Virginians Urge Retention of Wilbur Hall on State Panel
A 40 member Virginia delegation led by Richmond Mayor Dr. J. Palmer Bright urged Governor Price to reappoint Wilbur Hall to the State Conservation Commission. Possible alternates named include General James Anderson and Col. William Kemper. If Hall is not kept, nominees include Robert F. Nelson Jay Winston Johns and Thomas L. Farrar. Hall’s term ends Dec. 31 and the governor has not decided.
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Richmond
J. Palmer Bright
State Conservation Commission
James 4. Anderson
William M. Kemper
Hall
Robert F. Nelson
State Chamber of Commerce
Jay Winston Johns
Albemarle
State Chamber
Virginia Public Service Company
Thomas L. Farrar
Charlottesville
Old Conservation Commission
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Edwin S. Reid
Board of
Motion-Picture Censors
Peery
Staples
Col
Peter Saunders
Commonwealth
Reid
UCC
William H. Royce
Bristol
Price
State Liquor Control Board
T. McCall Frazier
W. T. Sanger
Medical College of Virginia
J. C. Woolling
Farmville
Virginia Hotel Association
Lucas D. Phillips
Leesburg
John R. Jolly
Petersburg
D. Lane Elder
Hopewell
Robert O. Norris, Jr
Lively
Jack G. Holtzclaw
The
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Emery P. Barrow
Lawrenceville
Antlers Must Be Forked New Rule For Deer Hunting
M C Howard of the George Washington National Forest announces a rule allowing only deer with at least one forked antler. Open Shenandoah season set for December 26 27 with earlier dates postponed by snow. Jury to select works to hang at the 1933 World’s Fair exhibition from regional submissions.
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M. C. Howard
George Washington National Forest
Shenandoah County
Virginia Artists Earn Recognition at Southern States Preview
Richmond December 16 Forty three works by Virginia artists were chosen by the jury for the Southern States preview of contemporary American art to be shown at the New York World's Fair. Jury chairman Thomas C Colt Jr announced the selection from 139 paintings sculptures and graphic arts.
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Onsning
Virginia Ma
Off Fine Arts
Richmond
Virgina
Thomas C. Colt, Jr
Augusta County Votes No Sunday Peer
Staunton December 16. The Augusta county board of supervisors voted unanimously to prohibit the sale of benetrend wine in the county each week from midnight Saturday until 6 a.m. Monday. A similar ordinance was before Staunton city council and Waynesboro proponents of weekend bans also introduced an ordinance.
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Staunton
Augusta County Board of Superviors
Old age assistance payments reach 5460 in Virginia
Virginia welfare figures show 5,460 needy residents received old age aid in November. The average per case was $9.20, below the $10 forecast, with total November outlay $50,245.10. Cities and counties combined had 4,208 and 1,252 cases respectively, averaging $8.21 and $12.55 per case.
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Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
William H. Stauffer
Fredericksburg
Appomattox County
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Norfolk
Roanoke
Welfare “Department
November Old Age Assistance totals by county
The report lists November figures for old age assistance. Cases approved: Harrisonburg 3, Rockingham 5, Staunton 7, Augusta 20, Winchester 3, Frederick 12, Page 28. Financial aid recipients: Harrisonburg 24, Rockingham 103, Staunton 7, Augusta 70, Winchester 39, Frederick 27, Page 53. Average grants per case shown per county, with Shenandoah County reports pending.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham
Staunton
Augusta
Winchester
Frederick
Page
Shenandoah County
Blood flow from right to left heart per minute
The heart moves about three gallons of blood each minute from the right side to the left. In vigorous activity this amount may rise to as much as ten gallons.
White Christmas United Brethren Service Plans
Plans are set for White Christmas services at the United Brethren Church on Sunday. Morning plenary service in the basement, 7 PM Christian Endeavor in the main auditorium with the evening worship. Members asked to bring at least one pound of food for the Fellowship Club. Last year the Endeavor provided materials for about 20 baskets valued over $70. The evening program includes carols, scripture, talks, solos, quartets, and a choir.
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United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Fellowship Club
Christian Endeavor
Sadie Hamrick
Matthews
Evelyn Dick
George W. Stover
Mary Omps
Helen Bailey
Iva Mae Bowles
Anna Karicofe
Ada Hicks
Ten Nights In a Bar-Room becomes talking picture
A noted historic American melodrama is adapted into a talking picture for the Anti-Saloon League and will be shown at the Congregational Christian Church, Brad dock and Clifford streets, at 7 30 Monday evening. Decem
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Anti-Saloon League
Congregational Christian Church
Braddock and
Clifford Streets
Ten Nights In a Bar Room Comes to Local Screen
Public invitation for a screening notes the program’s revival of the famous dramatic tale now in a modern sound film. An offering will be taken at the event and attendees are welcome to join.
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Winchester Furniture
Main St
Santa
United Food Stores
Mrs. Lauer
Elma N. Lauer
New York
Alabama
North Carolina
Tennessee
Florida
Kentucky
Mississippi
Acid Thrower
Harry Hint
Brooklyn, N. Y
Harold Johnson
Hanukerchiefs
Manhattan Shirt Company
Manhattan
N. Loudoun St
Court House
U. B. Service
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Antietam
Hagerstown
Baylass Shop
Loudoun St
Solenberger’s
Father
Mother
Will
Blue Melton & Tweed
Fancie
Moisette
Raylass
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