Social and Personal Notice of Church Class Meet at Miller Home
The Friendly Men Bible school class of the Church of Christ met at Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Miller east of town with 42 attendees including visitors wives and sweethearts. Guests toured Mr. Miller’s fruit patches then enjoyed social time with strawberries cream and cake. The next gathering will be hosted by Mr. L. L. Hotkm an.
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Friendly Men
Church of Christ
C. C. Miller
L. L. Hotkman
Miss Helen Hardy to attend Duke University summer session
Miss Helen Hardy daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Hardy leaves for North Carolina to join the Duke University summer session following the end of the 1926 27 term accompanied to Washington by her parents Mrs Frank Bowden of Altoona Pa is at the Rossman home due to her daughter's illness Miss Mary Jane Bowden underwent appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital in Winchester Friends here regret her sickness Rev D H Scanlon formerly of Berryville now in North Carolina directs Temple Tours Inc and will lead a Holy Lands tour sailing June 15 from Quebec on the Mauretania Mr and Mrs Leo Ritter greet a newborn nine pound son at their East Hart Street home Margaret Gould to Wed June 28 and a garden club meeting at Kentmere near Boyce set for June 14 includes tours of nearby Scabey Gardens with an expert on hands 2 inspections at 2 30 and 3 30 and a club business meeting at Kentmere afterwards
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Helen Hardy
Wi .G. Hardy
Vn.c
Duke University
Miss Hardy
Washington
Hter
Frank Bowden
Altoona
Ramon Rossman
Peter
Mary Jane Bowden
Memorial Hospital
Miss Bowden
Winchester
Rossman
Holy Lands
D. H. Scanlon
Presbyterian Chyfeberryville
Am, N. C
Temple Tours, Inc
Boston
Holy Land
Italy
London
Paris
Bernard Jones
Joseph Jones
Berryville
Emma Jones
Herryville
Durham
John C. Cather
Quebec
Mauretania
Ritter
Leo Ritter
East Hart Street
Margaret Gould
A. K. Fletcher
Blue Bird Tea Room
Harrisonburg
Margaret Huston Gould
Calvin Laird Durham
Betty
Peggy Fletcher
Miss Gould
Frank Gould
Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
Kentmere
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Boyce
Figain
Marriage License Issued To Samuel Dove And Zatea Poole
A county clerk issued a marriage license today to Samuel Dove and Zatea Poole. Dove, a Winchester resident born in Rockingham County Virginia, is a weaver and son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Dove. Poole is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Poole of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dove
Zatea Poole
Rockingham County
Winchester
C. S. Dove
C. M. Poole
Local residents noted at hotels and events across several towns
Mrs James Boyd and Miss Elizabeth Boyd of Reno New Mexico and Miss M Harman of Staunton Virginia stopped at George Washington Hotel last night. Theresa Lynch left for Washington DC as guest of relatives. Mr and Mrs F J Kelley and daughter of Parkersburg West Virginia stayed at George Washington Hotel. May Mort returned from Baltimore and New York. W A Baker and daughter left for Lexington Virginia to attend Virginia Military Institute finals. Jeanne Stuart visiting Hagerstown Maryland with sister Mrs Lynn K Brag Jr. Bowden of Altoona Pennsylvania guest of Mrs Rossman on North Loudoun Street. Captain and Mrs P C Brooks of Fishburne Military School Waynesboro Virginia guests of Mr and Mrs R B Brown on North Loudoun Street. L Marshall Baker, returning from Staunton Military Academy finals, has come home. Mr and Mrs J Howard Taylor and Mrs Fred Whettell left today for further travels.
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James Boyd
Elizabeth Boyd
Reno, New
M. Harman
Staunton, Va
George Washington Hotel
P. C. Brooks
Fishburne Military School
Waynesboro, Va
R. B. Brown
North Loudoun Street
Lindbergh Back Home as Navy Welcomes Hero
The June 11 report describes Evangeline Lindbergh at the White House receiving a silver vase and roses, 52000 telegrams sent to Col. Lindbergh, and the Navy cruiser Memphis returning Lindbergh from Europe with a welcoming flight by V 1. Squadron No. 2. It narrates the arrival scene at NorfolkCapes Henry and Charles and the sea welcome with planes and sailors cheering.
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Atlantic
Washington
Memphis
Europe
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
White House
Coolidge
Lindbergh
Women’s Reception Committee
District of Columbia
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
President Coolidge
Minneapolis
Norfolk
Virginia
Capes
National Capital
Potomac
Lindy
Capes Henry and Charles
Amercans
Lindbergh Receives Glowing Welcome At Sea Homecoming
Aboard the Memphis a formation of 25 Army planes from Langley Field escorted Col. Lindbergh to a warm reception near Cape Henry. Navy and Coast Guard ships, blimps, and destroyers joined the escort as President Coolidge prepares to extend honors upon his arrival in Washington.
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Memphis
Co. Lindbergh
Langley Field
Col
Culver
Navy
Goff
Richard R. Blythe
Col. Lindbergh
Hayward
Baltimore
Washinton
Humphreys
New York
Cape Henry
Hampton Roads
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Dodge Brothers Six Presents a New Chapter in Auto History
Dodge Brothers introduces the Senior a six cylinder car billed as entirely new. The Six marks a new chapter in Dodge history signaling a spirit of progress in design and finish. Niran Bates Pope lauds its rugged permanence and novel class amid a wave of new plant methods and production shifts.
