Bishop Candler Set to Preach at Loudoun Camp
Loudoun Camp Meeting announces Bishop War F. D. Candler of Atlanta as preacher for August 12 21 at Bentons Camp Grove near Middleburg He ranks as a leading preacher and writer and will lead morning and evening services on weekdays and three Sunday services Rev Edwin S Sheppe of Clarendon Va will direct singing previously at Emory University and Massanetta Springs It is expected there will be further details announced.
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Loudoun
Bishop War
Edwin S. Sheppe
Dii
Clarendon, Va
Sheppe
Emory University
Baltimore
Epworth League Assembly
Massanetta Springs
Camp Attendance Grows for Baltimore Conference
A large attendance is reported this year with many ministers from the Baltimore Conference expected to be present, notably from the Alexandria Winchester and Washington districts.
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Baltimore
Alexandria
Winchester
Washington
Lions Face Kiwanis in Inter-Club Clash at Handley
The Lions meet Kiwanis tomorrow at Handley Stadium at 4 PM in a key inter-club contest. First place Elks lead, Lions seek to close gap with a win. proceeds support the Crippled Children’s Fund.
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Lions
Kiwanis
Handley Stadium
Elke
Elks
Crippled Childrens’ Fund
Marketing Southern Apples in Face of Competition
G E Murrell of the Southern Railroad writes a 12 page pamphlet on the struggle to profitably market southern apples. He notes Pacific coast shipments rose and storage increased while consumption lagged and urges southern growers to improve grading pack and handling to compete locally and abroad.
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G .E. Murrell
Southern Railroad System
Virginia
Murrell
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Mr. Murrell
Virginia Inspects Apples For Export to Strengthen Market
The article notes Virginia enforces a state inspection on boxed apples for sale. All apples in closed packages must bear a certified stamp from an official inspector, ensuring grading and inspection before market.
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Tage
Virginia
General Assembly
Apples of Old and New Crop Sent On the Same Boat
A New York apple trade circular reports that Virginias new crop Duchess apples and other early varieties joined old crop apples harvested last October on the same sailing to England. It notes light Australian supply allows later shipments than in prior seasons, marking an unprecedented mixed- Crop voyage to Europe.
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John F. Deegan and Company, Inc
New York
England
Virginia
Europe
Brevities from REST Virginia Family Visits and Local News
Best Brevities notes Mrs Alma Brady and Mrs J W Schlack with Wilma visiting relatives in Baltimore. Frank Brady and two children from Baltimore and Mrs Charley Brady of California were guests of J W Schlack and Lucy Brown. Miss Emma Ridgeway and Miss Frances Trimble at Massanetta Springs for Baltimore conference. Rev J W Beal spent Monday in Washington. Fred Ridgeway drove to Davis West Virginia then visited Ridgeway relatives. May Boyles returned from two weeks in Washington. First Bible Class held its next meeting.
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Rest
Alma Brady
J. W. Schlack
Wilma
Baltimore
Frank Brady
Charley Brady
California
Lucy Brown
Gaithersburg
Village Monthly Meeting Noted Amid Storm
A monthly meeting was held on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. C. B. Ridgeway. The section was visited by a heavy electric storm last Monday evening. Miss Louise Henton of Martinsburg is visiting the village. Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Andrews of Brookland NY were among tourists entertained by Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sell.
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C. B. Ridgeway
Louise Henton
Martinsburg
W. Z. Andrews
Brookland
N. Y
H. B. Sell
Card party at Winchester Memorial Hospital Nurses Home
Notice of a Friday night card party at 8 30 p m hosted by the Nurses Home at Winchester Memorial Hospital to benefit the nursing staff. Admission 50 cents per person. reservations by Friday morning via phone number 69. All parties urged to call.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Benefit of the Nursery
Strutting Temptations Across A Decent Pat Day
Quotations from Atchison Globe and Philadelphia Inquirer reflect on pride and human frailty. The pieces contrast ordinary decency with boastful behavior and note a scientist’s view that primitive races may lack headaches yet face fewer temptations.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Studebaker and
Erskine Cars
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B. Rogers
Auto Parts Corp
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Ek "Ea
Buick
H. W. Ebert
H. WW. Ebert
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Atchison Globe
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C. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
J. Howard
Cather . & Company
C. I. Brumback
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