Prohibitionists Talk Over Evils in Virginia Meeting
Virginia Prohibitionists met in Richmond with Dr. D. Lee Colvin, candidate for President, and A. D. Dunning Jr., Norfolk chair, discussing liquor, Communism, the Townsend pension plan, and the Federal reserve. Colvin spoke on moral social and economic chaos while Dunning addressed the national crisis.
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Richmond
Virginia
D. Lee Colvin
Prohibition Party
A. D. Dunning, Jr
Norfolk
Townsend Old Age
Federal Reserve System
Dr. Colvin
Dunning
Aftrenoon
Har risburg Judge Attends Winchester Country Club Dance
Judge Hamilton Haas of Harrisburg spent last Saturday night as an out-of-town guest at the Winchester Country Club dance in Winchester.
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Hamilton Haas
Harrisburg
Winchester
Winchester Country Club
Vacation School closes with program in Middletown Va
In Middletown Virginia a well attended Vacation Bible School closing program featured primary junior and intermediate groups presenting Bible verses songs and stories. Miss Eleanor Wrenn led the intermediate segment with church history and a prayer by Rev W A Clark. Certificates and offerings were given amid remarks by the pastor and teachers.
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Middletown
Daily Vacation Bible School
W. A. Clark
Miss Wrenn
Ruby Everly
Eader
Jesus
Helen Pingley
Eleanor Wrenn
Mr. Clark
R. V. Martin
Susie D. Wilkins
Chicago
Cephia Clark
C. B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Amye Clark
Fredericksburg State Teachers’ College
Eschels
Virginia Lodge
White Hall
Local News Briefs From Marlboro Area
Formerly taught here. Mr Harry Ridings has finished painting his house just north of town. Rev A Clark leads a revival at Hites Chapel near Marlboro with services at 8 pm nightly this week. J Fred Larrick visited Washington DC yesterday. Mrs R F Hatcher and daughter Ann of Winchester stayed with Belle Larrick and Hattie Nixon last Thursday night. Ann and Helen Hatcher spend the week in the same home. Guests of Mrs Ella N Didawick and Mr and Mrs J G Wilkins were Bettie Fravel and the Edmondsons of Bridgewater with four children Jean H W Jr Evelyn Eloise. Didawick returns home tonight. About 30 men repair the Valley Pike north of town along E L Humston’s farm.
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Harry Ridings
Herbert S. Jones
Wy. A. Clark
Hite’s Chapel
Marlboro
J. Fred Larrick
Washington, D. C
R. F. Hatcher
Ann Hatcher
Winchester
Belle Larrick
Hattie Nixon
Helen Hatcher
Ella N. Didawick
Jer G. Wilkins
Bettie Fravel
Harry W. Edmondson
Jean
H. W. Jr
Evelyn
Eloise
Bridgewater
Didawick
Valley Pike
E. L. Humston
Speculators Grow Rich on Markets Amid Drought in 1936
Chicago July 19 The drought fuels quick fortunes in grain pits with profits of 10 000 to 50 000 cited as bull weather trading begins. A 5000 bushel corn purchase in early June would yield about 1500 to 1700 before a 41 cent drop as market fell. Jesse Livermore named, though denying major involvement. public participation high yet pit brokers report modest trades. Futures figures show daily purchases by speculators and brokers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Jesse Livermore
Grain Futures Administration
Grain futures surge as drought drives gains in wheat and corn
Trading in wheat and corn rose sharply with drought progress. July volume has topped 600 million bushels for wheat and over 200 million for corn, reflecting strong market demand and drought impact on supply.
Capitol Screen Shines With Star Spangled Banner Short
Warner Bros Capitol presents a five day run featuring The Star Spangled Banner with Shirley Temple in The Poor Little Rich Girl also on display. Baltimore News critic Carroll Dulaney praises The Song Of The Nation as a top tier technicolor Americanism tale approved by censors and Fort McHenry emblematic. Cap theater touts the season’s outstanding short subject.
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Capitol
Shirley Temple
Carroll Dulaney
The
Baltimore News
Hollywood
Neck of the Woods
Board of Censors
James &. Hancock
Society of the War of 1812
Fort McHenry
Capitol Theatre
Public Sale of Household Effects at Mrs Patton Residence
The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction at 10 o'clock A M on Saturday July 25 1936 at the residence of Mrs Tony Patton No 108 Valley Avenue household effects including two bedroom suites dining room living room suite radio electric stove kitchen cabinet chairs lamps tables refrigerator china closet dishes cooking utensils rugs carpets porch screens and other articles in excellent condition. Cash only. no property to be removed until paid for. Mrs John Green. Duvall Dunn Auctioneers. (7 18 61)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Patton
Valley Avenue
John Green
Duvall & Dunn
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Washington
Washington Film Exchange
Shirley
Gordon & Rerel
Donald Woods
McNamee
Farmers & Merchants National
Federal Deposit [Insurance Corp
Judge Haas
Shenandoah Elec. Appliance Co
Loudoun Street
Harry
Wilmer F. Shryock
North Loudoun St
Warner Bros. Capitol
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Avenue
Savin
SCF iv
Tere
Rochelle Hudson
Kalahg Downs
Norman Foster
Alan Olata Roe Me Aties OL Ana
Ooer Rogers
Esac
James Flood
FOX Picture
Fox “News
Hable
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
West Virginia
Berryville
Rees
A. F. Rees, Inc
Berryville, Va. VA
W. VA. Branch
China
Just
Clowe’s
Clowe’s Jewelry Store
N. Loudoun St
Wells & Wade Brushes
Bean Mfg. Co
Ween Gee Cutler
Lupton Orchard Service Co
AY el
Goode
Henry T. Goode General Insurance
Court Sq
George W. Kurtz
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Gulf Coast
Rhodes Drug Company
Gray & Sheetz
Harris Addition
National Avenue
F. L. Harris
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