Historic Garden Week Sponsored by Club in Virginia
Historic Garden Week will be sponsored by a club from April 24 to 30, benefiting Virginia garden restorations at Stratford and Kenmore. A Garden Club of Virginia meeting in Richmond on January 12 will include a luncheon and a business session with notable attendees. The Stratford estate and Kenmore garden restorations are highlighted, supported by garden clubs and the Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation.
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Club
Garden of Virginia
Virginia
Stratford
Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation
Lawrences. Davis
Roanoke
Garden Club of Virginia
Winter Ferguson
Roanoke Valley Club
Fred L. Glaize
Winchester and
Clarke County
Social calendar lists weekly club meetings and concerts
Monday events include a Music Lovers Club concert at Courtfield the Stouffer home, and Legion Auxiliary meeting on South Stewart. Tuesday features Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel and Junior Auxiliary at Winchester Memorial Hospital Nurses’ Home. Wednesday covers Kiwanis, DAR at Mrs Richard’s home, and church choirs. Thursday hosts Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel. Friday hosts American Lesson Post at the Geo Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Penn
Frank L. Docking Vendence
South Stewart Street
Music Lovers’ Club
Courtfield
Harry C. Stouffer
American Legion Auxiliary
Rob Beverley
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nurses
West Clifford Street
Girls’ Athletic Association
Handley High School
Young People's
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Kiwanis Club
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. A. Richard
S. Stewart Street
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
American Lesson Post
Geo Washington Hotel
Committees Form for Civic League Fashion Show
Several committees have been named to arrange a Civic League fashion show to benefit the school milk fund. The event, expected to draw a large crowd, will take place Thursday January 26 at an announced location.
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Civic League
Frank L. Buckley
Clark Cooper
William P. Massey
H. Clay DeGrange
T. Russell Cather
Alvin Pennypacker
Daniel W. Lupton
Harry A. Schmidt
Martin Wisecarv
Social Roundup of Local Residents Returning Home
Mr Charles J Blair Jr returned to Washington this morning after a week at the Blair home on North Cameron. Miss Sara Chew, recently in Scarsdale, N Y, is expected home to Shenandoah Valley Academy tonight. Billy Watkins will return to St Pauls School in New England tomorrow. Mr and Mrs M S Glaize depart for St. Petersburg Fla with Mr and Mrs Charles Scott from Easton Pa. Tayloe Rogers of Roanoke visits Dr and Mrs P W Boyd on Fairmont Avenue. The Annefield hunt breakfast near Millwood was postponed due to rain. Mrs Charles Consolvo confined to Belvedere Hotel with influenza but not seriously ill. Century Club to meet tomorrow at 3:30 at Mrs Fred L Glaize Sr’s East Piccadilly. Mrs eeuye recently pares home in Tyneck while visiting her parents. Mrs Burr Powell Harrison ill with pneumonia slowly improving. Mrs Joseph Massie and Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd to Warrenton to visit Mrs Adeline H Serre with Miss Shock of Philadelphia as guest. Mr and Mrs John M Griffith of Clarke Summit Pa guests of Mr and Mrs Harry M Seabright on East Cork Street. Mrs William Beverley and three daughters visiting Richmond with Mrs Edwin Amiss Palmer at 410 West Franklin. Mrs C Randolph of Opequon left for Chevy Chase Md to visit Henry Bryley Avenue. Mrs A C Pennypacker of Val Roanoke due to illness of her mother Mrs T Bedford.
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William Beverley
West Cork Street
Richmond
Edwin Amiss Palmer
West Franklin Street
Rich— Times-Dispatch
C. Randolph
Opequon
Fred L. Glaize, Sr
East Piccadilly Street
Chevy Chase,Md
Henry Bryley
Arry
Hoover dam shovel barges the Colorado river operation
Canyon Transportation planned to float nine powerful electric shovels down the Colorado River to Black Canyon for Hoover Dam work. The process involved landing the machines ashore to dig in. Early Christmas Mealy notes Mount Vernon was a typical home with breakfast between eight and nine o'clock, lit by candles if guests hunted, and Christmas dinner at 3:30 p.m.
