Boyce Churches Open Air Services Start Sunday
Beginning Sunday evening and for six weeks the Boyce churches will hold union open air services on the Parish Hall lawn with rain moves to the hall. The three pastors alternate leading, starting with Rev. M. Le Few of the Methodist Church on the first Sunday, then Rev. J. B. Williams of the Baptist Church, and Rev. B. D. Chambers of the Episcopal Church on the fourth Sunday. A union choir provides music.
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Boyce Churches
Churches of
Boyce
M. le Few
Methodist Church
J. B. Williams
The
Baptist Church
B. D. Chambers
Episcopal Church
National Parks Education Plan Announced in Washington
The National Parks Association and partners plan a coordinated movement to study and develop educational uses of the national parks. An advisory board will guide scientific study of nature’s story in mountains and canyons and link educational agencies to park education efforts. Dr. John C. Merriam leads the initiative with plans to publish details in the National Parks Bulletin.
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The
Star
Washington
National Parks Association
National Park Service of the Interior Department
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Geological Society of America
Association of Museums
John C. Merriam
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Penney executive lauds newspaper ads
Special to The Star reports J C Penney advertising director R L Whitman stating the public is increasingly discerning and ethical in purchases. Penney plans over 2.25 million dollars in ad spending this year with about 85 percent allocated to newspaper space, affirming newspapers as a vital retail force.
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New York
R L. Whitman
J. C. Penney Company
Mr. Whitman
Stephens City Notes Highlights Local Social Visits
Local items note Roger Mayhews return to Washington after visiting relatives in Refuge section. Adeline Albin left for Cumberland Maryland after a week with her parents. Mary Kitchen visits brother Marvin Kitchen in Madison County. Dorothy Bean returns from Washington DC visit. Herbert Cave family and Mrs Heise hosted by Mr and Mrs Hale in Washington. Rev Wilbur Tidler preached at Fairview on Sunday. Hugh Stickley is ill in Strasburg. Elinor Ray returns to Washington DC after visiting Miss Mary Payne. Recent guests at Silas Grim’s include Mayhews Walter McCauley and family and Harry McCauley.
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Stephens City
Roger Mayhew
Washington
Adeline Albin
R. E. Albin
Cumberland
Mary Kitchen
Marvin Kitchen
Madison County
Dorothy Bean
Josie Bean
B. A. Rowland
Hugh Stickley
Strasburg
Elinor Ray
Washington, D. C
Mary Payne
Silas Grim
Walter McCauley
Little Son
Vaucluse
Harry McCauley
Masons of Virginia Attend Royal Arch School of Instruction
Arch Masons from the Valley Piedmont and Tidewater districts, totaling about 85 to 100, are expected to attend the Valley Royal Arch School of Instruction at Fairfax Hall Waynesboro during the week starting yesterday. William Hesney of Staunton leads the group with families joining.
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Associated Press
Staunton
Arch Masons
Valley
Piedmont
Tidewater
Defies Age With Ordinary Buttermilk Beauty Cream
A sales pitch touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream and its soap for improving complexions. It claims the cream vanishes after use without residue while reducing wrinkles freckles rough skin and darkened areas. The ad warns harsh soap harms skin and touts the soap’s smoothing effect.
School President Joins Virginia Grand Chapter Leader in Instruction
The school president and John T. Cochran of The Plains lead a corps of instruction as grand lecturer of the Grand Chapter of Virginia.
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John T. Cochran
the Plains
Grand Chapter
Virginia
Corps of Instruction
Georgia Cattle Sent To Virginia For Pasturage
Several thousand head of Georgia cattle were shipped to Virginia for pasture due to a serious drought in the state, per the State Department of Agriculture.
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Georgia
Virginia
State Department of Agriculture
Drought Strains Virginia Cattle as Southern Georgia Sees Acute Need
Movement continues as Georgia reports an acute cattle situation requiring drives up to fifteen miles for water. In Virginia pastures are plentiful but drought and feed shortages last year have reduced cattle numbers.
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Georgia
Virginia
New York Chamber of Commerce Origins Revealed
The New York Chamber of Commerce was founded on April 4 1768 and later reissued by the New York legislature in 1783. It originated in a tavern run by Samuel Fraunces, reflecting colonial commerce life.
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New York Chamber of Commerce
Legislature of
New York
Samuel Fraunces
When Atchison Woman Talks Of Marriage Fascination
An Atchison woman tells the Globe she has reached an age where she no longer seeks to marry the man who fascinates her. instead she wants to pursue him directly with audacious charm.
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Atchison
The
Globe
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Frank Gearing
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Clayton McCauley
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Effie Moore
Sheavalee
New Market
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