Hopewell Opposes Heller Americanism Bill
The Heller Americanism bill faces opposition from Hopewell Post No. 80 of the American Legion. The post voted to ask the Governor to veto the measure after the department favored restricting use of public buildings by speakers seeking to overthrow the government by force. Milton Vaughan was to relay the action to the Governor.
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Hopewell
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Legion
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Legion Department
Gus Robbins
The
Hopewell News
Post
Co. BE. Campbell
Robbins
Milton Vaughan
Richmond
John J. Wicker, Jr
Virginia Department
Department
Virginia
Middleway Notes Highlights Local Church Services and Events
In Middleway Virginia on March 20 the town enjoyed a sunny spell as churches planned services and events. Will Baker of Rippon visited relatives, while Lone Fox and His Western Rangers perform at Charles Town High School on March 26 to fund street lights. Contractors work resumes on a new dwelling for Leslie Swartz as residents return from winter travels and local families visit. several locals are noted visiting or returning home.
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Middleway
Will Baker
Rippon
Episcopal Church
Union Church
Hazel Will
Lone Fox
Hagerstown
Earl Grantham
Ethel and
Clara Roberts
Washington
Social Guests and Neighbors Attend Church Ladies Event
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Church hosted a well attended event with Mr. and Mrs. J. Al Ware as hosts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown from Summit Point and Mr. Ira Shade and sons Francis and Joseph from Washington D. C. The Staubs family moved to Middleway and are living in Mrs. Shull's former house.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
J. al Ware
W.E. Brown
Summit Point
Ira Shade
Francis
Joseph
Washington,d. C
Rudolph Staubs
Middleway
Shull
Dairy Expert To Visit Winchester For Advice
R. G. Connelly, extension dairy man from Virginia Tech, will be in Winchester Thursday to advise on dairy problems. Those seeking help may contact him at the county extension office.
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R. G. Connelly
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Winchester
Dairytken
E Countent
Final Rites Held For Aged Virginia Cleric James E Booker
The Rev. James E. Booker D D longtime leader of the Virginia Presbyterians home mission died at 90 after a brief illness in Hampden Sydney. Funeral services were conducted at the college church and burial followed in Union Seminary Cemetery. He served Hampden Sydney as a trustee for 20 years and held pastorates in Virginia and West Virginia. He was born February 12 1850 in Charlotte Courthouse and was a Hampden Sydney 1870 graduate. He is survived by three daughters Mrs Clement Boaz Mrs Andrew Packer and Miss Helen Booker.
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Hampden-Sydney
James E. Booker
Virginia Presbyterian Synod
College Church
Cores Williams
J. B. Massey
Union Seminary
Booker
Hampden-Sydney Board of Trustees
Virginia
West Virginia
Charlotte Courthouse
John and
Lucilla Elliott Booker
Beta Theta Pi
Hebron Church
Staunton
The
Virginia Synod
Dr. Booker
Clement Boaz
Fort Worth
Texas
Andrew Packer
Baltimore
Helen Booker
Snake species count and venomous share
The query states there are 1640 known snake species with 592 poisonous species.
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Daily Crossword
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Perera
Mino
Rawle Dilhe
Fifth Avenue
J. B. Beverley
Ond
Charleston
W. Va
First Presbyterian Church
Bream Memorial Church
Nan DuPuy
Haldeman
Pocahontas
Red Ash
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