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Mount Vernon
Valley Society Meets Saturday To Shape Policy
Shenandoah Valley Inc led by Col H J Benchoff plans annual meeting January 14 at Stonewall Jackson Hotel Staunton with 10 am start. Business includes board elections 1932 finances advertising results and 1933 plans as over 10000 raised for national ads and tourism campaign across the valley.
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Shenandoah Valley, Inc
H. J. Benvhoff
Massanutten Military Academy
Stonewall Jackson
Staunton
Shenadoah Valley, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
National Geographic Magazine
Col. Benchoff
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Roanoke
United States
Robert F.nelson
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Natural Bride
Shenandoah
Endless
Luray Caverns
Law Makers in Washington Puzzled on Aid to Farmer
In Washington economists debate how to aid farmers as lawmakers, including Representative David J. Lewis and Senator Robert B. Howell, weigh the emergency needs, with Rep Marvin Jones supporting aid, and the agriculture committee eyeing a limited two year allotment plan amid pressure for fast relief. The plan faces objections over taxation of processors and potential higher consumer costs, while the broader postwar restructuring of trade and transport promises gradual effects.
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Washington
Marvin Jones
Texas
Representative Committee On Agriculture
Maryland
Nebraska
Jones
Agriculture Committee
Contract Bridge Lesson From Central Press
A bridge feature by E. V. Shepard explains forcing responses and how to guide the partner’s bids. The example details high-card totals, bid sequences, lead choices, and trick outcomes showing how declarers and openings affect play and entry to dummy.
Farm and Industrial Problems Must Be Considered Together
Senator Norris argues that agricultural and industrial problems are inseparable and must be coordinated. He contends city unemployment depends on farmer incomes, with the boom years following World War I leading to debt and deflation as demand collapsed. The piece notes broader economic strain and critiques a proposal to test intoxicants by government-selected volunteers.
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Norris
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia Sloane
Virginia K. Sloane
Winchester
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Henry A. Converse
Iris
Mrs. Dinkle
Charleston
Mrs. Lewis Dinkle
Morningside Drive
Romney
Mr. Dinkle
Mrs. L. K. Dinkle
Capt. Breckenridge
A. R
Jack”) Breckenridge
Ralph S. Fansler
8. Lee Barnett
Hagerstown
E. Douglas Davis
Lucile Heath. McCallum
South Braddock Street
Catonsville
Marietta Johnson
School of Organic Education
Fairhope
Ala
Charles J. Ogle
Sylvanside
Meda Dick
Constance Buckley
John Dick
Clearbrook
Melvin Green
Herbert S. Larrick
Eugene Cooper
Frances Page
Music Club
Huntsberry
Charles J. Blair, Jr
Blair
McCormac
North
Cameron
Sara Chew
Scarsdale
N. Y
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Billy” Watkins
William Bell Watkins
Annefield
Millwood
St. Paul's School
New England
M. S. Glaize
St. Petersburg
Fla
Charles Scott
Easton, Pa
Tayloe Rogers
Mrs. P. W. Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
Charles Consolvo
Eventide
Baltimore
Belvedere Hotel
Century Club
Burr Powell Harrison
South Washington Street
Joseph Massie
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Warrenton
Adeline H. Serre
Miss Shock
Philadelphia
John M. Griffith
Clarke Summit, Pa
Harry M. Seabright
East Cork Street
A. C. Pennypacker
Val
S. S
T. Bedford
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Valley Society
America
Williamsburg
Representative Lewis
Robert B. Howell
E. V. Shepard
Ghonors
Vais
Akie
United States Public Health Service
Vicks
Vicks Plan
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Wwe
Notte
Armstrong
Hamman’s Dollar Store
R. M. Swimley
Thies
Francis J. Clair
National League For Economic Stabilization
Jimmy Walker
Jimmy
Yeomanry
Struggie
Severeiz
Dill
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