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Dodge Brothers Six
Dodge Brothers
Niran Bates Pope
Pope
Automobile Topics
Lutheran Church Bulletin Describes Services and Society Meeting
Beccawen Street church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with classes for all in a modern building. Sermon at 11 a m by Rev C A Freed. No evening service due to bac calaureate sermon at Handley School. Woman's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Synod of Virginia begins Tuesday and runs through Thursday with an open invitation.
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Beccawen Street
C. A Freed
Handley School
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Children Day at John Mann M E Church
East Cork Street Washington and Roseawen Sun hosts Children’s Day on Sunday with a 10 am church school reading by the Jessons and an 11 am sermon for children and youth. A 8 pm church school program led by Miss Bettie Jackson aims to be one of the church’s largest events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mann
M. E
Cork Street
Washington
Roseawen Sun
Bettie Jackson
Sermon and Services at St Paul Me Church
St Paul Me Church colored on North London Street announces sermon by Rev George Fe Proctor at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 2 30 p.m. and a second sermon at 8 p.m with services held each week.
Fast Track In Prospect For Altoona Race
Altoona Pa June 11 A fast track and fair cool weather were in prospect for the 200 mile automobile race on the 1 1/2 mile wooden speedway. Eighteen drivers of national prominence compete for 70 000 purse and title. Twelve pilots including Frank Elliott Dave Lewis Peter de Poule Harry Hartz and Leon Duray qualified at 125 mph or better.
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Associated Press
Altoona
Frank Elliott
Dave Lewis
Peter de Poule
Harry Hartz
Leon Duray
Police Quell a Disturbance At British Consulate
A crowd of 350 men and women gathered in front of the British consulate on Whitehall Street to protest England's policy. Police were called to quell the disturbance after disorder escalated, with a rapid response to restore order.
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New York
Whitehall Street
England
Showery Weather Forecast for Early Week Across States
The weather bureau expects showers at the start of the week and again midweek across the North and Middle Atlantic States. Cooler first part in New England with generally seasonable temperatures elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Weather Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic
New England
President Coolidge warns tax cuts depend on holding expenditures
President Coolidge told budget meeting heads that further tax reductions hinge on keeping federal expenditures near current levels. He projected a $599 million surplus for the year ending June 30 and a $238 million surplus next year, but warned that this year's surplus is uncertain due to nonrecurring receipts. He urged holding total appropriations to $3.3 billion for 1929, with nonessential cuts already near their limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
If one good term deserves another
A witty maxim from American Lumberman ponders rewards for repeat service. The quip asks what one and a half good terms merit, implying a humorous standard of recognition for extended tenure.
Sunday night service announcement
Night begins Monday with all invited to attend services. Rev Yda Raith of the Baltimore annual conference will have charge of the week's service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yda Raith
Evangeli the
Baltimore
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H. C. Funk
Helen Funk
East Radford
Virginia State Funeral Directors’ Association
Fuk
Virginia State Board
William White
Alice Clinger
C. C. Haines
John Clinger
Paul Wise
Mark Armel
Lola
Marguerite
Carrie Shiley
Ruth Hawkins
Loretta DeHaven
Elise Armel
Kathaleen Haymanen Gerene Trenety
Georgie Armel
Dollie Walker
Byrel Clark
Dorothy
Julia Hall
Ethel Cadwallader
Messrs
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Roy DeHaven
Sanley Lewis
Willis Madagan
Arthur Shiley
Alvin Bove
Monroe
Ralph Buckley
Alifford Hall
Noah
Edward Dellinger
Willie Walker
George Snyder
George Haymaker
Raymond Hausenfluck
Roy Ferguson
Raymond Grubbs
Duke
Huntsberry
H. M. Canter
John I. Sloat
T.S. Jolliffe
Martin Wisecarver
Hilda Mareh
Frank Lovett
Herbert S. Larrick
C. A. Anderson
Washington, D. C
Miami
Fla
Lion Clubs
United States
Cuba
W. L. Cauthorne
Tappahannock
St. Margaret’s School
Miss Pag
Tharr Natean
Dudley P. Pierre
Harry*Myerley
8. J. Swimley
Mt. Crawford, Va
Charles Potter
Holmquist
Pingley
Virginia Rodgers
Mr. Fred. Stryker
Ida Fisher
John Mills
No. 20
Valley Avenue
Ossie Light
Grimes
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Norman Graber
Norman Graber, Jr
Margaret Graber
Dorothy McCann
J. T. Burwell
Millwood
T. M. Hiltzheimer
Kathaleen Sutton
Elizabeth Renner
George E. McCartney
Ned McCartney
Vincent Erb
Asheville, N. C
Herbert Shutte
C. L. Nicodemus
Edward, Drullard
Buffalo
N. C
New York State Lions International
G. F.house
Drullard
Atlantic City
N. J
J. L. Humston
William Cammer, Jr
Lou Hollis
State College
Penn State College
John Seal
Theresa Lynch
Washington, D.C
F. J. Kelley
Parkersburg, W. Va
Mast Digny
May Mort
W.A. Baker
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Jeanne Stuart
Hagerstown, Md
Lynn K. Brag, Jr
L. Marshall Baker
Staunton Military Academy
J. Howard Taylor
Fred Whettell
V 1
J. J. Bady
Church Bulletin
Grace Lutheran Church
Charles Lindbergh
Evangeline Lindbergh
Ao i
Tin
Agnes Ayres
Manuel Renchi
LLN
Holland
Delft University of Technology
Ely
Sample Shoe Store
John S. Solenberger & CO
N. Main Street
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