Calendar of events for Junior Auxiliary Revue rehearsals and clubs
Ed notes list Thursday late rehearsals for the Junior Auxiliary Revue cast and chorus at Mrs Brinton home in West Cork street. Friday activities include the Friday Bridge Club meeting with Mrs Lewis Hyde at 2 45 p m and the Woodmen of World meeting at Odd Fellows Hall at 8 p m.
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Lewis Hyde
Hyde
West Boscawen Street
Rosalie Oakes
Jesse Oakes
West Clifford Street
Miss.Oakes
Westhampton College
Richmond
Nancy Gray Larrick
Junior Century Club
Hon William W Glass To Crown Queen At Auxiliary Revue
The Junior Auxiliary Revue reaches a climax with the crowning of the Queen of the Razzberry Festival at Handley High School. William Wood Glass will officiate the festival scene and Peyton Marshall Jr. will crown the queen. The queen and maids of honor remain secret until the finale at 8:30. No reserved seats.
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Handley High School
William Wood Glass
Peyton Marshall, Jr
Peyton Marshall
Bridal supper for Mrs Robinson's son and wife
Mrs. James L. Robinson hosted a dinner at Liberty Hall for newlyweds Clarence and Ada Robinson with guests including Edward and Ada Woore and many Robins on their lawn. D A R delegates from Fort Loudoun attended the Virginia State conference at Charlottesville and visited Monticello and Ash Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
James L. Robinson
Clarence Robinson
Liberty Hall Tea Room
Ada Woore
Edward H. Woore
Carroll Solenberger
Susie Solenberger
Ray Robinson
Loring Woore
Ray Robinson, Jr
Kenneth Robinson
Mabel Cather
Helen
Mary Gail Cather
Ansel Solenberger
Mamie Robinson
D. S. Mattison
Sam Brown
Edwin Marker
Charles Link
Lew’ Jackson
Phil Gold
Earnest Leatherman
McKown
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Virginia
Charlottesville
F. L. Ayler
Berryville
Francis J. Marshall
William W. Glass
Thomas Jefferson
Montice
Brooks' Pharmacy Announces New World Nuts Buttered Toasted
Fresh shipment of double ray buttered toasted salted nuts arrives at Brooks' Pharmacy The Rexall Store. Available varieties include meatier nut blends sourced globally with phone contact 766 for orders.
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
Rural Youth Club Meeting At Friendly Grove School
The Frederick County Rural Youth Club held its second monthly meeting on March 16 at the Friendly Grove school house. President Orville Willey of Middletown presided and introduced Mr. Jones of Winchester with a talk on First Aid.
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F Rural Youth Club
Frederick County
Friendly Grove
Orville Willey
Middeown
Jones
Winchester
Willey
Middletown
Etiquette tips for phone introductions and social greetings
The guidance covers how a secretary should introduce an employer naming the employer first and the caller second, the value of a dozen real friends over many acquaintances, and that the husband should greet guests when a couple hosts a dinner without staff.
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Mr. Morgan
Mr. Gibson
Streett couple sails for Grand National and buys Warrenton farm
Mr and Mrs William B Streett sailed for England to attend the Grand National on March 24. Just before leaving they purchased the Bradley place farm near Warrenton on Beth el road from the late Nelson Fell Jr. The estate features an old stone house on a hillside with a lawn to the road.
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Streett
Aintree
William B. Streett
England
America
Warrenton
Bethel Road
Bradley Place
Nelson Fell Jr
Fell
Bill and
Lettice Streett
Skyline Caverns to Open Near Front Royal
A new cavern named Skyline Caverns near Front Royal will open to the public April 15. Developed after Smithsonian review, it features 20 miles of electric wires, 1700 spotlights, many rooms including one with a waterfall, and no steps, located near Skyline Drive’s northern entrance.
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Front Royal
State Chamber of Commerce
Robert F. Nelson
Chamber
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Nelson
Skyline Drive
Skyline Caverns
Term Near End for Ole Columbus Windle at State Farm
The term of Ole Columbus Windle, who received six months at the state farm in Federal court at Harrisonburg, will end April 1, the Star was informed this afternoon.
