Suzanne Pollard Weds Lee Boatwright Jr at Executive Mansion
Suzanne Pollard, daughter of Virginia Governor, married Lee Boatwright Jr in a grand ceremony at the Executive Mansion. The event drew 1,000 guests including governor staff in formal attire, with Mrs. Pollard acting as First Lady due to her mother’s illness. The couple left for an unknown honeymoon destination, planning to reside in Washington, D.C. where Boatwright will practice law.
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Polly Daffron
Lee Benwright, Jr
Baitner
Honor
Washington
Emily Pollard
Suzanne Pollard
Executive Mansion
Governor Pollard
Lee Boatwright
Miss Sue
Winston Edwards
Virginia
Suzanne
Pollard
Herbert Lee Boatwright
Danville
Herbert Lee Boatwright Jr
Hee
Mr. Boatwright
Joint Meeting Called by Missionary Church Auxiliaries
A joint meeting of Auxiliaries Nos 1 and 2 of the Missionary Church South will be held at 7 30 o clock tomorrow evening at the church. Members of both auxilaries are earnestly requested to attend.
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Eee Ce Street Methee Church
South
Girls Athletic Association Elect Officers At Meeting
The Girls' Athletic Association holds its regular meeting at 7 30 this evening at the club rooms after a postponed meeting last Thursday. Officers will be elected and January program plans decided with refreshments and a short program for all members.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Girl’s Athletic Association
Stryker Heads to Louisville for Paint Manufacturers’ Convention
Mr. Fred R. Stryker left Saturday for Louisville Kentucky to attend a sales convention of several combined standard paint manufacturers meeting in that city next week. He is one of eastern sales directors for the combination with headquarters in Washington.
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Fred R. Stryker
Louisville
Standard
Stryker
Hearters
Washington
Golden couple welcomed a son in Mountain Falls county
Mr and Mrs John Golden of 209 South Loudoun street announce the birth of a son Friday afternoon Mrs Golden was formerly Miss Pearl Moore of Mountain Falls in this county Mr Golden is connected with the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co local stores
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John Golden
South
Loudoun Street
Students Returning To William and Mary After Vacation
Exiles from the local area begin returning to William and Mary College in Williamsburg Virginia after Christmas. Among those back are Prof. Floyd Flickinger and Miss Mary Quick both teachers, with Miss Ethel Hartman Miss Marie Fries from this city, Miss Thelma Robinson of Strasburg, Miss Jane Jolliffe of Boyce, and Messrs Brooks and Walter Flickinger from this city.
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William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Floyd Flickinger
Mary Quick
Ethel Hartman
Marie Fries
Thelma Robinson
Strasburg
Jane Jolliffe
Boyce
Messrs. Brooks
Walter Flickinger
Heinz Managers Meet Keeps Dieckman Absent
George Dieckman Heinz local plant manager travels to Pittsburgh to attend the annual meeting of factory managers with representatives from across the country, in session several days at the company general offices. Sunday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Stimmel’s Clearbrook home included Mr and Mrs Grover Benner and others from Charles Town Brucetown Stephenson and nearby areas.
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George Dieckman
H. J. Heinz Company
Pittsburgh
Stimmelt
J. H. Stimmel
Clearbrook
Grover Benner
Harry Swimley
Katharine Flemming
Charles Town
W. Va
Harry Benner
Ella Benner
Stephenson
John Hayslette
Brucetown
Miss Ethel Hartman Hosts Michigan Card Party
Miss Ethel Hartman entertained friends at a Michigan card party on Gray avenue Friday night. Refreshments followed rounds of play with guests including Margaret Flickinger Toots Forney Marie Fries Mary Hyde Jane Jolliffe of Boyce Floyd Flickinger Allison Hartman Brooks Flickinger and Fred Hyde. Chief of fice Hollis ill with influenza. Assistant Chief Tom Boyd acts in his stead. John Warren Rice returns to Washington and Lee University after holiday at North Braddock Street home.
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Ethel Hartman
Michigan
Gray Avenue
Margaret Flickinger
John Warren Rice
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Mrs
Warren Rice
North Braddock Street
Gilpin Family Sails for Europe From Boyce
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Gilpin and their sons Tyson and Kenneth, of Scabby, with Mrs. Gilpin's mother Mrs. Lawrence Tyson of Knoxville, Tennessee, left Boyce for New York to sail tonight for Europe aboard the Conte Grande. They plan several months abroad via Algeria and Gibraltar to Naples, then Rome, Paris, and other cities.
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Gilpin
Italy
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Masters Tyson
Kenneth Gilpin
Lawrence Tyson
Knoxville
Rome
Paris
Children of the Revolution Guests at Cooper Home
Members of the Lawrence Augustine Washington Society and the Children of the American Revolution met at Misses Ethel Athey and Retha Carson Cooper on North Cameron Street. Seventeen members and guests attended with magic tricks by William and Walter Massey followed by refreshments.
