I Foo Se A Ka Ye 6 SANL Club Chooses Committee Chairs
Six committee chairmen chosen to aid the club during its term include Social Miss Philomena Laren Membership Miss LaVella Anderson Finance Miss Elizabeth Hollis Frances Preffitt Athletic Miss Margaret Kelchner Publicity Miss Irene Headley An evening wedding follows as Miss Elsie Gilliam Carter wed Mr James Craddock Ambler in a Vionnet ivory satin gown with lilies of the valley bouquet and a reception in Richmond.
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Philomena Laren
LaVella Anderson
Elizabeth Hollis
Frances Preffitt
Margaret Kelchner
Irene Headley
Elsie Gilliam Carter
Silas Robert Carter
Halifax County
James Craddock Ambler
Warrenton
Edward Ambler
Front Royal
Elmer D. Pedrick
Leight Budwell
Frances Taylor
Walter Randolph Elam
Richmond
Margaret Gregory
Elsing Green
King William County
Virginia Carroll Cree
Giffney
8. C
Ambler
Lucien Moss
Messrs
George Richard Thompson
Marshall
Carl Crockett Gillespie
Bluefield
W. Va
Elliott DeJarnette Marshall
James Keith Marshall Newton
Fredericksburg
Mary Temple Hill v. Fray
Washington
Nyeese Creaiey
Florence Jackson Fray
John Dalton Fray
Madison
Rufus W. Weaver
Raymond R. Rapp
Harold E. Moore
John Lewis
Anne Merrie Wallis
Marshall Botts King
King George, Va
Emily Blanton Pilkinton
Charles Latimer Shelton
Charles Wallace Wilkinson
Robert Maynard Stearns
George Reginald Heine
Harriette Morton Rissler
Mary Ellen Fray
Maid of Honor
Johanna Hill
John Hampson Fray
Shepherdstown
Samuel Jones Hill
E. Jackson Egshorn
Culpeper
William H Fray
Marshall King
H. DeButts Sanders
the Oaks
Myron B. Bickers
City
John Galleher
Leesburg
John Hamptson Fray
Social Calendar Week of Meetings and Events
Regular weekly meetings and practices listed for multiple groups including Music Lovers Club Lions Club and Kiwanis. Activities span through the week with picnics, choir practices, and a Tom Thumb Wedding performance at local churches and community venues.
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Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
The
Lions’ Club
Kiwanis Club
Girls' Athletic Association Elects Officers
The Girls' Athletic Association held its regular meeting and announced July events. Tea at Sylvan Retreat is planned unless weather alters venue, with a July 19 sign up deadline. Officers elected include President Opal Robinson and Vice President Ida Fisher Lycett.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Sylvan
Ida Fisher Lycett
Helen Crisman
Ella Brown Bauserman
Olga Meske Brown
Elsie Mae Gaunt
Charles Town
Margaret Kelchner
Opal Robinson
Elsie Mathews
Salome Crisman
Final Rehearsal for Tom Thumb Wedding Tonight
The final rehearsal for the Tom Thumb Wedding is this evening at 7 in the Sunday School auditorium of First Baptist Church. The public wedding follows tomorrow at 8 in the church auditorium under the Philathea Class auspices with the bride character to be announced.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Lutheran Church Sunday School
Miller’s Grove
Star Tannery Band
Workers’ Council
Red Bud United Brethren Church
United Brethren Christian Endeavor Society
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
First Baptist Church
Tom Thumb
Philathea
Miss Caldwell Guest At Moody Institute Amid Progress
Miss Eloise Caldwell of this city visited Moody Bible Institute Chicago a guest in classes and the WMBI studio. She has been in the West for the International Convention of the Christian Endeavor Society and is in Chicago for the Century of Progress air show.
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Miss Caldwell
Moody Institute
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Eloise Caldwell
WMBI
Muddy Bible Institute of Chicago
West
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Chicago
Century of Progress
London Befuddlement Linked to Faulty Transmission
Connecticut observer June Hill suggests London befuddlement may stem from a faulty transmission. She notes the refrain may be misheard as a cheerful lyric implying “Happy Daze Is Here Again.”
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Connecticut
June Hill
London
King of Jazz Returns in Reedited Form at Palace Theatre
The article notes the revival of King of Jazz, once praised as the greatest musical film, now reedited and reprinted due to a renewed Hollywood focus on music pictures. Universal City reissues it for opening at the Palace Theatre on Wednesday.
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Hollywood
Universal
Universal City
Palace Theatre
Dr. F. H. Baetjer Dies Suddenl y Near Baltimore
Dr. F H Baetjer famed X ray specialist dies suddenly near Baltimore after years of roentgenology work abroad. He suffered burns and lost a left arm in experiments but continued teaching at Johns Hopkins and advancing treatment for diseases. Survived by widow Miss Mary Perry daughter Mrs Thomas Jefferson DuBose and son Harold Hayward Baetjer. Funeral at Canton’sville St Timothy Protestant Episcopa Church with burial at Loudoun Park Cemetery Baltimore.
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Charlotte Massey Hawthorne
Allen ‘I. Hawthorne
Donald Smith
L. R. Smith
Masters Ben Dutton
Billy Pifer
I Love
Molly Ann Grim
Elizabeth Grim
Margaret Owen
Alice Berryman
Martha Ann DeHart
Jack Pine
Lawrence Grim
Horace McInturff
Donald Hildebrand
Jack Lewis
Billy Brown
Edward Clark
Abbitt, Jr
Woolridge
Max Lemaster
Hilda Henry
Betty Lou Patton
Louise Thomas
Nina Ruckman
Colleen Swisher
Evelyn Preston
Jane Jakimier
Curtis Wood
Betty North
Ann Roy Cather
Audrey Oates
Greta Pope
Dinsmore Potts
Deetjen
Baetjer
Baltimore
Hopkins
J. G. Baetjer
East
Mary Perry
Thomas Jefferson DuBose
Sumter
8. C
Harold Hayward Baetjer
England
Kent
Henley
Mr. Baetjer
Winchester
St. Tiemotlhy Protestant
Unidentified man kills farmer in Rye Field
Henry Lee a 40 year old Buck's Valley farmer was shot in his rye field while investigating an unidentified man. Witness Leonard Schanshultz said the shooter fired without warning as Lee and a neighbor returned home. Police in Pennsylvania and Maryland pursue the slayer. Lee leaves a wife and three children.
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Associated Press
Warfordsburg
Henry Lee
Buck's Valley
Rye
Leonard Schanshultz
Lee
Schanshultz
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Buck’s Valley
Hancock
Auny
Badgers Show Courage In Self Defense
A note on animals and human money terms. The piece contrasts a badger’s retreat urge with its courage when cornered, then defines spendthrift and tightwad, and mentions the 1628 first Folio Shakespeare sold for $4.
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Shakespeare
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