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Ole Columbus Windle
State Farm
Harrisonburg
Star
Market Quotations and Baltimore Livestock Report
Baltimore market notes show unchanged produce and steady poultry prices with early March figures for chicke n roosters and ducks. The Baltimore Livestock section lists cattle hogs calves and sheep with price ranges and top quotes, along with local retail flour and feed prices and miscellaneous commodities.
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Baltimore
Hiss
Sess
Local Markets Corrected Daily By The Star
The Star notes markets are corrected daily but disclaims responsibility for potential typographical errors. The notice emphasizes diligence in price listings and urges readers to verify figures before trading.
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Star
Stock Market Advances Then Pauses On Wall Street
New York, March 23. Leading stocks rose as much as four points early, then pared gains by session end. European optimism spurred opening bids with 900,000 shares traded. Bethlehem Steel rebounded at the opener before retreating. U.S. Steel, Chrysler, Sears Roebuck, Boeing, General Motors and others helped the late rebound.
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New York
Wall Street
London
Sterling
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Boeing
Glenn Martin
General
Hitler Reaches Memel in Frontline Triumph
Hitler arrived in Memel the northernmost German city, greeted by ecstatic crowds and a show of force. He toured the port with a large segment of the fleet, army units, warplanes overhead, and saluted by Marines, police, and Nazi leaders. He thanked the Memel Security Service and sang of Germany as police bands played Deutschland Über Alles.
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Hitler
Memel
Greman
Reich
Germany
First Army
Heinrich Himmiler
Ernst Neumann
Nazi Party
Fuehrer
Horst “Wessel
Middleburg Plans One Day Spring Race Meeting
The nineteenth annual Middleburg races will be a single day on April 15 at Glenwood Park near Middleburg. The committee concentrated all racing on one card after reviewing purses and event lineup. The six races include timber and brush events plus a flat race, with purses ranging from 250 to 1000 dollars.
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Middleburg
Glenwood Park
Wedeloc Sands
Middlebury Hunt
Middleburg Association
Wal
William Skinner
Raymond Belmont
Upperville Show Elects Officers
Five new members join the Upperville Horse Show Association at its annual meeting. New directors include Charles H. Harrison Jr. and others while W. G. Fletcher remains president. Re-elected officers include John C. Butler vice president and R. S. Peach secretary treasurer. Additional long-time directors named include Oliver Iselin and Dr. Langhorne among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upperville Horse Show Association
Charles H. Harrison Jr
the Plains
Delancey Nicholas
Rectortown
Archie Cary Randolph Jr
Delaney Randolph
Upperville
Jack T. Skinner
Middleburg
W. G. Fletcher
John C. Butler
R.S. Peach
Joshua Fletcher
Scientists Develop White Leghorn Pullets With Larger Early Eggs
Pullets bred at the National Agricultural Research Center Beltsville Md by Dr Cc W Knox and M W Olsen of the Bureau of Animal Industry over four years produced White Leghorn pullets that lay larger eggs earlier. December average egg weight rose from 21.9 to 24.6 ounces per dozen with no culling during the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Agricultural Research Center
Beltsville, Md
Cc. W. Knox
M. W. Olsen
Bureau of Animal Industry
Page Valley Trials Set For April 10 11
Dr George H Long executive secretary of the Page Valley Field Trial Association announces the thirty third annual spring trials for April 10 11 with drawings on Sunday night April 9 A big crowd is expected Stakes include Open Junior Puppy Open Senior Puppy Members All Age and Open All Age Silver trophies will be awarded for Members All Age and prize money allocated as three fourths of entry fees for other stakes
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George H. Long
Page Valley Field Trial Association
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West Stewart Street
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Randolph Macon College
Lynchburg
William M. Richards
Angerona Terrace
Lester Anderson
Memorial Hospital
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Richmond College
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Shawnee Inn
Valley Avenue
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Nancy Coble
Philadelphia
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Stock Market Report
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Loudoun
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Ence
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Victor - Brunswick - Columbia
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Miles Music CO
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Sinclair Service
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Braddock & Germain
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