Thrilling South Handley tale Drivin Woman book notice
Handley Library features Elizabeth Chevalier novel Drivin Woman about a postwar southern woman who rebuilds her fortunes after the Civil War. The story follows a glamorous, independent heroine as she navigates marriage, motherhood, and New York society amid hardship. Library hours note 7 30 closes after Labor Day.
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Elizabeth P. Chevalier
Scarlet O’hara
New York
Granada root of grenade linked to fruit resemblance
The Spanish word granada meaning pomegranate inspired the term grenade as the explosive’s shape and appearance recall the fruit. The etymology notes the connection between language and weapon design.
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Granada
Ardendale Jilting Sparks a Fourway Romance
In Ardendale Dian and Claire, both recently jilted, discuss coping and love as Bill Rollans the New York artist, and Paul Peters the local engineer, loom as potential partners. The two women consider inviting Bill to stay to avoid gossip while navigating past engagements and present feelings.
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Dianin
Ardendale
Bill Rollans
New York
Bill
Eying Splss
Paul Peters
Dian
Claire
Martha
Paul
Bill Rollins
Pieo Coepty
Smith
Claire and Dian Plot to Secure Bill in Arden County
Claire persuades Dian to help keep Bill Rollins close by arranging a dinner at the country club and portraying a lively social image. Dian weighs the plan, hoping to test Bill’s reactions while avoiding a bad impression on Ardendale.
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Claire
Dian
Bill
Paul
Ardendale
Fred Mayhew
Fred
New York
Bill Rollins
Grandfather Weston
Country Club
Arden County
Radio Highlights Schedule With Gershwin Rhapsody and Trials
Evening programs feature George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue with von Carle and Fred Lowery at 8:30 on WRC-Horace Heidt station. 9:00 on WMAE presents dramatized prison break and murder trial. 9:30 from Camp Robinson, Cheers from the Camps highlights. 10:00 Cab Calloway’s Quizzicale from Hollywood. 10:30 Missouri representative Ploeser discusses small business. Program lineup includes news, music, and orchestras across stations WMAL WISV WJSV and more.
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WRC
Horace Heidt
George Gershwin
von Carle
Fred Lowery
WMAE
WJSV
Camp Robinson
Lite Rock
Ark
WMAL
Cab Galloway
Hollywood
WISV
W.C. Ploeser
Missouri
Charlie Johnny
Spivak
Johnny
Tommy Riggs
Meredith Wilson
The
Calloway
Judy
Complete Course In Nutrition
A Red Cross negro nutrition course completed in the Demonstration Room of the Northern Virginia Power Company under Miss Margaret Flickinger. Graduates include Hattie Anderson, Daisy Anderson, Katie B. Anthony, Mary E. Washington, Maria Green Taper, Margretta R. Turner, Frances Allen, Ruth Washington, Annie Aleathia Davis, Jessie E. Goins.
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Red Cross
Northern Virginia Power Company
Margaret Flickinger
Hattie Anderson
Daisy Anderson
Katie B. Anthony
Mary E. Washington
Maria Green Taper
Margretta R. Turner
Frances Allen
Ruth Washington
Annie Aleathia Davis
Jessie E. Goins
Local Happenings From Middletown Virginia July
Elliott Wright and son George Edwin Wright and Rus sell McCauley, Philadelphia workers, spent the 4th at home in Middletown. Rev and Co R Curtin were in Harrisonburg with friends. Leonard Walker welcomes a son David Courtney at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Colleen Colfelt returned from Winchester. Mamie Godlove of Wheatfield visited the Littles and Colfels. Grover Grim remains in critical condition after a severe kick from a horse.
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Middletown
Messrs
Elliott Wright
George Edwin Wright
Russell McCauley
Phildelphia
Co. R. Curtin
Harrisonburg
Leonard Walker
Winchseter Memorial Hospital
David Courtney
Colleen Colfelt
Winchester
Mamie Godlove
Wheatfield
Walter Little
Hollis Colfelt
Grover Grim
Navy trainees to use campus powder room as officer of the day quarters
Bloomington Indiana July 7 Navy men set to attend training at Indian University July 15 may be surprised to learn that the ladies powder room in the west hall of the campus is being converted into quarters for the officer of the day.
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Bloomington
Ind
Navy
Indian University
Took A Chance With Bandit And Lost
In San Francisco on July 7 Ernest Saxton a 40 year old drug store clerk tried to flee an armed intruder fearing a toy pistol. He was shot in the chest and died as the holdup man fled. Saxton told police he doubted the gun was real.
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San Francisco
Ernest Saxton
Saxton
Navy Midshipman Missing Cap Returns Home
Friends of Midshipman Robert W. Netting can call at any time with certainty that he will be at home. His midshipman’s cap was stolen soon after his arrival and he cannot leave his house without proper uniform dress, with no replacement available in the city.
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Dallas
Robert W. Netting
Rainfall Totals and Monthly Averages From Winchester Lab
Present and past rainfall data show year to date 19.10 inches and an average annual total of 35.55 inches over 29 years. Monthly values range from 1.99 inches in February to 3.77 inches in June with detailed figures listed and credited to the Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
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