Millwood Socials Open Season with Hunt Scenes and Dances
The Millwood social page reports the Blue Ridge Hunt meetings at Huntover, Rockland, and North Hill with numerous guests including Mrs. George Greenhalgh Jr., Alexander Mackay Smith M.F.H., and Gen. Bryan Conrad. Christmas events feature teas, dinners, and multiple dance plans across Millwood, Sperryville, Winchester, and Washington with families like the Wilkins, Treviranus, and Mackay Smiths listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Blue Ridge Hunt
Peter Drinkwater
Arthur Farwell
Sweatt
Stewart Treviranus
Charles Sweatt
Alfred Allen
Bryan Conrad
Hetty Mackay- Smith
Skelton
Russell Dart
Hunt
North Hill
Milton Ritzenberg
Alexander Mackay-Smith
M.F.H
George P. Greenhalgh Jr
F. M
Vaida
William Wetherall
George P. Greenhalgh, Jr
Edward Jenkins
Russel Dart
Col
William Shipp
Richard Dole
Charles Stuart
Matthew
Amanda Mackay-Smith
Jenifer Skelton
Porter
Gross
Leon Greenaway
The
Ritzenberg
Please. Rogers
William B. Watkins
George Maurice Morris
Washington
William Bell Watkins
Woodley
Langhorne Dick
Mary
Minneapolis
Walter Lee
Hetty Mackay-Smith
New York
Tucker Wilson
W. Conroy Wilson
Thomas Nelson Carter
Richard Whiting
Carter
Fitchburg
Douglas Crocker
Whiting
Ann Woolfolk
John
Thomas Wright Meade
Thomas
William
Daniel Dougherty, Jr
Foxfair
St. Paul's School
Wendy Watkins
William Watkins, III
Howard Wood
Centerville
Paul McHan
Timothy
Eliza Wroy
Diana Watkins
Thomas Dunning
Patrician Donovan
Peter Joast
Ann Duval
Middleburg
Tyson Gilpin
Peter Joost
Nicholas Dunning
Warrenton
Peter
Nicholas
George Greenhalgh, Jr
Mathew Brady Portrait From A Camera Lens
James D. Horan delivers a comprehensive biography of Mathew Brady, noting his lifetime fame as a Civil War photographer, the public record of birth marriage residence and death, and the missing emotional depths due to absent memoirs journals and letters. The study calls Brady’s portrait the final word on the photographer.
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Mathew Brady
James D. Horan
Crown
Brady
James Horan
Solon predicts soil bank plan will pass Congress
Rep Hope M Kan predicts a farm bill including the administration soil bank will be approved. The plan would pay farmers about 40 million dollars yearly to remove land from production and seed it to grass and trees to curb surpluses. Eisenhower to present farm proposals next month.
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Solon
Washington
Hope R-Kan
Congress
Soil Bank
Hope
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of
Benson
Eisenhower
Rep
Albert
D-Okla
House
Historian With A Camera Draws Mixed Reviews
Bob Price critiques a biography that covers Brady’s Civil War work but notes subpar reproduction quality compared with Mr. Lincoln's Cameraman. He also points to duplications and omissions of described photographs, arguing the focus on unpublished material overlooks praised images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lincoln
Brady
Roy Meredith
Poultry expert uses radio aid to boost egg yield
Corvallis poultryman Martin Lobby found egg production dropped after two years of radio music for his flock. Power company worker Robert Brownell traced interference from electric tools at a nearby school. He lent his record player until plumbing repairs finished, and the hens again began laying.
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Corvallis, Ore
Martin Lobby
Corvallis Poultryman
Robert Brownell
Power Company
Lobby
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Lewis Allen and Sons
Winchester
W.G. Rogers
Shenandoah Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Old—Strong Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Northern Virginia Power CO
Connolds
Selmar
Holton
Slingerland
Gibson
Fender
Magnavox
RCA Victor
G&m
West Boscawen
Bob Price
Garber’s
Garber’s Delight
Carton
Poe