Miss Miller Wins Winchester Bridge Tourney Title
Miss Mary Miller won first honors in the Winchester Golf Club bridge tournament with 33 490 points after four weeks of play. Lester Arnold totaled 31 640, Mrs. W. D. Myers was third with 31 000, and Mrs. J. W. Arthur fourth with 30 860. The four top scorers received prizes donated by H. B. McCormac.
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Miller
Mary Miller
Winchester Golf Club
Lester Arnold
W. D. Myers
J. W. Arthur
H. B. McCormac
Address and governance notes from association meeting
Report on address by Dr C V OD and mapest on newer ee ee ere. R F Hough presents report of committees and election of officers. The adjournment at will of the association is noted.
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Vv. van der Linden
Dr. C. V. OD
R. F. Hough
Association
Senate Approves AAA Amendments and Tax Measures
The Senate passed the farm relief amendments by a 64 to 15 vote after a slate of last minute changes. The package legalizes processing taxes and contracts, strengthens the Secretary of Agriculture, and prepares for Supreme Court review of the AAA program. It also informs changes to inheritance tax plans and signals Treasury coin production.
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Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Congress
Pacer
House
Senate House
Treasury Department
Liquor Control Agency
Alcohol Control Administration
Ways and Means Committee
Hastings
R-Del
Senate Lobby Committee
Roosevelt
Lawrence W. Cramer
New York
The
Virgin Islands
Paul M. Pearson
Pearson
Great Britain
Treasury
Morgenthau
Five Valley Auto Victims in Recent Crashes
Automobiles claimed five more lives and injuries in the Valley over the last two days. Bernie Riley died near Staunton in a truck crash. Larry F. Landis of Harrisonburg was seriously hurt when his car was struck south of Stone Spring. James F. Billet of Richmond escaped with minor injuries. Estep of Fulks Run remains hospitalized after a fall from a moving car near his home.
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Staunton
Harrisonburg
Luray
Larry F. Landis
Stone Spring
James F. Billet
Richmond
Landis
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Billet
Valley Pike
Valley Pike When Struck By the Billet
City Steam Electric Plant
Buckhorn Tavern
Riley
King’s Daughters
Allison Defeats German Rival In Straight Sets
Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas defeated Heiner Kenkel of Germany in straight sets 6-1 7-5 11-9 to eliminate Germany from the Davis Cup and earn the United States a meet with Great Britain in the challenge round. The win gave the Americans the inter zone final 3-1 and marked the sixth time the U S has qualified for the challenge round since 1927.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Heiner Kenkel
Germany
United States
America
Great Britain
Teutons
France
Social Calendar for Winchester Organizations
The schedule lists meetings and events for several groups. Ev ents include Elks Benevolent Lodge, Grace Lutheran and United Brethren adult choirs, Josiah Payne descendants reunion at Big Springs, Rotary Club, Winchester Golf Club, Delphian Chapter, Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion, Lions Club and Kiwanis Club all at local venues such as the George Washington Hotel and churches.
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Winchester Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Josiah Payne
Ernest Payne
Big Springs Camp Grounds
Berkeley County
W. Va
Rotary Club
Winchester Golf Club
Robert Y. Conrad Post, American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Valley Baptist Association Annual Meeting Continues
The Valley Baptist Association held its annual meeting with reports from the program and executive committees and sermons by Rev. J. H. Massie of Edinburg Va and Rev. W. E. Trainham. Afternoon sessions featured talks by Lee Bushong and Dr Relix Harlan with music by Miss Lillian Oakes. Tomorrow plans include state and home mission reports and obituaries for Rev. Goodwin Frazer.
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Association
W. E. Trainham
W. H. S. White
J. H. Massie
Edinburg
van der Linden
Lee Bushong
Lillian Oakes
Relvix Harlan
L. M. Ritter
State Mission Church
C. V. van der Linden
L. A. Parker
Home Mission
T. R. Sanford
G. T. Waite
Goodwin Fraz
Dewey Carpenter Home Gutted By Morning Fire
Fire destroyed the two story frame house at 17 Philpot Street occupied by Dewey Carpenter. Fire originated from defective wiring and caused extensive upstairs furniture loss. ground floor items were removed. Property owned by Fred Crisman. Damage placed at several hundred dollars.
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Dewey Carpenter
Philpot Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
North Kent Street
Glaize
Fred Crisman
Virginia Delegation Praises Byrd Glass Bland Stand
A Virginia Peninsula group visited Washington to thank Senators Byrd and Glass and Representative Bland for their stance on government policy. They endorsed President Roosevelt on many measures but criticized excessive spending and supported the AAA and Guffey coal bill concerns.
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Washington
Virginia Peninsula
Byrd
Glass
Bland
C. Vernon Spratley
Hampton
AAA
Maj
Raymond B. Bottom
Newport News
Hampton Roads
Senator Glass
Senator Byrd
Congress
World Court
McCarran
Roosevelt
Important Scout Meeting Friday Evening for Camp White Rock
All Boy Scout troops in the city and county are urged to attend a meeting at the Lutheran Church Friday evening July 26 at 7 30 o clock. Plans will be discussed for the Boy Scout camp at Camp White Rock opening August 2.
