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Social and personal notes indicate Mrs. Isabelle F. Miller will accept notices by mail or phone between 3 and 4 p m for the following day. The item requests cooperation and thanks readers for timely submissions.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
3
Social and personal notes indicate Mrs. Isabelle F. Miller will accept notices by mail or phone between 3 and 4 p m for the following day. The item requests cooperation and thanks readers for timely submissions.
A new 634 page volume Tradit ional Ballads of Virginia edited by Kyle Davis Jr. chronicles 450 songs from 51 ballads with 148 melodies. Albemarle and Campbell lead counties in variants, while 92 Benny Barbara Allen variants show depth of Virginia lore.
Mrs Archibald Cummins will spend the winter away from Clarke county at Lynchburg visiting her mother and then proceed to Georgia to join her husband Mr Cummins for the season. The couple plans to return to their Clarke county home next spring. Mrs George W Kuhn of Moorefield West Virginia recently underwent tonsil removal at Memorial Hospital and expects to return home. she was accompanied by Mr Kuhn and Mrs Baxter.
Local basketball fans will attend the Boyce parish hall gym tonight as the Boyce girls face the Girls' Athletic Association at 7 30. The Boyce team has shown promise this season and fans hope for a strong showing.
Miss Joyce Phipps niece of Lady Astor married Mr Reginald Grenfell at St Margaret’s in one of London’s fashionable weddings. The bride daughter of Mrs Paul Phipps of the Langhorne family, had sixteen attendants and Mr Grenfell is the eldest son of Lieut-Col Arthur Grenfell.
H H Broach of Oklahoma City is named president of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers succeeding J P Nooman who has died. Broach assumes leadership as the union continues its national activities and labor outreach.
Philip Lee, a country shoe teacher, is free on bond in Madsonville Tenn after a stay of execution involving Charles Young a farmer who was accused of whipping his daughter Ruby.
An advertisement promotes Cystex to relieve bladder irritation and related pains. It claims quick improvement with a money back guarantee and urges readers to try the product at Baker's Drug Store for 60 cents. It emphasizes sleep disturbance, burning sensations, backache, and fatigue as symptoms.
A 200 pound man on Earth would weigh about 5400 pounds on the Sun due to its strong gravitational pull.
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