California Scout Leaders Visit Camp for Creative Activities
Miss Pid duck and Miss Harris from California guide Girl Scouts during a camp. A treasure hunt ends at the campfire with songs and a good night circle. Girls craft doorsteps, silhouettes, flood lights for a Sunday pageant, and begin leather work. Swimming, canoeing, and nature study prepare for merit badges. First aid and child care instruction is supervised by camp nurse Miss Virginia Sutphin.
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Pidduck
Harris
California
Grace Bosserman
Virginia Sutphin
Social Calendar for Stephens City Week In Review
Community League yard party at Stephens City High School lawn Saturday. Sunday 1 30 p m commencement at Vacation Church Opequon Chapel. Evening summer dances at Winchester Golf Club. Lions Club luncheon Tuesday 12 30 p m George Washington Hotel. Kiwanis Wednesday 12 45 p m George Washington Hotel. Young peoples choir United Brthren Church 6 45 p m. Grace Lutheran adult choir 8 30 p m. Rotary Club Thursday 1 00 p m George Washington Hotel. American Legion Friday Port George Washington Hotel. Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church youth choir 7 00 p m.
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Community League of
Stephens City High School
Opequon Chapel
Winchester Golf Club
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
United Brthren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
American Legion Port George Washington
Young People’s Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcoral Thurch
Whoo-tiz Club Chooses Board of Regents
The Whoo-tiz Club meeting at Wolff street club house organized elections for a board of regents and officers. Georgia Conrad Mary Greenway Russell Betsy Rice Harry R Kern Jr Scully Harry F Byrd Jr elected to the regents and officers include Chairman Harry R Kern Jr Treasurer Betsy Rice Assistant Treasurer Tom Scully. No date set for next meeting. announcement to follow.
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Whoo-tiz Club
Board of Regents
Whoo-tiz
Wolff Street
Georgia Conrad
Mary Greenway Russell
Betsy Rice
Harry R. Kern
Scully
Harry F. Byrd
Harry R Kern, Jr
Tom Scully
Bailey party completes coast motor trip of 7245 miles
Mr and Mrs William A Bailey and relatives finished a six week coast to coast motor tour covering 7245 miles with no mishap. The group included daughters Hazel Helen Randall Lucy Randall H S Randall and Alvin C Barrett formerly of this city now of McKeesport Pa. They traveled Salt Lake City Yellowstone Santa Cruz Grand Canyon of Arizona and back through the coast. Rev and Mrs C R Sine of Duluth Minn visited here then went to High View W Va to see relatives and will attend Christian Church services tomorrow before returning home to Mrs Line.
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William A. Bailey
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
Sine
C. R. Sine
Duluth
Minn
B. F. Sine
Virginia Avenue
High View
W. Va
J. E. Eaton
Christian Church
Timber Ridge
Mr. Line
Line
Lee Cottage Opening During Lee Week at White Sulphur Springs
The Lee cottage dedication on August 22 marks United Daughters of the Confederacy day with Mrs. W E Byrne presiding. A Lee room plaque will be unveiled and Gen Robert E Lee mementos placed. Governor Pol lard of Virginia and Gov William G Conley of West Virginia attend with Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Turner Ashby Chapter members possible.
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Lee Cottage
White Sulphur Springs
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W E. R. Byrne
Charleston
Robert E. Lee
Pollard
Virginia
William G. Conley
West Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Edith Bolling
Lee
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy of Winchester
Local People Spend Week End On a Visit
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Funkhouser of Lebanon Church and Mrs. J. D. Marker with Ralph Marker of Opequon visit in Baltimore with Funkhouser's son in law and daughter Harry and wife. They will travel to Fairfax to stay with C. O. Funkhouser and wife.
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E. D. Funkhouser
Lebanon Church
J. D. Marker
Ralph Marker
Opequon
Funkhouser
Harry P. Bowman
Baltimore
Fairfax
Mrs. Marker
Mrs. C. O. Funkhouser
Young Friends Host Dinner Party at Amherst Street
Miss Margaret Byrd entertained friends at her Amherst Street home with a twelve place dinner. Afterward they drove to Rosemont near Berryville for swimming the evening away. Additional guests and later travel plans include Miss Mary Scully and Miss Ellen Conley of Montclair New Jersey visiting Fredericksburg Virginia.
