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A negro chauffeur planned a gala departure visiting relatives after agreeing to work on credit. His elder sister and two nephews remained at Farmville reading his fan mail with begging letters and proposals. The $150,000 draft will be cashed through a New York bank after taxes. Feinberg, who had worked four years in a department store, was promised a rest and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmville
Frank
New York
Feinberg
Manuel Feinberg
Presbyterian School To Hold A Commencement
The Vacation Bible School at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church ends tomorrow with a morning closing for beginners and a 7 30 evening program for other departments. An offering will be collected to cover expenses. Enrollment reached 130 with strong student work. The organizers anticipate a large turnout of church members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Public Institute Highlight Profiles Mrs Wisecarver
A Winchester political figure, Mrs Wisecarver sits on the Democratic Executive Committee and serves as secretary and treasurer for several women’s groups. She early championed woman suffrage, continuing active civic work alongside kin of the late J Luther Maphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Luther Maphis
Winchester
Women property owners push for full rights and jury service
The speaker argues women should have all rights and privileges of men and support for jury service. She notes 23 states now permit women to serve on juries and urges women to take a firm stand on world peace and international cooperation from all angles.
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Wisecarver
Will of Lizzia Maleady Admitted to Record in Court
The will directs Miss Carter B. Conrad to settle expenses and sell the National avenue residence. It provides $200 to the Catholic Church and cash gifts to nephews John Higgins and Donald Higgins. The residue goes to nieces Mrs. W. Sullivan Mrs. T. Martin and Gertrude Higgins in equal shares.
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Lizzia Maleady
Corporation Court Clerk
Carter B. Conrad
National Avenue
John Higgins
Donald Higgins
W. Sullivan
T. Martin
Gertrude Higgins
Instructors Continued with Hall Address and Discussion
S Newman of Woodstock will review past year’s achievements. Dr Sidney B Hall Virginia public instruction chief will give an address. A general discussion of problems relating to agriculture follows.
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S. Newman
Woodstock
Sidney B. Hall
Virginia
State agriculture program to discuss education links
A culture and a program for the ensuing year will be set up. State Department of Agriculture members will discuss the relation of agricultural education to the general school program. T. J. Wakeman of Marshall and C. E. Richard of Mt. Jackson are among instructors listed from this district for discussions.
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State Department of Agriculture
T. J. Wakeman
Marshall
C. E. Richard
Mt. Jackson
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Los Angeles
John West Hunt
Father Divine
Delight Jewnett
California
Colorado
Leon Yankwich
Hunt
H. B Smith
Agnes Gardner
Elizabeth Peters
Paul J. Cotter
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Smith
Miss Jewett
Denver
Jack Powell
Christ
Beverley Hills
Joseph
Redeemer
MacBeth
Yankwich
RGA ‘Food’ Stores
Krumm
Ellogg's Rice
Wheaties
White House
Siete
Lux Toilet
Retail Grocers Association
Ispry
Presbyterian School
Public Institute
Maleady
Ann Page Spaghetti
Bokar Cofee
A&p
Heinz Kucahanen
del Montepers
Tive
Waldorf
IONA
Sunnyfield
Unide Soda
Lu Mott’s
Sparkle Iona
Sultana Bak
Victoria
AJAX
Iona Macaroni
Loamed
Chipso
Mississippi
General Electric
Winchester Furniture Co
South Loudoun ST
Sherwin-Williams
John S. Miller & Co. Hardwares
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