Public Affairs Institute offers scholarships in Virginia
Education discussion at University of Virginia runs June 28 to July 5. Ministers and Sunday school workers from all states may receive free scholarships to join daily talks at Madison Hall in the University Y M C A, with board and lodging available at reasonable rates.
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of Public Affairs
Uni- Virginia
Virginia
Alber Mann
Beret Biblical
Evanston
Ill
Ralph
Theological Seminary
Maine
W. A. Squires
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
C. C. Haun
Vanderbilt University
E. £. Sundt
Northern Baptist Church
Waterford
Conn
Victor C. Detty
Wysox
Walter L. Lingle
Federal Council of Churches
Davidson
N. C
Madison Hall
Char
G. Maphis
T Institute of Public Affairs
University
Virtiria
Mount Pleasant Notes in Virginia Social Visit
Mount Pleasant Virginia notes Mrs John Boyce and Mr John Boyce with Mrs George Boyce from Luke Maryland visiting Mrs John Perry last Saturday. Mr Lee Lamp and Miss Zarah Orndorff of Winchester visited Mr and Mrs Harry Lamp.
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MT. Pleasant
John Boyce
George Boyce
Luke, Md
John Perry
Mr. Lee. Lamp
Zarah Orndorff
Winchester
Mrs
Harry Lamp
Winchester families visit relatives in town gathering
Last Sunday Mrs. Bessie Cooper of Winchester visited here with her sister Mrs. Will Lamp and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ollepeer and daughter of Opequon spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Tamms Rosenberger. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Copenhaver and children of Winchester called on Mr. and Mrs.
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Zeta Spillman
Winchester
Ernest Barb Lane
Ag Ritter
Vivian Lamp
Will Lamp
Roy Rene
Urston Renner
Or T Bun
Arner Dyke
Roy Brill
Clarerite Cochran
John Perry
Venner Milhon
Asa Racky
Ae Renter
Eva Perry
Louise Castleman
Miss McCartney
Hilda Hamilton
Geraldine Lamp
Carrie
Mildred Ritter
Mary Hamilton
Christian Endeavor
Bessie Perry
Pearl Cochran
Asa Racey
Messrs
Woodrow
Edward Perry
Clarence Cochran
Bessie Cooper
Mrs. Ollepeer
Opequon
Tamms Rosenberger
Emmett Copen+haver
Memorial Services and Local Notes From Milldale
Quite a number from Milldale attended memorial services at Rockland Sunday afternoon. Local families from Martinsburg W V visited Mrs W B Brown and attended services. Flint Hill Baseball Club vs Milldale set for Milldale on Saturday June 13 at 2 o clock. Other visitors include Mrs S A Johnson White Post and Joseph Thompson West Virginia and Mrs Dewey Brown.
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Milldale
Rockland
Grover Brown
Lewis Brown
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. B. Brown
J. W. Armel
Marguerite
Charles Piffer
Macedonia
Flint Hill
S. A. Johnson
White Post
Joseph Thompson
West Virginia
Dewey Brown
Russell Oliver
Dove
Hardesty
Large Chicken House Fire Destroys Hayfield County Hennery
A large hennery near Rennery in Hayfield County was swept by flames driven by a northwest wind. The fire destroyed the building and stock, about ickens for market, with loss estimated around Mio. The owner Roh. berger held title, while Mr. Dickens, a farm tenant, owned the chickens and equipment. Neighbors aided quickly, and the glare reportedly lit Rosenberger’s barn nearby.
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Hayfield
Roh.berger
Mio
Dickens
College Head To Preach On Sunday
Dr. W. L. Phillips president of Shenandoah College will preach at the United Brethren Church Sunday morning June 14 at 11 o clock. The strong preacher of the Word will speak to all members and visitors seeking a church home are invited to attend.
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Paul
Neal L
God
W. L. Phillips
Shenandoah College
United Brethren Church
Phillips
Dom
Manbeck's Milk Bread Promises Healthful High School Diet
A vintage ad-style piece touts milk rich loafing benefits for athletic success. It promotes Manbeck's Milk Bread as nutritious and government standard compliant, appealing to families for all ages with sliced and unsliced options.
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Johnny
Manbeck
U. S
Winchester Leave Elks Club at Piccadilly and Braddock
Notice lists Winchester address for C. W. Dwyer, with Washington terminals contact numbers. The text appears as a classified notice or personal notice referencing a departure from the Elks' Club location at the southwest corner of Piccadilly and Braddock Street.
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Winchester
Elks’ Club
S. W. Corner
Piccadilly and
Braddock Street
C. W. Dwyer
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Cork
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S. Stewart St
Frank Gearing
E. Piccadilly St
Robinson Apts
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Hotel Fairfax
W. Clifford
Dixie Restaurant
Braddock St
W. Pall Mal
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Millwood
Quernsey Bull
C. W. Loy
Forks of Capon
Gond
Nick Lingrin
Amherst St
John G. Hubbard
Loudoun
W. Water St
S. Kent St
Woodstock Lane
S. Cameron St
Cooper Apts
Fred & Glaize, Jr
Shirley Carter
Manbeck Bread Company
Cutler
Cutler-Moe
Lupton Orchard Service Co
N. Loudoun St
Washington, Va
MD. Coach Co
Arnold
Northern
Washington
Washington Terminals
Pa. Ave
N. W
Phone Metro
Clarendon, Virginia
West Bound
W. Falls Church
Tyson Corner
Olivers Store
Colvin Run
Dranesville
Herndon Jct
Ashburn
Leesburg
Clark’s Gap
Hamilton
Purcellville
Round Hill
Bluemont
Shepherd Store
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Berryville
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Pequon
Shepherd St
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Herndon Jet
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