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Margaret Byrd
Amherst Street
Mary Scully
Ellen Conley
Montclair
N. J
Ruth Fritz
Anne Williams
Eleanor Flood
Buddy Reynolds
Lorenzo Lewis
Beverley Byrd
Richard Byrd
Bentley Kinney
Miss Byrd
Miss Morrison Surprise Party Attended by Many
Miss Hazel Morrison celebrated her birthday with a party at her parents home. Friends arrived about 8 o clock for games and a weenie roast. Numerous attendees from Martinsburg Glen Burnie and nearby towns joined in the festivities and well wishes.
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Miss Morrison
Hazel Morrison
John Morrison
Pauline Dick
Sarah Lou Rowland
Mary Abshire
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Cora Stimble
Cumberland
Anna and
Louise Mong
Martinsburg
Brownie Huffman
Bunker Hill
Joy Lee Webber
Ella Harman
Grimes
Hilda Owens
Hazel
Myrtle Morrison
Stephenson, Va
Paul Mong
Paul Graham
Arthur Cook
Fawn Grimm
John Mong
Forbes Gregory
George Mong
Ernest Pifer
Nimrod Mond
Lee Huffman
Garland Harman
Winchester
Russell Hardy
Sherman Dick
Mervil Hardy
Leland Dick
Chester Webber
Clarence Harman
Asbury Morrison
Stephens City
Carn Conn
William Mong
Wesley Webber
Little Son
Blair
Dorothy
Doris
Stephenson
Sale of Orchard Tract Confirmed In County Court
An order in Frederick County Circuit Court confirms the sale of 252 acre Valley Orchard Company tract in Frederick to Walker McC Bond for 39 dollars. The property on Cedar Creek road was bid by Bond at public auction July 9 and approved by the court after commissioners' confirmation. The orchard has productive trees and was described as valuable.
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Frederick County
Valley Orchard Company, Inc
Frederick Count
Walker McC. Bond
Court House
Bond
Cedar Creek Road
Kindness as Guiding Light in Daily Life
A concise reflection on values of kindness urging people to think kindly of others speak kindly and act kindly. The piece frames kindness as a guiding principle for personal and social interactions, highlighting its importance beyond mere thoughts or words.
Illness brings slight improvement for Miss Mary McDonald
Miss Mary McDonald of Shawnee avenue has shown a slight improvement after a week of illness. Visitors include Mr and Mrs A E Bryant of Wheeling who will stay two weeks with Mrs Nanine Turner on Piccadilly street. Bryant's mother is noted as a prominent attorney in West Virginia. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs John Quick of Kentucky staying with the latter's mother. John W Omps remains with unchanged condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a broken spinal column after a farm wagon fall in Frederick county. Caroline Martin of Washington is weekend guest of Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd on Amherst Street.
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Scholler
George Baetjer
Civic League of Winchester
Woman's Club of
Clarke County
Alfred Scholler
Berryville
Bluemont
Garden Club
Orkney Springs
Winchester
Louis L. Baker
Stewart Bell
Sophie Baker
Bird Haven
Baker
Orkney
Shenandoah
Miller McDonald
Wonder Apparal
Shawnee Avenue
Mary Mac Bundy
Norfolk
Riverton
A. C. Carson
Bobby Conrad
Robert Y. Conrad
Washington Street
John Carr
Clarksdale
Miss
W. D. Smith
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Mary McDonald
A. E. Bryant
Wheeling
W. Wa
Bryant
Nanine Turner
Piccadilly Street
Mr. Byrant
West Virginia
John Quick
Kentucky
John W. Omps
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Caroline Martin
Washington
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
President maps out program to aid economy
Washington outlines a nine point plan for national economic rehabilitation spanning coast to coast and all industries. Hoover details Reconstruction Corporation actions, calls for a unified push with business and industrial committees across Federal Reserve districts, and stresses financing for self liquidating projects and early material orders.
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Reserve
New York
Hee
Mills and Lamont
Reconstruction Corporation
Charles A. Miller
Utica
Harrison
Mississippi
Fragmentary OCR Reflects Political Alignment Language
Patchy OCR text shows fragmented phrase tying a woven ALS line to Democratic thought. The readable portion hints at political alignment language but lacks clear event, person, or place details for a fuller summary.
Sailor’s Quote Echoes Romantic Depth on the Horizon
A quoted line from Ralph Waldo Emerson appears in the Golden Magazine, contrasting romance with the practical act of sailing. The reflection suggests romance fades from the ship itself as the voyage continues, lingering instead on distant sails.
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Ralph Waldro Emerson
the Golden Magazine
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