Miss Craig To Sing At Richmond Station
Social and Personal item notes Miss Elizabeth Craig will sing over WRVA Richmond July 7 at 10 45 p m standard time. The program honors her friends and follows a tour of the eastern states. She will perform at the Mosque July 8 for the Profession and Business Women's Clubs international meeting. She is to sing national anthems of six nations in their native tongues.
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Miss Craig
Richmond
Elizabeth Craig
WRVA
Profession and Business Women's Clubs
Social Calendar Events At Jordan Springs And Hotels
Monday 9 00 P M a dance at Jordan Springs Hotel by Ab Huntsberry with Jack Schill and his West Virginians. Tuesday 12 30 P M Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel followed by Kiwanis meeting at same venue. Thursday 1 00 P M Rotary luncheon and 12 30 P M American Legion Post meeting at George Washington Hotel.
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Jordan Springs Hotel
Ab” Huntsberry
Jack Schill
West
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Kern Hosts Picnic In Honor Of Washington Guest
Miss Anne Brook Kern entertained last evening at a picnic honoring Miss Nancy Van Buren of Washington who is a house guest of Miss Susan Steck. Attending were Miss Mary Greenway Russell Susan Steck Nancy Van Buren and others from River ton Charlottesville Richmond and Pittsburgh among relatives and friends. Florence Virginia Bayliss wed Mr DeHaven February 21 in Chambersburg Pa and now reside in Washington D C.
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Iss Kern
Anne Brook Kern
Nancy van Buren
Washington
Susan Steck
Mary Greenway Russell
Louisa Carson
Riverton
Elizabeth Stuart
Meridith Todd
Emma Ginn Baker
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
John M. Steck
Fred L. Glaize
Florence Virginia Bayliss
DeHaven
Winchester
Frederick County
Robert Lee DeHaven
Chambersburg
Anandt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Hunter A. Bayliss
Jessie G. Bayliss
Mr. DeHaven
B. Franklin DeHaven
Local Bluemont Dance Draws Regional Guests
Messrs Jet Spates of Berryville and Horst Millhollen of Washington and Bluemont helped sponsor a large Blue Ridge Night Club dance in Blue mont last Friday. Music by Buddy Codors and His Orchestra, same group that played Apple Blossom Festival balls at Jordan Springs. Attendees from this city included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rice, John Milburn, Julian Michael, Pete Miller, and Red Bailey. Dr and Mrs G William Small and son Billy returned to Orono Maine after visiting Mrs Small's parents in Kernstown Plain field. Mrs Small was formerly Eleanor Chiles.
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Bluemont
Jet Spates
Berryville
Horst Millhollen
Washington
Blue Ridge
Buddy Codors
Jordan Springs
Kenneth Rice
John Milburn
Julian Michael
Pete’ Miller
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Small
Eleanor Chiles
Engaged Couples Fete At Winchester Country Club
A dinner hosted at Winchester Country Club honored Miss Elizabeth Stuart and Mr. Maury Trimble and Miss Meredith Todd and Mr. E. C. Stuart Jr whose engagements were announced. Guests included numerous local socialites and families. Mrs. Alexander P. Lyon and two sons arrived in Winchester for a weeks visit with J. Howard Cather on South Washington Street.
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Winchester Country Club
Elizabeth Stuart
Maury Trimble
Meredith Todd
E. C. Stuart, Jr
Mary Greenway Russell
Anne Brooke Kern
Susan Steck
Nancy VanBurne
Emma Ginn Baker
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
H. N. Stephenson
Bobby Glass
Seabury Davies
John Weems
Lee Williams
County Couple Licensed To Wed In Frederick County
A marriage license was issued to Miss Gladys M. Adams of Gainesboro and Mr. Gerald William Braithwaite of Cross Junction. Both under 21 with parental consent. Braithwaite listed as a laborer.
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Frederick County
Gladys M. Adams
H. J. Adams
Gainesboro
Gerald William Braithwaite
Samuel Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Braithwaite
Social notes from Culpeper and surrounding towns
Attendees at a Culpeper horse show include Miss Helen Buckley and Mrs. R C Rorke with Mr Edgar Updike. A house party heads to Centreville Maryland. Miss Hansbrough then to Fort Hoyle. Various tea entertainments, visits, and a June birth mark the social calendar with numerous named individuals and local towns.
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Culpeper
Helen Buckley
R. C. Rorke
Washington
Edgar Updike
Margaret Hansbrough
Trevor Downer
Centreville
Miss Hansbrough
J. W. Downer
Fort Hoyle
Mrs Garland Quarles Hosts Bridge for Elizabeth Smith
Mrs Garland Quarles will entertain Wednesday evening at bridge in honor of Miss Elizabeth Smith whose marriage to Mr Samuel Marvin Griffin of Bainbridge will be solemnized on Saturday.
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B. M. Knight, Jr
Elizabeth Stuart
Maurice Trimble
Pittsburg
Mildred Richard
Winchester Golf Club
Pittsburgh
Garland Quarles
Bridge
Elizabeth Smith
Samuel Marvin Griffin
Bainbridge
Kenneth Rice
Kathryn Barnett
Social notes from Fairmont Avenue and surrounding towns
Miss Lynwood Kinder returns home to Radford after visiting Miss Mary Jackson in Fairmont Avenue during the Luther League of Virginia convention. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in weekend trips and gatherings across Radford, Roanoke, Hagerstown, Buckhannon, and Washington with church events, bridge parties, and family visits.
