Girls Drink More in College Says Survey
Washington report notes college girls now drink more than in the past while male students show a sharp decline. Lofton S. Wesley of the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association says overall drinking is far less than in the good old days. The group, allied with National Temperance bodies, aims to strengthen enforcement of the eighteenth amendment.
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Lofton
Wesley
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
National Legislative Conference
National Temperance Council
Legislative Conferences
Temperance Council
Arthur J. Barton
Atlanta
Legislative
Square Dance at McCarroll's Hall in Clear Brook
Public square dance scheduled at McCarroll's Hall in Clear Brook Tuesday night December 18th. Members 12 14 17 21 are listed for participation.
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Clearbrook
Prohibition Effort Aims for Education Not Legislation
A closed meeting notes the temperance group will delay federal legislative push this session. Intercollegiate Prohibition Association officials describe the group as educational, focusing on the harms of drink and economic waste. Field men visited 537 colleges in 54 states last year, with plans to place a woman in the field to reach female students. The effort claims a 73 percent drop in student drinking in recent years, with fewer male drinkers and rising female consumption of highballs among girls.
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Ence
Congress
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Wesley
Notice of sale and lis pendens in Frederick County
In the clerk's office of the circuit court of Frederick County on December 12 1938 Peoples Bank of Stephens City Virginia plaintiff versus E A Gordon trustee R G Trussell residents and J W Trussell non resident defendants the suit seeks to sell a Main Street Stephens City house and lot to subject R G Trussell and Jennie Trussell to a trust deed lien bearing September 12 1924 and for general relief. J W Trussell not a resident must appear within ten days of publication. The notice requires publication weekly for four weeks in Evening Star Winchester and posting at the courthouse front door by December 17 1928 next rule day.
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Jas. P. Reardon
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