Fireproofing Plans For Virginia State Hospitals Outlined
Richmond June 23 A full report on fireproofing state hospital buildings should go to the budget committee by July 15. Dr H C Henry states costs for Eastern State Hospital fireproofing total 868 442 for a complete rebuild and 403 777 for an alternate plan. A sprinkler option would cost 294 779. The board considers funding deficits for a boiler and reservoir at Southwestern State Hospital and bids for Petersburg work were re advertised. The next meeting is July 20 at Western State Hospital. Dr J S DeJarnette marks 50 years with the institution on July 21.
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Richmond
State Hospital Board
H. C. Henry
State Hospitals
Eastern State Hospital
Petersburg
Southwestern State Hospital
Marion
Taylor
Cameron
Western State Hospital
J. S. DeJarnette
Opponents Of Waiting Law To File Briefs
Three judges heard over three hours of argument on Maryland’s 48 hour marriage delay law and gave all parties 15 days to file briefs. The Rev. Joseph T. Baker of Elkton seeks an injunction against Clerk Walter E. Buck to block the law’s effect. The state filed a demurrer to the petition.
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Elkton
Maryland
Joseph T. Baker
Walter E. Buck
State Education Names Admin Director. Berryville Loan Approved
Follows appointment of F F Jenkins as director of administration, finance and research, effective July 1. Two Literary Fund loans approved: $5400 for Clarke County Berryville school and $5000 for Stafford County Falmouth school. Jenkins to oversee school budgets and funds. B T Watkins to succeed as Southampton superintendent.
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Richmond
F. F. Jenkins
Southampton
State Department of Education
Jenkins
B. T. Watkins
Franklin High
State Ward of Education
Clarke County
Berryville
Stafford County
Falmouth
Virginia Forestry Service To Lease 43369 Acres
The Virginia Conservation Commission authorizes a 99 year lease to the state for 43 369 acres of land acquired by the Federal Resettlement Administration. The contract requires Henry Wallace and H Clarence Smith signatures with most land in Buckingham Cumberland and Prince Edward Counties. The area includes six artificial lakes and is administered as a state forest. The next commission meeting is July 20 21 at Hungry Mother Park to review the budget.
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Clifton Forge
Virginia Conservation Commission
H. Clarence Smith
Richmond
Federal Resettlement Administration
Henry Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Buckingham
Cumberland
Prince Edward Counties
State Forestry Service
Hungry Mother Park
Marion
Douthat State Park
F. C. Pederson
Charlottesville
Randolph O'Dell
Turtles Milking Cows Report Sparks Lancaster Mystery
LANCASTER, Pa. June 23. John Snyder a dairy farmer says two land turtles were milking his cows and he killed them to protect his herd. He claims the evidence against the reptiles was indisputable and offered no further details.
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Lancaster
John Snyder
Snyder
Round Hill and Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church Services
Opequon Group Presbyterian led by Rev E Summers McGavock holds Sunday School at 10 and service at 11 with a congregational meeting. Cedar Cliff Group has Church School at 9 30 and 8 p m worship with Cedar Creek 2 p m service 2 45 p m Mt Hope 10 a m church school Nineveh 10 30 a m church school and 11 a m worship with a sermon on The Letter to the Smyrna Church.
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Opequon Group
Presbyterian
E. Summers MC Gavock
Opequon
Burnt Chapel
Round Hill
Opequon Chapel
Cedar Cliff
Julian T. Owen
Young People’s
Cedar Creek
Mt. Hope
Nineveh
Smyrna Church
Winchester U. 8B Charge and Area Church Services
List of church notices across Mt. Pleasant Pleasant Valley Red Bud and nearby areas. Includes ministers dates and times for services Sunday School Bible study and communion. Notable honorees in Galilee Bible School and multiple churchs schedule for Sundays and fourth Sundays.
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Winchester U
WM. B. Obaugh
Mt. Pleasant
Christian Endeavor
Pleasant Valley
Red Bud
Paul reviews his life in prison with faith and resolve
The article reflects on the Apostle Paul in Rome near death, recalling his conversion, sufferings, and steadfast pursuit of Christ. It notes his letters, martyrdom, and enduring influence on Gentile churches, concluding with his boast that he has fought a good fight and kept the faith.
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Newman Campbell
Paul
Jesus
Rome
Damascus
Jerusalem
Saul
Galilee
Christ
C Features Syndicate, Inc
Ridgeway Circuit M E Church Schedule and Conference
Paynes Chapel and Gerrardstown churches announce Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Young Peoples devotional at 8 p.m. Gerrardstown 10 a.m. Sunday School and 7:30 p.m. Young People's meeting with 8 p.m. worship. Third quarterly conference set for Paynes Chapel 8 p.m. Friday June 30 with Dr. McIntyre presiding.
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Ridgeway Circuit
M. E. Church
South
G. H. Fielding
Paynes Chapel
Sermion
Young Peoples
Gerrardstown
McIntyre
White Post Methodist Schedule and midweek note
Rev. W. D. Sheets leads services at Cedarville at 10 a.m. Rockland at 11 a.m. Boyce holds a 7:15 p.m. Young People service with 8 p.m. worship and sermon. The third meet at Rockland on Wednesday June 28 at eight.
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White Post Methodist
W. D. Sheets
Cedarville
Rockland
Boyce
Notices Forchurch column publication deadlines
Notices must reach the Star by 6 o clock the day before publication. County notices due by 4 o clock Thursday and city notices by 4 o clock Friday to be guaranteed with other church news.
Virtue's Reward: Woman’s kindness saves life in storm
Melbourne Missouri reports Mrs Josie Fitzpatrick was visiting a sick friend when a windstorm damaged her home. Her act of charity weeks earlier appears to have set her on the scene to help and perhaps save her own life.
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Virtue
Melbourne
Josie Fitzpatrick
Muse Calls Virginians to Build an Opposition Republican Party
Benjamin Muse of Petersburg urged Virginia Republicans to form a stronger opposition from within to defeat one party rule. Speaking to Republican clubs in Richmond he warned that mere joiners won’t suffice and urged a new attitude toward freeing Virginia from the existing party system. He said 50 000 anti New Deal Democrats seek a true party to join and would not align with Republicans until overhaul.
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Richmond
Benjamin Muse
Petersburg
Virginia
Republican Club of Virginia
Woman's Division
Richmond Young Republican Club
Muse
Republican Party of
Democratic shift prompts new women's division leaders
Dr. E. K. Rose of Richmond, president of the state club, appointed temporary officers for the new womens division. Mrs. Ethyl Costello was named chairman, with Mrs. J. E. King as vice-chairman and Mrs. D. Buck among the initial appointees.
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E._K. Rose
Richmond
State Club
Womens
Ethyl Costello
J. E. King
D. Buck
May gasoline tax receipts rise in Virginia totals
Richmond reports May gasoline tax collections reached 1,582,581.59 dollars, up 126,286.09 from a year ago. Year to date receipts are 8.5 percent higher than last year.
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Richmond
State Division of Motor Vehicles
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