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Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Jordan Springs
A. B. Young People’s Choir
United Brethren Young People’s Choir
Camp White Rock
Awakening Of Jim Burke At Palace With Jack Holt
Jack Holt stars in The Awakening of Jim Burke at the Palace Theatre today and Thursday with Florence Rice and Kathleen Burke. The feature blends punchy action and reckless romance as Holt blasts a mountain, while a Fox News Reel and a comedy How Am I Doing accompany the bill.
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Hable’s
Palace
Jack Holt
Jim Burke
Palace Theatre
Holt
Florence Rice
Kathleen Burke
Fox News
Average U.S. family size stands at 4.01 persons
A census style figure shows the average family in the United States contains 4.01 individuals. The data point highlights typical household composition and may influence housing and consumption analyses.
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U. 5S
United States
Virginia Senators Back AAA Bill After Final Passage
Virginia's two Senators Glass and Byrd paired for the AAA amendment bill's final Senate passage. Byrd led fights on fresh fruits and vegetables, price fixing, rayon, canning, and a Byrd license-approval provision requiring 75 percent grower consent. Glass opposed bee control provisions later eliminated.
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Washington
Virginia
Glass
Byrd
Senate
Senator Glass
Youthful Thio Faces Grand Jury For a Hold-Up
Three Baltimore youths Albert Carvin 17 George Mayer 18 and Alexander Moore 19 confessed a Beverley Dixon filling station holdup near Halifax. They allegedly threatened Dixon with a revolver Mayer held the gun as they fled with a stolen car loaded with cigarettes and merchandise. Grand jury consideration was expected in SOUTH BOSTON VA.
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Boston
Baltimore
Ad. Tune
Albert Carvin
George Mayer
Alexander Moore
Beverley Dixon
Halifax
Mayer
Dixon
Electric Fishes and the Electric Eel Hunters
The electric eel is the only known fish that hunts with electricity. It releases a paralyzing shock when a potential prey is approached and can recover within ten to fifteen minutes. First described scientifically in 1729, electric eels have sparked superstition in South America and have seen limited experiments due to import challenges.
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New York Herald Tribune
South America
Stroke FATAL to Carlton Collins hotel executive
Carlton Collins a longtime hotel executive with posts in Washington Pittsburgh Winchester and Mount Airy died of a stroke. Survived by widow Myra LaPrue a son two sisters and two brothers his funeral is set for Wesley Chapel in Frederick County with Rev C G Russell officiating and nephews acting as pallbearers.
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Miss Lamp
Mr. Gore
Oma M. Lamp
Lewis A. Lamp
Fred B. Gore
Bushrod W. Gore
Winchester
Gore
Raleigh
Washington
Schenley
Pittsburgh
Shoreham
Continental
Winchest
Washington Money Rerias
Mount Airy
N. C
Collins
Myra LaPrue
Washington, D. C
Carlton M. Collins
That City
E. W. Braithwaite
Cross Junction
This County
Williams. Clark
Fred Collins
Springfield
Tll
Eugene Collins
Cumberland
Frederick County
Wesley Chapel
C. G. Russell
Methodist Epinopal Church
South
Gainesboro
Eblenites A Term For Jewish Christians Outside Rome
The term Eblenites refers to Jewish Christians who stayed outside the Catholic church from the early apostolic era until Jerome's time. This designation marks a historical group distinct from mainstream church alignment and traces their evolving relation to Rome.
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Jerome
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Messrs
William van Meter
Atlantic City
N. J
Brannon
Greenville
8. C
John Bowers
Frank Jacques
North Braddock Street
George Dieckman
No. 1547
Valley Avenue
S. C
Waller Wynne
H. 8
Kathleen Snapp
Middletown
Charlena Grim
West Germain Street
Dora C. Fletcher
Berryville Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Mollie Adams
Peoples Bargain Store
East Leicester Street
Allen
Susan Colston
Weston W. Va
Grey Gables Inn
Allison
Winchester Delphian
Louis L. Baker
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
Page County
Virginia Valley Central
Congregational Christian Arches
Concord Church
K.H. Sale
Roy Larrick
Ivan R. Smith
Elizabeth Crisman
Wilkins
Baltimore Hospital
Jack Wilkins
North
Loudoun Street
Mount Sinai Hospital
Johnson
Belle Johnson
Clyde Sibert
South Cameron Street
R. M. Glass
Mrs. van Meter Hack
Waldo Hack
Glyndon
Spring Dale
Bartonville
Huntsberry
the Star
Valley Baptist Association
Rev. C
Virginia Senators
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Thio
Grand Jury
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett Brothers
White Kid Cuban
N. Loudoun St
STORE
Loudoun St
Kraft
Carlton Collins
Commercial & Savings Bank
Charles Town
Berryville
Henry Seal
Vincent Lopez
Meyer Davis
Bus Trussels
Geo. W. Kurtz
R. M. Swimley
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