Born to Love at Capitol last times today
Warner Brothers releases and current bookings for Capitol and Colonial Theatres show Born to Love starring Constance Bennett with Joel McCrea at Capitol for the last times today. The film opens in London amid dramatic romance and moral tension.
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Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Capitol
Colonial Theatres
Constance Bennett
RKO Pathe
Capitol Theatre
London
Joel McCrea
Paul L. Stein
Ernest Pascal
Paul Cavanagh
Anthony Bushell
Frederick Kerr
Louise Closser Hale
Platform Meeting At St Pauls AME Church Friday Evening
A platform meeting for discussion will be held at 8 30 oclock tomorrow evening in St Pauls AME Church on North Loudoun Street. The public is invited. The program will feature The Poor in Spirit presented by Rev H A Johnson.
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St. Paul's A. M. E. Church
North Loudoun Street
H. A. Johnson
They That Mourn and The Meek Authors in Washington and Key Figures
A list of biblical qualities with associated reverends and locations including Washington DC and Charles Town WV. An amateur radio remark from Louisville Times notes that radio performers work for love of the hobby.
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J. H. Quiatt
A. R. Fray
Washington, D. C
O. Wells
S. Spriggs
Layn
Earman Walker
Charles Town
W. Va
Mike
Louisville Times
Homemakers Plan Conference at Blacksburg in July
The Homemakers Association schedules a state conference at Blacksburg from July 28 to August 1 with fees of 3 dollars for attending club members and 1 dollar for non club attendees. Funds support a 4-H loan program for girls and a 4-H State Short Course at Blacksburg later in July.
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Homemakers Association
Blacksburg
State Department
Virginia
Dependable Service Promised In Any Circumstance
A firm pledges capable service under all conditions and offers to confer on details before carrying them out. The message emphasizes readiness to handle any situation and follow through on agreed plans.
Berryville Social Notes Highlight Regional Guests
Berryville Virginia social page lists engagements and travels. Florence Willis Cralle announces engagement to Dr. Herman Bell with July wedding and France England honeymoon. Numerous visitors and guests stay at local homes, with Red Cross leadership and educational appointments noted.
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Berryville
Robert Bageley Cralle
Farmville
Florence Willis
Herman Bell
J. H. Bell
Clarke County
France
England
Miss Cralle
Farmville State Teachers’ College
Bell
Randolph Macon
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Hampden-Sidney College
Tyson Dortch
Mary Wilfred Armstrong
Oklahoma City
Mt. . Hebron
Major
Dortch
W. M. Hardesty
Rose Cottage
Douglas Hardesty
West Point
Charles Gregory
Opal Hepler
Pennsylvania
J.A. Perkins
Coatesville
Charles Fleming McIntosh
Virginia Beach
Goodwin H. Williams
Fairfield
New York
Evelyn Page McGill
Ree
Neville Harnsberg
Front Royal
John B. Goldsmith
Lewis Neill
John B. Neill
Boyd Stevens
Short Hills
N. J
Virginia Loan And Thrift Declares Semiannual Dividend
The Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation reports favorable results for the first half of 1931 with 706 accounts paying merchants $77,629.32 and repayments totaling $103,419.26. The company, created five years ago by Winchester merchants and the Chamber of Commerce to aid local buyers and sellers, declares a semiannual dividend of 3 percent on common stock and .342 percent on preferred. Checks will be mailed June 30.
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Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants of
Winchester
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Early Months
Weather summary shows no rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 a m June total precipitation for the month to date 1 37 inches. Comparison of 18 year average rainfall for January through May with 1932 totals lists January 2 43 inches February 1 06 inches March 2 41 inches April 3 82 inches May 3 22 inches. First six months of 1930 record January 155 inches February 048 inches March 222 inches April 179 inches May 119 inches June 306 inches.
Public bakery opens. Byrd wreaths Arlington tomb
The Lee Baking Company hosted a public opening of its new bakery building. Admiral Byrd and Bernt Balch laid a wreath on Floyd Bennett’s tomb at Arlington. Miss Mabel Pauline McQuay wed Clarence William Easterday at her father’s home, 505 National Avenue. Elizabeth Grim hosted a honeymoon shower for Catherine Chrismore. The Philadelphia ball team leads the American League with Washington trailing by 28 points.
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Lee Baking Company
Admiral Byrd
Bernt Balchen
Floyd Bennett
Arlington
Mabel Pauline McQuay
Clarence William Easterday
J. W. McQuay
National Avenue
Elizabeth Grim
Catherine Chrismore
Philadelphia
Washington
Rotary Club Honors Five For Civic Service And More
Five years ago on June 25 1926 Rotary Club elected honorary members Conradr Byrd Admiral Nurton and Governor Byrd Mayor Julian F Ward issued a July 4 Independence Day proclamation Bells rang Herbert S Larrick spoke at Front Royal Methodist Church South Virginia tobacco crop drought caused 15 million dollars in damage Mr and Mrs Herbert S Jones formerly Miss Zella Pearl Rinker left on a wedding trip
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Conradr. Byrd
Admiral Nurton
Byrd
Rotary Club
Julian F. Ward
Herbert S. Larrick
Front Royal Methodist Church
South Virginia
Herbert S. Jones
Zella Pearl Rinker
Middletown
Fifteen Years Ago June 25 1916 Church Observances
Fifteen years ago on June 25 1916 Children Day was observed at First Baptist Church with Rev W R Alexander delivering an address. President Wilson was reported to consider issuing a call for 250000 volunteers. French armies reportedly repulsed the Huns near Verdun. Company I members attended services at the Presbyterian Church led by Rev J H Lacey. Local militiamen received New Testaments before leaving for mobilization at Richmond.
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First Baptist Church
W. R. Alexander
Wilson
Verdun
Company I
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Lacey
Richmond
Centennial of Historic Church To Be Celebrated
Invitations have been issued for Grace Church Parish centennial celebration at Grace Episcopal Church on Sunday July 12. Morning service led by Rt Rev F D Goodwin will conduct the evening service as Rt Rev St George Tucker is ill. A pageant will depict the church history from its 1830 founding with Civil War hospital use and events through World War I.
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Berryville
Grace Church Parish
Grace Episcopal Church
Old Wickliffe
R. E.lee
Gettysburg
F. B. Whiting
A. Cummins
Rose MacDonald
John D. Richardson
E. G. Butler
Christ Church, Millwood
B. Duvall Chambers
F. W. Tilford
Drought Warns of Little Effect on Graduates Crop
The Bristol Herald Courier notes a drought this year could arrive too late to impact the crop of graduates, implying limited harm to their prospects. The remark frames weather as insufficient to alter the graduates' outcomes.
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Bristol Herald- Courier
Misogynist Claims West-Pocket Cruiser Not German Origin
Detroit News reports a local man asserts his wife has regularly searched his pockets for years, dismissing claims the west-pocket cruiser is of German origin.
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Detroit News
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Loudoun Street
Los
Shenandoah Valley
McVicar
Woolworth
Hansbrough & Carter
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Wayland
J. W. Rees
Apple Ple Ridge Road
Warner Bros. Capitol
Constance
Bennett
Annrn
Stan Laurel
Rene Oliver Hardy
Jean Harlow
Robert Armstrong
Iron Man
Barbara Stanwyck
Warner Brothers
Warner Studio
Dora Macy
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
W. F. Shryock
Funezral Directors
Virginia Loan and Thrift
Nurotex Suits
Bell Clothes Shop
South Kent Street
Farmers & Merchants
the Apple Folks Bank
Bradley
Brown & Fisher
Ghe Wen
Palm Beach
Gray & Sheetz
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