Old Graveyard Cleaned at Opequon Presbyterian Church
The historic graveyard at Opequon Presbyterian Church in Kernstown has been cleaned, allowing visitors to inspect old markers. The earliest marker noted dates back to 1741, marking a long history for the site and its Presbyterian heritage.
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Opequon Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
First Presbyterian
Old Virginia Church and Graveyard From 1737 Open to Visitors
The church and its graveyard, dating to 1737, are among the oldest in this part of Virginia. Many early Virginia settlers are buried there. The public is invited to visit, with several already having toured the site.
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Virginia
Ape on Military Duty in Gibraltar
A Gibraltar ape is kept for military use after warnings of an invasion proved wrong. The animal helped guard duty, remaining a unique feature in this historic defense post.
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Gibraltar
Miss Betty Wood to Demonstrate Max Factor Make Up
Miss Betty Wood, Max Factor representative, travels to Winchester to conduct a series of lectures at L. R. Smith Inc. She will prescribe individualized color harmony make ups for each woman, showing how to apply rouge and enhance features to achieve Hollywood style. The program runs from July 29 for a limited engagement.
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Winchester
Max Factor
Hollywood
Betty Wood
L. R. Smith, Inc
Smith
Hollywood Studios
Frances Dee
Jean Harlow
Miss Harlow
Miss Dee
Harlow
Miss Wood
Vespers on Cather Lawn Scheduled for Sunday Evening
The second Sunday evening Out-of-Door Vespers will be held at 6:30 p m on the lawn of Mr and Mrs E W Cather at 302 West Boscawen Street The theme is God In Nature with a program including hymns readings violin and trumpet duets and prayers All are welcome and the vesper ends in time for other city services
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E. W. Cather
West Boscawen Street
Horace Hott
Orville Hoover
Albert Clark
God
Garvin Bowles
Cather
W. Boscawen
Expert Finds No Trace of Phony Peach Disease
John B. Williams, USDA inspector, examined about 80 000 peach trees in Berkeley, Morgan and Jefferson counties and found no trace of the phony peach disease. He has worked in the area 10 days as part of a nationwide survey after Georgia losses. the disease lowers fruit production and there is no remedy yet.
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Berkeley
Morgan
Jefferson Counties
John B. Williams
United States Department of Agriculture
Williams
Georgia
Taxing Incomes Under 150000 Aimed at Few, Some Warn
Washington July 27—Democrats debate widening income tax to include earnings under 150000 as the Ways and Means panel weighs revenue gains. Proponents say modest increases would not cover deficits, while critics claim the move would barely affect many taxpayers and debt interest.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Tary Morgenthau
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