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Mary Jackson
Fairmont Avenue
Luther League of Virginia
Radford
Miss Jackson
New York
Columbia University
Rev Chester Frist Called to West Virginia Church
The Rev Chester Frist of the Presbytery of Meridian Mississippi was chosen to pastor the Presbyterian Church at Moorefield Hardy County West Virginia succeeding the retiring Rev Dr S O Hall. The call was approved at a Moorefield church congregational meeting with Rev Dr Charles D Gilkeson moderator. Frist is a Union Theological Seminary Richmond graduate class of 1931.
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Meridian
Miss
Presbyterian Church
Fcorefield
Dardy County
W. Va
S. O. Hall
Frist
Moorefield Church
Charles D. Gilkeson
Winchester
Holiday death toll rises with mass mishaps across states
Associated Press tally reports 354 total deaths over Independence Day period. Auto accidents led with 118 deaths, 139 drowned or drowned-related, 8 fireworks fatalities, 69 on the Pacific coast, 86 in the Midwest, and 86 in the Mid-Atlantic and other incidents nationwide.
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Associated Press
Voyiala
Emmett Voss
Hewlett
Hanover County
Glen Allen
James Percy Mays, Jr
Ida Bell
Charlotte
N.C
Virginia Beach
Princess Anne County
Edward W. Richardson
Robert Alexander
Staunton
Richmond
William Reade
Colonial Heights
Burrel's Bay
Chester White
Mid-western
Mid-Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Huntington Beach
Long Beach
Sunset Beach
Lagura Beach
Newport Beac
Government Seeks Immediate Jail for Albert Fall
Government counsel will urge Justice Bailey in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to order Albert B. Fall, former secretary of the interior, brought from El Paso to begin a one year jail term and pay a $100000 fine for bribery related to the Elk Hills lease. District Attorney Rover cites army physicians’ report on Fall’s condition.
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District of Columbia Supreme Court
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Rover
Fall
Texas
el Paso
Edward L. Doheny
Elk Hills
California
Naval, Or Reserve
Doheny
District of Columbia
Big Liquor Cargo Seized On Eastern Shore
An AP report from Salisbury Maryland notes a Coast Guard team and Deputy Sheriff Virgil Roberts halted a smuggling craft on Quantico creek ten miles south of Salisbury. They recovered 400 cases of imported liquor, 98 pounds of malt and assorted liquor, valued around 100000 dollars, with three men arrested. It was the largest eastern shore seizure since a Tilghman Island ring was broken up two months earlier.
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Associated Press
Salisbury
Quantico Creek
Here
Virgil Roberts
Wicomico County
Tilghman’'s Island
Chesapeake’bay
Old National Bank Closed At Federalsburg Md
The First National Bank of Federalsburg failed to open today, closed by the comptroller of the currency. M. L. Barnett, national bank examiner, in charge, referred all queries to superiors. The bank, 25 years old, has been seen as a strong eastern shore financial institution. T. F. Holt is president.
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Associated Press
Federalsburg
First National Bank of
Caldwell Found Guilty By Jury Of Trust Breach
Rogers Caldwell former investment banker was convicted by a Nashville jury of fraudulent breach of trust in a case tied to Caldwell and Company. The judge set punishment at up to three years in the state penitentiary and a motion for a new trial was announced. The charges stem from a trust agreement with Hardeman county Tennessee using securities pledged as collateral less valuable than specified.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Rogers Caldwell
Caldwell
Caldwell and Company
Hardeman County
Tennessee
Market Jacked In Final Hour After Morning Losses
The New York Stock Exchange saw heavy trading in the final hour led by a late rebound. Transfers totaled about 1,000,000 shares as call money rose to 12 percent after a mid day recovery.
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Associated Press
New York
London Remains World’s Largest City by Over a Million
London retains status as the world’s largest city with a population around 8.20 million, surpassing Greater New York by about 1.22 million according to April census previews. The Greater New York figure tops 6.98 million, highlighting the British capital’s lead.
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New York
Greater
United States
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Decline on Debt Moratorium uncertai
Lower prices at Liverpool and weaker English markets pushed Chicago Board of Trade values down amid debt moratorium anxieties. Wheat and corn futures slipped across July September and December contracts. oats and rye also eased. Little Theater Guild meets Tuesday at Handley Library lecture hall at 7 30.
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Chicago Board of Trade
France
United States
Little Theater Guild
Handley Library
State Trap Meeting Prolonged By Tie Shootoffs
The 1932 state trap meeting extended as tie shootoffs determined results. Virginia Beach hosted the event, with Winchester Gun Club praised for arrangements and hospitality. The program featured an unusually large and varied schedule, drawing commendation from visiting officers and members.
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Virginia Beach
Winchester Gun Club
Du Pont Company Shaped Tournament Operations
J. C. Guenveur and A. C. Heyward of Du Pont oversaw tournament administration in Wilmington Delaware with Claude B. Stickley acting as secretary treasurer. Du Pont supplied score sheets tally cards and overall shoot management earning high praise for service to the state club.
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J. C. Guenveur
du Pont Company
Emington, del
A. C. Heyward
Claude B. Stickley
Vauclure
State Club
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