Homemaker Program Shaped For Virginia Sessions
The Virginia Homemakers Association prepares a multi day program at Virginia Tech with Mrs. C. Nelson Beck as a speaker. Miss Maude E. Wallace will report on relief work, and demonstrations include the ABCs of proper eating with a dairy emphasis and a comparison of diets on mice.
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Associated Press
Virginia Associaton
Virginia Tech
C. Nelson Beck
Albemarle County
Virginia Homemakers’ Association
Charles Sewell
American Farm Bureau Federation
Martha D. Dinwiddie
Beck
A. D. Pratt
V. P. L. Dairy Husbandry Department
Janet Cameron
Virginia Agricultural Extension Division
Homemaker Shows Thrift And Poultry Demonstrations Front
Miss Cymbel Taylor demonstrates thrift in clothing for 1933 while Miss Mary Bettle showcases money savers for homemakers. Prof. Harry L. Moore presents a poultry demonstration at the V P I poultry farm as Virginia Homemakers meet with American Life Association August 3 and 4 to discuss land use health welfare cooperatives education and rural policy with speakers Wallace Graham Burruss Thomas.
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Cymbel Taylor
Mary B. Settle
Harry L. Moore
Virginia Homemakers’ Association
American Aan Life Association
Henry A. Wallace
H.C. Taylor
American Country Life Association
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Norman Thomas
Julian A. Burruss
Grimes Gleanings Harvests and Visitors in Grimes Va
Farmers in Grimes begin harvesting barley rye and wheat. Visitors include John Leight Glenn Allamong and John Cain. Mrs Lela B Marco and her son stay with Ernest Clevenger at Rose Hill Farm. Edgar Gordon and sons drop by. Jonah Good runs the ice route amid heat. Mussellman Company and state highway workers visit. Heat affected several workers last week.
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Grimes
John Leight
Glenn Allamong
Lela B. Marco
Little Son
Jersey City
N. J
Ernest Clevenger
Rose Hill Farm
John Cain
West Virginia
William Cornwell
Berryville
Mitchell Cornwell
Maryland
G. D. Allamong
Edgar Gordon
Mussellman Company
Sipple
Two Thousand Voices at Massanetta Sacred Music Festival
Harrisonburg Va June 27 two thousand voices from fifteen or more localities will join August 3 and 4 at Massanetta Springs for the third annual sacred music festival directed by Dr John Finley Williamson. A sacred folk program led by Mrs John Powell and Mrs Annabel Morris Buchanan is added.
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Associated Press
Harrisonburg
Massanetta Springs
Here
John Finley Williamson
School of Sacred Music
Williamson
John Powell
Virginia
Annabel Morris Buchanan
Bids Sought for Shenandoah Sky Line Drive Section
W M Austin chief of engineers says bids for the second section south of Front Royal will be ready for contract by July 15. Plans for the first section were finished two months ago with surveys continuing for the third section to Panorama.
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W. M., Austin
Shenan National Park
Front Royal
Panorama
Guard Rails Build Along Panorma to Spottswood Trail
Work on the completed highway from Panor ama to Spottswood Trail progresses with 22 workers from the C. C. Co. Camps aiding in the construction. About one and a half miles of stone guard rails, two feet high and two feet wide, are finished to line, with another section planned for 15 miles.
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Panorama
Spottswood Trail
C. C. Co
Stephens City Notes
Stephens City Virginia June 27 Mrs J E Clevenger is confined with a bruised foot. Mrs George Carbaugh of Washington visited Mrs J P Carbaugh. Trinity Lutheran lawn party set for July 4 at Mrs Gillick’s. Mr J P Carbaugh out again after illness. Vacation Bible School closed at Lutheran Church. Miss Mary Frances Barr of Strasburg visiting Mrs Lewis Lemley. Eldridge Lemley and wife drove to Philadelphia last week.
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Stephens City
J. E. Clevenger
Ladie’s Aid Socie
Trinity Lutheran Church
Gillick
J. P. Carbaugh
Lutheran Church
Mary Frances Barr
Strasburg
Lewis Lemley
Eldridge Lemley
Philadelphia
Motor chassis trends show shift to eight cylinders
The report contrasts 1925 and current figures: 14 four cylinder chassis then versus 4 now, 60 six cylinder then versus 20 now, and 18 eight cylinder then versus 36 today. It notes eight cylinder cars doubled while six cylinders fell two thirds, changing the 8 to 6 ratio from 18 to 60 to 36 to 20.
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Blacksburg
Massanetta
Miss Shaeffer
Julia Fuqua Ober
Virginia Federation of Music Clubs
Blanche Deal
Virginia Music Teachers’ Association
Lorean Hodapp
Dr. Williamson
Westminster Quartet
Stephens
George Carbaugh
Washington
Winchester
Ford
Silvertown
Rtire CO
Braddock and
Boscawen Sts
Chevrolet
J. C. Hockman
Mer
U. S
Herrell Sales Corp
Loudoun St
Im . T
Opyright
The
America
du Pont
John W. Rosenberger & Co
DUCO
Firestone
Century of Progress
Chicago
Studeb’r
Auburn
Firestone Sentinel
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Winchester, Va
L. J
Oldfield
Auburn _ Studeb'r
Plymouth
Donnie
Bones SY
Adkn
Byles Forgrave
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
Matinsburg Pike
Amherst & Valley Ave
Boscawen
Sis
Braddock St
McCormick Deering
C. Il Brumback