Loudoun St
Pine Motor CO
Dodge
Plymouth
Bicker’s Car Lot
Chicago
Goodzyear Tires
Buncutter Tire CO
Braddock & Germain
Yankees
Yankee
Crossetti
New York Yankees
Indians
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Tribe
Mr. Painter
Fairmont
Loudoun
S. Loudoun
Nettie A. Luttrell
E. Cork
S. Kent Street
Valley Pike
Valley Ave
W. Clifford St
N. Main St
S. Main
S. Market
Harry Shirley
P. O. Box
Clara Loy
N. Fairmont
Pagebrook
Harry H. Willis
Frick No
Colonial Hardwood Flooring Co
Hagerstown
Fairview Ave
Va. Ave
Southern Furniture Co
Washington Street
Kerfoot
Harpers Ferry
Potomac By-Products Company
Howard Landis
Gerardstown
N. Braddock
Mack
Winchester Motor Eee
Ford
Hughes Motor Co. Used Car Dept
Cork
Chevrolet
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