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Misses Cooper
Lawrence Augustine Washington Society
Ethel Athey
Retha Carson Cooper
Cameron Street
William
Walter Massey
Termas
Mrs V Fout Weds Joseph Mauck in Gainesboro Home
The wedding took place at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H Carper on Fairmont in Gainesboro. The groom Joseph L Mauck is a Shenandoah County native who has resided in the area for several years.
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Gainesboro
Joseph L. Mauck
Winchester
Dinner Party Honors Williams at Pelter Home
Mr and Mrs James Pelter entertained at their home yesterday with a delightful dinner for their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Levenner Williams married January 1. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Fletcher and daughter Mr and Mrs Granville Davis and daughter Mr and Mrs Luther Patton and sons and Mr and Mrs John Pelter.
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C. 8. Hurn
Strasburg
Paul Anderson
Valley Pike
James Pelter
Levenner Williams
Williams
Nannie Pelter
Clarence Fletcher
Granville Davis
Luther Patton
John Pelter
Little Theatre To Meet Tuesday Evening
The regular monthly meeting of the Little Theatre will be held at 7 30 o'clock Tuesday evening of this week at the Handley Library. Officers urge full attendance. Several local residents return from holidays while many youth and students resume activities at area colleges and churches.
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Little Theatre
Handley Library
Society
Queen of Blossom Festival Queen Marries Virginia Governor’s Daughter
Miss Suzanne Pollard daughter of Governor and Mrs John Garland Pollard and Virginia hostess wed Mr Herbert Lee Boatwright Jr of Danville Va in a simple ceremony at the executive mansion The couple will reside in Washington after a honeymoon Pollard formerly reigned as Queen Shenandoah VII at Winchester Apple Blossom Festival and is the sixth Apple Blossom queen to marry since the reign began
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Philip R. Fowle
Richmond
Robert L. Brown
Suzanne Pollard
Herbert Lee Boatwright, Jr
Fowle
Virginia
John Garland Pollard
Danville
Miss Pollard
Winchester
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Clarke County
Fires Destroy Two Non-Union Workers Homes in Danville
The Riverside and Dan River mills in Danville witnessed two houses burned targeting non union workers Charles Johnson and Mrs. W T Dooley. Guardsmen contained the Dooley blaze as investigators probe possible incendiary activity with five men questioned and four held.
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Associated Press
Danville
Riverside
Dan River
Charles Johnson
Schoolfield
W. T. Dooley
Reese T. Grubert
Dooley
Hollands Van Hoeckel Talks To Son In Winchester Hotel
Mr Van Hoeckel, a young Hollander in Winchester on apple shipment business, spoke by trans Atlantic telephone with his father in Holland. The call, routed via Rotterdam London New York and Winchester, covered company matters and provided a brief family reunion across thousands of miles.
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Car van Hoeckel
Winchester
Holland
van Hoeckel
van Hoeckel Company
Rotterdam
London
New York
Chesapeake and’ Potomac ‘Telephone Company
George Washington
Father
Atlantic
Telephone Company
David Lee Foster Dies at Hayfield Home
David Lee Foster dies yesterday morning at his Hayfield home after a long illness in his sixty first year. Survived by his widow and numerous Virginia and West Virginia connections. Funeral tomorrow at one o clock at the house, service there, then Mount Olive Church rites with Rev. John Henry Parlett and Rev. C. J. Racey assisting. Interment in adjacent cemetery.
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David Lee Foster
Hayfield
Virginia
West Virginia
Mount Olive Church
John Henry Parlett
Nain
C. J. Racey
Senate approves $45 million drought relief loans
The Senate appropriations committee approved a 45 million dollar drought relief loan package for farmers. The House passed the same bill, sending it to the Senate where it was quickly taken up.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Students Hatcher and Baker Return to Blacksburg VA
Mr R F Hatcher and Mr Charles Baker who have been visiting relatives here left yesterday to return to Blacksburg Virginia where they are students at V P I.
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Frank Howe
Brunswellg Md
Elizabeth Holliday
Virginia Deaf and Blind School
Staunton
Charles Baker
Blacksburg
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Grain prices moved lower on the Chicago Board of Trade as the visible surplus grew and moisture reports affected wheat. Corn fell about 2 cents on July and held firm for May and March, with oats and rye also easing across March May and July contracts.
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Gru
Corporation Commission
Marriage as Art Amidst Fraying Bonds
A reflective line on marriage frames it as an art rather than a failure, suggesting that strain and wear are common but can be treated with skill and care. The quip underscores a view of relationships as creative practice rather than doomed outcomes.
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