Miss Robinson to Entertain D A R Chapter
The Fort Loudoun Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at Miss Mary Robinson's home 120 North Cameron street. Miss Mary Washington Gold will present Colonial Christmases with music by Miss Sartelle and Miss Glass.
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Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Robinson
North
Cameron Street
Bessie McNeet
J. W. Sibert
BE. E. Greenawalt
Mary Louise Sartelle
Louise Glass
Social Calendar Notes From Local Churches and Clubs
Friday 7:00 p.m. Young people's choir practice at Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal South. Troop 3 Boy Scouts annual anniversary term. Otterbein Guild December meeting at Miss Mary Virginia Robinsons home. Saturday Little Theatre members plan a Capitol Theatre skit. Monday 8:00 p.m. Music Lovers Club at Mrs. Buckleys. 12:30 p.m. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Wednesday 12:45 p.m. Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Junior Century Club at Miss Anne Broole Kerns home. 6:45 p.m. Young peoples choir practice United Brethren Church. 8:30 p.m. Adult choir Grace Lutheran. Thursday 1:00 p.m. Rotary Club meeting and American Legion Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Boy Scouts
Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church
Mary Virginia Robinson
North Loudoun Street
Little Theatre
Capitol Theatre
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank I
Buckley
South Stewart Keenay
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Junior Century Club
Anne Broole Kern
Fairmont Avenue
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Ada Castleman Weds W H Cauffman in McMechen
Miss Ada Jane Castleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Weller of Martinsburg, married Mr. W. H. Cauffman of Hagerstown on Wednesday November 2 in McMechen. The Rev. Roy Schmucker officiated at the ring ceremony and a home reception followed. The couple, now at 118 Broadway Hagerstown, plan a motoring tour. Mr. Cauffman is son of John E. Cauffman of Chambersburg and co owner of the Cauffman drug stores. Also note Oyster Supper tonight hosted by the South End Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary from 6 to 9 at West Monmouth Street hall. takeout available.
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Lucy Belle Vorous
Hepner
Boyce
Glen Hepner
Mount Jackson
Hagerstown
R. N. Vorous
Clarke County
Noah Hepner
York
R. K. Weller
Kentucky Avenue
Martinsburg
Ada Jane Castleman
W. H. Cauffman
McMechen
Roy F. Schmucker
Schmucker
Cauffman
Maryland
West Virginia
No. 118
Broadway
John E. Cauffman
Lincoln Way West
Chambersburg
Meeting Postponed for Music Club Due to Influenza
The Music Lovers Club special meeting at Mrs. Frank L Buckley home was cancelled on medical advice because influenza is in Mrs Buckleys family. Other items note visits by Rev J Luther Neff and Mrs Neff and a District Nurses lunch to aid local nursing work.
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Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
Widow of 1812 War Soldier On Pension List
Mrs Lydia Ann Graham of Brushy Run West Virginia appears on the government pension rolls for widows of 1812 war veterans She is among seven women nationwide receiving pensions tied to husbands or fathers who served in Bodkin's Company Old Dominion Militia Isaac Graham was a musician in that unit The Associated Press report is dated December 9 in Washington
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Associated Press
Washington
Lydia Ann Graham
Isaac
Virginia Militia
Graham
Brushy Run
West Virginia
Bodkin
Old Dominion Militia
Plans Completed For Essex Award At Palace Tonight
Plans are in place for a large crowd at the Palace Theatre tonight with doors opening at 6 00 p m Admission is 25 cents and winners will be announced on the Palace stage at 9 00 p m The prize is the Essex Terraplane automobile A second show will follow the award if weather or crowd conditions allow and those unable to enter can watch from a heated room across the street with speakers for the announcements.
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Palace Theatre
Palace
Beard's Holstein Herd Leads Rockingham County for November
J. O. Beard's herd of 25 registered Holstein cows headed the Rockingham county dairy herd improvement association for November. They averaged 1031 pounds of milk and 32.4 pounds of butter fat. J. H. Fisher and Son had the high cow with 975 pounds of milk and 55.6 pounds of butter fat.
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J. O. Beard
Rockingham County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
J. H. Fisher and Son
J. D. Beard
J. H. Fisher& Son
JS. & Paul Roller
J. D. Myers
John H. Alger
E. W. Wright
Solenberger Bro
Gilbert P. Wright
H. J. Hardesty
E. D. Reeves
J. H. Fisher & Son
J.S. & Paul Roller
C. S. Solenberger & Bro
C. S. Solenberger
Male Quartette To Sing Sunday At London Street Church
A male quartet from Albin consisting of John Pelter John Snyder Alfred Luttrell and Guy Smith will sing at the Open Door Bible Class meeting of London Street Presbyterian Church. The class opens at 9 45 and Rev E A Lambert pastor Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will teach the lesson. Friends and strangers are welcome.
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Albin
John Pelter
John Snyder
Alfred Luttrell
Guy Smith
London Street Presbyterian Church
Severa
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Salvation Army Kettle to Collect for Christmas Baskets
Major James Mars announces the Christmas kettle will appear on North Loudoun street Saturday to receive contributions for Salvation Army Christmas baskets for the needy. He notes need is greater this year and urges generous sharing from those who can give.
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James Mars
Salvation Army
North Loudoun Street
Rev McFaden College Speaker at Shepherd College Assembly
The Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden of Winchester spoke at Shepherd College in Shepherdstown WVa during evangelistic services in the Presbyterian Church. Local pastor Rev James Witherspoon assisted as Dr McFaden presented "Success in Life" stressing bodily mental and spiritual perfection to students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. McFaden
Winchester
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
McFaden
Presbyterian Church
James Witherspoon
Nemesis as the Greek Goddess of Retribution
The passage describes Nemesis as the Greek goddess of retribution who allotted each man his precise share of fortune good or bad, making her the personification of divine and retributive justice in classical belief.
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Nemesis
I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang Finale
In this climactic chapter Allen refuses to endure nine more months and plans a daring escape. After Bomber dies aiding the breakout, Allen blows a bridge with dynamite and flees to reunite briefly with Helen before continuing to elude capture.
Pursuit of Convicts Ends With Explosion and Escape
Indignant state pursues Allen after a box of dynamite and fucus is found aboard a fleeing vehicle. A bomber is shot but lights a fuse and hurls dynamite at guards, causing a massive blast that wrecks a car. Allen flees from the life of the girl he loves as she calls after him while a hissed whisper reveals a thief’s resolve.
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Allen
Jim
James Allen
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